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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1950
Page
7
Marty M Modul secretary of the Board of Electrical Examiners announced an examination for electricians will be held at 9 am Saturday June 10 in the city clerk's office.
Jerusalem Levige FAM will honor 14 veterans at a special ceremony at the Lanningburg Masonic Temple. Nine receive 26 year pins and five earn yearly service medals during the annual Monarch Veterans Night, with Rev Norman A. Wilson delivering the address. John F. Green chairs arrangements as Raymond Baker opens the lodge.
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Walter H Wertime of Cohoes seeks approval from the Public Service Commission to sell Chestertown Waterworks to the Chester Water District. The petition, filed in Albany, aims to legalize the transfer of the water system assets to the new district backing the sale.
Whitehall American Legion Auxiliary organizes poppy days Wednesday through Friday. Sgt James Williamson from Glens Falls Army Recruiting Office visited Whitehall High School last week to explain the Army educational plan to about thirty senior and junior boys. Laura Elizabeth Corscadden engagement to Kenneth How announced. Rhenesboro Chapter CBS to hold special meeting at 8 pm in Masonic Temple to receive visitors Mae Durkee and Ralph McGooch. Banquet led by Mrs Hazel Nisbett and Mrs Jennie Rehm with a May program. About 95 members attended KO Hall May event. Regent Violet Diora absent at State Convention of Daughters of America in Syracuse.
Bayly family members and friends will gather Memorial Day at Sharpe's Grove for a reunion and the twenty-year wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bayly. More than 200 people are expected, with participants from across the continent and even Japan. The couple, once Veronica Dingley, wed twenty years ago at St Patrick's Church in Cohoes. An extensive guest list includes several Bayly kin and Duddys. the party features a local orchestra and a daylong program. DIVIDENDS DECLARED: Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp pays $1.125 per share for the four and a half dollar preferred stock to June 1 holders, with common stock 50 cents per share, payable June 15 and June 30 respectively.
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