Service flag dedication honors 38 Oakwood Avenue church members
At Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church a service flag honoring 38 service members was dedicated by Rev William Hawthorne. Families, the congregation, Troop 15 Boy Scouts and Troop 1 Girl Scouts attended. The flag bears 36 blue stars and two gold stars, gifted by George Bibb. Dr. Hawthorne spoke against war while honoring the young men and their sacrifice in the face of oppression and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
William Hawthorne
Walter H Rawilin
Harold French
Howard French
U. SN
Arthur Bibb
Frank H. Coffeen
George Bibb
Hawthorne
God
Lansingburg Club Meet and Lodge Session Planned
The Mothers' Club of St Augustines Church meets tomorrow at 2 pm in Bradley Hall led by Mrs Turley and Mrs Rivage. Banquet reservations close Friday and may be booked by phone with Mrs Fogarty or Mrs Rivage. The Loyal Women of Third Avenue Church of Christ meet tomorrow at Mrs Hiller’s home with a covered dish supper. Hudson Valley Lodge L 0. C. F. holds an evening session at 112th Street Odd Fellows Hall led by Frank Horton followed by a social hour. Bethlehem Rebekah Lodge plans a Thursday night meeting at Diamond Rock Hall with Mrs Barnum presiding. First Presbyterian Lansingburg Sunday School officers and teachers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
St. Augustine’s Church
Bradley Hall
Thomas
Turley
Joseph Rivage
William H. Fogarty
North
Rivage
Loyal Women
Third Avenue Church of Christ
Rudolph C. Hiller
Seventh Avenue
Hudson Valley Lodge
112Th Street
Odd Fellows
Frank Horton
Noble Grand
Bethlehem
Troy YMCA Reelects Ten Directors And Two Trustees
Ten directors and two trustees were reelected for three-year terms at the Troy YMCA annual meeting. Reeleeted directors include Betts Eckert Filey Matthews Seaman Stevenson Turner Viger White Williams. trustees Cook Kennedy. The report highlighted the year’s work with long service notes for Leland Wadsworth and praise from Lowell Bryce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Y. M. C. A
Robert G. Betts
Henry J. Eckert
Marcus L. Filey
George Matthews
Howard G. Seaman
James R. Stevenston
Jr. Hareld $. Turner
J. Arthur Viger
Neil K. White
Julian W. Williams
Chauncey W. Cook
R. Oakley Kennedy
Joseph Dunwoody
Railroad
Leland Wadslworth
Lowell H. Bryce
Wadsworth
Girls Society of Christian Service Meeting Notice
East Side at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church hosts the Girls Society of Christian Service meeting with Mrs. H Landmesser at the parsonage 518 Pawling Avenue at close of school. Prayer service tomorrow at 7:45 a.m. then choir rehearsal at 1 p.m. Board of Education and Church School Board meet at 4:45 p.m. Friday Gleaners Class gathers at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Girls’ Society of Christian Service
H. Landmesser
Pawling Avenue
Board of Education and
Church School Board
Miraculous Medal Devotions and Church Events
Sycaway schedule includes Miraculous Medal novena with Benediction today at 7 30 p m and May devotions with rosary and Benediction tomorrow at 1 00 pm religious instruction for grade school children at Catholic Club House Friday at 7 30 p m May devotions with rosary instruction and Benediction at Our Lady of Victory Memorial Methodist week events include spring supper 5 30 7 pm at Memorial Methodist Church House chaired by Mrs Clarence N Powers and Mrs Albert Breckner. Red Cross work tomorrow. Junior and Senior Choir rehearsals. Business Girls Group gathering. sewing for fall bazaar following meeting. ACTION DISCONTINUED. Legel action instituted by Je
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Church of Our Lady of Victory
Catholic Club House
Memorial Methodist
Women's Society of Christian Service
Memorial Methodist Church House
Clarence N. Powers
Albert BE. Breckner
Wallace Bryce
Red Cross
D. J. Livingstone
Sara &. Johnson
May Patterson
Leoline Hayford
Business Girls
Gordon L. Banker
Pittstown
Mildred Link Johnston
Mahoney Suit Dismissed Against Boutell Driveaway Co Inc
The Supreme Court case of Seph R. Mahoney versus F J Boutell Driveaway Co Inc has been discontinued per filings in the county clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seph R. Mahoney
F. J. Boutell Driveaway Co., Inc
Supreme Court
Cadets Honor Memory Of La Salle Founder
The La Salle Institute Regiment in full dress attended mass at St Marys Church to honor St John Baptist de La Salle founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. Born 1651 at Rheims he founded schools for the poor and later for middle and wealthy classes. He established normal schools, vernacular teaching, and technical training to improve education. De La Salle died 1719 at Rouen and was canonized in 1900 by Pope Leo XIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Institute
St. Mary's Church
St. John Baptist de la Salle
Brothers of the Christian Schools
Rheims
France
St. la Salle
la Salle
St. le Salle
Rouen
Leo XIII
Man Struck Mother Jailed By Judge Byron
Francis Patterson 36 of 9476 Division Street was sentenced to six months in Rensselaer County Jail by Judge James F. Byros in Police Court yesterday for public intoxication after his mother complained he had struck her. Judge Byron reprimanded Patterson and said the sentence was the maximum he could give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Patterson
Division Street
Rensselaer County
James F. Byros
Byron
Patterson
Pleads Innocent to Gambling Count in City Court
Willam McGrath aged 38 of 2813 Sixth Avenue pleaded not guilty to a gambling charge when arraigned before Judge James I Byron in Police Court. The case was adjourned until May 28. McGrath was arrested at his Sixth Avenue address Sunday. Dist Atty Berle J. Wiley, County Detective Timothy L. Collings and Harold Harriman were involved from the district attorney's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam McGrath
Sixth Avenue
James I Byron
McGrath
Sunday Eye Dist
Berle J. Wiley
Timothy L. Collings
Harold Harriman
District’ Attorney's Office
Trojan Honored By Mail Clerks
Fred McCann of this city was elected secretary of the Association of Railway Mail Clerks at a meeting in Albany Sunday. James Kisselback of Albany was elected president, William Franklin of Menands, vice president, and James Grady of Albany, financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCann
Association of Railway Mail Clerks
Albany
James Kisselback
William Franklin
Menands
James Grady
Grand Jury Considers Manning Burglar Charge
The Grand Jury yesterday considered evidence in the case of John Manning who faces a burglary charge and related counts. Prosecutors presented testimony and physical exhibits as part of the deliberations in the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manning
Roast Beef Supper At West Sand Lake Grange Hall
Mire Arthur Shaver serves as general chairman for a hot roast beef supper at West Sand Lake Grange Hall tomorrow. Cochairmen of the dining room committee are Mrs Clifford W Mould and Mrs Wilbur Bower. Decorations feature spring flowers. Supper will be served at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shaver
West Sand Lake Grange Hall
Clifford W. Mould
Wilbur Bower
Legal update on abandonment case names
Local defendants Lary and Petit Krceny and Harold Kelly face abandonment charges as the court anticipates filing its final report Friday. The report is expected to be handed up by the judiciary this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary
Petit Krceny
Harold Kelly
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