Greenwich Central School appoints Hendren as supervising principal
William J. Hendren of Bustreenbaugh has been named supervising principal of Greenwich Central School system to succeed L Harold Ripton who resigned to join Union College. Emily Weaver has served as acting principal since November. Hendren brings 14 years of teaching and administration, with degrees from McGraw High School Syracuse University and Cornell University, and prior work as East Greenbush Central superintendent.
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Willam J. Hendeon
Bustreenbuah
Greenwich Central
L Harold Ripton
Coeple
Union College
Scheeclady
Emily Weaver Haseen
Ripton
Hendren
Rom McGraw High School
Syracuse University
Cornell University
Averill Park
East Greenbush
Frederick Appleton
Donald Benedict
Philippines
Election Bureau Aids Listing Enrollments
Clerks at the Rensselaer County Board of Elections are entering county voter enrollments in enrollment books. The work will extend past year end and an announcement will follow detailing the total county enrollment.
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Election Bureau
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Resignation in Mensse laer County Surrogate Court
Mrs MeIsaac resigns as surrogate clerk effective December 1. Esther M Howe of 419 Fifth Avenue is named as her successor by Judge Edward Donahue. Mrs Melsaac’s husband Captain George W Melsaac has returned from overseas service. Howe previously worked in County Treasurer’s office earning 1400 dollars. deputy clerk in Surrogate’s Court paid 1300. No successor announcement yet for Howe’s former post.
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Wacket M
MeIsaac
Brungwick
Mensselaer County
Esther M. Howe
Fifth Avenue
Mc Tyane
Edward ‘J, Donahue
Melsaac
George W. Melsaac
Army Signal Corps
Mowe
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Friar Ta
Draftee Returns on Induction Anniversary
A veteran, Huard 382, returns to Troy on the anniversary of unit departure. Clerks note all but one man were discharged from service. the lone exception, Hy Baxtwood, reports arrival and discharge at the headquarters in Troy.
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Troy
Huard 382
Ong
Doneph Hy Baxtwood
Thoma Ar Talekerineker Siler High
Smith Appointed Battalion Chief in Troy Fire Dept
Frank M. Ames, commissioner of public safety, appointed Willum J. Smith as battalion chief in the Troy Fire Department. Smith was certified by the Municipal Civil Service Commission after a recent examination, in which he ranked first among eight officers. He has been acting battalion chief since October 14, 1944.
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Smith
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Faished Arst
Survey of War Express Shipments Across Cities
A department store survey shows 33 percent of shipments originate in New York, 17 percent to Philadelphia, six percent in Chicago, four percent in Boston, and three percent in Los Angeles. The note also mentions a round barn at Newfolk, Arkansas with a 102 foot circumference and 68 feet bush, claimed as the only one of its kind in the world.
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War Express
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Newfolk
Arky
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