Troy Vocals Elects Board At Annual Meeting
Troy Vocals re elected TG Flack to lead a three seat term with new directors Webster Burwell Milton Fasciati and Rowell D Meredith. Robert W Ames honored for long service and Edwin Brewe to perform opening concert of 1945 26 season. meeting hosted by Sunset Inn with Marjorie Tyler and George Pickering speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TG. Flack
Troy Vocal Society
Sunset Inn
Webster Burwell
Milton Fasciati
Rowell D. Meredith
Robert W. Ames
Execred
Troy Yalca
Elmer 4 Tidmarsh
Edwin Brewe
Troy
George Pickering
Aecentor
Seconpanist
Fisek
Marjorie Tyler
Annalee Allen
Neal Sheldon
Schubert Society of Schenectady
Industrial Club Wins National Prize in New York State
The Industrial Club of Troy earned the National Council of Foreman's Club E for Excellence, marking the second consecutive year of honor. The Troy unit scored over 90 percent across program, community and industrial activities, meetings, speakers, youth work, and council representation. The Lockport club was the other New York recipient. Troy dates to 1952 with first president Cheriss Fl Soa Gurley Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club of
Troy
New York State
National Council of Foreman's Club
A. J McCracken
Council
New York
McCracken
Cheriss FL Soa = Gurley Co
Marines Repulse Naha Shuri Counterattack On Okinawa Front
Okinawa battle report details Marine forces from the First and Sixth Divisions repelling Japanese counterattacks near Shuri and Naha. Major actions include the Seventh Division night assault on Shuri lines, tank confrontations, and gains of hundreds of yards against entrenched positions, with Sugar Loaf Hill seized multiple times and forward elements pressing toward Shuri and Naha-Yonabaru lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naka
Haxke
Simon Hotivar Buckner
Tenth Army
Mont
Oxitians
Careland
Pedro
del Valle
de Gamage
Shuri
Middlebrook Recital Showcases Saxophone and Clarinet Works
The Middlebrook students under W Ralph Middlebrook staged a recital at Danla Hall featuring a saxophone ensemble, clarinet solos, a clarinet choir, accordion pieces, and a combined saxophone and clarinet band. Performers included Donald Snyder Jock Terzian George Houser Anthony Chiero and many others with pieces ranging from My Dreams Are Getting Better to Besame Mucho and Night and Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald ,Snyder
Jock Terzian
George Houser
Anthony Chiero
Franklyn Wildmen
Sentry Morand
Goodsight
Edwin Rogers
Leonard Eddy
George Jones
George Demarest
American Puatrot
William Cunningham
Valse Erica
Linus Thrasher, Jr
Jack Terzian
Ernest Kizirian
Brahais
Nicholas Christie
Andrew Dickson
Leo Ral
Leohare Eady
John Vaughan Clarnel
Paparino
C. Michelin
J. Yerzian
Center Brunswick Notes On Local Socials And Sports
Center Brunswick reports weekend visitors Mr Edward Wittig and daughter Marion from New York. Gilead Riding Tens Organization sacks a variety entertainment and white elephant auction tomorrow in parish halls. Red Caps defeat Raymertown Wildcats 21 to 5 in the first ball game of the season on Brimmer's field. Phil Morseig captains Red Caps and Red Hall leads Wildcats amid upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wittig
Daugher
Marion
Ofew York
Richard J. Gwen
Gilead Riding Tens
Atc Lion
Center Brunswick Red Caps
Raymertown Wildcats
Brimmer's
Red Caps
Phil Morseig
Red” Hall
43 Persons Victims of Food Poison Sharing Cream Pastries
Dr. James C. Boland announced 43 persons fell ill from cream filled pastries since Friday with seven new cases reported yesterday. He warned the pastry filling may be unsafe if not properly cooled and refrigerated and that 500 pastries were sold Friday from the same shop. Mrs. Extily Diamond was discharged from hospital after illness from food poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Boland
City Health Termismoner
Etland
Boland
Cael Fhe
Troy
Extily Diamond
Second Street
Srmatitan Hospital
OPA Sets Price Ceiling For Berries and Peaches
The District OPA announced higher retail prices for the season on berries and peaches. Strawberries gain to 55 cents a quart with farm price at 22% cents, peaches up to 17% cents per pound due to storm damage, and other berries holding steady from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
District Office of Price Administration
OPA J
Cohoes Soldier Dies in Action and Marines Wounded
War Department reports Staff Sergeant Basil J. Wilcox of Cohoes killed in action May 8 on Mindanao after twenty months overseas. Survivors include wife Elizabeth J. Grossman and several family members. Also noted: Pfc Eraldo Testaguzza wounded in action. Marine service member listed as wounded previously. Community notices include Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting and a Sacred Heart School Mothers Club card party. Engagement announced for Evelyn Tessier and Tech Sergeant Francia G. Boudreau. wedding planned June 2 at St Peter’s Church Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Ceausly St
War Department
Sergi
Basil J. Wilcox
Army
Mindanao
St Agnes’ Parish School
Keveny Memorial Academy
Elizabeth J. Grossman
Boyt] Corners
Bridget Wilcox
George Spenard
Wilson
Bristeis
Donald Wilcox
England
Wiliam M. Wilcox
Eraldo Testaguzza
Navy Department
Foose Testaguzza
Third Street
Cohors Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Remsen Street
David Mayeroff
Mothers’ Club of
Florence Tessier
Main Street
Evelyn Tessier
ML Tech
Francia G. Boudreau
Marine Corps
Frank Boudreau
Ontario Street
St. Peter's Church
Troy
Paul J. Dufresne
Airs
Wiliam Dufresne
Congress Street
Troy Hospital
William Dufresne, Jr
Severly
St Mary's Cemetery
Waterford
Adelaide Prince
Reavy
Sacred Heart Church
Raymond J. Robert
Rehurch
Joseph Hervieux
Raymond Bisse
Ralph Siznoracci
Michael Dillon
Dennis Lavin
Arthur Bodine
Robert
St Joseph's Cemetery
Phillip Comtois
Agnes Roberts
Albany Hospital
St. Joseph's Church
Charlotte Comtois
Schenectady
John Rymiller
Edward
Roland
Pacific
Mom
Ife Raymond
B.S. N
Cpl
Francis
Germany
Pfc
Normal
Donald Comtois
Quantico
Vas
Albert Roberts
Saratoga
Courtland Streets
Sodiess Mim
Collin- Reas
United Spanish War Veterans
Ga.r
Comdr
Albert Hilton
Timercus
Mothers’ Club
St. Agnes’ School
Gavin Hall
Mothers’ Orgaizations
Vintentian Institute
Albany
Sacred Heart School
Sacred Heart of Mary School
Watervliet
St Augustine's School
Lansingburg
Wiliam Powers
Cochairman
Omer P. Senecal
Church Class to Present Gay Nineties Musical
Builders Class of the Church of Christ Disciples presents Them Were the Good Old Days a Gay Nineties review Friday at 7 45 pm at the Church proceeds go to the building fund costumes reflect the era and songs from the period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASIN
Booths
Ruth
Church of Christ, Disciples
Richard Moomjian
Shirley Carr
Theodore Ishkanian
Joseph Asadorian
Hotel and Restaurant Workers Hold Ninth Annual Ball
Troy area restaurant and hotel workers affiliated with the Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union held their ninth annual ball in the Surf Room of the Annex. The event featured multiple orchestras and a program of acts including Marty Lynch the juggling act and vocalist Jake Schwartz. Frank Milanese served as master of ceremonies for the entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy and Vicinity
Fmployees Union
Surf
Annex
Frank J. Milanese
Marty Lynch
Jake Schwartz
Frank DeNette
Marty Size
Don Rizzo
William Hantis
Joan and
Lorraine Smith
NLRB Certifies Union for Colonie Fiber Co. Workers
The National Labor Relations Board in Washington certified the United Textile Workers of America as the bargaining agent for Colonie Fiber Co. Inc. workers in Green Island. In an April 15 election, 53 of 76 ballots cast favored the A F of L affiliate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
United Textile Workers of America, A. F. of L
Colonie Fiber Co. Inc
Green Island
A. F. of
Cohoes Board Reclassifies Registrants in 1-A and 2A
Eleven registrants were reclassified by the Cohoes Selective Service Board with three placed in Class 1 A for immediate military service. Names include Samuel G. Teixeura Stanley Goyette and Henry Besquec Samuel Cramer William Harris and William Linen in Class 25 F John Porner Francis Roberts and Alexander Yurek in Class 1 C Wilfred Turcotte in Class 2 A and William Wall in Class 5. Preparations begin for the next royal contingent to leave the week of June 3 for possible induction. Funeral notices and local civic events follow, including memorial plans for Memorial Day and community activities at St. Agnes School and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Selective Service Board
Msauel G. Teixeura
Stanley 3. Goyette
Henry N. Besquec
Samuel B. Cramer
William N_. Harris
Williacry H Linen
John H. Porner
Francis J. Roberts
Alexander W. Yurek
Soisto
Wilfred A. Turcotte
Wiliam
Wall
Cohoes Gardener Named Judge in Record Sweepstakes
Lawrence Miller of 222 Central Avenue Cohoes is named one of the judges for the Tre Trey Record Victory Garden Contest this year. The article details gardening methods, prize structure, and eligibility across Troy Cohoes Watervliet Green Island and Waterford with emphasis on companion and succession planting and soil feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Miller
Central Avenue
Cohoes
Mio Ater
Safedepos
Cohoes Savings Back
Bis
Miter
Schenectady
Albany
Trey
Green Island
Waterford
Beckyard Gareen
Community Garden
Commanity Garden
Ali
Troy
Cokoes
Watervliet
Record
Barden
Estate Letters Issued for Robert Benedette
Surrogate Edward G. Rogan issued letters of administration in the estate of Robert Benedette who died January 16 in Cohves. The estate totals 100 in personal property 2500 in realty and a claim of action against Clarence LaBarre and Dobrev Trucking Co. The widow Mrs Anns Benedette is the administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Rogan
Robert Bennedette
Cohves
Clarence LaBarre
Dobrev Trucking Co
Anns Benedette
Ordained Raymond J. Mosseau to priesthood in Cohoes
Raymond J. Mosseau, native of sacred east parish, will be ordained as a priest in Cohoes with Bishop T. McGany presiding. The ceremony at St. Mary’s will feature Rev. Harvey Bececre and others. Mosseau will celebrate his first Mass on Sunday, June 3, with two deacons assisting and a delivery by Rev. Luitel Aubin. Busily, a preparatory service is set for May 32 at Sillman Memorial Church. welfare clinic and Elks events accompany parish and civic activities in Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Mosseau
Jeremiah. Mosseau
Wlreet
Roman Catholic Church
Satuday
Hes
Raymond Robert
Feetoy
Harvey Bececre
Ceagan
Charlie ‘Gendron
MLS
Liotel Aubin
Feather Mossear
la Salle Testit
Sillman Memorial Cresbyteden
Seasion
Welfare Ciini
Heslin Department
Hars D. Weiss
Sally Cummings
Mary Lynch
Elks Clapwteam
Cohoes Lodge
Elks
Dreids Street
Albert EL Daley
Rudolph C. Rowkier
Russell J. Byson
Janes Boniface
Elsworth Hole
Devit Birker
Amos Sorel
Arthur, Chausiere
Louis, McCleNend
Albert Palozi
William Chapple
Matthew Curran
Norman Bagley
Arthur Donna
William Streuchon
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Troy Vocals
Geis National Post
A. J. McCracken
Troys
M. C. AL
Ban Vision
Wah
Bausch & Lambd
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D. Optometrist
Remsen,st., Gohoes
N. Y
Okinawa
Middlebrook
W. Ralph Middlebrook
Danla Hall
Nola
Beebe
Center Brunswick
Royal Academy
Peare ST
NLRB
Ty Fibber McGee and
Molly
Gregory D'Alessio
Vindlair Whidenemmenicx
Rachel Rifkin
Cohoes Board
Lawrbence
Thomas
Leonard
Carl and
Carle
Frank- Na, Inc
Yi Fersgrente
Ker Seren
Wilfred LeMersh
CME Ug
Henry Gagnon & Soks
Main ST
Pirate Cohpes
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