Nominations Heard at Danlah Brotherhood Hall Meeting
Carriers branch held nominations led by Leon W. Barber with Ralph Germain and Francis Thompson named for president. Other posts include Hunt Lodge Stewart as vice presidents, Connery recording secretary, Heger treasurer, Durand sergeant at arms, Kirchner Nuttall trustees, Smith station clerk, Gummer MBA clerk. James Hilton presided. district reports followed with fundraising noted for national headquarters. The Auxiliary, presided by Anna Warnock, approved state association support and elected officers Corcoran Gent Hilton Munson Rescott, with a turkey dinner and dancing to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Corcoran
George E. Durand
William R. Kirchner
Frank Nuttal
James A. Smith
N.3
B.A
Barber
M.B.A
Arthur J. Gummer
James J. Hilton
Frank J. Hunt
John B. Rescott
Nuttall
Joseph T. Tinnelly
Washington, D. CC
Joseph F. Heger
Thomas J. McNamara
Anna M. Warnock
Margaret Corcoran
Alice Stewart
Corcoran
Carolyn Gent
Edna Hilton
Martha Munson
Sophie Rescott
Folk Dancing Program at Troy YMCA Tonight
A square and folk dancing program is set for today at the Y M C A from 9 to 10 30 p m as the first feature of the Troy Ed Group. Ray Neubauer directs the event, bringing experience from the Folk Dance Federation of California and GE engineer work in Schenectady. Arnold Miller and Miss Jonnie Massey lead the Troy Ber group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Troy Y.M.C.A
Ray Neubauer
Folk Dance Federation of California
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Albany
Thomorrow
Mr. Neubauer
Arnold Miller
Jonnie Massey
Troy- Ber
Funeral of John F. Shea Held at Leahy's and St Joseph's
The funeral for John F. Shea sr former Troy market owner was conducted at Leahy's Funeral Home and St Joseph's Church with a solemn mass. Rev James A Nolan officiated with deacon and subdeacon and Miss Julia L Walsh at the organ. Bearers named include Anthony J. Murray and others. Interment in St Joseph's Cemetery. Holy Name Society St Joseph's Church and delegations from St Vincent dePaul Society Patroon Club and Garrett AC attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Shea
Troy
Leahy
Third Street
St Joseph’s Church
James A. Nolan
Leo P. Brady
Philip A. Grady
Julia L. Walsh
Jesus
Anthony J. Murray
Martin J. Garrett
John T. Kelly
John J. Conway
David J. Whitney
James A. Madden
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Nolan
Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church
Father Brady
St. Vincent dePaul Society
Patroon Club
Garrett AC
Speaker Calls End to College Entrance Discrimination
Rev Seymour Smith former resident chaplain at RPI urges elimination of discriminatory entrance requirements in U S colleges. Speaking to the RPI Russell Sage Christian Union he says barriers must go to expand access for students. notes studies showing college students value religion and that atheism is not the norm. He founded the Christian Union and was introduced by Rev Denny Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymourmith
R.P.J
Russell Sage Christian Union
Smith
Yale Divinity School
American Council On Education
The
Christian Union
Troy
Denny Williams
R.P.I
Ernest Coleman
Virginia Mills
William J Williams 87 dies in Whitehall after long Masonic career
William J Williams longtime Whitehall resident and prominent Mason died Sunday at his Boardman Street home aged 87. He served as a yardmaster for the Delaware and Hudson Railroad from 1890 to 1931 and held numerous Masonic offices including past grand of Whitehall Lodge and Scottish Rite member. Surviving are three daughters and three grandchildren. funeral today at 2 pm conducted by Rev James A Brownlee at the residence with burial in Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Williams
Whitehall
Wiliam J. Williams
Boardman Street
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Wales
Childre
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Co
Phoenix Lodge
F.am
Cham Plain
Washington
Knights Templar
Saratoga Springs
Albany
Whitehall Lodge
C.F
Methodist Church of
Flora Williams
Evia Williams
Edith Keyworth
New Haven
Training conference honors former regiment officers in Amsterdam
The annual training conference at Amsterdam Armory ended with a reunion dinner honoring Col. John J. Purcell. Speakers included Maj. Gen. Bernard W. Kearney. Guests of note ranged from Brig. Gen. Charles Plumsey to Lt. Col. Maurice Foley, with many former officers from Schenectady Glens Falls Troy and Amsterdam among attendees. General Kearney spoke on The Present Reorganized National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Purcell
Jean P. Hennessey
Sigmusa A. Pietrowaki
William O'Toole
Richard A. McCourt
Maz Herskowka
10Th Infantry
Amsterdam Armory
John J. Purcell
National Guard
Bernard W. Kearney
Charles EB. Plumsey
Leonard A. Bishop
Paul Cairns
Donald Dalrymple
Kenneth Gindgrich
Walter G. Adame
Adjutant General’s Office
T. Forrest Brown
Amsterdam
John Castiglione
Winfield S. Hill
Co. L
Saratoga Springs
Thomas R. Hor _ton
Troy
Headquarters Co
Edwin F. Livingstone
Service Co
Charles F. Merrigan
27Th Division
Maurice Foley
Cohoes
Walter D. McKenna
William C. Preston
Philp J. Purcell
William Trotter
William McKenna
Pawtucket
RE I
Willis Watson
Glens Falls
John R. Walsa
Schenectady
Peter Rogers
Co. G
Harry Whitney
Farm Price Index For State Drops
New York State farmers received prices in last month 17 percent below October a year ago. The State Agriculture Department reported an index of 234 for last month versus 283 in October, with October down three points from September.
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New York State
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athment
Letica
Prices and shortages hit farm goods this October
The department notes higher hay prices due to drought reducing output while other staples fall. Apple prices drop 35 percent since October last year and eggs and wool products decline. Milk potatoes and hogs also show lower pricing amid the shift.
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George
Alfred Wilcom
TF Math
Ieat
Tate la Mat T
BENEDICT @ERNER
Berner’s
Third ST
PSU Sara
Sake
Steke
the Children’s Shop
U.S
Skwish
Delta Tools
Trojan Hardware
Ge. Congress and Fourth Ser
Harold M. Perkins
Cedford
Devoe & Reynolds Paint
STOVE
Fete Purcell
Ovtebsi Department
Oll
Epmaramas
Vichy
Canada
Canada Dry
Tran LL
Canada Dry Bottling CO
Central Avenue
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