Military Mass To Follow Parade At Washington Park
A military mass will be celebrated at Washington Park at 11 am Monday May 31 immediately after the Memorial Day parade ending at the park Rev James J Casey pastor of St Marys Church arranging for three Army chaplains to act as officers of the mass Mass linked to Sept 29 1919 event memorializing the Hindenburg Line battle Veterans committee chair Eugene R Collins assisted by Zera D Link Ebbe C Nielsen and William Cunningham Rev James Lawler to coordinate with veterans committee Mass follows centenary service of St Marys Church set for Sunday May 30 Mayor Frank J Hogan noted.
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Washington Park
James J. Casey
St. Mary's Church
Francis A. Kelley
Hindenburg
Eugene R. Collins
Joint
Veteras
Veterans’ Committee
Zera D. Link
Ebbe C. Nielsen
William Cunningham
James Lawler
Father Casey
Veterans’ Commit
Memorial Day Observance Chair Arranges Platform and Sound System
The memorial day observance chairman will arrange the erection of the platform for the altar and install a sound system. Local officials will oversee setup and coordination with veterans organizations for the ceremonies.
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Ary
First Baptist Church of Half Moon Holds Annual Meeting
The Half Moon church schedules its annual business meeting for 7:30 p m today. Mrs Susan Edwards and her daughter Margaret, who spent the winter in Florida, have returned to Church Hill.
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First Baptist Church of
Campaign to raise 1200 for Salvation Army in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls residents held a Tuesday meeting at the Municipal Building to launch a local Salvation Army fund drive aimed at a 1200 quota. Town Clerk Morgan Burke chaired, Capt. John E. Trask spoke on regional work and Maj. Fred Riley outlined youth programs and community services.
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Salvation A. 1Y
Hoosick
Morgan Burke
Mr. Burke
John E. Trask
Mechanicville
Salvation Army
Maj
Fred Riley
Albany
New York
Major Riley
Burke
Community drive extends to May 26 with local relief efforts
The drive will cover factories and business districts with house-to-house work in rural areas. Subchairmen will oversee territories, with contributions also welcome to Chairman Burke at the Municipal Building. Midweek church service in First Baptist Church centers on "Hope." A chest clinic runs today 2 to 4 p.m. at Main Street School with Pawling Sanitarium staff and nurse Margaret Coleman. Registered with Draft Board No. 334 lists six youths turning 18 in April: Sibley, Phillips, Church, Hall, Crowe Jr, Michaels. Personal notes cover promotions and travels of local residents and clergy attending a wedding in Montreal. Town board reports April activity and finances for Hoosick.
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Burke
Main Street
Pawling Sanitarium
Margaret Coleman
District County
Draft Board
Craig R. Sibley
R. D
Johnsonville
William Frederick Phillips
Petersburg
Lawrence J. Church
John M. Hall
Eagle Bridge
George Waldo Crowe, Jr
Troy
Alexander R. Michaels
Cropseyville
Public Card Party Brings Oak Hill Pupils Together
Oak Hill eighth grade pupils sponsor a public card party at their school room tomorrow at 7 p.m. Events include ticket sales for the Parent-Teachers banquet set for May 20 in the Methodist annex at 6 30 p.m. A chicken dinner is planned. Elsewhere in town and nearby, Mrs. Blanche Thompson visited Mrs. Levaine Cameron in Watervliet, Mrs. Hazel Graffin spent Mother's Day with her parents in Latham, and Miss Marion Hardy spoke on club work and Victory Gardens. Family news notes Mrs. H Green Brimmer and Anthony Trimarche hosted relatives including Staff Sergt. George A. Brimmer of Fort Dix, N. J., and Miss Amy Brimmer.
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Charles Pratt
Troy
Oak Hill
Blanche Thompson
Levaine Cameron
Watervliet
Orrin Peckham
Hartford
Com
North Pownal
Marion Hardy
Bennington County
Victory Gardens
Hazel Graffin
Latham
Henry Talbot
Methodist Annex
H. Green Brimmers
Anthony Trimarche
Adams
George A. Brimmer
Fort Dix
N. J
Amy Brimmer
North Adams
Florence Collins
Grafton Schaefer Visits Astoria Couple
Grafton John Schaefer of Astoria Long Island visits Mr and Mrs Joel Moon. Reverend H Hills will discuss The Road Ahead at the Methodist morning service at nine forty five. Arthur Jones sold his farm near South Long Pond to Mrs Rose Beaker s brother from New York City.
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John Schaefer
Astoria
L. I
Joel Moon
Rev. H. Hills
Arthur Jones
South Long Pond
Rose Beaker
New York City
Arrest New York Man on Charge of Soliciting Bribes
Robert L. Moretta, 37, of New York, is under arrest on a federal indictment charging him with soliciting bribes. The case involves setting a price for concrete forms rented by Universal Farm Clamp Co to a contractor at Voorheesville Regulating Department. Moretta allegedly asked 750 dollars before deciding the rental price and 500 dollars from Edward M. White of Albany to approve renting seven trucks at the Baldwinsville plant.
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Robert L. Moretta
New York
Universal Farm Clamp Co
Voorheesville
Moretta
New York Ordnance Works
Baldwinsville
Edward M. White
Albany
Brotherhood Plans Convention at Hudson Valley Church
Plans have been completed for the annual convention this evening at St John s Lutheran Church Hudson of the Lutheran Federated Brotherhood of the Hudson Valley District. A F Duerschner of this city is president of the federation. The speaker will be Dr Robert Lohan of Hartwick University faculty.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hudson
Lutheran Federated Brotherhood of the
Hudson Valley
A. F. Duerschner
Pfederation
Robert Lohan
Hartwick University
Heer Predicts Change in Real Estate
Clyde W. Heer, former Troy Kiwanis and Real Estate Board president, told Hoosick Falls Kiwanis a major postwar real estate shift is coming. He predicted smaller, electrified homes with compact layouts, concealed plumbing, glass brick limited, and a mix of central or room heaters. He foresaw fewer openings, newer labor constraints, rental ceilings, higher purchase prices, and a spread of mercantile buildings along highways with parklike frontages.
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Clyde W. Heer
Troy Kiwanis Club
Troy Real Estate Board
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club
Heer
Sand Lake Guild Hears Miss Milhan at Church Meeting
Miss Mabel A. Milhan, demonstration agent of the Rensselaer County Home Bureau, spoke to the Westminster Guild at Sand Lake Presbyterian Church on home life in wartime. She urged stronger family ties and discussed a forthcoming church food sale chaired by Mrs. Sidney Gallant. Mrs. Edmund Wagner presided as president.
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Mabel A. Milhan
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
Westminster Guild
Sand Lake Presbyterian Church
Miss Milhan
Edmund Wagner
Sidney Gallant
La Salle Glee Club Sets May 23 Recital at Music Hall
La Salle Institute Glee Club will present its first annual recital Sunday May 23 at 8 30 p m in Music Hall. Organized in February 1942 the club has grown from school functions to a formal appearance featuring a capella arrangements with instrumental and vocal solo numbers alongside the choral program.
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la Salle Glee Club
la Salle Institute
Music Hall
Glee Club
la Salle
Brother John
Infamous Kettle Flavor Ties to Classic Vegetable Dishes
A stock kettle features as the core flavor in numerous vegetable dishes including Lima Beans with Mushrooms Braised Celery and French Onion Soup, highlighting its role in shaping traditional recipes.
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Frank J. Hogan
Sypber
Atte Gwar
Eae
Catholic Central High School
Philip O'Brien
Luiz
Rosemary Cunningham
Robert Bischoff
Grand Inquisitor
Jane Bromley
Walter Carr
Halfmoon
Hoosick Falls
Crisco
Cisco
Ney
Baptist Service
First Baptist Church
Frank J. Stuka
Camp Barkeley
Tex
Fred Hanselman
Fort Bragg
N. C
Jerrard C. Potts
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
U. S. Army
Town of
Bert Baker
Harrison Webster
Veterans’ Relief
John F. Cahill
Arthur VanDerKar
Baker
Justice of the Peace
Grant D. Smith
Pownal
Grafton
Brotherhood Plans Convention
Sand Lake Guild
Milhan
France
Wilson'ss
Wilson & Day
Europe
Mise
Wilson & Co
Wilson
George Rector
Sansa
Savings Bank
Ings Bank
Sen
Py Veltes Banks of
New York State
Trey Levi
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