School 8 Booters Win Third In Row
School 8 Booters win their third in a row in a 0 0 draw with Canton Civile Canton. May Di Nurs scored both penalties for the winners while Daha Bith added another penalty. Officials called the match tight with strong defense as Watervliet pushes toward the league lead. The next game is set for tomorrow against Civin Eme ter with School 9 and School 1 to follow.
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Aichool
Rowonite
Alealht
Watervliet
Puplie School
Adateuse
Boccer
Leagun
Ante
Rehoos
Uh. Civile
Winsteen
May di Nurs
Toc Fm
Daha Bith
Rekool
Schaal
Anil
Nanda
Prema
Masud
Waterville Class Registration Amid Controversy
In Waterville, 22 residents enrolled for adult evening classes titled Americanization instruction at the Waterville Public Reform System. Document notes 12 of the 22 students are from German Polish or Lithuanian backgrounds. The session aims to aid naturalization and civic participation, amid concerns over patriotism and identity. Seeley and The Women’s Society of Gratian Sorvine will meet today at 8 PM at First Avenue Church, with a supper around 6:40 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercamtation
Appointment of Battalion Chief in Wakreville Fire Dept
Chief James Gerbett reports the Wakreville Fire Department has appointed James Halpin as Battalion Chief. The department now lists four battalion chiefs: John Leonard, Edward Hughes, Willan Tracey, and James Halpin who will alternate duties, with one chief on duty every four days at Fire Headquarters.
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Vahuoun
Wakrevliek
James Gerbett
Maha
Mitpin
John Leonard
Edward Hughes
Willan Tracey
Corbett
Othir
Chiat Corbolt
United Nations Flag Flies Over Waterflies Park
A fragmentary report describes the United Nations flag raised at Vel eras Park on Sixteenth Street amid crowd interest. Officials from a foreign affairs or Pan-Atlantic group were noted to oversee the ceremony and flag handling with naval or military guard presence.
Watervliet Elks Elect New Leader In Busy Lodge Session
Fred Alber Albee was elected unanimously to lead the Watervliet Elks, filling the post recently vacated by Frank Backer who resigned due to other commitments. The meeting, led by Martin J. Houlihan, planned observances for National Newspaper Week and noted a pancake supper fundraiser for the Watervilles Civic Chest. The lodge also scheduled fall and winter dances and announced new Waterville High School officers including Joseph Donlopno as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Albay
Yookuring Knaight
Waterviiet Tagan of
Elks
Iroomis
Frank Backer
Albee
Martin J. Houlihan
Plana
Weel
Peter H. Pryor
Lawrynee Kehne
James D. Foley
Waterviles Civic Chest
Eanterhufinn
Kit Son
Racial Committee
Edward McClellan
Waterville High School
Chit
Joseph Donlopno
David Bolten
Patricia Lansing
Keemmtany
Willian Nestork
Reneter
Mendaco Discovery Prompts Thanks from Aithmacoughers
AITHMACOUGHERS express thanks for a lucky discovery of MENDACO an internal medicine that reaches the lungs and bronchial system. They claim it relieves thick congestion and coughing and offers a money back guarantee to encourage usage as the group praises the new remedy.
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Ie Sapay
Mendaco
Rotary Club Hears Talk On Investing
The Watervliet Rotary Club met at the First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall with speaker H. Waller Condon of 181% Fourth Avenue. He explained stock and bond buying selling and speculation and discussed market conditions. After a Q and A period Francis Allings Ful welcomed visitors and Kerin presided as the board approved a 950 donation to the Watervliet Civic Chest fund.
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Che
Dave Jag
Watervliet
First Presbyterian Church
H. Waller Condon
Fourth Avenue
Thomas Sullivan
Fide Arc I. Banders
Rotar
Ganats
Francis \allings
Rally Day Service At Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sunday’s rally day service at Wesleyan Methodist Church attracted over 180 congregants. Rev Adware T. Mein welcomed attendees and introduced participants including Millard Link Troy organist, Fred Bael Albany song director, Rev Tease Rus Rexford, and Raymond Smith Troy superintendent of Sunday School. The children's choir, led by Miss Marton Gillette, performed several hymns. Awards were given to Jessica Allen of Troy for most guests invited, Mrs Harry Carper for oldest attendee, and Marguerite Perrondes for youngest attendee.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Thn
Agnes Peter
Tray
Area
Adware T. Mein
Millard Link
Troy
Fred Bael
Albany
Tease Rus
Rexford
Raymond Smith
Uneder Ue
Marton Gillette
Mes
Jessia Allen
Harry Carper
Porson
Marguerite Perrondes
Flynn Post Honors Recalled Members
Flynn Post American Legion honors recalled members with a dinner and ceremony. John R. Dean, past commander, and Wallace B. Davis, past adjutant, receive commemorative pins. Veterans Richard Williams and William Denive recognized for naval service.
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Flynn Post
B. Flynn Post
Typographical Union To Mark Anniversary
Typographical Union No 52 holds a Sunday meeting at the Taher Temple with a plan for a December anniversary celebration and a charity plate. James McCauley presided. committee members listed include Frank A Jarkkean Howard Green and others. A member, Alwin Mid Pagr, died Saturday. SYRACUSE MAN KILLED in a wreck near Onondaga County, Gleason dies. cause—crash on Route five miles north of town.
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Tray Typogeaphical Union
Taher Temple
Fon
Cates Bration
James McCauley
Provident of
Wheld Union
Jarkkean
Howsard Green
Ales Beneike
Karlee
Waller
Syragale
Tully
John Gleason
Fit Ryracuiy
Onondaga County
Gieass
Alona
Massacre Report Amid Taejon Destruction and Atrocities
Reports indicate up to 1100 Koreans killed in Taejon during the fighting with North Korean forces. Survivors describe mass executions, beheaded bodies, and buried victims in a monastery area. American soldiers among the dead, with investigators noting the brutality aimed at instilling fear.
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Eans
Taejon
Korea
Andj
Robert W. Shultice
Nortalk
Shultice
Advocata Genera
Soltiens
Naliani Police
South Areang
Mth
Ernan
Shallice
Support Urged For Campaign To Hire Handicapped
Edward A. Pitzgepad urged Troy to back a drive promoting employment for the handicapped and aged during a week focused on veterans rehabilitation. He cited surveys showing disabled persons as capable workers and urged local employers and citizens to provide equal opportunities. Father Francis C. Blei, a Transiscan from Baltimore and Army chaplain, referenced a tragic fate of a native.
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Edward A. Pitzgepad
Asing
Nanttica
Fitzgerald
Troy
Unemployed Handicapped Workers Register with State Service
Four unemployed handicapped workers register with the State Employment Service at 258 Broadway and urge employers to collaborate so the Handicapped can prove their value to Troy. Lt. George Fell, 50, of Ninth Strom, was taken to St Marys Hospital after an incident on Mint Inlet Street and Seventh Avenue. he remained under observation.
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State Employment Service
Broadway
Troy
George Fell
St. Mary's Hospital
Arthne Quiniai
Pinneis x. Fox
Mint Inlet Street
Seventh Avenas
Glena Falls Doctor Secures Gun Insurance Policy
Dr Frederick Streeter of Glena Falls obtained a life insurance policy with Mutal Life Insurance Co of New York in 1887. He paid $4,848 over 30 years, and the policy was reported paid up.
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Glena Falls
Frederick Streeter
Mutat Life Ineurance Co
New York
Streeter
Prominiun
Travel in Pairs Sparks Noted Hocking County Alert
In Hocking County a notice to residents alerting about two burglary incidents was issued after a local report in Waidton. Authorities urged travelers to pair up for safety and to report suspicious activity immediately.
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Logan
Te -Hocking County
Erith Act
Waidton
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Coupan
Targe
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RTE
Third Street
James Halpin
Recoheas
Eliyewide
Adlenlin
United Matlons
Wise
Aly
Anortean Legato
Mil Poe
Watervliet Elks Elect
Fred Alber
Aithmacoughers
J. J. Hannan Coal Co., Inc
Menulty
Uae
Minh A
Rotary Club
Elichief. Kerin
Tie
Uent
Watervnlet
Civic Chest, Inc
Sviva
Dantel Peterson
Dhe
Ann Toy
Jano. Calon
Typographical Union
Startek
Community Chest Campaign Organization
Troy Club
Josh
Alberts Warren
John T. King
Richard McFalls
Millard Frohock
Clinton F. Rave
Walton Motors
2Nd Ave
Wirkist
Sipperly Bros
O'Keefe
Arsenal
Edward D. Landrigan
Sway, Watervliet
Hind
Reds
Francis C. Blel
Baltimore
Shaplain
Seoul
Sasi
Carhart
Fhiria
Ashley
Cash & Carry
Mutual
Mutual Coal Co., Inc
W'vliet
Mutual Satisfaction
Qur Aim
Aeeels
Wilbur Coon
U.N.B
Union National Bank
Capital
U.N. B
Wey
Union National Bank of Troy
Newt. Neth
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