Civic Chest Elects 13 Directors for Three Year Terms
The Watervilet Civic Chest Inc. elected 13 directors at last night’s meeting at the Center. Reelectees serving three years include Alfred A. Ayliss Rev Henry J Burggraatf Joan J Carroll Mrs Louis W Kemp Alfred Menedy Frederick J Payéohne Rev George T Quinlivan Zigmond A Sefrick Dr William A Stewart Rev Boleslaus Watrova and Henry Reger. A new one year term was given to Mrs David Tomlinson. Nomination committee members were J Harold Anderson chair Mrs William H Sulzberger and James G Wiseman. James Connell remains president with Rev Ivan H Ball treasurer James S Sage secretary Edward J Sanders board chair reelected. Officials appointed include Mrs Thomas F Cavanaugh executive secretary and Mr Carrotl purchasing agent. Dinner plans for June were announced with Sage named dinner committee chairman.
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The
Watervilet Civic Chest, Inc
William A. Stewart
Francis E. Wallingford
Boleslaus Watrova
Henry Reger
Mra
David Tomlinson
Hew
J. Harold Anderson
William H. Sulzberger
James G. Wiseman
James ¥ Connell
Ivan H. Ball
James 5. Sage
Edward J. Sanders
Thomas F. Cavanaugh
Carrotl
Bothy
Sage
Mir
Center Games Show Strong Pitching and Fielding
Midseason form appears in Waterville Civic Center softball center games as Yanks edge Marauders 43 in Junior loop with Clough and Quirk leading on the mound and at bat. Red Sox top Fitz All-Stars 63 behind Dennis Quinn, Ray OConnor, Bob Sitts, and Jack Rexford delivering.
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Watervilet Civic Center
Jie Dnfield
Yanks
Marauders
Bill Carroll
George Clough
Atickers
Bob Sitts
Jack Rexford
Rockets
Aces
Jack Quade
Association
Nne Culkin
Grady
Jack O'Brien
Chuck Hendrickson
Frank Ward
Albany County
Parent-Teacher Association
George Kearns
J. M Harriet Clapper
Joseph Chartrand
Frank Debrick
Thomas Pratt
Thomes Bramfitt
Bernard Joslin
Ada Heenan
Drs. Kearns
St. Bridget's Wins 13 to 9 Over Jermain Club
St. Bridget's topped the Jermain Club 13 to 9 in Waterville City Softball League play last night at the winners' diamond. Frank Vettera allowed nine runs while Pete Angrindt took the loss, with Jeridam Club right fielder Harris going 3 for 4 and Angsindt homering.
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St. Bridget's
Jermain Club
Frank
Red” Vettera
St. Bridget’s
Pete Angrindt
Bigguna Jn
Fred Hildebrandt
Pete Dipoff
Lou Gizal
Jeridam Club
Harria
Bruce Cardell
Angsindt
Bridget
Civic Center
Maplewood
J J Coveney Dies Suddenly At Residence
John J. Coveney aged 46 died suddenly at his home 504 Second Street while Waterbury Fire Department inhalator team treated him after a home attack. He was a 27 year foreman at Allegheny Ludlum Co. and a member of St. Bridget's Church Holy Name Society Waterford Elks Lodge Industrial Club Troy. Funeral Thursday at his residence 7 am and St. Bridget's 9 30 am solemn mass.
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John J. Coveney
Allegheny Ludlum Co
Second Street
Waterview
Coveney
Watervilet
St. Bridget's Church
Holy Name Society
Watervilet Lodge of Elks
Industrial Club of Troy
Henry J
Mary Kittrick Coveney
Margaret I. Scott
William E. Coveney
Two-Hit Pitching Leads School 3 Victory
School 3 beat School 7 42 at Brotherhood Park in Watervliet Public School Athletic League play. Jack Bateman pitched two hits with 21 strikeouts for the winner. Robert Fully allowed ten hits and six strikeouts for School 7. Joseph Brandt hit a home run and Paul Austin doubled for School 3.
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Jack Bateman
Brotherhood Park
Bateman
Robert Fully
School
John Reilly
Roger Chatterton
Ted
Joseph Brandt
Paul Austin
John Pakatar
Tom Brown
Scout Troop Plans Overnight Trip at Haswell Grove
Scout Troop 3 percent sponsored by Watervliet Civic Center arranged a pre camporee overnight jumping trip. The event will occur May 727 with camping at Haswell Grove led by Millard Ellett and assisted by troop mates. Members on a preceding bike trip included Thomas Earl Thomas Pratt George Reger Douglas Ellett John J Carroll Jr and Robert Finn.
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Watervliet Civic Center
Haswell Grove
Troop 10
Watervliet
Devil's iDea
Thomas Earl
Thomas Pratt
George Reger
Douglas Ellett
John J. Carroll, Jr
Robert Finn
Millard Ellett
Treout Maateis
Parent Teachers To Hear Of Institute
The Parent Teacher Association of School 1 meets Thursday at 1 pm at the school. Mrs. Russell Madsen and Mrs. Herbert Beckett report on the Institutes for Parent-Teacher Leaders held at Cornell University in an interview with Daniel W. Costello, Watervliet reporter for The Record. Mrs. Alfred Wilson chairs.
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Parent Teacher Association of
Cornell University
Russell Madsen
Herbert Beckett
Daniel W. Costello
Watervliet
Record
Community Smaing
Alfred Wilson
Methodist Church Class Holds Meeting and Birthdays
Class 9 of the Third Avenue Methodist Church met at Mrs. Donald Granerz home on Tron Schenectady Road with Mrs. Chris Jensen presiding. Three members were honored for their May birthdays and gifts given. The next meeting is planned for Mrs. Jeneen’s home on Mar 22.
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Third Avenue
Jeneen
Watervliet Elks Auxiliary Installs Officers and Members
Mrs. Charles Bergland was installed as president of the Women’s Auxiliary of Watervliet Lodge of Elks at a ceremony last night. Officers include Mrs. James March as vice president, Mrs. Joseph Johnson secretary, Miss Margaret Whelan treasurer, and others. A turkey dinner followed with dancing. A special American Legion meeting will review officer nominations and plans for purchasing a new home site, led by Commander Joseph Kruckler.
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Charles Bergland
Women's Auxillary
Watervliet Lodge of
Elka
James March
Joseph Johnson
Margaret Whelan
Mrn
Margaret Kadinger
Cecil Clark
John Farrell, Jr
al Seney
Escorta
Edard Atwater
Walter Halley
Frederick Alber
Charles Malley
J. Wilson James
William Schenz
James Sr. Dillon
Martin J. Houll
John F. Looby
Netin Schanz
John A. Patten Post
American Legion
Plana
Joseph Kruckler
Author Held For Slaying Mother In Boston Hotel
Boston author Gordon M. Hillman 49 told police his mind went black before he bludgeoned his elderly mother Mrs. Caroline Hillman 74 to death with a water filled cocktail bottle in their hotel room. Hillman, arraigned on a murder charge, said his motive was to spare his mother their knowledge of poverty after eviction from the Copley Plaza Hotel.
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Boston
Sumte
Gordon M. Hillman
Caroline Hillman
Francia G Wilson
Homicide Squad
Hillman
Copley Plaza
Captain Wilson
Clsgazanes
Smalion
Hoth
Obituaries for Honsinger Brenenstuhl and Keehan Rites
Several obituaries note deaths across Troy and nearby towns. Mrs. Roswell Honsinger of 86 Fourteenth Street Green Island native previously worked at George P Ide Shirt and Collar Co. Funeral at Himes on Fifth Avenue with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Brenenstuhl of Winter Park Florida died suddenly at 51 with services in Winter Park and Palm Cemetery. Funeral of Daniel Keehan held at George F McLoughlin & Sons and St Patrick Church. John Jensen funeral at Mason Chapel with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Mrs. Eaton of Whitehall funeral at Our Lady of Angeles Church with burial in Our Lady of Angeles Cemetery. Mrs. Bridget Moak and Mrs. Ruth Emery Smith funerals noted. United Nations estimates 7,000,000 blind worldwide, comparable to New York City population.
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Roswell Honsinger
Helen G. Gilberts
Fourteenth Street
Green Island
Troy
George P. Ide Shirt and Collar Co
Howard W. Brockway
John Rabideau
William B. Gilbert
Frank & Gilbert
Himes
Fifth Avenue
Hey
Rufus A. Burdick
East Side Mission
Terment
Oakwood
Frank L. Brenenstuhl
Laula C. Brenenstuhl
Merly
Eagle Bridge
Winter Park
Fla
Brenenstuhly
Dorothy Weidner
Libby Weisgent
Jennie Durkee
Waterford
Ethel Stevens
Johnsonville
Loren
William Stevens
Burisi
Palm Cemetery
Keehan
Danilel Keehan
George F. McLoughlin & Sons
Sixth Avenue
Katherine Eaton
Kirtland Street
Whitehall
Our Lady of Angeles Church
Our Lady of Angeles
Eaton
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Charles Eaton
Our Lady of Angeles’ Church
St. Anne's Society
Mt. Carmel Society
Notre Dame Des Victoires
Church
Anthony Romeo
Waterview
Frank Romeo
Mary Scott
Mra
Joseph Dupuis
Arthur Appel
Greenville
N. H
Carmel Murdock
Greenwich
Vernon Quick
Kingston
Rose Brownell
Bailston Spa
Michael Denaro
Anthony Denaro
John Denaro
Rutland, VI
William Denaro
Seattle
Wash
Leigh Diefendorf
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Species Decline Highlighted By National Geographic
Washington reports the National Geographic Society warns many big game species are near extinction. In North America moose caribou and grizzly bears are rare while bison and sea otter numbers grow slowly. Rare birds include trumpeter swan whooping crane and California condor. Other declining species include Alaskan brown bear orangutan rhino one horned, Asiatic lion and Arabian leopard.
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Washington
Big Gate
National Geographic Society
North America
Antarctic
Borneo
Sumatra
India
Local Contestant Sneaks From Grocery Store Gag
In Winder Ontario a manager staged a skit during a Saturday program where a contestant pretended to go to a grocery checkout with no money. The gag ended when the contestant admitted she had not gone to the cashier but sneaked out of the store.
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Winder
Alghedy
Stags
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