Victory Mills Halloween celebration honors young readers and teens
Victory Mills held Halloween events at the Community Center sponsored by the Victory Mills Improvement Assn. An afternoon costume judging awarded prizes to children ages 1-12, with names such as William LeBarron Jr and Michele McCarthy. A teen dance followed with refreshments and a volunteer committee coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Mills
Unider
Victory Mills Improvement Assn
William Legarron Jr
Kerry Reed
Larry Young
Keith
Mark Dennison
Terry Young
Jerry Stover
Timothy Pratt
Michele McCarthy
Sharon Mellen
Terry Pratt
Tom Pratt
Burton Perkins
William Harvey
Ezra Allen
Wilfred Venn
Saratoga County Democratic rally outlines election duties
At the Saratoga County courthouse in Ballston Spa the Democratic committee reviewed election inspector duties and rights of committeemen during a final drive week. Nearly 2000 people attended as Judge Thomas E. Ryan presided. Elio Del Sette spoke and Frank A. Haskell announced a countywide motorcade.
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Saratoga County
Baitston Spa
Democratic
John c., O'Brien
Thomas E. Ryan
Mechanicville
Elio. del Sette
Frank A. Haskell
Mary Cassidy
Robert J. Dempsey Funeral Today in Hudson Falls
The funeral for Robert J. Dempsey longtime chairman of the Washington County Democratic Committee will be held today at 9 30 am from Riley Funeral Home Hudson Falls and at 10 am from St Marys Church Hudson Falls. A previous newspaper notice incorrectly stated the service would be Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Dempsey
Washington County Democratic Committee
Glens Falls Hospital
Riley Funeral Home
Main Street
Hudson Falls
St. Mary’s Church
Crescent Man Wins Per Idea At Arsenal
Roy J. DeVoe of Crescent received a $23 suggestion award at the Watervliet Arsenal for a lathe chuck modification to halt blocks on the face and prevent falling blocks. The idea is in use on seven lathes in the tube section.
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Roy J. DeVoe
Crescent
Watervliet Arsenal
Arsenal Incentive Award Committee
DeVoe
Stillwater PTA Uses Parade and Party for Halloween Fun
Stillwater pupils from kindergarten through grade six marched from the Elementary School to Hudson Avenue Park for an annual party with prizes and refreshments chaired by Mrs. Hugh Bryan and Mrs. Robert Marsh. Junior and senior high students attended a dance from 9 to 11 p.m. Local groups meet at the library and parish center as part of community activities. A Halloween party hosted by the 4-H club featured costumes and prizes, while Scouts placed Liberty Bell placards on village doors. Democratic rally in Stillwater drew about 173 attendees with remarks by local officials and candidates, followed by a dance in Saratoga Springs.
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Kindergar
Suwater
Hudson’ S Avenue
Park
Lake
Hugh Bryan
Robert Marsh
George O’ Mara
Carol Fitch
Charlene O’hara
James O'hara
Virginia Seaman
Jody Baker
Susan Haradorn
PTA
Central School
4-H Clue
Karen Bacon
Hudson Avenue
Beth Ingersoll
Martta Church
Elaine Daniels
Joan Yarler
OES
Union
Masonic Temple
Helen [Briggs
Doris Girdler
Ruby LaBarge
Jessie Hayner
Mildred Nayner
Nancy Parker
Alia Shorter
Florence Smith
Jack Kennedy
Taltway House
Saratoga County
Waterford
Stillwater
Democratic
John Dempsey
Thomas E. Ryan
Mechanicville
John C. O’brien
Elio Bellelle
Amalia van Della
Joseph P. McLean Jr
Cor
James G. Connors
Frank Maskell
Wade
Worden
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Democratic Club
Presbyterial Tea in Cambridge by Albany district
The Northern District of the Albany Presbyterial will hold a tea at Meikleknox United Presbyterian Home in Cambridge on November 10 at 2 p.m. Hostesses are the women of the Coifa United Presbyterian Church. Speaker Mrs. Charles Hauser of Harrisburg will discuss ecumenical sessions and heritage themes for Family Nights. She is active in multiple church and civic groups.
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Albany Presbyterial
Meikleknox
United Presbyterian Home
Cambridge
Coifa United Presbyterian Church
Janes R. Lee
Charles Hauser
Harrisburg
Flauser
Pine Street
National Council
Prominent Hiker Addresses Scouts at Raymertown
Ben Ralston of Schenectady, trustee of the Green Mountain Club, spoke to Troop 84 in Raymertown. He has hiked the Appalachian and Long Trails multiple times, with 3,000 miles across 45 states plus Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico. Ralston demonstrated hiking methods and shared nature and conservation pointers as visitors from Troop 82, Boyntonville, Troy, and Schaghticoke attended. Edgar Remillard is Troop 84 scoutmaster.
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Ben Ralston
Schenectady
Masters
Green Mountain Club
Boy Scouts
Raymertown
Mr. Ralston
Puerto Rico
Canada
Mexico
Adirondacks
Catskill Mountains
Ralston
Boyntonville
Troy
Schaghticoke
Edgar Remillard
Miss Rehm Funeral Today At Whitehall
Funeral services for Miss Martha F. Rehm will be held today at 2 p.m. from Jillson Funeral Home in Whitehall. Rev. George L. Greenough will officiate. Burial will be in Boardman Cemetery. Survived by four sisters Pauline Benjamin Whitehall Elsie Neblett and Glenn Shoro Rensselaer and Mrs Robert O Hara Springfield and two brothers Theodore Hitchin Whitehall and Harald Rehm Clemens and several nieces and nephews.
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Jillson
Whitehall
Martha Ff. Rehm
North Greenbush
George £. Greenough
Presbyterian Church
Boardman Cemetery
Pauline Benjamin
Elsie Neblett
Glenn
Shoro
Rensselaer
Robert O'Hara
Springfield
Halfmoon Teen Dance Planned at St. Macy’s Hall
A youth council of Halfmoon announces a Friday teen dance from 7 to 10 p.m. at St. Macy’s Church Hall with Jesse DeVoe handling music. Also noted is a W. K. Mansfield Hose Co. Auxiliary meeting at 8 p.m. at the West Crescent Fire Hall led by Mrs. Blanche Desnoyer. Members should bring white salvage material for cancer dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Wesack
Beach Road
West Crescent
Ue Leonard Hospital
Alphonse Briere
Albany Hospital
Youth Council
Halfmoon
St. Macy's Church Hall
Jesse DeVoe
W. K. Mansfield Hose Co
Blanche Desnoyer
Saratoga County Cancer Society
Community notices from Pack 83 and United Church Women
Mrs Mary Stodden and Miss Esther Stodden visited Mrs George Ralston and family. Pack 83 Cub Scouts hold a monthly meeting at Mire Hall today at 7 30 PM. attendance by all parents is requested. Hoosie Valley Council of United Church Women observes World Community Day Friday with a meeting at Gray Church Johnsonville. covered dish luncheon at 12 PM and a talent sale after the service.
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Mary Stodden
Esther Stodden
George Ralston
Mire Hall
Hoosie Valley
White Creek Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Stephen Rouplon Sr of White Creek marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a party at the American Legion rooms. A niece presented a cake while hostesses included Mrs George Rouse, Mrs Arnold Palmer, and Mrs Robert Telford. The Bouplons were married at North Hoosick Methodist Church. he a retired farmer, they reside on a White Creek farm with five children and many grandchildren.
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Stephen Rouplon Sr
White C
American Legion Rooms
George Reek
Cambridge
J Clara Gales
Eagle Bridge
Bouplon
White Creek
Telford
Carroll Pierce
Stephen Jr
William
Carl
Weekend Visits Highlight Cambridge Area Social Roundup
A parade of local residents and visitors noted weekend visits and family gatherings across Cambridge and nearby towns. Miss Mary Parrish returned from a Caribbean cruise while families such as the Gottryhams, Burts, Gormans, Buckleys, Lykes, and LeGryses hosted relatives from Albany, Pittsfield, Providence, and Washington with nursing and teaching ties. The Dorcas Circle hosted a Campbell West Hebron camp supper and Bible study led by Rev. K Glen Fleming. Mary Fairley of Trenton and Miss Frances Larmon of Mamaroneck also spent time with local relatives.
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Mary Parrish
Ralph Burt
Pittsfield
Mass
Charles T. Skellie
Rogers Gorman
Robert
John Luke
Goshen
Donald Moeller
Ray Giffard
Providence
Aly
Julius Moeller
Ernest Brownell
Frederick LeGrys
Washington, D.C
John LeGrys
Spring Valley
Walter E. LeGrys
Joy Wagoner
Bellevue Hospital School of Nursing
New York
Morris Fowler
Roscoe McEchron
Watertown
Adams Center
David Wilkie
Newport
George Wilkie
John McGrath
Hoo“Isick Falls
Dorcas Circle
Cambridge United
Presbyterian ‘Church
K. Glen
Fleming
West Hebron
Jheld
William Nennstiel
Mary Fairley
Trenton
James Moore
Frances Larmon
Mamaroneck
Mary Hastings
Blood Bank Drives Schuylerville Appeal at Veterans Home
A large donor turnout spurred by the Schuylerville Red Cross Blood Bank led to many residents receiving free blood across the county. Volunteers urge able-bodied people to donate tomorrow at the Veterans Memorial Home Broad Street from 11 am to 5 pm under Mrs. Catherine Squires. Donors aged 18 to 59 may give. those 18 to 21 need guardian consent unless married. Avoid fatty fried foods and eggs four hours prior. Exclusions include recent vaccines, pregnancy within a year, diabetes, malaria, jaundice, hepatitis, certain surgeries, and weight under 110 pounds. Also noted was Cub Scout Pack 13’s October meeting featuring a Bobcat ceremony and Halloween party with awards for Den 2 to Den 6 and costume contest winners.
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Schuylerville
Red Cross
Veterans’ Memorial Home
Broad Steet
Catherine Squires
Reformed Church
Akela
Cub Scouts
Den 5
Sidney_ Calvin
Lawrence Casey Jr
John Hauprieh
Edward Jeffords Jr
Henry Arsenault
Randy Priest
John Eastberg
John Kobar
Norman Hamm
J. Gary Squires
James Peters
Curlis Rodebeaver
John Patrick
Den
Craig Nolan
Thomas Fitzgerald
John Still
William’ Scott
Andrew Ruff
Jonathan Carter
Wolf J
Burton Perkins, Jr
Sycar
Stuart Pratt
Dennis Grolly
Jeffrey Dumas
Thomas Walsh
William Haren
Dennis Burch
Silver Arrows
Elos
Jeffrey Castro
Kevin Burch
James Barr Jr
Den 6
Peter Boivin
Gary Squires
William Scott
Richard Drew
M. T. Bpright
Nelson Drew
John Haren
Bloodmobile Visit Slated for Salem Today
Salem residents may donate blood as the Red Cross bloodmobile visits Brick United Presbyterian Church Chapel today from 11:39 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Blood is urgently needed to support local residents. Donors aged 18 to 59 may participate with parental permission if under 21 and married. The program aims to reverse declining community interest that risks losing local blood services.
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Salem
Red Cross
United Presbyterian Church
Saratoga County Grange Meeting at Wilton Hall
The Saratoga County Grange meets tomorrow at Wilton Grange Hall at 7 p.m. Master Clifford Falls will preside and Rev Frank Brandon Jr. will present the lecturer hour. Reports from Pomona delegates at Watertown and from deputy and juvenile deputy Clarence and Viola Cossey will be heard, along with the nen service and hospitality chairman Mrs Dennis Canary.
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Willon Grange
Pomona Grange
Wilton Grange
Clifford Falls
Frank Brandon Jr
Pom
Ona
Watertown
Clarence
Viola Cossey
Nen Service
Dennis Canary
Mansfield Protest Spurs Ballston Spa Office Move Question
Saratoga Springs supervisor Denis Mansfield urged against moving the county clerk’s Ballston Spa office to serve as County Judge Richard Sherman’s chambers and related facilities. A special committee’s plan to hire an architect for Ballston Spa renovations was tabled, with officials arguing benefits and travel impacts for the judge and court users.
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Saratoga Springs
Denis A. Mansfield
Ballston Spa
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Mansfeld
County
West High Street
County ‘Clerks
Richard . Sherman
Children’s Court
Mansfield
Sherman
Clarence Beck
Saratoga“ Springs
Balls Jlon Spa
Louth
Saratoga Sprtings
Aken
Harry V. Caton
Caton
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Arvin Mart Fire Dept
George Nekan
Flike Road
Distillers CO
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W.Y
Leo Parker
Johnsonville
Norman Cushing
Mak
Stephen Bouplon SR
Kenneth Gottryham
Re Phaneuf
Norman Merril
Merril
Marry Lytle
Shirley McMorris
Albany
James McMorris
Betty Lewis
Albany Hospital School of Nursing
James Lewis
Schuyylerville
Betty Barrett
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Saratoga County Grange
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