Mechanicville October school board notes include gifts and counts
The Board of Education met Monday reporting a bust of Beethoven presented to the L B Blakeman Library funded by Mr and Mrs George Slavin. October attendance ranged near 93 percent across schools with 2334 library visits and 105 truancy cases. The panel approved a High School roof contract with J H Bennett Co and extended tax warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Golden
Woraman
L. B. Blakeman
Ser
Board of Education
Beethoven
George Slavin
Slavin
Behodl
Attaur Bu
Orer
The
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J. H. Bennett Co
Green Island
Livingson
New York School Boards' Association
Syracuse
Woodram H. Hickey
Thomas H Sting Darwin C Gage
John J. Ryan
Richard P. Smith
Serafina Aurizemma
Raeham Ven Doren
Green Island Democrats Sweep Seven Town Offices
Green Island voters backed state and county candidates with an average two to one margin and re elected all seven town officials. Haskell led statewide with 1357 votes while Hanley had 655. Local results included Clerk Hunt 1991 votes. Sheriff Decker 1411. Clerk Clarke 1413. District Attorney Delaney 1385. Coroner Tompkins 1421. and Town Supervisor Butler 1401 603.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
William N. Haskell
Joe R. Hanley
Catherine Sullivan
Joseph Beebe
Willard L Hun
the Court of Appeals
Thomas D. Thacher
Haskell
American Labor Party
Hanley
Foster Decker
Otto de Heus
Decker
de Heus
Wellington
Clarke
Clayton E. Marsters
Marsters
John T. Delaney
John F. O’brien
Delaney
O’brien
A. LL P
O'Brien
Arthur Tompkins
Stanley Kozlowski
Tompkins
Kozlowski
Willard
Hunt
James J. Butler
Arthur Hi
Buter
Arst
Hall
Oart
Sullivan
Beebe
Margaret Whaley
Arthur Choppy
Choppy
Philp Messier
Millard Wynkoop
Messier
Wynkoop
Edward J. Branigan
George Halla
Charles Burns
Almon Mason
Branigan
Halla
Burns
Mason
Justice of the Peace
Councman
Kellogg's All-Bran Does Not Purge Itself
Kellogg's All-Bran is advertised as a gentle regulating food that helps the colon by supplying cellulosic elements and promoting friendly gut flora for easier elimination. It cautions against laxatives and urges regular use with plenty of water, noting production in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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SM Tve
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Michigan
Community Notices From Averill Park and Nearby Areas
Averill Park Witham Warger returns from Samaritan Hospital while Eugene Warren of the Naval Training Station Sampson 158 is home on leave. Mr. Herbert Hemple of Essex visits the Orrin Ivesons. Dr and Mrs J D Livingston of Rochester were guests of the Bauers. The Ladies Aid Society of Hoags Corners Methodist Church meets tomorrow at 2 PM with Mrs Wonderling. Red Cross holds an all day sewing session at the Engine House starting 10:30 AM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham Warger
Samaritan Hospital
Eugene Warren
Naval Training Station
Sampson 158
Herbert Hemple
Essex
Orrin Iveson
J. D. Livingston
Rochester
Alfred Bauer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hoags Corners Methodist Church
Wonderling
Memorial Baptist Church Hosts Evening Vesper Club Meeting
The Vesper Club of the Memorial Baptist Church will hold its first fall meeting this evening at 6 pm. Rev. Gerald Gnade, pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church in Schenectady, will be the guest speaker. A luncheon will follow, and all adult congregation members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson View
William McDermott
George Brown
Harvey Wood
Elton Laisdell
Rotary
Senatte K. Istrander
Mechanicville Cooperative Savings & Loan Association
Rotary Club
Rulaburhan
Maltaville Grange Hall
Erty Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Margaret H. Tal
Madge
Saratoga Eastern Star
Stillwater Baptist Church
Vesper Club
Memorial Baptist Church
Gerald Gnade
Schenectady
Glavin Heads Waterford Ticket In Local Election
In Waterford four districts voters backed Senator Joe R. Hanley for lieutenant governor by a wide margin. Andrew W. Ryan led for Supreme Court in the Fourth Judicial District with 1,001 votes, while James H. Glavin Jr carried his district but trailed overall. Town results show Angus Garrett top town ticket with 848 votes and John F. Doyle reelected district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Joe R. Hanley
Dewey
Justice of the Supreme Court
Fourth Judicial District
Andrew W. Ryan
James H. Glavin
Glavin
AngusGarretey
Wiliam N. Haskell
Angus Garrett
John F. Doyle
Andrew Ryan
Ryan
Hanley
Gen
Haskell
Mper
SIS
Allen Germain
J. Edward Burgess
Justice of the Peace
Draft Board 334 Hoosick Falls Ships Contingent to Camp Upton
October contingent of Draft Board No 334 based in Hoosick Falls left by train for the Army reception center at Camp Upton led by acting corporal Leo Shannahan. Board chairman Walter G Durfee and clerk Osmond R Eldredge distributed final instructions and cigarette cards before departure. Read lists of selectees and local officers. Also reports on Future Farmers of America election, Gleaners Society speaker, Philathea supper, and a town board budget review set for Hoosick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board No. 334
Hoosick Falls
Army
Camp Upton
Leo Shannahan
Walter G. Durfee
Osmond R. Eldredge
Mr. Shannahan
Henry Stewart
Stanley J. Lukuskas
Raymond L. Albowicz
Daniel S Bogardus
Harold B. Kristiansen
Edward J. Boom
Watervliet
Peter Danish
Cropseyville
John OD. Goodermore
Berlin
Clifford L Barringer
Pittsfeld
Alfred Whitter
Kenneth J. LaBarge
Schenectady
Abbott H. Jones, Jr
R. D
Ralph E. Chittenden
Troy
Carl M. Rugemer
Cohoes
Robert A. Enmett
Johnsonville
James G. Woodworth
North Hoosick
Maurice B. Herald
Schaghticoke
Marshall McGraw
Valley Falls
The
Future Farmers of America
Roy Moses
Edward Austin
Donn Brownell
Harvey Burdick
Forrest Hall
Gleaners
Mary Vining
Averill Park
Gleaners' Society of
West Hoosick
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Philathea Society
Philathea Society of the
First Baptist Church
Hooaick
Public hearing on 1944 budget in Municipal Building
The fiscal year starting January 1 1944 will begin with a public hearing at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building. The budget proposes a town tax levy of 40033 25, about 11169 57 below last year s tentative budget. Local notices include personnel moves and military service updates with residents of Yonkers Munsell Street Knollwood and Camp Hood Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersonal
Fic
Bert Galvin
University of Pennsylvania
Miami Beach
Fla
James Moynihan
Lester Caseley
Yonkers
Nora Moynihan
Timothy Moynihan
Munsell Street
Clarence Freemyer
Bliss Freemyer
Albany Street
Camp Hood
Tex
Walter Fay Atwood
Walter Atwood
Knollwood
Church and community notices from West Sand Lake area
West Sand Lake services resume at Salem Evangelical Church Sunday evening. Longview Home Bureau meets Tuesday evening November 9 at Mrs Raymond Dipper’s home. Troy visitors William Smauder Jr and John Ray spent a hunting weekend in the Adirondacks. Navy man Duane Wehneau visited his parents. Loyal Berean class to hold fair and supper tomorrow at church hall. Trinity Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society meets Tuesday November 9 at the parsonage led by Mrs Anthonychi and Mrs Charles Myers. Mr and Mrs Norman Ferguson and son Billy, formerly of Tarrytown, visited here and left for Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smauder, Jr
John Ray
Troy
Adirondacks
Duane Wehneau
Navy
Madison O 'Wehneau
Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Anthonychi
Charles Myers
Norman C. Ferguson
Billy
Tarrytown
Arthur C. Ferguson
Glenn
Loyal Berean Class to Host Swiss Steak Supper Fair
The Loyal Berean Class will hold a swiss steak supper and a fair of fancy articles at the church tomorrow evening. Members are asked to bring items to sell. The midweek service will feature Robert Bicknell presenting Chaos and the Way Out at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church, with attendance through Mr Lavender or Mr Bicknell. West Sand Lake Home Bureau planned a game party for Wednesday afternoon November 19 at Mrs Grandy’s Averill Park Road home, while Mrs Charles Myers and Mrs Charles R Miller recently attended the Consumers Conference in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bicknell
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Lavender
Mr. Bicknell
West Sand Lake
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Deut. Gov
Mmon Cou
Comptroller
Sake Dist
Totais & Ar Eanewe
5Th Ward
Dist. L.svcseeeee
Peers
Eneeeens
Peereenee
Peer Eeenes
Ann
Mechanicville
Garfeld Lodge
Mond
Glens Friis
Roger
Sun
Andres
Rei Moss
Reaper
Renssewer County
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Naatue
Prusns
Masonic Temple
Origien i
Wenneetar
Wnel Star
Tasherty
Orce
Sta. Ondawa Lodge
Sta. Ondawa Lodge, Free and’ Adopted Mason~ Ondawa Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Club
Thomas M. Latsdell
Saratoga Lake
National Alliance
Headquartes
Chitoen Park
Edward Kardash
Alpert
Stephen Komoisa
Adam Chippecki Thees
Helen Stans
Kentady
Michael Zuzicki de
Don Santagato
John Johnson
Bairman
Rewiy
Ted
Hemstreet Park
Hemstreet
Pimerpa
Dorothy Howe
American Sons of the City Bowling League
Columbias
West Waco
Armand Izzo
Arthur Coulson
Gus DeStefano
Arthur Marocco
Frank Marmillo
Charles Gargano
John DePaul
Samuel Federico
Wesley Sweet
John Izzo
Zuke Costanzo
Anthony Jacobelli
Henry Catone
John Mattone
Earl Coffey
Mark Fusco
Robert Sarle
Joseph Jackson
Patrick de Paul
Anthony Lupo
Fred Cavatta
Ralph Capetta
William Cisler
Steve Roman
Maurice Fitzgerald
Joseph Sykes
Joseph Carpenter
James Hutchison
Lila Farrell
Albany
John A. Farrell
Chester Rivenberg
Badgehampton
Daniel Bacon
Cora McWhinnie
Thurlow McWhinnie
Westwood
X. J
Percy G. Waller
Mechanicville Home Bureau
Saratoga County Bureau
Saratoga Springs
George Ensign
Ensign
William Townsend
Hartford
Washington County Corp
Ruth Ann Beck
WAC
Langley Field
Fred Beck
Willow Glen
Thomas McMahon
Bureau of Federal Tvestigation
New York City
First Methodist Church
Merry Maids
Wvn
Mechanicville War Counc
Hawley B. Harvey
First Methodist Church Sunday School
First Methodist
Star of Nip
Democrats
Newspaper Arehive
J. H. Glavin, Jr
Tops Ticket
Edward Whitehouse
Eli Gilbert
George Gero
Arthur Marland
Raymond R. Beddow
Hiram Vedder
Demoper
Assembly
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Ad Iti UK
Ad Am
Sence Aeens
Brunswick
Esnee
Sesee
East Greenbush
Nassau
North Greenbush
Petersburg
Pittstown
Renee
Rensselaer
Schaghticokhe
Schodack
Stephentown
Dist. L
Salem Evangelical Church
Longview Home Bureau
Raymond Dipper
Newepar
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