Rensselaer Firemen Win Honor Parade Trophy
Rensselaer Fire Department earned a trophy for most men at the 198th anniversary parade led by Asst. Fire Chief Geary Wilmot Jr. and Captain Francis Hy Helly. Over 50 volunteers from the Hudson Valley joined the event on Saturday afternoon.
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Panper
Rensse
Jacy
Edmonds
Nose Co
Hudson
Geary Wilmot Jr
Francis Hy Helly
Uits
Hudson Valley
Garden Club J Organized At Cambridge
A Cambridge area group formed a garden club after several planning meetings. Mrs Hollis Cornell was chosen as president with officers including Mrs James Coulter vice president Mrs Surmaer Lind secretary and Mrs deving Crags treasurer. The next meeting is May 28 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Buckley’s home to discuss plans for a June mower show.
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South
Cambridge
Cambridge Ace Grane
National Women’s Farm and Garden Assa
Hollis Cornell
James. Coulter
Surmaer Lind
Deving Crags
Theodora Buckley
Publi Airman
Jerome Wright
John Meyer
Market Table
Buckley
Westvaca Hearing Delayed in Troy Over Unemployment Benefits
Westvaca plant officials in Mechanicville postponed a Troy hearing on continuing unemployment benefits for 20 of 22 workers fired for participation in violence. Union spokesmen pressed for an earlier mediation in Albany as the 112 day strike affects about 240 workers.
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Westvaca
Mechanicville
Rensselace County Court House
Troy
Arthur H. Vinett
Meshanieville
Supreme Court
Westwace
Junion
Albany
Five In Burg Family Have Tonsils Removed
Five siblings from the Pelcher family underwent tonsillectomies at Leonard Hospital in a rare simultaneous operation. Christine, 9, Pamela, 6, Nancy, 5, plus two younger siblings were admitted again after a prior attempt, with all recovering under parental care.
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Peicher
Leonard Hospital
Martin
Joey Jr
Nancy
Pamela
Christine
Joseph Pelcher
Joseph G. Fitegerald
Joseph Jr
Mar
Peleher
Pelcher
New York State Income Tax Department
Leonard Hospi
Lagala
Peluhur
Explorer Post formed at Wynantskill church meeting
The newly formed Explorer Post sponsored by First Reformed Church held its first meeting at 7 20 p m in Fellowship Hall. About 20 boys registered and elected officers including David Hunt president and Tommy Giz vice president. Committeemen and advisors were named as well as post delegates and church-affiliated schedules followed for religious services and youth activities.
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Explorer Post Go
First Reformed Church
David Hunt
Tommy Giz
Lewis Rovandi
Robert Gundyum
Terry de Long
Brian Bailey
Larry Schlegel
Oliver Hunt
Glen DeLong
Willard Gundrum
George Schlegel
Howard Topping
George Shinorakian
Lewis Tricahick
Eagle Mills Choir Rehearsal and Troop Meeting Notice
Eagle Mills Choir rehearsal set for Friday at 8 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Boy Scout Troop 27 meets tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at the School House. Philip Redick of the U S Navy has returned to Little Creek Virginia after leave with his parents. Mr and Mrs E Winston Redick. Mr and Mrs Frank B Scofield Jr and family visited her brother and sister in Short Hills New Jersey. Softball practice Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at Wesley House. The team plans the Troy Area Church League opener May 27.
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Eagle Mills
Lommrow
J.z
Philip Redick
U8. Navy
Lilite Creek
iMys
E. Winston Redick
Frank B. Scoffield Jr
Imda
Major Cregan Funeral Rites Held
The funeral of Maj. William J. Cregan, Trojan native and 17 year U S Air Force veteran, was held at 10 am yesterday at J W W Burns Long Inc Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel and at 10 20 am at St Peter's Church where a Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev John H Slickahy with deacon and subdeacon. Mrs Agnes J Duncan presided at the organ and William Duncan sang Miserere and Domine Jesu Christe. Burial was in St Mary's Cemetery. The flag was presented to Maj Cregan's wife by 1st Lt Anthony R Schmidtne of Bis AFB Mass.
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William J. Cregan
U8. Air Force
J. WW. Burns Long Inc
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
John H
Sluicahy
John J. Hardiman
Bartholomew Cunningham
Marble dome ranks among world’s four finest domes
The Rhode Island State House in Providence features one of only four marble domes worldwide joining the Taj Mahal in India St Peters in Rome and Minnesota’s Minpestre state Capitol in St Paul the notable list of landmarks with marble-domed architecture.
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Kare
Rhode Island State House
Providence
Taj Mahal
India
St Peter's
Rome
Minpestre State Capitol
St Paul
Yellow Pages Guide to Leather Goods and Repairs
A playful ad style note touts the Yellow Pages as the first place to locate alligators and a variety of leather goods. It highlights sections like Leather Goods, Luggage Dealers, Repairs, Cleaning, and Leather Art to find bags, belts, coats, and related services.
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Longeage & Leather Goods
Tfi
Yellow Pages
Aqy
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Rensselaer Firemen
Benedict Berner
Rucayet Cerns Berner’s
Third ST. Ph
Garden Club
Star Weekly
Chinos
Me Martin
Broadway Troy
N. Y
119Th St
SL. Augustine’s School
Pelchers
Suzanne
Jean
Daniel
Coufon
Basin Bath
Sein
Ihe
Rtka Garmical CO
Thy
Wynantskill
St Jude
St. Jude the Apostle
First Reformed Congregational Visitation
Tomercom
Pam
the Rosary-Altar Society
Church of St. Jude the Apostle
Bomaly
Harry Flinton
Leonard Lomaestra
John Krucznicki
Raymond Ceineau
David
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Young People’s Society
Capital City
Regcue
Ehurels
Pan
Southern — District
Ota
Young People's Society
Hoffman’s
Latham
Hoiler
Fagan Coal GO
Width St. & Gurley Ava
Major Cregan
Hehua PeStrung
Laportly End
Ronsenabi Ik Strand
Wnkhornad
Dewalry
Nationwide
Christopher J. Farrell
Nationwide Insurance
S5th Avenue
New York
Ashley 4
Ationwide Insurance
George F. Barkley
George Doe
Donald MacDonald
Paul Spenard
Jackson Dennis
William Everton
Joseph P. Mitchell
Plymouth
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