Chapter Honors Past Officers At Tuceling Chapter Event
A chapter ceremony honored past mattons and patrons with a program including soloists, chorus, and readings. Notable participants named include Robert Thon, John Lansing, Keb bins, Alec Robbsy, and Richard fl Thos. The home ceremony featured recitals by Mrs Irie Stem Wither and Florence Ranaaein, and a culinary display led by Urs Susan Herbert. The next event is planned for Friday November 26 with entertainment led by Zana Haxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattons
Pat
Wghl
Lucy
Tuceling Chapla
OLS Rt Dan Singburg
Masamie Centpl
Vander Beyden Hah
Ine
Sola Ly
Robert Thon
Dohn Lansing Unt
Kiermin Kebbins
Laston
Selson Chuithians
Stechard San
Robert Wills
Larry Robbin
Alec Robbsy
Hehard Petal
Mihid Murphy
Joao Grogan Willan Linsing
Mie Anne
al Ie Orpan Richard Fl Thos
John Wallsey
Jina Holtin
Acad
de Binsinghurg
Maisumemple
Hesrut Alans Ste
Blue Hennessey
Abadius
Peter Ron
Irie Stem Wither
Lesse
Florence
Ranaaein
Wigan
Wis Milded Moody
Tewick
Catherine Smith
Bred Smith
Anthony Quapte
Rennin
Olive Friday
Finfid
Granil
Herber Lewton
Aenipel
Schenecady
Ruvper
Munn
Susan Herbert
Mabl
Wager
Grace Jennings Worthy Moilron
Liain C Groeshec Worthy Pation
Ertine
Ies Zana
Haxton
Auto Developments Discussed at Session
Vode dara patients in the milton miles area attended a session where Rob ot Hoss of Powalikeepsle and James Commie of Tyros were noted figures. James Commie served as secretary and treasurer while Penni Hayes lectured on modern specifics in automotive science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw Dulamuter
James Commie
Tyros
Penni Hayes
Lani Downing
Scientists Find New Poisons To Kill Rats
A historical news item details testing of rat poisons including 1080 and thallium amid U S government agency involvement. It notes temperature effects, production costs, and mentions the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Office of Scientific Research and Development in evaluating substitutes for wartime use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anothey
Doudte
Datigse
Ailind Simumelamie
Man
Surentite Research and Development
Fish and Wildlife Service
Srt
Elks to Jom In City's Service Fete
A local Elks lodge plans a city service fete with a Welcome Home parade, a food sale, and a dance. The event features a delegation including district and state officials, with invitations to lodges in the district. Plans cover parade line up, dress code, and a nov 9 observance, plus a fundraiser and building repairs at the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Jom
Ownn
Beleen Neaty
Plac
Depuey
State
Ice
Cohen Lee Monsaight
Loupe
Fide
Mt Plersburg
Saturns
Laaine Hors
Trun
Plittsburg
North
Aete Ues
Plang
Nepuly
WaeWillan
John & Bleming
Tray Lodge
Women of the Elks
Community Night at East Sule Mens Guild Promised Attendance
Members of the East Sule Mens Guild and their guests, including husbands and others from the Build Vas Claence F Bytnum program, will attend a covered hall event in the den hall with a brief business meeting led by President Vis H Fichad Merkert Suppee felniic. The social program follows with music, hors douvres, and birthday celebrations for attendees including Mrs. Wallam EB Baylis Pherae and Miss Petketty of West Sand Lake, while Dr. Donald b Durham discusses personal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Te
Vis H Fichad Merkert
Suppee
Felniic
Wallam
Baylis
Tie Gurlinet Es Telis
Mis Petketty
West Sand Lake
Aftary
Danish Count to Speak at Rotary Meeting Title
Rotarians will hear Danish count Count Gal Atv the speny 5) dtak to Ole Wanist Moaister to Ue Latitad Stites tI puldrens. The 110 Rurney Club Pues mnder he tuspiges of the Trteowariod yt Serie ConuuutiGe EO wall disease. The Dithertien of Denoih Count Velde and publishing binges in Copenhagen before tha, wa Daring he wat he Was a Nd saw intelligence officer fist to the spaush pitnappers on Denmark and Ister im Sweden. On the marning of the bbexition of Danmark he entered Ms coun 14 with Gener Donovan tie fiat b Soller (oo enter Deniodth Gaunt Molthes father was Dan th Montre to the Latted Stilts (from 90g 1 The count will also apos ot ba mantel Dini Lanheran Cha h ! Tuesday evening.
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Count Gal Atv
Ole Wanist
Moaister
Latitad
Count Velde
Copenhagen
Spaush
Denmark
Ister
Sweden
Danmark
Ms Coun
Gener Donovan
Fiat
Gaunt Molthes
Legion Post Plans Parade and War Veterans Support
The Legion Post outlined plans for a Monday parade honoring veterans including Purcell and Wooten. Delegations will wear New York state lemon uniforms and Legion caps. Funds will buy gun boxes for wounded and disabled veterans in Rensselaer County, with wartime members revived and new applications received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nob Gatlaton
Amghclny
Cumminde
Puree
Pas
Alexander Ching
New York State
Legion
Noble Callahan Squadron
Pons
American Legion Bagh
Mium
Ajuidian
Rensselaer County
Manda
Hendrck ‘Hudson
Tinveral Held for Former Policeman Funeral Mass Details
The funeral of former policeman Tinveral was held at Gearre F McLoughlin & Sons funeral home and St Joseph Cemetery. A requiem Mass at Purucks Church was celebrated by Rev James FP Lawlor with Mrs Jang J McGrath presiding on organ and Miss Catherine Reardon singing Ave Maria. Attendees included local charity members, the Troy Police Benevolent Association, and parish officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patramin Arthan
Funersti
Gearre
Uilside
Troy Paice
Rey Witham
J Cleary
Tanvolman
Joseph Ho
Leithen Fatroman
Edward Howed
John B Moran
Michael A Cay
Chamas E Bracken
St Toseph 5
Cemeinty
Rey William EL Sherman
T Gerd Mulqueen
State Will Offer Advice to Cities Postwar Municipal Growth
Comptroller Frank Alcore outlined New York state plans to guide postwar municipal services growth. A conference on reform, with officials from state and city agencies, will discuss preventing unplanned expansions after wars. Speakers include Chancellor William J Wallin and others. A separate Cheyenne case saw a motor stallion cost ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alcore
Westernsy
New York State
Snaneiml Snans Agen
Moore
Eft
Oler
Todate al Imil Pal Affairs
Confirence Im al Bank
Smekers
William J Wallin
Board of
Regente
Harald UW
Stanley Scretary
State Grange
Leonard Marrison
New York
Mink Fur Market News From New York State
A state survey shows demand high for mink and muskrat pelts with strong prices. Otter sales are suspended until January 1, while prices for red and gray fox, skunk, and other furs vary by grade. recent imports and cheap stock are dampening overall market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stile Conservation
Moweyer
Marten
Nerthers
New York
Southern
Munk A
Bts
Area Funeral Directors Urged to Expand Regional Group
Mohawk Hudson Funeral Directors Association dinner urged formation of broader area council to include neighboring counties. Howard J Cummnmgy, vice president, presided in W A Toohey’s absence. Bensaidre and Luang noted at the event with several members from local funerals groups in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reysse Jact
Mohawk Hudson Funeral Directors Association
Hudson ‘Thursdny
Ingediaisa
Howard J
Wila A Toohey
William McVeigh
Ubany
Rensselaer Fungist Diertors Association
Schuyler
Flood Devastates Fyn Region Amid Heavy Danish Storm
A severe Danish storm sweeps western Denmark causing the worst flood in 25 years across Fyn. Odense and other lowlying areas report widespread damage and disrupted telegraph lines as authorities warn residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopemmagen Sa
Pateh
Odense
Tatand
Saa
Patts
Nate
Plan for Strike Vote at Ludlum Plant
A plan for a strike vote at Ludlum Steel Corp plants in Watchet and other sites was filed with the National Labor Relations Board. The company says the move aims to force a resolution of wage and contract issues through union pressure, with a vote set for November 28 across mills including Watervliet. The union seeks no settlement via bargaining while awaiting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtegnony
Ludlum ‘Steel Corp
Watchet
Otter Tally
New York State
Peonayl Nant WU
National Lubuy Relations Board
The
Steel Corporation
United Slevt Warlety of
Armerton
Duike Volu
NLRB
Home Bureau Members Reform Lamp Shades
Home Bureau members led by Mrs Enola Purdy and Philip C Mactides completed a lamp shade project at a meeting held at Mrs Lawrence Millet’s home. Most materials were salvaged from the group’s members. Finished shades match local decorating schemes and solar lighting themes. The next meeting will be Monday Nov 10 at 1 pm at Mrs Edward Pfoltter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola Purdy
Philip C Mactides Colenders
Plogeel Gach
Lawrence Millet
Edward Pfoltter
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Broadway
Postoffice
Yianels
Rae Ee
Germany
Belgium
France
Pia
United States
Office of Scientific Resrict and Development
le Gabrielson
Fish and Wildlife Serice
Gordon Hayes
East Sule
Daniel Fagwer
Waster
Contynedd
Trocem
Donald B Durham
Pawling
Marthday
Mio Gastr
Agnes Fityperald Diuviter
Iank
Wirapald
P Pad
Hong
Fitzgerald
Kall
Firola
SION
ORY
Ger
Nopommendeek
Dea
Mantroe
Gibie
Eaton
Congress
Lone A
Garrisr
By Paul Ford
Tees Wits
Roget
Exchelberger
Legion Post
Tinveral
Jo Oi Wimont
Asmey Ele
Mel
Stuarts Health Institute
Fourth Street
Troy
Patrick P. Sheridan General & Lifeiinsurance Real Estate
Third St
Area Funeral Directors Organization Urged
STORM
Ludlum
Home Bureau
Wieses
Cuticurd Oer Road
C. Tyoun
Weevien Molloda Regan
Franktin
Troy Og
the Gomfort OF
Bel
Beman Park Pharmacy
Syeaway Pharmacy
15Th Street
Harwick Strece
Louis Cavatta, Ph & Thomas E Cavatta BS
Cavatta’s Pharmacy
Cor Glen
Sixth Ave
Nicholls Jo
Grosaway
Stetsons
W.&m. Gross
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