Jewish Women council elects officers at Troy luncheon
Robert Lew chairs the National Council of Jewish Women Troy unit as officers are chosen at the annual luncheon. New vice presidents include Mrs. Feter Biassnerg and Mrs. Max Hanken. recording secretary Mrs. Harry Blagel. correspondence secretary Mrs. Richard Leanith. financial secretary Mrs. Emanuel Elfenbeis. treasurer Mrs. Jo Blagel. The meeting featured Theodora Sonnefeld of Albany as speaker on laws and their effect on women.
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Mire
Robert
Lew We
Troy House
National Council of
Jo ‘Gaph Blagel
Bemuel Werlls
Theodora Sonnefeld
al- 2 Dany
Council of Jewish Women
Herman Chuckrow
Irving Melick
Leanick
Glass Lake Group elects J. M. Mesnig president
Joseph A. Abbott hosted a Wednesday night meeting as Glass Lake Association appointed J. M. Mesnig a prominent Troy attorney as president. He succeeds Vincent Pohlman and serves until the August annual election. J. B. Woodruff becomes vice president, Duane Kent secretary, replacing Mesnig. Plans announced for a July Glass Lake regatta with decorated boat parade water races and cannon tiltings, plus an early September drama team event.
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Joasph M. Mennig
Troy
Glass Lake Association
Joseph A. Abbott
Mennig
Vincent Pohlman
Glass Lake
J. BE. Woodruff
Duane Kent
Woodruff
Mr. Meanig
Vote Sought On Consolidation Of School Districts
Petitions for merging Newtonville and Goodrich school districts were filed with Education Commissioner Lewis A. Wilson. Voters favor consolidation by 75 percent in those districts, part of tentative plans for a North Colonie Central School District. Residents of Menands Loudonville and Watervliet objected. no decision until the centralization report is filed. Newtonville and Goodrich were represented by Ernest B. Morris Alfred Renshaw D J L Denhawer and Joseph B. Miller.
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Newtonville
Wilson
Comasittes
Medical teams plan proposed to reform national care
Dr William Dock, professor at Long Island College of Medicine, urged a national plan of medical teams combining family doctors and specialists. He warned against federal control and suggested prepayable insurance, with teams in every community to emphasize prevention and early diagnosis. The idea would serve government workers and residents of the District of Columbia, with private industry already showing a model.
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William Dock
Long Island College of Medicine
Dock
Sterling-Winthrop jPeanard Institute
Avia‘ion
America
District of Columbia
Beeswax Tint From Pollen Or Diet Changes Color
The yellow tint of beeswax comes from pollen carried by bees. Wax becomes white if bees are confined and fed on white sugar or dark honey.
Two Wills Admit ted To Probate In Burregate Court
Two wills were admitted to probate in Burregate's Court yesterday. The estates include Mary Hennessy who died Dec 14 1949 leaving up to 8 000 and a one third real estate share. Beberwyck heirs receive varying sums with several relatives named and Jessie Kelly's estate under 5 000 assigned to Catherine Coyne. Henry McGrane is the attorney for the case.
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Burregate
Freda Beberwyck
Schodack
Jenele F. Kelly
Thin City
Mary H. Hennessy
Beborwyck
Fred T. Beborwyck
Matilda C. Beborwyck
Olga K. Larsen
Arnold FE. Beberwyck
Allo
RD. Neassu
Anna Baberiwyck
Slater Acquilina
Syracuse
Harry A. Allen
Aibaby
Jessie F. Kally
Catherine M. Coyne
Highland Avenue
Eugene C. Coffey
Liberty Street
William E. Hennessy
William J. Hennessy
Daniel J. Hennessy
Kemp Avenue
John ¥. Hennessy
Cathering Carey
Upper
Ford Avenue
Henry M. McGrane Ie
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Second Fleet
Glass Lake Group
J. M. Mesnig
Joseph M. Mesnig
the Children’s Shop
Third Street
Beerner's
Ted
Berners Jewelers — Optometrists
Troy, MY
Freer
Edmund W. Gewie
Optometrist
Congress St
Trey
Youngstown
Trojan Nardware Co
Pete Weraser
Cto As
Hehe Is
Knitcraft
Mmitcraft
Golder
Villi
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Rensselaer County
Troy Savings Bank
Renwelser County
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