Golden Jubilee couple recalls decades past cold era
Waterford couple celebrates 50th anniversary recalling harsher winters years ago. Provosts, both in their 70s, hosted 130 relatives and friends at their Columbia Street home in Cohoes. Mr. Provost, 73, ran knitting mills and later worked as a foreman while Mrs. Provost, 72, shared memories of early jobs and mountain winters.
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Strs. Joseph Provost
Columbia St. Cohoes
Air
Jesenh
Columbia SL
Provost Courple
Provost
Grace
St. Joseph's Usureh
Cohoes
George
Gratton
New Hampshire
Frovust
White Mountains
Navfolk Knitting Mills
Libtleton
Troll Mall
Vost
Husky
Nero
Mravoest
Meiling
Peovosll
Culting
New York
Linisingbore
Cohors. IF
William B. Kelly
Joseph A. McGraw
Cafoes
Firemen’s drive to fund Little Sisters addition dream
Troy firefighters pursue a fund raising campaign to build a three story addition to the Little Sisters home for the aged. The project would provide living quarters for couples and nursing trainees from St Mary’s Hospital while supporting the Sisters in training and care efforts.
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Joseph A. Cooley
Troy
Te Taor
Little Sisters
St. St Mary's Hospital
Sis
Tony Firemen
Richard la¢ Parlis
Genera
Chalmin
James Sheeran
Thomas Burke
Edwin Adam
Yrea
Casey
Sersundad
Little Sislers
Kirellgilers Assi
Fatty
Firemon
Tavern Owners File Petitions In Bankruptcy
Thomas J. Gorman Jr. of Las t Main St, Mehanieville, has liabilities of 31814 and exempt assets of 600, per bankruptcy petition filed in 15 district court at Ithaca. He ran Joyce's Log over Rosemary C. Gorman, liable for 20544. Petition lists 35 creditors including Jilun National Bank, Manufacturers Bank, Reynolds Ca, First Trust Co, State Bank, and Rene Nelal Finance Co. secured debts total 8925. Constance J. toyle, Miami Beach, Fla, appears among secured creditors with 10638. Other listed debts include G. A. Howe 982, Sherman’s Dairy 864, and Gillica’s Tosucance hraces 400.
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Thomas J. Gorman Jr
MeehanieviIe
Testriet Court
Itica
Dale
Tme
Murray & Jibie al Troy
John Ju Quan
Albany
Jilun National Bank
Wuoufacturers Bank
Q. Reynolds
Iroy
First Trust Co
Slate Bank
Rene Nelal Finance Co
Mes Thanievilles
Will Hold Huneval Of Ma McDonald Today Tuneval
The 81 year old president of a Albany organization retires. A retirement service will be held at 4 pm at First Presbyterian Church Albany with Rev Hobart Lamar and Mr McDonald noted. interment at Albany Rural Cemetery follows.
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Ek McNotstl
Ne Stele Hawk
Albany
Pam
AL Firs Presbyterian Uhureh
Hobart
S Lamar
McDonalt
Bank
Ance
Rexireil
Willell St
Banner Flying At Pole Echoes Antarctica Project
RPI Geology Society plans a pole traverse with a banner from Byrd Station. Leonari LeSchack, a recent graduate now at Byrd Station, reports on field work and gear for a summer expedition toward the Horlick Mountains.
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RPI Geology Society
Te Institute
Gentogical
South Pole
Leonari LeSchack
Haube li Wer
Byrd
Joseph J. Roser
Yoltz
Geology Club
Horlick Mountains
Rasenholz
Une
Flasenholi
George C. Kanney
la Porte
Ind
LeShhack
Kanney Jhas
Beo
Hall
Ance
Charles F. Witzuatrick
Waterford
Leibhack
Rovenhaltz
Hite
Dave Lorthy
Ternational Geophysical Year
LeSchack
Christmas party set by St Monica on December 17
CHA Marty our St Monica CDA hosts its annual party at Hafiel's in Latham on December 17 at T pm. Mrs Joan MacDonald chairs the event and members must return reservation cards by December 8. The note also mentions a community drive in Waterford with 89 percent of homes completing, led by J Lionel Landry and a long list of volunteers.
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St Monica
CDA
Hafael's
Latham
Joan MacDonald
Waterford
J. Lionel Landry
Charles
Aston
Lionel Bergh
John Cassidy
Frank Talon
Raymond Stanley
George Cur Ln
John Willetts
Lee Dawdre
Joseph Geiger
Holy Name Hosts Second Memorial Mass in Thanksgiving Day Tradition
Members of St. Augustine's Holy Name will attend Mass on Thanksgiving Day in memory of deceased family members. Rev John V. Keo will celebrate the Mass with church choir directed by Kalle Cathieal. Organizers H Y M finerin Roger Gnortarnd Trstph Dulmet and Willam F Dowd coordinate arrangements.
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Holy Name
Bociuty
St. Augustine’s
John Vv. Keo
Kalle Cathieal
iHiam Wo Lenann
Many Y
Pulse Of The People On Curfew And Global Policy
Readers debate youth curfews and child welfare amid reflections on Eisenhower era policy and postwar leadership. Letters discuss dangers of late nights for minors, parental responsibility, and how government actions affect foreign policy, with criticisms of Democrats and references to Roosevelt and Truman era decisions and the Communist threat.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Roosevelt
Ialugats
Devil
Q Possibdy
Germany
Truman
China
Kores
Paris
Lend Palley
License Plate Sale Opens Monday
License plate sales start Monday at the county Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Deputy clerk C. Russel Van Zandt said the office holds 52 260 tabs for various vehicle types. A single year plate uses a 38 yellow tag and a 85 countermark, with motorcycle plates issued separately. Owners must meet state inspection requirements to renew in December and January.
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Mator
Court House
C. Russel van Zandt
Oi Chiege
van Zandi Anid
Mn Var Zandt
Devenbor
Use of tranquilizing pills in cattle shipments
Report notes live stock marketers employ a makeshift version of so called happy pills to calm cattle during transport. Aim is to reduce weight loss by easing nerves, though details remain unclear and no mass production is described.
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Chicago
RPL Vice President To Attend Meeting
John Morse vice president of HPL will attend a New York City meeting at the Hotel New Yorker with over 500 college officials and state education commissioners from four eastern states. The gathering focuses on National Defense Education Act provisions regarding student loans graduate fellowships foreign language development and student aide institutes.
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John @. Morse
HPL
Inilay
New Yorker
New York City
Lee
Youth's Full Bottle Lawsuit Settled for One Dollar in County
A youth named James Durham, 16, and his grandmother Mei Insel Gow filed a case after a sidewalk fall last July near 207 Giberty Sh ire. The county approved a settlement of one dollar. The suit named Penewnt Henry Rothstein and property owner Brownind as defendants. Browning, a local attorney and developer, represented the youth and his grandmother. The incident occurred at the National Guard Armory in Portland, with injuries including a cut above the right eyebrow and facial contusions. The court noted Browning’s involvement in the case filings.
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C. Fistim
James Durham
Mei Insel Gow
Giberty
Burka
Burke
Browning
Torneya
Uie Youl
Wah
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John. Mules
Suaiots
Leonard LeScheck
Grauuate
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Swavee
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Mortick Mountains
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Wiss
Anna M. Johnson
Haz
Fells Lane
Eva Slater
Pirewoods Ave
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Uillview Tangers
Nenneth Pulver
Philley Brown
Edward Clement Jr
Susan Brown
St. Augustine's Holy Name
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O'Connor's Jewelers
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