Fathers Night Dinner Urges Strong Home Ties for Youth
Rev Earl Wooddell of Memorial Baptist Church urged stronger home ties to counter juvenile delinquency and war psychology during the School 2 Parent Teachers Association Fathers Night dinner in Mechanicville. Honor guest David D Hewitt spoke on training for a conflict free postwar world. Superintendent Livingston announced American Education Week and invited parents to visit local schools as Mrs Hunt led the program and Cub Scout leader Howard Hunt called for more men to lead troops.
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Earl E. Wooddell
Memorial Baptist Church
School 2
Mr. Wooddell
War Court
David D. Hewitt
Hewitt
Schooelyvin
C. Livingston
Livingston
Howard Hunt
T. A
Hawley Harvey
B. Sykes
Chester Hayner
Hunt
James J. Rowan
Willam Conley
William Cavanaugh
Joan Robens
Gori
Ter File
Schoo 2 P.T
Lockwood sere returns from Adirondacks trip. Bishop to Speak
Rev G Ashton Oldnam Bishop of Albany Episcopal Diocese will preach at St Luke's Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 am. Cigarette Fund planned by St Paul's Court Boy Scouts to aid overseas service members with scrap drives, donations to Gideon Palmieri. Minniehaha Rebekah Lodge hosts mock wedding for Harmon Smith and wife celebrating fiftieth anniversary with cast members listed. Art Week at L B Blazeman Library features school displays, student sketches, watercolors, crayon works. War Council to launch tin can drive December curbside pickup. storage site to Schenectady discussed with Public Works. Rotary hears talk on building and loans from Ostrander. explains thrift and mortgage role. Birthday contributions to Youth Center Fund by Finigan, Smith, Fivel, Berkman. Hyser man guest presented and group song led by Mastrianni. High School undefeated football honored.
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Lockwood Sere
Adirondacks
G. Ashton Oldnam
Albany Episcopal Diocese
St Luke‘s Episcopal Church
St Paul's Court
Boy Scouts
Gideon Palmieri
Saratoga Avenue
Hawley B. Harvey
Schenectady
State Department of Public Works
John Bruno
Rotary
Senatie K. Ostrander
Mechanicville Cooperative Savings and Loan Association
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Savings and Loan Associations
England
Frankfort
Thomas Finigan
Harmon M. Smith
Abe Fivel
Jules S. Berkman
Youth Center Fund
Hyserman
Arthur FE .Smith
M. Fivel
Frank A. Mastrianni
Arthur H. Vine
Back Those Back From the Attack campaign launched by Elks
Brief notes list announcements from local groups: Donald Pingrey announces the Elks led campaign Back Those Back From the Attack. Selective Service Board 362 chaired by Sid ney W Hewitt to meet today at 10 am. St Luke’s Episcopal Church fair with chicken supper on Nov 11. Happy Helpers Junior Circle meets at 4 pm. Ondawa Lodge Masons to confer third degree on Tues Nov 23 at 7 30 pm under Fred Burgoyne. Newman Circle of King’s Daughters meets at 3 pm to plan fall and winter programs. Fred Bees former Elks leader visits Whitehall lodge with Jerry Camfield and Herbert Gardner. Halloween party at Hemstreet Park fire house with prizes. refreshments by PTA members Mrs William Dyer and Mrs Howard Button. 22 Eastern Star members visit Stillwater Baptist Church for reception for Mrs Margaret Talmadge and Arthur Purdict. event sponsored by Upton Chapter.
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Selective Service Board
Sidney W. Hewitt
St. Luke's Episcops Church
Happy Helpers
King's Daughters
Priscilla Haddle‘ton
Pruyn’s Terrace
Ondawa Lodge
Fred Burgoyne
Newman Circle of
King’s Daughters of the
First Methodist Church
Fred Bees
Mechanicville Lodge
New York State
Elks’ Association
Whitehall Lodge
Jerry E. Camfield
Herbert W. Gardner
Hemstreet Park
Frank Button
Marjorie Payne
Raymond Garmire
Daniel Baissey
Rose Zayechik
James Walsh
J. Ward
Bertha B. Smith
Order of Eastern Star
Stillwater Baptist Church
Margaret Talmadge
Seratoga
Arthur Purdict
Upton Chanter
Iaimadge
PTA Card Party Seeks School Clock and Stove Funds
East Side School 15 hosts a Wednesday card party at 8 p m with cochairmen Mrs John Ferra and Mrs J Kenneth Lowe Also committees oversee tickets refreshments and awards Proceeds fund an electric clock and stove for the school. The November PTA meets Tuesday at 3 p m The sixth grade party tomorrow at 2 20 p m honors class with largest membership The guest speaker Rev James E Mailis of Toronto will address services in Second Baptist Church and Sixth Avenue Baptist Church Sunday Holy Communion Sunday Alpha Thayer memorial book dedication follows Private Thayer’s service date observed. A barber Richard Laffin in Augusta Me passes his 45 years practice to take the state licensing exam.
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Parent-Teacher Association of School 15
John Ferra
J. Kenneth Lowe
John Pierson
John F. Casin
Mildred Baker
Ray Dearstyne
Parent-Teacher Association
Walter C. Alien
Howard Dahl
Ferra
Cassin
Lowe
Eugenia van Arnum
Dorothy Coighaner
James E. Mailis
Toronto
Canada
Second Baptist Church
India
England
Scotland
Ceylon
India General Mission
New England Fellowship of
Boston
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Augusta
Mark Hanna
John D. Rockefeller
Richard Laffin
Ama'l
Father Draft Talk Put Over to Monday
Washington notices another delay as Senate conferees postpone a meeting on the House revised draft bill until Monday. Senator Reynolds cites concurrent Senate Foreign Relations business and Hoover testimony. The Selective Service continues inductions to meet a January 1 quota of about 750,000 men, including roughly 446,000 fathers.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Herbert Hoover
Robert R. Reynolds
N.C
House
Cost Accountants To Meet Tuesday
Eric A. Camman of the War Production Board will address the local NA C A chapter on termination of war contracts at Shaker Ridge Country Club Loudonville Tuesday. The session is Registration Night with name cards kept for annual use. Dinner at 6 30 pm. Ronald B Hibard Marvin Neitzel Corp rechapter secretary takes reservations by noon Tuesday.
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Eric A. Camman
War Production Board
National Association of Cost Accountants
Shaker Ridge Country Club
Loudonville
Ronald B. Hibbard
Marvin-Neitzel Corp
Questions Overtime Pay for Postmasters
Senator Reed urged investigation into postmasters work hours before final action on overtime pay legislation. He cited letters from states and estimated a $1,700 annual cost to finance the program. Reed, a Post Office Department veteran, said about 10 percent of postmasters were affected in the past.
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Washington
Reed
Kas
Post Office Department
School Teachers Denied Postmasters in Federal Debate
A comment notes some teachers did well while others did nothing but draw salaries. The speaker argues teachers deserve more than postmasters in a federal largess issue. The remark also mentions barnacle species being largely male and female combined.
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Everett Stundige
James
Grand Rapids
Gumbleps Reos Furniture Co3
Iia Golden
L. B. Blazeman Library
Solomons
Donald Pingrey
The
Elks
East Side
Cost Accountants
Lady Douglas
River Street
Troy Theatre
Douglas
Ga Roe
Ataul Ugca
Fadiex
Giris
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