Well Driller Burned In Sulphur Gas Fire
Two Luzerne men Guy Hawk and Harry Barber were drilling a water well in East High Street Ballston Spa when a sulphur gas deposit ignited flames. The Ballston Spa fire department arrived, got the flames under control, and the injured were taken to Benedict Memorial Hospital.
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Luzerne
Ughieds Cigaretty
Benedict Memorial Hospital
Ballston Spa
Guy Hawk
Harry Barber
East High Strait
Ballston &Pa
Former Missionary To Speak At Presbyterian Luncheon
Mrs Earle J Woodberry will speak at the annual spring missionary luncheon at Second Presbyterian Church 917 Fifth Avenue at 1 pm Wednesday. Born Ada Plerue from Worcester Miss she earned a THR degree from Gordey College of Theology Boston. The Woodberrys served in Tengchow Shantung China until World War I and again in 1930. they returned to the U S with five children in 1942 and were repatriated.
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Earle J. Woodberry
Norved
Earle J Woodberry
Tengchow
Shantung
China
Second Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Woodberry
Ada Plerue
Warerster
Gordey College of Theology
Boston
Musle
Alianse
Presbyterian Board
Shan-tung
Woodberrys
North Bennington Man Injured After Farm Accident
North Bennington resident Gordon Howard suffered severe head injuries Monday when kicked by a cow while facing a milking machine. A 4.2 inch bolt was driven into his ear as his head struck the machine cover. He was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital and later moved to Albany Memorial in fair condition.
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North Bennington
Albany
Putnam Mermorial Hospital
Bennington
Hile Farm
Gordon Howard
Hie
Howard
Fortnam Memorial Hospital
W C T U Holds Trenthly Central Meeting
The W C T U met at Central with WACVTAUL holding its quarterly business meeting at the president's home. Miss Katherine Ott and Miss Agnes Wakeham led devotions with reports from Mrs Ella Bishop the treasurer and Miss Wakeham the corresponding secretary. Refreshments followed as the hostess assisted by Miss Wakeham.
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W.C.T.U
Wacvtaul
Katherine Ott
Seventh Avenue
Agnes Wakeham
Ella Bishop
Trenaurer
Miss Wakeham
Wakeham
Annual Dance Of Firemen Draws 4500 Attendees
About 4,500 people attended the biennial dance of the United Firemen's Association at the State Armory. The hall glittered with bunting as Toby Middlebrook Orchestra played and Milas Eleanor Bailey led the National Anthem. Hoseman Edward J. Zapf, chair, thanked supporters, with Mayor John J. Ahern praising public generosity.
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Uniformed Firemen'sa Association
Toby Middlebrook
Marty Kornary
Milas Eleanor Bailey
Edward J. Zapf
Firemen's Association
John J. Ahern
F. Pearl Fredericks
Carl A. Smith
Ottawa Approves North Amptie Treaty 185 to 0
Parliament in Ottawa ratified the North Amptie Treaty by a unanimous vote of 185 to 0 on Friday night. Members from all four major parties supported the pact without dissent.
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Ottawa
Parlliament
Bids Sought For Sewer At Housing Site In Troy
City plans sewer and water line installation for the Van Renesselaer housing site. City Engineer Charles F. Craigley seeks bids for new sewer lines from Spring Avenue to Madison Avenue and Project Street. About one mile of main lines to be installed. water lines also planned. City to buy 5500 feet of water pipe. Public Works Commissioner William F. Luby to oversee.
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Troy
van Renawelaer
Charles F. Craigley
Board of Con‘tract and Supply
Spring Avenue
Madison Avenue
Project Street
Ihealty
Troy Common Council
Wiliam F. Luby
Troy HousingAuthority
State Division of Housing
Post Appoints Group To Plan Memorial Day Observance
Nuhje Callahan Post of the American Legion names twenty delegates to meet at the Court House on Wednesday at 3 p.m. to plan the annual Memorial Day observance. Delegates will report to 1 T1 First Street for assignments. The post shifts the officers’ installation to June and invites high school juniors to apply for Spire State Legion Boys State at Colgate.
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Nuhje-Callahan Post
American Legion
Court House
Post
First Street
State Legion
Thomas F. Dougherty
Spire State Legion
Colgate
le Joseph P. F. English
Army and Navy Union
iThe Annex
Detectives Probe Many Downtown Theft Incidents
Police investigate a string of downtown burglaries reported Friday night amid a wider probe. Collecting $734 in cash and merchandise, crimes at 3 Gainers Restaurant and Amber Tavern prompted detectives Sullivan Connery and Kane to lead inquiries.
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Gainers
Broadway
James Daitton
Harry Wilson
Jy Paul McBride
Coleman J. Lyons
Michael J. Kane
Amber Tavern
Division
Third Streets
9 Tn
Vittoria Merola
Frank Connery
Ridmund
Sullivan
Clermont
Trojan Bar
Sane
Third Street
Michael Usher
Paw? Mue
Tacm
Connery
Helmbold
Park Siegre
120
Fourth Street
Reteran’ Lyont
Deective Kane
Theft of 373 Cash from Dresser Reported
A theft case records 373 in cash taken from a dresser. The waten appears to be a watch with an expanding band engraved I EB initials. Sergeant Lyons leads the investigation into the incident.
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Lyons
Five Victims Burned In Valatie House Fire
Residents of Valatie in Columbia County rally support for the Li Sieer family after a fire destroys their home killing three of the couple’s four children Evanna Harriet Carrie Mae and Robert Sitcer funeral services were held for the victims coroner ruled accidental death by suffocation Mrs Sieer said she left to borrow paper for a tar stove as the fire started in the kitchen and spread rapidly neighbors tried to help but were forced back by intense heat.
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Vaiatie
Columbia County
Ralph Li Sieer
Leslie Glenn
Glenn
Wayatie
Carrie Mae
Evanna Harriett
Robert el. Sitcer
Lawrence Andrews
Siicer
Charles D Miller Named President of Masons
Charles D Miller of Glens Falls was named president of the Past Masters Association of Washington Saratoga and Warren Counties at the annual Fort Howard Masonic Temple meeting. Other officers elected included Walter Haywood of Hunteville as first vice president and Herbert Belden noted in records. A motorist, King Nelligton of Montgomery County, was killed early Saturday in a Route collision two miles west of the county line.
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Charles D. Miller
King Nelligton
pAmund
Carajoharie
Montgomery County
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Prop
Amer
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Rice
Troy, N. Y
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RCA Victor
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Zenith
Motorola
Admiral
Sterling
Adels
Silver Club
Hale
MBS
Canada
Mother's Day Dream Come True
Smar Sottess
Romer Cesem
Oe Versaiths
Dick Turner
Junior
Ar Ostalen
Weber's
Gallen
Kane
Eames Slaighing
Fink Avenue
Aochild
Mwerig
Lenin Tex
YMCA
Troy Home Supply
King ST
River
Valatie
Charles Miller
Masons
Frank Cale
J Falls
J. Cloughry
Rev
Adrian
the Fort Church
Hartigany
Troy's Great Housewares
Preen
Aronson
Dee
N.Y. State
ST. Troy
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