Troy High School appoints Connelly as Board secretary
Charles H. Connelly of Troy High School is named secretary to the Board of Education and assistant to the superintendent for finance. Louis J. Gross is reelected president. other board members include Joseph P. Delaney and Arthur H. Wellington. Connelly, a Troy native, has long teaching and business experience and will earn 3200 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Connelly
Duane
Haance
Connoily
Me. Connolly
Troy
New York State College
Albany
Sama College
Meech, Harmon, Linke & Blackmort
Buffalo
New York State Department of Audit and Control
R, Machine Co
New York
Swift & Co
Albans
We Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Troy High School
Whitney Point Central School
Roeliff Jansen Central School
Hiksdale
County 4H Leaders Dine And Map Program
Rensselaer County 4H Club leaders held a fall dinner at the Troy YWCA and filled two officer vacancies. Mrs. Howard Campbell became secretary replacing Mrs. JA BH Fibj eke, and Mrs. Clifford Cooper was named publicity chief replacing Mr Paul Addy. A leaders conference was discussed to be held in Albany in late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Troy Y. WC
Howard Campbell
Fib Jeke
Castleton
Clifford Cooper
Paul Addy
Albany
Alita Gilman
Mary Harrison
Florence Thayer
Local Notices of Visits and a Fund Drive in Washington County
Social notes list residents visiting relatives in Springfield Maas Plattsburg Schenectady Jacksonville and Camp Belvoir and a furlough visit by servicemen. The United Service Organization fund drive opens in Washington County on Monday October 16 with a county quota of 27000 and Salem's share 1179.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Walsh
Springfield
Maas
George Stockbower
Plattsburg
William’ Atkins
Charles
Schenectady
Frank Wurm
Robert ‘Payne
Bowie
Tex
Aremour
Albert Mobart
Jacksonville
Fla
United Service Organization
Armed Services
Washington County
Salem
Shushan Figures in New York Visit and Local Grange Plan
Shushan Thomas Stanton and Charles Newman traveled to New York this week while Theodore Lang and family visited Comstock where he is employed. Mrs. William Getty leaves for Boston to visit her daughter. Miss Wilma Randall visited her aunt in Artington VI. Mrs. Alva Roberger and Mrs. Charles Peck with daughters visited Mr and Mrs Ferand Randall. A Young People’s Bacary meeting was held at Miss Louise Peck’s home to organize. Grange members Shushan met Tuesday night and planned a supper for the next meeting. A dance for Grange benefit is set for Friday October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stanton
Charles Newman
New York
Theodore Lang
Comstock
Wwilliam Getty
Boston
Didick [Tanseth
Wilma Randall
Artington
Alva Roberger
Chartes Peck
Ferand Randall
Bhafisbury
Metting
Louise Peck
Charles H
Brownies Fly Up At Haskell School Flowerets Earned
First Lieut. Leslie Maltby of the Army was guest of honor at a Haskell School meeting of Troop Brownies and Girl Scouts. Flowerets were awarded to nine Brownies and new scouts were formally welcomed into the Girl Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie A. Munttoy
C. MW. S
Army
Girl Scouts of America
Frangine Lonergan
Mary Lavery
Francine Lonergan
Constance Moone
Lois Marchese
Audrey McCormack
Mary Lou Rose
Ruth Wiltsie
Marshall Wheeler
Scouts
Scout Committee
Helen. C. Yatum
Haskell School
Eleanor Vine
Sampson House
Russell Sage College
Betsy Jah Koonz
Sage Hall
Patriotic Daughters of Union Veterans Convene in Troy
The Daughters of Union Veterans hosts the Sixth District meeting at the Danish Brotherhood Hall in Troy. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Wara Bailey of Schenectady as president and Mrs. Mary Veath of Utica as senior vice president. Guests of honor include Department President Mrs. Mae Alton of Johnstown and Department Secretary Mrs. Gladys Treanor of Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Sayles
Daughters of Union
Danish Brotherhood
Wara Bailey
Schenectady
Mary Veath
Utica
Lena Kiotz
Albany
Florence Stewart
Johnstown
Mary Miracle
Mae Alton
Gladys Treanor
Bessie Bitz
Simmons
Gas Book Registration Scheduled During November
Local rationing officials announced a week long registration for the new A gasoline book to be held in Trex Hotel and other public booths. Applicants must show a car in use and current registration, with new mileage records issued at renewal. The changes include four gallon coupons, six per quarter, and voided A13 stamps. indorsement remains vital to curb illegal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Adix
OPA
Eurosist
Navy Certificate Honors Priest at Catholic Central High
Catholic Central High School awarded a Navy certificate recognizing the services of William M. Slavin and listing former faculty members now serving as chaplains. Certificates for 322 Catholic parishes supporting armed forces spiritual life were announced, with notes on chaplains in the South Pacific and at Great Lakes. The service included prayers for victory and peace and the national anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Catholice Central High School
Giviez
Wiliam M. Slavin
Chepiak
Gerard Marquees
Father Slavin
Joseph T. Ryax
Joseph P. Vardee
Heart Tessier
Liew
Wiltam H. Turner
Edward J. Kopiaky
Eeward
Glavin
Avery
Ryan
Father Warden
South Pacific
Father Tessier
Portian
Father Turner
Great Lakes Training Center
Wonisky
Washington
Father Glavin
China-Barrie- India
William M. Slavin
Secretary of the Navy
James Forrestal
Artoenms
Mies
Mary A. Miller
Man Must Stand Trial For Arson
Siddons, indicted by the grand jury in July for first degree arson, must stand trial in Rensselaer County Court. District Attorney A. Wier said two physicians found Siddons competent after examination. Judge Clinton ordered the report be presented to the court and noted Siddons is competent to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilas
Siddens
Rensselaer County
Ates
A. Wier
Jackie Harry E Clintons
Barrie State
Fromas
Mohan
Fors
Siddons
Iis
Clinton Mage Suena
George KR. Butterfield
Woman in Cortlandt collision injures driver and rider
Cary Gravias e of Duoy was slightly injured in Schenectady when a car driven by Elizabeth W Fuerst of Behe nectady hit the truck he was operating. Fuerst suffered head injuries and abrasions to the right eye and was admitted to Eilts Hospital in good condition. An eyewitness said the woman fled after striking the tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Schenectady
Cary Graviase
Doi
Elizabeth W. Fuerst
Behenectady
Eilts Hospital
Trial Date Set for Howard Moore in First Degree Murder
The district attorney has approved a court session beginning November 8 to try Howard Moore for the murder of Albert J. Watton. Judge Clinton declared the session will be dedicated solely to this case, with Sid Don slated for later trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Siddon
Carrol
Clinton
Howard Moore
Albert J. Watton
Troy
Color Bearer Honored at District Meeting in Schenectady
Mrs Margaret Gerkland of Schenectady served as color bearer while the entertaining tent held ritual work. Mrs Alice M Crogan president of Naomi Sayres Tent received a gift from the district represented by Mrs Myrtle DeLong presenting an American flag donated by William P Tibbits Auxiliary. A dinner followed under Mrs Edna Miller's direction. The next district meeting is planned for Oneida in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gerkland
Schenectady
Alton
Alice’ M. Crogan
Naomi Sayres
William P. Tibbits
Mra Myrtle. DeLong
Crogas
Edna Miller
Oneida
Retail Merchants Back War Chest Drive at Meeting
The Retail Merchants Bureau held its monthly session at The Hendrix Hudson with AY managers to solicit employee donations as last year. Committees will be formed soon to plan for anticipated funding. Janes Méiernan chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Merchants' Bureau
Hendrix -Hudson
Hor de. Janes Méiernan
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Revlon
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