Plan Farewell For Cohoes Pastor
Plans are underway to honor the departure of Rev. A Lavigne from St Joseph’s Church. A farewell procession will lead the clergy and parishioners to the rectory, where the new pastor will be introduced and a benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will conclude the ceremony.
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Calan A. Roblafile
Vichy Church
Wiltelall
Mey
Joseph
Pallullar
Tolitaille
St. Joseph's
Lavigne
Tbpan
Cohoes Girl To Present Recital At Thpp Studio
Cohoes soprano Gertitude Legnard will present a recital at Thpp Studio on Mong Road Menondy. Miss Rivax hosts with Rosemary Primena assisting. The program includes pieces by Brainin Giordani Grieg Lehn Oster and more. A holiday event by The Mathers Club of SL Agnes Soheal will be conducted at 8 p.m. Dec 16 with plans for a Christmas party.
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Bo Hepp
Mistileen Legnard
Erie Street
Cahoey
Thpp
Mong Road
Menondy
Bunday
le Revit
Jorg Rivax
Rosemary Primena
Misa Pricellia
Bays Angaleny
Brainin
Carnela Ben
Giordani
Lullaby
Brntinis
Grieg
Lehn
Sarcatudi
Jeanie
Oster
Mathers’ Club
Agnes Soheal
Gavin
Anna, Samuel
Brotherhood At Cohaes Resumes Work
The Brotherhood at Cohaes resumes regular meetings of the Men’s Brotherhood of the Flos Mot church. President Harry Cond presided at a recent dinner where plans were set for a slate of candidates to be voted on at the next meeting, Monday, Dec. 16. Speakers included Halon Bennett on Reminiscences, Gartson on What the Brotherhood Did for the Church, and Iv. Donald J. Lewis on The Possibilities of the Brotherhood. James Wilcox, John Bennett, and Iver Carlson were slated for removal from the group.
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Flos
Halon Bennett
Tor Gartson
Donald J. Lewis
Alan
James Wilcox
John Bennett
Iver Carlson
Cohoes Group Honors Past Officers Night at Masonic Temple
The Cohoes Group honored former Imperial Chapter officers at a Tuesday event in the Masonic Temple. Past officers Lon and Holt were acknowledged during Past Mar Lon and Past Patron Night with a degree exemplified in their honor. Martha Cole and Chaves J. Holt led the program with choral selections. Mia Merle Wadsdale performed with Mrs. Macgaveal Styles, and Mrs. George B. Melvin oversaw the luncheon served at the venue.
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Imperial Chapter
Ait Ie Masonic Temple
Mar Lon
Ats
Martha Cole
Warthy
Chaves J. Holt
Paleon
Mia Merle Wadsdale
Macgaveal Styles
George BE. Melvin Wie
Funeral service for Toha Walsh held at St Agnes Church
The funeral of Toha Walsh, a boarder at the FHIMap Hotel in Cohoes, took place at St Agnes Church with a high mass celebrated by Rev Peter Geier. Attendants included James Cox as organist and pallbearers such as Edward Genah and John Williams, with interment at St Mary’s Cemetery, Albany.
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Toha
T. Walsh
Fhimap
Cohoes
D Wnconselats
Itd
Samarivos Hospital
Waa
Michael Walsh
Vilet Street
Cohoos
St. Agnes Church
Peter Geier James Cox
Kidward Yo Genah
John PF. Willama
John Noble
Ohn J. Glasheen
Frank Mullen
James O'Brien
Pawl J. Kershaw
Robert Thit
St. Mary's Comnetory
Writerford
Triangle Session At Masonic Temple Plans For Oat Pras Kinda
Merihera of Jenwibespa Trangle and the Daughters of the Basle Shar meet at the Masonic Temple tonight. Mish Leola Whittle will preside over the session. A sprout period will be enjoyed and refreshments served under Migs Shirley Clark’s direction.
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Merihera
Jenwibespa Trangle
Masonic Temple
Pe Wyainder
Folm
Winter Manthy
Mish
Leola Whittle
Queem
Niner
Migs Shirley Clark
Juning Mdy-in-walting
Rabbi Guinann Speaks at Cohoes Club Dinner
Rabbi Julius Guumann of the Kid Burant Temple Ivoy spoke at the Cohoes Business and Professional Women's Club dinner held at the Alks' clubroom. The meeting, presided by Mrs Laura McClelland, featured an introduction by Maisthel Brown and Grace Reavy canceling the concert by the Albany Symphony Orchestra Wednesday night at the Koveny Slemurtu Academy. The group plans to participate in the Christmas meeting at Lie Eber clubhouse Monday night December 16.
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Julius Guumann
Kid Burant
Ivoy
Me Cohoes
Monday Hight
Alks
Mra
Laura McClelland
Pregldond
Groip
Meythel Brown
Dhina
New Store to Open in Cohoes Massachusetts
Comorrow at Cohoes in Massachusetts announces a new store opening run by Wishay Company. The facility covers about 4,500 square feet of selling space with 24,800 feet of basement storage and extensive fittings. Clinton V. Gentene the construction superintendent and Mr Fiskmon opened the store with a parade of officials from Oneida to Virginia expected for the opening event.
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Cohoes
M.A. Wishay Co
Tue
Wordos Rompun
Wan
Aga
Han Tsunl
Maine
Virginia
Rattreal Man Dies in New York City Night Incident
Palin N. Creen wood 59 of New York City and new insects director of the New York Centon Railroad died after a night incident in Palin bert ag Unten Alation. Coroner Ridney Th Stevena ruled death due to heat illness.
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Todianapolis
Palin N. Creenwood
New York City
New Ninrafets
New York Centon Railroad
Palin
Bert Ag
Peniaty
Ridney
Stevena
Cohoes YWCA Launches Community Projects
Cohoes YWCA began several programs at its Mahtwie Street building. Mrs Harvey and Mrs Thornton Ward led pattern cutting and knitting instruction while Mrs Nott started a series of needlework lessons. Christmas gifts, card making, decorations, and veggie stations were announced for upcoming sessions, with a social period and refreshments after the class.
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Cohoen Young Women’s Christian Association
Mahtwie Street
Mra
Andy GC Nott
Tt. W. Almmnerman
Parent Teacher Unit of Cohoes To Plan Party
The Cohoes Parent Teacher Association will meet to plan a Christmas party for school children. Robert Brehm, president, will preside as reports on a recent card party are presented and high share prizes awarded to a long list of named members and guests.
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Cohoes
al & Pampa
Robert Brehm
Aseacinlian
RR. W. Gallows
Bard Canneo
Charles Sullivan
Robert Bellvage
Karl Schtater
Isabelle ‘Turner
Milas Rose Sokol
Mise Wandied Sitter
B. Waldman
Martin Lindsay
Ronard Sinkin
Jimena Earls
W. J. Greenfield
Joan McGrath
Jr. Mire
Edward Tawlawsia
Paulian Girard
Marc Siedel
Marcel Boiangas
U N Committee Approves Info Conference Scope Dispute
The General Assembly authorized a conference on freedom of information to be held in 247 under Economic and Social Council sponsorship. Philippines proposed participants include journalists and media workers. Russia abstained among seven. Feodart urged narrowing the scope to avoid mixing radio and film topics with broader press issues.
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Bake Suceess
United
Nikiena Social Problema
Canmaittee
Yederday
Gannell
Philippines
Russia
Diton
Feodart
Clivey
Soviet Union
Transportation before Supreme Court splits on parochial buses
The Supreme Court debated whether public funds can pay for transporting children to Catholic parochial schools. New Jersey taxpayers argued it endorses establishment, while the Ewing Township School Board argued it aids compulsory education. If allowed for public and private schools, transportation would be permitted per the 1930 unanimous decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ewing Townsip
N. C
Atater Hing
Miss Relyea Wed to Cohoester in Wesleyan Church
Miss Olive Til yer Relyea daughter of Mr and Mrs William Relyea of 58 Clifton Street Northside wed Wiled J Trembley 60 OL son of Mr and Mrs Wiltiud Trembley of 108 Congress Street Cohoes at 1 PM Saturday at Wesleyan Methodist Church Naythone Rev Stanley W Klob officiated Max Blennat Belyea sister of the bride was maid of honor Richard Tremblay brother of the groom was best man The couple will reside at 33 Ditton Street Seventeen patients attended the welfare clinic at City Hall under the Health Department with Dr Hans J Weiss health commissioner in charge assisted by Mrs Bally Cummings and Mrs Mary Tyrich nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Tilyer
William Relyea
Clifton Street
Northside
J. Treenbley
Wiltiud Jy ‘Membley
Congress Street
Cohoes
Wesleyan Slethodist Church
Naythone
Stanley W. Klob
Max Blennat Belyea
Retoy Lipy
Health Department
Hans J. Weiss
Tharge
Bally Cummings
Mary Tlyrich
Crry
Lost Plane Continued from Part One Over Alpine Heights
Rescue party dispatched to investigate after reports the plane came down at 12 000 feet in the Alpine highlands near Grenoble. Alpine searching teams and U S Air Force planes comb the area near Bardan Ecchia Italy and Frankfurt reports of wreckage proved inconsistent. Captain Eugene Lovelace said the C-13 had not been sighted.
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Grenoble
Bardan-| Ecchia
Italy
U. S. Air Forcs
Frankfurt
Eugene Lovelace
U. & Army
Orly Wold
Paris
Coal strikes and government moves roil nation’s mines
The article reports Lewis and allied unions challenging a court order linked to President Vraman, with miners walking out and government officials considering an embargo on freight. It notes labor leaders accusing government action of violating the Louis LaGuardia Act, potential unemployment effects, and talks of essential goods only shipments.
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Covatry
Bhplus Bor
O10
Ube AL Jt
Courk
Clark
Dlpac Usn
Vraman
Ag Legal
Luiwis
Giliimer Lagevar
U.m.'w
Jumor University Club
Seldont Cialdol By & Labor Jeader
William Green
A. F. of L
Lini
Green
Nnde
Lewis
Geren
Porre
Vivienes
Jal
Con
Oldshorough
Ulmay
UMW
Stles
Krug
Lewis Plains
Wrillams Coal Co
Kentucky
Girl Scout Leaders Discuss Local Program Changes
Troy Area Council members heard a report on the Fiona conference at Elintra with talks on postwar planning and expanding Girl Scout programs. Mrs Fullerton of Loudonville led discussions on adapting the program locally, with Miss Fredericia Gordon of New York City as guest speaker.
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Elintra
Troy Area
Manufacturers National Bank
HO Fullerton
Loudonville
Fullerton
Elmica
Fredeticia Gordon
New York City
Tas
Scautwart
Ast Scouts Club
Canson
Cain Grimm
Troy
Stending
Tr Lest e Tr Lest e contends over Yugoslav border crisis
The Western powers press for a unified approach as Yugoslavia and Italy push for direct talks on the Trieste dispute. A Yugoslav consulate spokesman described a long friendly telephone exchange with Italy’s ambassador to Moscow, signaling renewed cooperation. Rome signals talks may move to Belgrade or Rome if possible.
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Te Council
Mpna
Italy
Yugoslavia
Pietro Quaroni
Moscow
Ox Stanope Simm
Committee of Wreaties
Constituent Assembly
Yusosinvia
Iuly
Rome
Salian
Geb
Triesti
New York
Belgrade
Sher
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New York Avenue
Circle Fund
George Mousseau
Troy-Schenerlady Road
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Cohves
Cohaes
Cohoes Group
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Anil Mere
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St Barnaby's Church
Rabbi Guinann
Cohoes Club
Cohoes Lodge
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Rattreal
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U.N
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Cohoester
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Fryce
Lord Avene
Malite
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Franz Dahl
Second ST. Troy
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Jonit Jay
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Troy Ski Club
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