Brother Faber To Address Communion Event
Brother B Faber director of Labelle Institute will be principal speaker at the Holy Name Society of St Marys Sharch communion breakfeat tomorrow Members will receive Holy Communion in body at the am mane at Bt Marys Breakfast served in LaSalle Institute cafeteria atl tom Rev Thomas J Meehan assistant pastor will celebrate the mass He will also speak at the breakfast Edward J McGovern will toastmaster election of officers to be held Present officers are David J Hutch ingon president James Kerwin vice president Bernard Mackey secretary and William Murray treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother B. Faber
F.5.c
Labelle Institute
Holy Name Society of
St. Mary's Sharch
Holy Name Society
Bt. Mary's
LaSalle Institute
Thomas J. Meehan
Edward J. McGovern
David J. Hutchingon
James Kerwin
Bernard Mackey
William Murray
Printers Plan Memorial Service Tomorrow in Oakwood Cemetery
Rev James W Pennock of Trinity Episcopal Church Lan raingburg speaks at annual memorial services conducted by Troy Typographical Union No 52 at Union Printers Plat Oakwood Cemetery Joseph Hunt union president gives introductory address Mortuary roll lists G Frederick Moore William M Singleton William B Higgins program includes Star Spangled Banner Battle Hymn of the Republic Calling Mortuary Roll of the Year and other pieces Frank Catricala to play trumpet If rain the service moves to Earl Chapel Assemble at Oakwood Avenue Gate at 2 30 p m TO INSTALL OFFICERS Knickerbocker Junior High School Parent Teacher Association set to install officers Tuesday at 8 p m in the school cafeteria Elton Cash to MC with students participating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Pennock
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lanraingburg
Ispin
Troy Typographical Union
Union Printers
Oakwood Cemetery
Joseph
James E. Gethins
H. Nolan
Troy Typographica
Union
Biss Ann Shirléey Spratt
Barnby
Eleanor M. Bailey
Frank Catricala
Oakwood Avenue
Earl Chapel
Parent-Teacher Association of
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Schuol
Elton Cash
Industrial Club Seats Officers At Dinner Event
G Love was named president of the Industrial Club at a dinner meeting held at the YMCA. Harold H Tilt installed as officer, J Richard Jackson and Marvin E Crannell named first and second vice presidents with program and membership roles. Pancho provided entertainment as the Accordionaires led by Joseph Dovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Love
Industrial Club Ata
YMCA
Harold H Tlt
J. Richard Jackson
Arst
Marvin E. Crannell
Pancho
Mr. Jackson
Accordionaires
Joseph Dovery
Twenty Aliens Granted United States Citizenship
Twenty individuals were admitted to U S citizenship yesterday by Justice William H Murray at a Naturalisation Court in Troy. After oath by Court Clerk William F French, County Judge Herbert D Hamm addressed the group emphasizing the duties of loyalty and law. The ceremony included Rev S Edward Young and Sons of Revolution participants, with copies of Your Rights Under the Constitution distributed. New citizens named include Joseph Bianco Asbjorn N Remnes Constantine Stasilewicz Elizabeth C Rosney Mary A Jordan Josephine Mehl and others. A church service and food sale events followed in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wiliam H. Murray
William F. French
Herbert D. Hamm
Hamm
Justice Murray
Edward Young
First Presbyterian Church of
Troy
Sons of Revolution
Mamm
Young
William Floyd
Judge Hamm
Alfred W. Gale
Vter
Floyd
W. Frank Leverser
John ¥. Roy
Joseph Bianco
Adama Street
Asbjorn N. Remnes
Firth Avenue
Constantine Stasilewicz
R. D
Averte Park
Elizabeth C. Rosney
First Street
Mary
Congress Street Man Leases City Property In 5 Year Deal
The Congress Street man received a five year lease on city property at the southeast corner of Oakwood Avenue and Northern Turnpike in the Seventeenth Ward. The annual rent is 425 dollars. The bid was submitted publicly yesterday before the board of retirements and apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey Board of
Jeane
Thornton Yasser
Gross
Lan singburg Visitors and Convalescents Reported
Wynantskill Mrs. Michael Mennille of Lan singburg visits daughter Mrs. Willard Mesmer and family. Benjamin Chickner returns home to convalesce after surgery at Bamarig tan Hospital. Miss Myrtle Woodin returns to Acker Avanus from Emilia Hospital Behenectady. Services will be held at the Re
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mennille
Lansingburg
Willard Mesmer
Benjamin Chickner
Bamarigtan Hospital
Myrtle Woodin
Acker Avanus
Emillia Hospital
Behenectady
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Brother Faber
America
Industrial Club
A. Jordan
Swan Mirest
Green Island
Josephine Mehl
Sharweed Perk
Kitsebete M. Backus
Johanan Vidle
Ate Fethanheter
Dera B. Pinna
17Th
Brest
Angela DeKvulle
Wilsontreet Renevaiaar
Domentee Astonalli
Jag
Fifth Avenue
Lal E. Kaleer
Hast Poestenkiil
Fiorentina Pisqpla
North Lake Avenue
Pauli. Marckrenn
B.D
Johnsonville
Doris ¥. Gragg
Castleton
John T. Dohneot
R.D
Cohess
John Walker
Seventh Avenue
Darie Comatock
East Poestenkil
Eweld Ritternkamp
Avert Park
Pauline M. Smith
Kingston
Desmed
Witham
Gaston
Carl Gliifues
Main Avenue
Wymantekill
jAowakyn Group
Camp Fira
William Hayes
Chester Joy
At. U Mary'e "Hospital
Milton Ketchuum
Longsland
Ifre
Sanford B. Ketchum
Congress Street
Wynantskill
Cohmges
Waterford
W Vliet
Fifth Ave
Commbpanners
Public Works
Witliam F. Late
Charles J. Ranney
Cardinal Ash
Ian Waters
ALL State Heating & Plumbing CO
Troy, N. Y
River ST
Troy, WN. Y
American Sea Paint Factory
Fius
Pete
Tian Elater
Weds Delure
Texchamge
Gece
Fed
Tov
Exton
FORD
Plymouth
Gant
Ted See
Bvemne
Quolty Mottrg
Dodge
DeSoto
Chrysler
Studebaker
WEW Type Ward
Calley
Pritessure
Camrens
Jones Barats
Gath
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