Memorial Service Held by Knights of Columbus
The sivd annual memorial service for deceased Wa tervilet Council Knights of Columbus members was held yesterday at Sacred Heart of Mary Church. Rev. George T. Quinlivan officiated with Fr. Flynn and Rev. Grigonis as deacon and subdeacon. Arthur Roy played organ. John Fogarty led the choir. S. Howard Decker and John Lamb led the procession of council members and friends, honoring Patrick H. Roy James H. Weldon Carmen Bonfante William I. Dorney Thomas Morris and Walter Klinowsk i among those remembered.
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St Colman's Home
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Patrick H. Roy
James H. Weldon
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William I. Dorney
Thomas §. Morris
Walter Klinowski
Father Quinlivan
Andrew Lamb
Genera
Fumes Trigger Two Fire Calls at Water Inlet Site
Fumes leaking from a refrigerator at 2521 Sixth Avenue prompted two fire calls last night. Firefighters removed the box from the premises and checked for hazards. Mrs Mary Battied lives at the address according to the report.
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Bixth Avenue
Watervliet Observes Quiet Fall Thanksgiving
Watervliet residents marked Thanksgiving with quiet church services and family gatherings. Many prayed for peace amid world war shadows while others welcomed returning relatives and college students home for the holiday.
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Waterviel
Watervliet Council Delegates to Regional Knights Gathering
Watervliet Council Knights of Columbus will send delegates to a regional conference Sunday at 3 pm. The 39th District will be represented with members from 40th 42nd and 4th districts. Matthew Kennedy state deputy will direct the event.
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Obituary Notice for Joseph R. Powell and Family Tributes
Joseph R. Powell of Tatham Watertown passed away after a long illness. Survived by his son Michael A. Dowell of Waterville and two daughters Mrs Col. Flynn of Philadelphia and Mrs Daryl H. Guan of Waterville. Funeral services Monday at Cummins Funeral Home 613 Third Avenue. Mass at St Patrick's Church Watertown with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Watervitel
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Bulgo
Defrostville
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Troy
Joseph R. Powell
Tatham
Mca
Col. Flynn
Philadelphia
Daryl H. Guan
Watarvlich
Tye Cuminhigs
Third Avenue
St. Pateinl’s Church
Watecettet
St. Palrick’s Cemetery
Squea dancing and a bridal shower at local venues
The firehouse hosts Squea dancing this morning. Mr and Mrs Ted Morris moved to a new home on Baler Avenue. The Sunday School executive committee met at The Boght Church to plan the Christmas program. A bridal shower honors Miss Virginia Shurelt with sisters and cousins in attendance. Guests numbered about 38 at a Trehouse Moriay evening. Alisa Shurelt becomes fiancée to John Halesey. Decor bright with pint, green and yellow. Prizes awarded to Mrs Hildreth Donnelly, Mrs Eldert Mischer and Miss Edna Vischer. The bride-to-be received many gifts from attendees. Refreshments were BeEMOHL.
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Hildreth Donnelly
Eldert Mischer
Edna Vischer
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Union Trustee Dies in Chicago Medical Report Update
Union trustee Samuel G. Taylor died Wednesday night in New York City after a Chicago study on 26 advanced cancer patients. Doctors reported hormones and cortisone offer pain relief and reduce complications, while not curing the disease. The report, issued by Presbyterian Hospital and the American Medical Association, notes the findings from the union college medical journal.
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Unified U S Chamber Backs Single Foreign Aid Plan
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged a single unified foreign aid program to save money and maximize impact against communism. It criticized separate Point Four and ECA initiatives as duplicative and argued for a consolidated framework guided by congressional prescriptions and clear purposes.
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Woman Identified After Long Island Railroad Wreck
Dolores Barnes, 28, of Leeds, identified hours after the Wednesday night Long Island railroad crash. Police confirmed she died alongside her husband John Barnes. Her mother, Erma Candida, who spoke no English, had just arrived from Cuba for a reunion when the wreck occurred.
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Obituary Notices From Hoosick Falls and Nearby Areas
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mrs Catherine Morrison a lifelong Hoosick Falls resident who died suddenly at her residence At High Street The former Catherine McCabe she was the daughter of the late John and Elton Muldoon McCabe widow of Francis Morrison Survivors include two daughters Miss Catherine Morrison of Hoosick Falls and Mrs William Maloney of Troy a son William Morrison of Hoosick Falls Services will be held at 9 am from the residence and 9 30 am from the Church of the Immaculate Conception Interment in St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls Also obituary notes for Joseph Roney retired mailman who died yesterday at 307 Eighth Street Born in Champlain resident of Troy for thirty years He was a communicant of St Peters Church Surviving two sons James V of Troy and Joseph F of Green Island a daughter Miss Irene Boney of Troy a sister Mrs Anna Murphy of Lowell Mass three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements indicate a Mass and interment at several local churches</s>
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Lowell
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Green Island
Atomic Energy Secrecy Eased for Low Power Reactors
Washington reports that the United States Britain and Canada agreed to revise declassification to publish in broad outline details on low power research reactors. The plan aims to aid colleges and universities in training reactor technicians while preserving military security. Final review will determine what specifics are released and what remains restricted.
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Dauphin Citizens Subscribe $259,000 in Debentures
Dauphin Manitoba since 1984 locally finances its affairs. Citizens subscribed a total of $259 000 in debentures without outside bond dealer assistance reflecting self reliance by the town.
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