School 18 Plans Lunch Program
The executive committee of School 18 Parent Teacher Association proposed a lunch program with supervision by Mrs John J Keenan president and committee chairmen named. A security member was added, and Mrs Bets Heron urged ideas via a suggestion box while five new members joined the executive committee. Subscriptions to the national magazine were accepted for the teachers' library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keenan
Mented Sire
C. Daucky
Thorne
Bets Heron
Fise Gil Grasp
Frees
Broderick
Gindamrs
Taeten Witt
Genersl
Beren
Maurice G. Osborné
Staté Education Department
Amlembers
Keenan
Igt Fossetti
oNrg Bran
Jemez
McCauler
Michael Mackey
Join J. Les
MacKeechren
EL Simansky
National
Parent-Teacher Association
Ereachers
Paul Hook
Edward Picken
Samuel Ressick
Blume Auxiliary Admits Ten New Members
Ten new members were accepted by the Blume Post 1 auxiliary at Hannony Hall. Mrs. Helen Hehn led the meeting. new members include Mrs. Ther Reintenl, Mrs. Bernadine Gully, Mrs. Anina Agars, Mrs. Marjorie Melrose, Miss Mary Abbott, Mrs. Ware Abbott, Miss Joan Hayes, Miss Mildred Raveny, Miss Anna Marie Martin, and Mrs. Sophie Zalucki. The secretary’s report and hospital committee progress were briefed, with next day reports planned for Armistice Day services at Monument Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo 1 Blume
Vu FW
Hannony Hall
Helen Hehn
Ther
Mary Hean
Julia Pask
Monument Square
Troy Underhriters Hosts To State Association Event
The Troy Underwriters received the Charles Jerome Edwards trophy for showing the greatest progress among 331 associations. Samuel J. B. Godfrey accepted the cup from Edmund J. Stoore as luncheon guests and state officials attended. County Judge Charles J. Ranney praised cooperation between lawyers and insurance agents and Julian Myrick of New York attended as a notable guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boe
New York State Live Association
Troy
Charles Jerome Edwards
Showtime
Samuel JB. Godfrey
Troy Association
iCtaney Cornell
New York
National Life Underwriters' Association
Soon
Hen
Mutual Life Insurance Co
J. Stinson
Rochester
Patrick Collins
Ernest Perking
Albany
Scott
Collins
the Metropolitan Insurance Co
Herbert GH Lehman
Troy Council United Commercial Travelers Meeting
Troy Council No. 403 United Commercial Travelers will meet at LO O FL Ball 32 117th Street Saturday November 18 at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served and a program of entertainment is planned. The Ladies Auxiliary of the organization will meet at the same time in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Council
United Commercial Travelers
LO. O. FL
117Th Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Wounded Pvt Ernest Hersey Noted From Rensselaer Area
Pvt Ernest Hersey of Rensselaer was wounded in action in Italy on October 21. The notice, received by his wife Mrs Janette Buchan of 38 Second Avenue, reports he has been overseas with the Fifth Army for seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hersey
Rensselaer
Tali
Janette ‘Buchan
Second Avenue
Rensse
Fifh
Boxing Classes Added to Y Boys Program
Boxing classes will be added to the Troys MLC boys program starting Saturday morning. The schedule includes gym, swimming, and boxing with archery to follow when equipment arrives. Swimming instruction for beginners and boys tumbling begin Wednesday at 7:30 pm. contact Harley Hodgkins for entry. Weight lifting for men begins Monday at 7:30 pm with sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. Business men's gym also starts Monday at 5:20 pm with individualized assignments after interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troys
MLC
Harley Hodgkins
Hodgkins
Youths arraigned in burglary case in Troy police court
James D. Gorman 363 Second Street and George Russell 16 460 Highth Street waived grand jury action on burglary and larceny charges. A third boy 15 was arraigned in Rensselaer County Children's Court. The trio allegedly broke into John Krasher's garage at Ingalls Avenue on Nov. 2 and stole an auto, hot water heater, tools and siphoned gasoline. William Hubbell 19 721 River Street was arraigned in police court on similar charges. Police say the group burglarized Miner's garage on River Street last month, taking about 568 dollars of tools and eight baskets of wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Gorman
Second Street
George Russell
Highth Street
Troys
Rensselaer County Children's ‘Court
John Krasher
Krasher
William Hubbell
River Street
Bubbell
Gorman
River Sires
Injured coal dealer dies in Saratoga crash
William A. Minera a well known Saratoga Springs coal dealer injured in an Albany Saratoga Road automobile accident Monday night died yesterday at Saratoga Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
William A
Minera
Saratoge Springs
Albany-Saratoga
Saratoga Hospital
Certificate Filed by Two Local Business Partners
Arthur Frinkel of 1171 Oxford Place Schenectady and Matthew Payton of 198 Pawling Avenue filed a certificate in the County Clerk's office stating they are engaged in business in this city under the name of the Troy Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Frinkel
Oxford Place
Schenectady
Matthew Payton
Pawling Avenue
Troy Sales
Bethlehem Star Chapter Honors Past Matrons
Bethlehem Star Chapter OF 5 held a joint night for Past Matrons and Step-up officers at the Troy Masonic Temple. Mrs Edna Willetts and Oliver E Anderson presided. officers advanced one station with Mrs Gertrude Woods as worthy matron and Mrs Sarah Stewart as associate matron. A royal degree was conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Star Chapter
Troy
Masonic Temple
Edna, Willetts
Worthy Oeztros
Oliver E. Anderson
Gertruce Woods
Worthy Enaivor
Sarah Stewart
Heles Jones
Bertha Deal
St Lawrence Church Cub Pack 7 Holds Second Meeting
Cub Pack No 7 of St Lawrence's Church held its second meeting Thursday at Walter Rotherhaber’s home with Paul Hiltden chief in charge. Mrs. Rotherhaber served a luncheon. The first pack meeting was at the Dome of Clark McCafferty recently with Mrs. Charles McCafferty assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lawrence's Church
Walter Rotherhaber
Paul Hiltden Pehief
Rotherhaber
Clark McCafferty
Charles McCafferty
Hitt
Report on Fines and Parking Revenue in Troy Police Court
City of Troy reports 4,641.40 in police court fines from January to September, with October parking meters yielding 227.748 and 23,602.69 for January to October. Fire Chief Cav A Smith notes 57 calls for the month, with details lacking due to fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Jans- Sry
Séptembes
Frank
Kendell
MM Abses
Missioner of Public Safety
Cai
A.smith
Bell Cine
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Broadway
Craitiana Pitas
New York State Life Underwriters’ Association
H. Parkins
J. Stinson Scott
Rocresident
Clancey D. Connell
National Association of Life Under
Troy Underhriters
Cillins
Edward R. Gellings
Albans
State Association
Frank Wessmer
Actit
Department
National Organization
Ranney
United States
The
Managers’ Association
Managers’ Association of the
T- Tror
Albany-Schenectady Area
Luling
Po Mars Lightnniny
Revlon
Neil Encimel
Smalt Adheron
U.C.T
Keysore Kingdom
Oldattic
By Paul Ford
Crane Boome
Luce
Ime
Bethlehem Star
Miresellie
Abbepbice
Tvs Se Ralator
Toa Ot Eerie
Gov. Winthrop
Bere
Red Cross
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