Highways talk at Renewelaer Board meeting on roads
Renewelaer County Supervisors heard a New York Good Roads Association representative urge stronger road funding and maintenance. Earl Percy noted a LeGrand Tibbits quarry title issue and the county would need to quit lease the site. A $50,000 transfer from the road fund was approved for snow fences as part of a Highway Department plan. The board adjourned to await the county budget hearing set for Tuesday, Oct YH.
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New York State
Shutlingian
Earl Percy
Hoosick Falls
Percy
LeGrand C Tibbits
New York State Highway Department
County Road Fund
Highway Department
Fred A Beck
Arthur L Cummings
Troy Man Arrested For Reckless Driving
Troy police arrested Norman F. Skaarsp aged 23 of Sixth Avenue on a reckless driving charge after a Friday night incident on Second Avenue. He was released on $50 cash bail pending arraignment in Troy Police Court tomorrow morning. Officer Arthur Fo inkle said Skaarup drove about 60 mph and rear ended Neal J Caliagra on 8th Street.
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Sixth Avenue
Troy
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Arthur Fo
Second Avenue
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Neal J Caliagra O
8Th Street
Blue Birds Camp Fire Girls Form at Local School
A Camp Fire Girls group named the Blue Birds was organized at the school with Mrs Jont Burkhart as teacher. They will meet Wednesdays at 2 15 pm in her home room. The group age range is 7 to 9 years. Next meeting will elect officers and may hike for leaves and seeds if weather allows. The Granze Flower Show Thursday was organized by Worthy Lecturer Nancy Waldron. judges were Alfred Middleton and Witham Worthingtoo.
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Blue Birds
Jont Burkhart
Granze
Nancy Waldron
Alfred Middleton
Witham Worthingtoo
September unit meeting at Mrs Lace home outlines plans
The Home Bureaus Unit met at Mrs Robert Lace's Dansing Road home with Mrs Henry Sidford presiding. Reports covered officer renewals, countywide secretary treasury planning, and a civics lesson. A Christmas kit display and a craft demo were shown by several members as the group sets a schedule for upcoming meetings and community events.
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Botte
Eagie Mitte
Bureag
Robert HO Lace
Dansing Road
Henry J Sidford
Charles Coleman
Cworge Lanzing
Trea Irer
Eamond G Dyett
Male Teachers Association Plans Officers at Friday Meeting
In the Easter district, the Male Teachers Association held a Friday meeting at Trey High School to draft up a rate of officers. The session focused on organizing leadership roles and ensuring proper oversight.
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Trey High
E Heald
Albany
Frances McTomemeay
Trey High School
Wayne Haller
Alusay High School
Mme Lydge Bruneau
Enma Willard
William G. Meyer
Sinta College
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