Gay Nineties Revue Staged At Arsenal Little Theater
Arthur Murphy wrote the Gay Nineties Revue presented at the Arsenal Little Theater Watervliet by the Arsenal Employees Association. Daniel Gilmore directed with I synthesis Bacon in charge of costumes and orchestra. strong cast including Eleanor Hugeison and Sid Beddow. scenes set in 1897 East Side Central Park and Delmonica's with Floradora Sextette. Foremen's Association provided a Tuesday encore.
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Arthur Murphy
Arsenal Little Theater
Watervliet
Arsenal Exployees’ Association
Daniea Gilmore
1Siph Bacon
Arsenal
Etleen Hugeison
Bit Phoenix
Sharpie
Andy Dickson
Paulaner
Doris Mack
Patay King
Thomas Coffey
Frank Sheehy
Jackie Jones
Fred Prins
Sid Beddow
Reg Guasch
Fitties Tint
East Side
Sharple
Sidogie
Fin Ziegfeld
Clarence White
Jim Brady
Wes
Cover Island
Foremen’s Association
Ambience of Community Life Shines in Eagle Mills Notes
Local residents and visitors at Hempton Beach in New Hampshire share a week of leisure. Numerous families relocate for summer, with Berard Poitier returning from Troy and Miss Bensie Cipperly coming home for the season. Guests from Albany and Schenectady visit Hodson and Finkle households as community routines resume. The Gaer- seld School Association hosts a health education talk by Marian Fahey, followed by a brief meeting led by president Arnold W Sliter. Mother’s Day services at the Methodist Church feature Rev. George H. Pettingell’s sermon, while the church school and Bible activities unfold with a theme on fellowship and kindness. Rev. and Mrs. Thames T. Bass return from Elmira to report on the New York and New Jersey Christian Missionary Society convention. Church of Christ schedules worship and Bible school, with Forrest Pairie supervising. Mother’s Day worship at 11 am.
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Arnold W
Hempton Beach
Berard Poitier
Troy
Bensie Cipperly
William Hoover
Russell Wood
Mershall Jr
Harold C. Hodson
Air
Charles Trumbie
Priscilla and
Leis
Schenectady
William E. Finkle
Robert Rogers
Ethel
Elaine
Albany
Arnold W. Sliter
Methodist Church
George H. Pettingell
Isham
Brogham
Fellowship of Kindre¢ Minés
Youth Fellowship
End Sirs
Thames
T. Bass
Elmira
New York and
New Jersey
Forrest Pairie
Major Lodge Home for Hospital Treatment in Washington
Major Lodge Home for Hospital Treatment in Washington reports C Maj Henry I Gabot of Massachusetts hospitalized at Walter Reed with acute intestinal disorder. condition improving but operation possible. War Department announced yesterday. Pastor Sir Bass to speak on A Tribute To Mothers. Community events include church fair planning and strawberry festival setup at West Sand Lexe for June. Meetings scheduled May 23 and June 13 with food sales and renovations funds.
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Major Lodge
Washington C
Henry I Gabot Lodge
Massachugatis
Walters Reed
War Department
Bass
Sass
N. F
Caristian Missionary Society
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Peter Gover
West Sand Lexe
Meen
Efres
Harry Herrington
Ph. D
Gut
Hawa
Stella Belson
Harold Milter
Leele
Hoosick Falls annual church meeting reports gains
Hoosick Falls First Baptist Church completed a satisfactory year with all bills paid and committees over subscribed. Rev McCor notes strong spiritual accomplishments. New officers named including treasurer B Agee and collector B Legus Hunt for 28 years. Grange and DAR events announced. Galileo mention closes.
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First Baptist Church
Wallace E. McCor
B. Frank Agee
Sith
B. Legus Hunt
E. Merritt Ashworth
Chiréa
B. W. Sug- Gen
Waiter Baker
Mr. Agan
C. Werren Filkins
Guy Holmes
David WW. Herrington
Oliver Shaw
Case Cottrell
B. Legus Hui
Wallace
Neusenwander
Jacob WW. Pitney
James McLucas
E. B. Noll
James Tuttle
David Baker
Adam Stew
Japan in Critical Position Says Tojo 3 United Press
Premier Hideki Tojo warned Japan's position is "now indeed very critical" in a radio broadcast reported by U.S. observers. He urged a determined push toward victory, claiming a "burning spirit" inspires officers and men and the 100,000,000 people to aim for victory against the United States and Britain.
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Japan
Tojo
THE
United Fress
Gem Hideki Tojo
Tokyo Radio
U.S
Mineichi Koga
Mander
Tajo
Gut
United States
Britain
Cambridge residents move to new homes on Union and First streets
Cambridge air and Mrs Charles 8 Davis Bare moved from their farm to the warenent in Mrs. M. 8. Patter son's house on South Union Street. Charles A Canewell and family have taken possession of the Don 4 house on First Street, strich.
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Air
Charles
Davis Bare
Warenent
Patterson
South Union Street
Charles A Canewell
First Street
Strich
Crossword Puzzle Smuggly Woman Smaggle Riddle
Puzzle fragment presents a jumble of terms and clues. Names like Michael and Asher appear tangled with odd spellings and partial words. The readable items suggest a crossword card with scattered entries rather than a complete grid or coherent theme.
Nazis Hint At Counter Invasion In Paris Radio Report
Readings from Paris radio claimed Pi-Nazi connected receivers warned of an imminent Allied invasion and a potential German counter strike on Britain. Reports described Rommel as Hitler’s western European commander awaiting invasion and possible French uprisings, with Berlin dispatches and underground channels spreading cautious speculation.
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Lena
Britain
Exwin
Rommet
Jean Paquis
Paris
France
Asis
London
England
Rommel
Berttin
la Suisse
Geneva
Hitler
Europe
Mediterranean
Ferewdd
Bompier
Vichy
Sresch
Marshal, Petsix
Vicay
Local social notes mention guests and relocations
Pownal Mrs Daniel Thompson and her young son from Williamstown visited Mrs Ralph Mattison. Mr and Mrs Ernest Mattison visit their son Ralph Mattison in North Pownal. Mrs Lewis K Bass and daughters Larna and Miuriéi returned from a week in New York City. Catherine Velo bus bought the former Robert Gardner place on Ethea Allen highway and will move there with her children. Mr Ron Lempmen and daughter Frantes of Powssi Center and Miss Leis Bellus of Bensington were in New York last week. Mr and Mrs Herbert Fink have
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Daniel Thompson Wnd
Williamstown
Ralph Mattison
Ernest Mattison
North Pownal
Lewis K. Bass
Larna
Miuriéi
New York City
Mex
Catherine Velo Bus
Robert Gardner
Ethea Allen Highway
Ror Lempmen
Frantes
Powssi Center
Leis Bellus
Bensington
New York
Herbert Fink
Students Return to New York Trip Highlights Local Party
A group from Pownal Center led by Mrs. Alfred Royce traveled to New York for a school trip. The party included Nancy Ostrander, Jackie Ostrander, Phyllis Hattat, Letty Patterson, and Willies Frost, photographed by Mildred Lampmink. The outing aims to explore opportunities and observe educational sites.
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New York
Alfred Royce
Chapéeromede
Mildred Lampmink
Nancy
Jackie Ostrander
Phyllis Hattat
Letty Patterson
Willies Frost
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Watervliet Arsenal
Armour
Hoosick Falls
Leo Kempf
Pittsburgh
Marvin B. Loveya
Center Street
Main Street
Classic Street
Higa
Hoosac- Walicomsee
Daughters of the American Revolution
Phil Athea
First Baptist iCnure
Aire i Dinor
Fiorepee
Mary Byers
Jeiéa B. Sheldon
Grange
Hoosick Grange
All Saints’ Parish
Hoosick
Schaghticoke
Hoosick Falls High School
Marion Faebey
Rensselaer County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association
Vera Dipperly
Galileo
Webster A. Plingston
McFarland
St. Luke's Street
F. W. Higgins
West Main Street
Second Street
B. P. Herrington
Mary AfcClefian Hospital
Mary McCiellan Hospital
Mergeret
Leah Gorman
Cambridge
New York State
National Society
Janey J. Coulter
Ondawa-Cambridge
National Soviet
Washington, D. C
Miss Gorman
Russel Sage College
Tesa &Tre
Els
Max
Asher
Lait
Laswer
Fezele
Virginia
Pownal
Upton Close
American Lumbermen’s
Mutual Casualty CO
Trego & Paul AY Forme
Rice
Trey
W. & M. Gross
Gabardine
Kuppenheimer
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