Hoosick Falls Couple Wed Fifty Years Celebration
Hoosick Falls residents Mr and Mrs Reaven Young celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an afternoon open house at 2d Street followed by a surprise party at the Methodist Church attended by about 140 relatives and friends. A Sunday dinner honored the couple with Mr and Mrs Cuddihy hosting and Mrs Cuddihy receiving a purse of 25 silver dollars and white chrysanthemum corsage.
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Young
Coorg Curtdley
Methodiat
Prevant
Caroldyn H.thomas
Lynn Chapman
Eanest Rehbergar
Saimiel
Plansburgh
H H. Beaumont
Willian Coonyact
Elizabeth Smalley
Mra
Frank Iriel
Harvey MacDonald
Mrs Cudilhy
Cudilhy
Open House evening at public grade schools in Hoosick
Open House will be held tonight in public grade schools of Hoosick with teachers available to meet parents and discuss classrooms. Funeral services for Myron H. Brownell were conducted in Hoosick with burial in West Hoosick Cemetery attended by relatives. A bridal shower for Miss Marilin Von Haggin was held at St Stanisawa Hall with guests, gifts, and a mock wedding. Church and civic notices include a New York Power and Light visit, North Hoosick Home Bureau meeting, United Church of Christ broadcast, and an upcoming Hoosick Post American Legion seminar on postwar issues.
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Open House AE
Open Nonge
Vile Dage
al & Pair
Myron H. Brownell
Hoosick
Arthur H. Sweet
Advent Chrisian Church
Southwest Hoosick
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Paul A. Shepard
Mr. Sweet
West Hoosick
Holr
Gordon, Clark, Wesley
Milton Brownell
Charles W. Jilkins
Archia Swarl
Marilin von Haggin
Maron Hoffman
St. Stanislawa’ Hall
Howard Goran
Ernest Rebberger
Haertschi Brothers
Emil Baertechi
New York Power & Light Corp
Church Street
Gianere’ Society of
He United Women’s Soviety
United Church of Christ
Lo Bo
New ‘Theater
Hoosick Post
American Legion
Legion
Waterviles Arsenal
Yarloua
Farmers Replace Hand Tools with Modern Farm Machinery
War era labor shortages push farmers toward mechanization as shovels and pitchforks give way to hydraulic loaders, combine harvesters, and other powered equipment. Production of new farming tools surged while reliance on manual shoveling declines, with wages rising and hired help costing more.
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Boller
U.S
U. S. Cungus
Postal Clerks Regional Meeting Held in Albany
The New York area postal clerks gathered at DeWitt Clinton Hall Albany Sunday for a regional meeting of the federation. The group outlined aims to press Congress next season on issues including classification and retirement benefits for postal clerks. A speaker was Efertian Goldstein deputy vice president.
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Tapran
Clarion
Union
DeWitt Clinton Hall
Albany
Ube
Pertala
Clecka
Efertian Goldstein
Vie
Malenkov Seen Stalin's Successor
Malenkov, recently named to the Importanl Council of Ministers, is spoken of in British circles as a possible successor to Stalin. At 16 he joined the Russian Revolution, later the Communist Party, rising to top party posts and the Presidium. His defense work during WWII earned him the Order of Lenin and the Hero of Socialist Labour title.
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Moscow
Maximilianevicn Malenkov
Council of Ministers
Dogend Sulla
Malenkov
Communist Party
USS
Supreme Soviet
Central Committee
Anecehea
Germany
Soviet Union
Bodaliat Gabor
Malenkoy
Mesidle Slatin
V. T. Molotov
T. P. Bevin
Andrei Andreyay
A. T Miltioyan
Mexed Kosygin
L. M. Enganovich
Maine Man Appointed To Education Post
A Maine man appointed to education commissioner following Dr George M Wiley retirement. Manday takes over as social commissioner in the State Education Department and will supervise elementary and secondary instruction. Announcement from Francis Spaulding, commissioner.
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Sy MM Qie
George M. Wiley
Haery V. Gilson
Maine
Manday
State Education Department
Dr. Tilson
Francis Spaulding
Bay State Barbers Together 58 Years
Mulford and McChure long time Bay State barbers boast 58 years together with no cross words. The pair claim 68 years in a row of service despite oddities like unused shaving gear and years of customer loyalty amid a changing shop.
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Bay State
Dham
Theater manager George Brown dies in Glens Falls
George Brown, a theater manager formerly of Davenport Indiana, died Monday in the Upainia community near Glens Falls. He had managed theaters in western and southern cities before moving to Glens Falls.
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Glens Falls
Ceorge Brown
Davenport, In
Upainia
Wevern Waste
Xoutiarn Citfex
Glens Falla
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