Crescent Home Bureau notes 20th anniversary event
Crescent’s Crescent Chapter of the Home Bureau marked its 20th anniversary at Mrs. Byron Peverly’s Crescent home. About 30 members and former members attended. Plans for 1967 68 include projects led by named members and a meeting October 18 at the Halfmoon American Legion Hall.
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Crescent
The
Home Bureau
Byron Peverly
Plank Road, Crescent
Harold Perkins
Joseph, Sicko
Paul Bethel
Arthur Bouchard
Frank Howland
Richard H. Guyer
Robert Kennedy
Richard McGuirk
Peverly
Luzerne Shafer
Kennedy
Perkins
Lillian Bethel
Norma J. Guyer
Kathryn Howland
Daisy McGuirk
Richard Craver
James Meek
Robert Palmateer
Alice Charbonmeau
American Legion Hall
Halfmoon
Clement DeCercé
Emma Murtagh
Paper mill resumes production after Glens Falls fire
Finch, Pruyn and Co. reports full production restored at the neutral sophite mill and paper mill in Glens Falls after the Sept. 9 fire damaged the 440 volt electrical distribution system. A spokesman said all employees are back, with further electrical work planned later. The sulphite mill supplies pulp for Glen Street operations and two machines ran briefly after the blaze. now all paper machines are operating.
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Finch, Pruyn and Co., Inc
Glens Falls
Glen Street
Elnora WSCS Outlines Plans For Events
Mrs Gerald Morris presented A Birthday Pledge Service at the Shenendehowa Methodist Church WSCS fall meeting in El nora. Dr Dean Arden spoke on Shenendehowa High School. Mrs Corneil Balding named Mrs Donald Hollar secretary of spiritual life. The group planned Christmas By Candle tea and bazaar for December 8 with cochairmen and decorations teams.
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Gerald Morris
Shenendehowal Methodist Church
WSCS
Elnora
Shenendehowa High School
Dean Arden
Board of Education
Corneil Balding
Donald Hollar
Spiritual Life
John Weaver
Luther Middleton
George Armstrong
Thomas.Kuhn
Calvin Thayer
Richard Benson
Janice Montgomery
Mary Wallace
Weaver
Balding
William Hall
Senior Citizens Session in Johnsonville at Grange Hall
The Hoosie Valley Senior Citizens group met at Grange Hall in Johnsonville with 37 members attending a pot luck lunch organized by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Akin, and Mrs. John Loucks. Birthday cake honored September birthdays. program included singing, a spelling bee, and a solo by Mrs. Joan Bink.
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Hoosie Valley
Grange Hall
Johnsonville
Howard Allen
Ralph Akin
John Loucks
Loucks
Joan Bink
Elwood Case
Presbyterian United Church
Lin’ Schaghlicoke
Netlie Sheldon
Culinary Art Food Show Oct 15 16 in Glens Falls
The second annual Culinary Art and Fool Show will be held Sunday October 15 and Monday October 16 at the Queensbury Inn Glens Falls. Anthony John Jr is food show chairman with Laura Pohl as co chairmen. Judges will award trophies in general cake and pastry and centerpiece exhibits. Proceeds go to the Muscular Dystrophy Association Glens Falls chapter and the Warren County Heart Association.
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Warren County Hotel and Restaurant Association
Chefs’ de Cuisine Association
Queensbury Inn
Glens Falls
Anthony John Jr
Laura Pohl
Cochairmen
First National Bank
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Warren County Heart Association
Fire Alarm System Work Progressing in Glens Falls
Fire department says work on the Glens Falls fire alarm system is moving ahead with 21 new boxes installed and about 70 more planned. Over 90 street boxes plus institutional and industrial boxes are being added. the Ridge Street firehouse houses the main panel operated 24 hours daily in two three hour shifts.
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Glens Falls
Fire Department
Ridge St
Broad St
City Hall
Clifton Park Town Board Sets Hearings Tonight
Clifton Park Town Board meets at 7 30 p m with Supervisor Martin L Jewell presiding Two hearings are planned for Wednesday The first at 7 p m concerns boundary changes requested by Jonesville Clifton Park Halfmoon and Vischers Ferry Fire Companies The second at 7 30 p m concerns licensing and regulation of junk yards and auto graves
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Clifton Park
Martin L. Jewell
Jonesville
Two Glens Falls Students Named National Merit Semifinalists
Glens Falls High School seniors Mark A Kurzmack and Clifford J Teutsch were named National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test semifinalists after scoring among the top students in New York State. Semifinalists must achieve finalist status to compete for Merit Scholarships, requiring school endorsement, a second exam, and detailed information about activities. Other area semifinalists include Bette J Austin of Greenwich Central High School and Karen E Lavalle and Paul V Smith of Ticonderoga High School.
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Glens Falls
Mark A. Kurzmack
M. L. Kuramack
Reservoir Dr
Clifford J. Teutsch
Walter Teutsch
Coolidge Ave
Glens Falls High School
United States
Upstate Area
Bette J. Austin
Greenwich Central High School
Karen E. Lavalle
Paul V. Smith
Ticonderoga High School
Degree Team At Whitehall Wins Title
Whitehall Junior Grange representing Washington County won first place in Division A at the opening and closing ceremony of Region 3 ritualistic contest at Greenfield Grange in Saratoga County. The winners advance to the sectional runoff in Herkimer, then to the state finals in October in Canandaigua. The contest promotes qualified teams to demonstrate Junior Grange ritual for the national session in Syracuse in November. Officers and marching candidates of both degree groups are listed with multiple named members and roles.
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Syracuse
Malcolm Douglas
Janice Douglas
Bonnie Galloway
Kay Galloway
Dale Senecal
Joan Lipka
Kaye. Bartholomew
Robert Purdy
Gail Galloway
Ralph Jackett Jr
Ceres
Robin Purdy
Flora
Harriet Bartholomew
Debbie Senecal
Barbara Clark
W. Almon. Galloway
Janica Douglas
Susan Therrier
Kaye Bartholomew
Christopher Senecal
Kaye Galloway
Howard Ryder
Edith Brileya
Tammy Jacketts
Michael Willimore
Gary Lipka
Elnora Williams
Nora Purdy
Debby Senecal
Kim Noonan
Sherry Scribner
Karen Purdy
Sharon Ayers
Robert Brileya
Ralph Juckett
Glenn Galloway
Hoosic Valley 4-H Visit Studio Tour
Hoosic Valley Honeys 4-H Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Beecroft's home. After a business meeting they toured Mrs. Lois Popp's ceramic studio in Schaghticoke and worked on Christmas angels. Seven members and two patients, Mrs. Aspiron and Mrs. Polonis, attended. refreshments by Patsy Aspiron. Next meeting at Beecroft's following the October Workshop.
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Hoosic
Iraq halts American and British cigarette imports
Iraq announced it will stop importing all American and British cigarettes and will instead import Egyptian and Jordanian brands. The decision affects consumer choice and trade with western brands amid regional sourcing shifts.
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Baghdad, Iraq
Iraq
ZIP-A-List Card Drive Passes 6200 Mark at Troy Post
More than 6,200 ZIP-A-List cards have been processed at the Troy Post Office since Postal Services Day last week. Postmaster Arthur T. Judge urges residents who have not yet used the offer to provide ZIP codes for addresses. Each household received a kit for up to eight addresses with extra kits available. No postage is required to submit the unzipped address on the form.
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Troy Post Office
Arthur T. Judge
Troy
First Council IOP To Meet
The First Council District Republican Club will meet today at 8 p.m. at council headquarters 470 Pawling Ave. Edward Dinan head of the Troy Urban Renewal Agency will be principal speaker. He will be introduced by Raymond Quinn Republican candidate for councilman. Following the meeting refreshments will be served.
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Council
Republican Club
Pawling Ave
Edward Dinan
Troy
Deerlick Homemakers Open Fall Meeting in Johnsonville
The Deerlick Homemakers opened their first fall meeting at the Fire Hall with 18 members signing up for the year. Mrs. Betty Haniland presided at the business session, reports were heard, and the Quilt Project committee announced the quilt is ready to assemble. The district workshop luncheon is planned for Oct 6 at Easton Methodist Church.
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Deerlick Homemakers
Danena Johnston
Theresa Agair
Wilma Warren
Loretta Frankel
Margaret, Spanburg
Loretta Hyland
Betty Haniland
Margaret Clum
Frankel
Usel Siebels
Haniland
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Christ Methodist Church
Forrest _Brownell
Chrles Welling
Waldo Becker
Erwin Herrington
Helen Darling
Easton Methodist Church
Waldo Beckerby
Clarance Mason
Floyd Burdick
Robert Mandenille
Center Brunswick
Mason
Burdick
Paul Madigans
Tomhannock
Nation Records Cold Autumn Day Across U S
The Associated Press reports a nationwide chilly start with record low temperatures for the date in Tallahassee Florida at 40 and Macon Georgia at 39. Most regions enjoyed clear autumn weather, while the Northwest Northeast and Florida faced clouds and showers. The Rio Grande near Brownsville reached the area as of the latest reading with no danger remaining to Brownsville.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Macon
Florida
U.S
Rio Grande Rivier
Brownsville
Texas
Weather Bureau
Community group meetings schedule in Crescent area
Local groups including W K Mansfield Hose Co Altar Rosary Society Celia McIntyre Circle WSCS Shenendehowa Methodist Church and Junior Girl Scout Troop 198 announce meetings this week at West Crescent firehouse St Mary's Parish Hall and home venues. Leaders and hosts listed with meeting times ranging from 7 to 8 pm and plans for refreshments and a Christmas tea and bazaar.
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W. K. Mansfield Hose Co
West Crescent
Donald Williams
St. Mary’s Church
Crescent
James Tritch
Celia McIntyre
WSCS
Shenendehowa Methodist Church
Isabell Murphy
Cohoes J
Richard H. Guyer
Brownie
St. Mary's Church Hall
John Bowen
L. K. Mansfield Hose Co
Nixon Home For Funeral Of Mother Nixon Home
Former Vice President Richard Nixon arrived from New York with Pat and daughters Patricia and Julie to attend the funeral of his mother Hannah Milhouse Nixon who died Saturday at Whitmar Convalescent Hospital Whittier after a lengthy illness at age 82.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Hannah Milhous Nixon
Pat
Patricia
Julie
Pope Paul VI asserts primacy as synod opens
Pope Paul VI reaffirmed his primacy in the Roman Catholic Church while telling the world bishops that they have great authority at the synod’s first session. He urged negotiations to end wars, criticized Communist Poland for restricting church activity, and signaled possible expansion of the synod’s deliberative powers amid debates over Vatican II reforms.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Worldwide Bishops’ Synod
Vietnam
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyn+synski
Rome
Tove Ancy
Athenagoras
John XXIII
Paul
St. Peter's Basilica
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Synod
City hires 14 male meter maids in New York
New York City under a state anti discrimination law has hired 14 male meter maids joining a field once reserved for women. Traffic Commissioner Henry A Barnes disclosed the move noting the new policy aims to enforce gender neutrality in city meter duties.
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New York
New York City
Henry A. Barnes
Bowling Centers Expand Across Tokyo
AP reports Japan has grown from a single bowling center 15 years ago to about 400 now. Several facilities include nurseries where bowling moms park their kids, reflecting rapid industry growth and family friendly features.
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Tokyo
Japan
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