Connally Named Bank Director and Surgeon Veteran
Dr Eugene F Connally elected director of the Manufacturers National Bank of Troy at a board meeting. He is a practicing surgeon from Leonard Hospital with a long career including service in the Mexican and World Wars, fellow of the American College of Surgeons, and member of local medical societies and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Connally Mas
Manufacturess National Bank of Troy
Yestricer
Ceonnally
Leonard Hospital
Lamsingstiyged
Augustne
Albany Medical Coege
Sagartien Hospital
Frog
Armer
Rensselaer County Medcal Society
American Medical Association
Anterkeen College of Surgery
Thay Club
Tre Country Club
AL War Re
Named to Welfare Post in Rensselaer County
Erisz Merjorie Goldstein daughter of Mino and Mrs Abraham C Goldstein of 35 Joseph Street has been appointed as temporary clerk in the Rensselaer County Department of Public Welfare by Commissioner Douglas Hudson. Certification notes the appointment in the county clerk’s office. The appointment is for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erisz Merjorie Goldstein
Mino
Abraham C. Goldstein
Joseph Street
Rensselaer County Depertment of Public Welfare
Douglas Hudson
Hudson
Scouts Plan Paper Collection Saturday
Scouts of Troy area plan a Troop wide paper drive on Armistice Day in Troy Fransingburg and Watervliet. They start at 3 30 in uniform collecting scrap paper from homes and streets, asking residents to bundle and tie newspapers and magazines securely and avoid loose paper on streets.
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Boy Scouts of Troy Area Council
Troy
Fransingburg
Watervitet
Pastor Cummings Warns Students on Freedom Dangers
Rev. Hichard Cummings of the First Baptise Church spoke at Ruiseed Sage College chapel urging students to balance personal freedom with God’s laws. He warned against conflating customary freedoms with true rights and cautioned that too little or too much freedom can harm, urging wise use of the choice before them.
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Hichard Cummings
Sage College
Bisse
Pacers
Cummings
Titus
Pran
Ted
Mr. Cummings
Scottres
Office Workers End Schenectady Strike
About 100 of 1200 office employees at American Locomotive in Schenectady ended a two hour walk out and returned to work pending War Labor Board action on a wage increase. The plant's production was not affected.
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American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
War Labor Board
WLS
Sewing Circle Meeting and Local Social Notices
Shushan hosts Sewing Circle at parish house this afternoon. Mr and Mrs George Sutherland hosted Mrs Percie Watkins and Mr and Mrs Paul Hedges at dinner Sunday for Mr Hedges birthday. Girl Stouts visit James Longford home Thursday afternoon Nov 16. Boy Scouts meet Blethodist Church basement Monday evening Nov 13. Rev J B Horton of Salem United Presbyterian conducts annual bank offering service. pastor Rev Arthur Wright to preach. Hugh Steele farm occupied by Elmer Wren family from Engieville until spring. Anas Liljeberg owner to move in with each family. Hugh Steele and daughter Irene now on Humphrey place.
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George Sutherland
Percie Watkins
Paul Hedges
Hedges
James Longford
Newtonville Harvest Bazaar Set At Methodist Church
The Newtonville tile Methodist Church Women Society plans a harvest bazaar on Wednesday November 15 with a turkey dinner 5 to 7 20 pm and various tables led by Mrs Lorenzo Warner Mrs Bommett Tan Breech and others. Reservations close Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Newtontile Methodist Church
Lorenzo Warner
Bommett Tan Breech
Howard Lansing
Chester Reddau
Ernest Christie
Arthur McWherter
James Kelly
Mira
George Carvel
Peres Wiley
Anna Lady
Emma, Nitz
Booth
Roy Lobdell
Frank Hoar
White Elephant South
Robert Hansell
Sharon Healey
Ruth Hiremey
Dale Christie
Candy
James Wilson
Increase Noted in A Rations Issued Across Washington County
The July registration for renewal of A gasoline ration books occurred Wednesday and Thursday with 7,259 books issued by schools, up 19T from last year. Hudson Falls led increases, adding 102 books. High school totals include Argyle 305, Cambridge 698, Fort Ann 220, Fort Edward 836, Granville 361, Greenwich 687, Hudson Falls 1,304, Salem 505, Whitehall 615. district schools list North Grenville 418, Middle Granville 137, Middle Falls 107, Thomson 52, Easton Corners 41, Fort Miller 59, Cambridge 42, Eagle Bridge 122, West Hebron 89, White Creek 73, Dresden 71, Putnam Station 9, Hampton 105.
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Washington
Hudson Falla
Argyle
Cami
Bridge
Fort Ann
Fort Edward
Granville
Greenwich
Hartford
Hudson Falls
Salem
Whitehall
North Grenville
Middle Granville
Middle Falls
Thomson
Easton Corners
Local Notables Visit as Hospital Patient Named
Tomhannock resident Mr Cleytos Stevens is a patient at Leonard Hospital. Mrs John Lesson and Mrs Charlotte McGuirk of Schaghticoke visited Viola Brundige Monday afternoon. The W C C meeting of the Methodist Church is set at Edward Burdick's home Tuesday. The Five Hundred Civd group gathered at Esther Rifenburgh's home. Mrs Agnes Madigan and Myrtle Stevens won prizes while Edward Madigan of Melrose, home on furlough, joined friends there.
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Cleytos Stevens
Leonard Hospital
John Lesson
Charlotte McGuirk
Schaghticake
Viola Brundige
Methodist Church
Tire
Edward Burdick
Civd
Esther Rifenburgh
Agnes Madigan
Myrtle Stevens
Edward Madigan
Melrose
Low Friends
Highell School PTA Plans Family Night Event
The Highell School-Parent-Teacher Association hosts the third family group meeting on Tuesday at the school. Mother and Daughter Night features a box supper at 6 30 pm with mothers invited to bring a box supper for them and their daughters. Coffee milk ice cream and cookies will be served and a community sing is planned. Leonard Hospital Donation Day is set for November 18 with donations collected at the school by November 14. Mrs Marvin F Brown presides and Paul Weckmuller notes enrolment remains open.
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Highell School - Parent-Teacher Association
Marvin F. Brown
Leonard Hospital
Paul Weckmuller
Local News Briefs From North Bennington Area
North Bennington community notes report War work in Schenectady and a $30 food sale by the Worth While Class. Miss Grace Leonard resumes teaching near Lunenburg, several residents fly overseas on leave, and Grace Snow wed William Kelly of the Coast Guard in Cromwell. New homes and cadet leadership at Saint Sebentarian Hospital are noted, plus a Ginger and reception for Flight Officer Kenneth White and bride Elsie Warner before his California deployment.
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Jack Simmons
Schenéctady
Worth
Congregational Church
Myra Endress
Frederick Phillips
Palham
Grace Leonard
Schafburg
Lunenburg
Herbert Hulett
Edward Welling
Homor
Leon Snow
William Kelly
Coast Guard
Cromwell
Arthur Payne
Sfiss
Eivelane Payne
Colleze Road
Cart
Elinor White
Waldo White
Bennington
Hiram White
Sebaritan Hospital
Troy
Kenneth White
Earl White
Elsie Warner
Marshel Lyon
South
Shaftesbury
White
California
Army Air Force
Custodian of Bennington Shaft Dies
Hapa Kelson longtime custodian of the Bennington Shaft and former village official died Tuesday night at Puritan Memorial Hospital in Bennington after a brief illness. He was born in Denmark Maine and came to the area with his wife Lena Johnsen on their wedding trip. He served as trustee of Old Bennington and was a former street commissioner. Surviving are his wife Lena. sons Samuel and August Kelson. daughter Mrs. Lilia Murphy. three daughters including Mrs. Olge Mahar and Mrs. Margaret Moss. 18 grandchildren with three in the armed forces. Funeral Friday at 2 30 pm from daughter Mrs Mahar’s home 28 Main Street Bennington with Rev. Hey Thomas Street officiating. burial in Old Bennington Cemetery.
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Hapa Kelson
Baste Mosulvent
Bennington
Puritan Memoorial
Denmark
Kelson
Lena
Joheson
Old Bennington
Hads
Lens
Jonazon Kelson
Samuel &. Kelson
August €. Kelson
Police Department
Lilia Murphy
Olge Mahar
Margaret Moss
First Congregational Church
Ote Bennington
Mahar
Main Street
Hey
Thomas Street
Old Bennington Cemetery
Reverend Seymour A. Smith To Speak At Pittstown Dinner
Rev. Seymour A. Smith resident Chaplain of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will be guest speaker at the Pittstown Fall Institute dinner at West Hoosick Baptist Church tomorrow at 7:30 PM. He will discuss the topic God Can't Pass His Physical ending a series of four Sunday evening sessions for Pittstown youths.
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Seymour A. Smith
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Pittstown
Qquet
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Smith
Dd Presus
Education Week School Program in Lansingburg
Winne presides as student body president at a school program in Lansingburg. Students discuss education's importance with talks by John Page Dorothy Galbraith Patricia Nia Marilyn Law Barbara Nixon Jane Roscock and a debate on the topic That compulsory...
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Cisson’. Winne
John Page
Dorothy Galbraith
Patricia’ Nia
Robert Corréale
Marilyn Law
Our War Stamp Club
Barbara Nixon
Our War Savings Report
Jane Roscock
Boys From Eighteen to Two On The Affirmative
Fragmentary passage names Jack Bianer John Shade and Joseph Gallo among a group described as the affirmative. No clear event date place or organization is identifiable from the text snippet.
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Jack Bianer
John Shade
Joseph Gallo
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Home Makers Crit
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Wilson
Psour Desiersune
Wilson & Co
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Chicagod
Joan
Arsenal Finance CO. of
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Broadway
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Newtonville
FDR
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Poestenkill
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Alburtus
Cropsey
Alberta McGiynn
Ned McGlynn
Poesteckill Fre
Sreimen End
Tristy- Lutheran
Nelson Schmay
Audry
Miss Mary Bass
Ladies’ Aid
Lucien Wager
Eleanor King
Tomhannock
Luce
Clare Booth Luce
Greenwich, Coen
Knee
NEA
North Bennington
Lansingburg
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Frederick Waves
True-Art
Helen
Allure Beauty Salon
Third ST
Congress, Troy
M. Y. Troy
the Co
Aine
Seagram's
Seagram
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Wirgeet
Hagrar
Maemo Dewitt
Kuppenheimer
Valgora
Ogrercoata
W. & M. Gross
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