Palsy Drive Underway In Troy Area Campaign
The Cerebral Palsy Drive aims to fund a permanent Albany center for treatment of cerebral palsied children. May is Cerebral Palsy Month with funds to build a facility for 150 plus cases. Local chairman Miles McGrane and community leaders plan theater events, school programs, and merchant drives to raise funds.
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Albany
Jeanette MacDonald
Screen and
Radio Star
Eagle Biree
Miles McGrane
New York
Lawrence Cowen
Proctor's Theater
Frank Richter
Apects Gifts Committee
Mra
Robert Lilly
Charles Niles
Mercantile Enterprises
Troy
Migs Ametia Kopeallis
Association of Troy Players
Dionysian
Russell Sage
Edward W. O'Brien
Troy Avea
Mother Of Eight Divorced After Nearly Thirty Years
Mrs Leona Beach of Schenectady won a divorce from Claude A Beach after almost thirty years of marriage. Supreme Court Justice Harry E Schirick granted Leona custody of three minor children and ordered Claude to pay $25 weekly for their support.
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Claude A. Beach
North Center Street
Schenectady
W. Leona Beach
Clifton Park
Under Street
Rensselaer
Supreme Court
Harry E
Ferguson Will Oppose Sen Taft In Ohio Senate Race
Ohio auditor Ferguson won the Democratic nomination to face Senator Taft. Ferguson urged immediate repeal of the Taft Hartley Act and campaigned under the Labor-Democrat banner. In the primary, Ferguson led with 118,894 votes. Disalle, Busch, and others trailed. Lausche won the Democratic nomination for governor, while Don Ebright secured the Republican nomination.
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Columbus
ULP
Joseph
Fergusson
Ohio
G.O.B
Robert A. Taft
Ferguson
Taft
Senate
G.O.P
Frank J. Lausche
Don H. Ebright
Aecant Lausche
Michael V. Disalle
Toledo
Cleveland
Henry B. Busch
Ebright
Statehouse
James A. Rhodes
Lausche
Melrose Social Roundup Notes Return Home and Visits
Melrose residents share updated home return in winter Troy. Mr and Mrs Lewis Millard visit Elmer Gove in Burlington. Missionary society at St John Lutheran Church holds meeting with Mrs T W Keller presiding. Wickes family move to Endicott after Mr Wickes transfer. Reed Dixon Brenenstuhl families host and attend gatherings with Kinney and Melrose School District students. Classroom party and theater excursion planned by Mrs Edsard Ralston at Melrose.
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Florence Dater
Troy
Lewis W. Millard
Elmer E. Gove
Burlington
Missionary Society of St. John's Lutheran
Harver Reed
Margaret
Spergietown
Albert W. Dixon
Richard
Gail
Clarence W. Caroun
Raymond Brenenstuhl
Mary Jane
Retiy
Marcia
Sandra Campbell
Brenenst
Edsard 3D
Ralston of
Sehaghticnhe
District Deputy Appoints Staff At Odd Fellows Hall Meeting
District Deputy convened staff duties at Odd Fellows Hall Atoany with Mrs Lillian Albert and Mrs Malay joining Mrs Roberts Also noted was a forthcoming meeting with Harriet Ludwig past district deputy weld May 16 at the hall Mrs Nah Stoberts of Albany and several district deputy members attended The Liberty Jainn Council of Troy met in Boan to elect officers and discuss social con Rah War Hall at Amy Tha MacPhee home Refreshments were served afterward
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Atoany
Lillian Albert
Malay
Roberts
Albert
Harriet Ludwig
Nah Stoberts
Albany
The-Luty
Daughters of Albany
America
Mary Upton
Liberty J Ainn
Council of Troy
Boan
Conrah
War Hall
Mra
Amy Tha
MacPhee
Fifth Avenue
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Troy Area
Lena Ened
Au Ant Ree
Lea Aronsons
Las
the Peoples Store
Coats
Emma Willard School
Ernie Ae Aewaukee
Wis
Joske Krause
Woerden
Holland
Mary Burgman
Jacksonville
Virginia Hatfenreffer
Ens R. 1
Barbara Wisotzkey
York
Susan Russell
SA Nee Aterll
Holyoke
Mass
Pearer
the Diamond Store of
Pelicia
Granat
Posner
Seth
Broadway
Teche
The
Pioneer Building-Loan & Savings Association of
Trey
N. Y
Second ST
Tuleien
Sen. Taft
Melrose
Founder's Sale
Sunbacks
Pinaforest
Boleros
Chambray
US Denier
Ars
River ST
Remser ST
Conoes
Nels Sima
Cya Eae
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