Third Order Branches Hold Social Event at St. Anthon’s
The English and Italian speaking branches of St. Anthon’s Church Third Order of St. Francis Rex Arselm Sencioiz held a social gathering attended by about two hundred. Rev. Ve lerian Piastott Teemacuate Concept and Rev. Damine Bano assisted Wiggmadher who announced the guardian and day of services. Officers named include Mrs. Nicholas Gangi vice president Mrs. Ted Constance secretary Mrs. Anthony LaPresti treasurer and Miss Margace Keele.
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Traveling by Thumb Called Easy Today
Portland Oregon report notes hitchhiking is simpler after the war with fewer cars and travelers. Arthur Deaney recalls roaming the United States Canada Mexico and Europe as a nomad, using plane, foot, or car to cover about 234000 miles.
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Ore
Arthur Deaney
Swift
Union
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City Adopts Traffic Ordinance Aiding Street Work
Mechanicville city meeting approves ordinance banning street parking from midnight to 6 am to keep streets clear for street sweepers snow plows and fire trucks. It also covers extra pay for election inspectors and permits NYSEG to move notes on Park and Central Avenues.
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Barrell Street
New York State Electric & Gas Corp
Mary Cassidy
Public Welfare
James G.befeman
City Enomey
Social Welfare Council
Rochester
Guthiave C. Baucher
New York State ‘Electric & Gas Corp
Wolgers
Howard J. Reidy
Local Church Events Highlight Harvest and Christmas Preparations
Berlin Mrs. James Phillips returns from Syracuse. Mrs. Henrietta Ding shows slight improvement at Albany Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seagroatt host 12 guests for a Sunday supper. Seventh Day Baptist harvest supper was held Tuesday. Missionary Society met at Mrs. Charles Gutermuth's home with a women and husbands supper afterward. Christmas sale and supper at the Baptist Church on Thursday November 30 starting 5 pm with supper at 6 pm. Ladies Aid of First Baptist met at Mrs. Jess Maxon’s home for business and sewing for the bazaar. refreshments served by the hostess.
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Seventh Day Baptist Church
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Charles S.gutermuth
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Jess Maxon
North Hoosick lays on stage a civic benefit show
The North Hoosick Methodist church hosts a community theater night featuring local residents in one and two act plays. Proceeds benefit the 4-H Cub treasury as residents dressed in era costumes perform for parishioners and guests at the village church.
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Millville
Dunale A. Waterfield
Argoig
Zie
Charles Trumble
Mies
Proesine Albert
Anne
Lynne Darrow
Eva
Olive Deeser
Bessyard
Shisley Hanes
Frances Flynn
Esther Gites
Peterard
Dorothy Kelly
Judith Robs
Dorothy Rieger
Martha Matheson
Lois and Pristitta Tremble
Carol and
Verily Waterfeld
Kare
Betty Weeeler
Doris
Joyce Rechner
Shirin
Piano Solar
Ernesttiley Fus
Fire runs through Cropsyville chimney. prompt response
Firefighters answered a call at 3:33 am for a chimney fire in a stove owned by Edward in Poesterkitt. The blaze damaged the property and prompted emergency containment. Robert Matheson and children Martha Charles and Philp Buve recently moved to Eagle Mills Poesterkitt area.
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Tre Bagle Mls
Cropseyville Taurstay Ps
Edward
Woman Instructor at Williams Succumbs
Miss Margeret Ei S Appleyard, 35, instructor of chemistry at Williams College, died suddenly Wednesday in Plainfield, Massachusetts where she had gone to consult a physician. Born in England she earned a Cambridge degree and joined Williams in 1931 after teaching at Mount Holyoke and Wellesley. Funeral services were held at Williams.
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Wellestey
Elks to Initiate Twenty Candidates in New York Lodge
Twenty candidates formed at Troy Lodge of Esay will receive the initiatory degree Thursday night during a dinner and meeting presided by Edowund Burke. District Deputy William R. Eger and Albany vice president Joseph Binge will attend as state Elk officials. The lodge plans further improvements to the building.
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Yor Barnes
Bo Bardwell
Persis Lake
Atrs
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Irs
Olin Salmon
Bert Campbell
Ondawa Lodge
A. M
Schuyler Lodge
Schuylerville
Charles Reeves
Seratoga-Warren
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Esay
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Edowund Burke
William R. Eger
Bebe
Joseph Binge
Albany
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