Cohoes K of C Plans Installation Of New Officers
Cohoes Assembly Fourth Degree K of C. to install newly elected officers during a regular meeting on Nemvien Street. Installing officer Fr Gan Connell of Albany to perform first duty as master of St. sade Jogues Province. Inductions include Earl J. Mitchell as faithful navigator and Frank J. Kenney among others. Luncheon and refreshments to follow.
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Cohoes
Earl J. Mitchell
Frank J. Kenney
Johm W. Donovan
Dy Brno B. Amyet
Mr. Kenney
Lawrence Murray
Anthony O. Bartolomey
Taithfin
William Gilbert
Kenting
John McGrath
Sentinel
Arthur J. Reilly
Frank Daley
Maurice Picard
Raymond J. Cout
Boght Reformed Church Schedule Teems With Meetings
A series of church activities is listed for Boght Reformed Church. Junior fellowship is canceled. Sunday School teachers meet at 7:30 pm with Rev. John I Sharpe presiding. Confirmation Class gathers tomorrow at 4 pm. An annual fall turkey supper at 5 pm benefits Waren's Guild. Mrs. J. J. Murray leads arrangements. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at the church. Boy Scout Troop 71 also scheduled for 7 pm.
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Boght Reformed Church
John I Sharpe
Waren's Guild
J. J. Murray
Ladies Aid Society
Undefeated CYO Touch Football Teams Shine Saturday
Weekend plays left Sir Marle's and St. Bernard's undefeated as St. Bernard's edged St Agnus 40 0. Greg Wrobel scored six points, John Michaels tucked extra points, and St. Riters beat Sacred Heart 21 0 with Bertrand kickoff return and Charbonneau end-around. Lerk shi Industrial blanked St. Patrick's 14 0 at Canaan.
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Sir Marle
St. Bernard’s
Cyo Lough
Luis Re- Dain
St. Agnus
Sanday
Bernig Mare Werd
Greg Wrobel
John Michaels
Slyé
Sceptis Tecoe
St. Michael
St. Marie's Field
Arere
Rd Bertrand
Kivlent
Sored
Charbonneau
John van Zandt
St. Ritos
Hye
Atomic Energy Jobs Growth Examined for New York
The article notes the U S atomic energy industry employs about 150 000 people now in New York and across the United States. It projects that within ten years the field will need around 2 million workers, signaling rapid expansion and demand for skilled labor nationwide.
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New York
Uge Atomic Energy Industry
United States
Police Department Buys Automatic Traffic Timer
The Cohoes Police Department adopts an automatic traffic timer, a portable one man device that records speed on a dial. It uses two rubber lines across the road, with the operator stationed beyond the lines to time a car’s pass. The timer, operated electrically, aims to curb speeding, aid court outcomes, and modernize traffic enforcement as the force expands its duties and personnel.
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Cohoes
Joseph R. Garrell
Bil Krank Connelly
Traffic Bureau
Paul Touhey
Garrell
Cal
Garrett
Anlmen
Chic de
En- Tornement
G. Volt
Dletary
Nicholas J. Valenti
Marold Smith
Elgin
Cohoeshis
Tin
Willam Buchanan
Dahi Aedermatt
Francis 5. Staals
Dahi Richmond
Moses Pickeving
Gustave Baley
William Hastings
James Delyn
Michel Long
Okt
Hayward
Remsen
Ontario
Publlic Safety
Abe Bare
Eaplitis
Crash Kills Albany Resident In Fatal Route 9 Collision
A coroner ruled Clark Stone of Albany died from a fractured neck after a head on crash on Route 9 near Coxsackie. Stone's wife Mary suffered facial injuries and a fractured jaw, while Michele Colavallo of Catskill endured severe head cuts. Both drivers refused injuries elsewhere, and state police continued investigation. In another collision on Osborne Road near Loudon Parkway Colonie two others were injured and later discharged from Memorial Hospital.
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Onetal
Coxsackie
Clark Stone
Clifton Ave
Albany
Wits End
Greene County Memorial
Catskill
Stone
Mary
Michele “Colvallo
Qshorne Road
Loutton Parkway
Colonie
Memorial Hospital
Frederick 5. Kelly
Colona
Sloth
Custa
Colonic Patralmod Magic Rogers
Kelly
Nicholay
Soebeggey Mn
S. Hawk St
Blanchine
Thomas Puyay
Keogh CL
Loudonville
Foy
Osborne Road
Seeberger
Loudon Parkway
Young Folk Plan Future Activities at St. Pauls Church
The Young People's Fellowship of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church met in the Guild House to map plans for the coming year. Neyman-Coonrad led, groups will join with area Episcopal youth groups for monthly meetings, with Gail Thalmarin and James Cluett named to organize a hayride for October 25. Harry Rodman and Karen Braden join the membership committee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grate serve as senior advisors.
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Young People’s Fellowship
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Guild House
Neyman- Coonrad
Mans
Episcopal
Gail ‘Thalmarin
James Cluett
Harry Rodman
Karen Braden
Robert Grate
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