Youth Rally Planned At Church In Hoosick
The Spurr Musical Family of Amsterdam will provide music at a youth rally Sunday evening, Oct. 21, at the Southwest Hoosick Advent Christian Church. Rev. Zuthur Sweet Vermen Spurr, founder of the Your Bible Congress, will be the guest speaker. The three Spurr children Trevon, Thurlow, and Donsa Rau will sing in a three part harmony and accompany themselves on violins and guitars.
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Spurr
Amsterdam
Southwest
Hoosick
St Vincent's Home Provides Girls Real Home and Guidance
The Sisters of Charity run St Vincent's Home offering a family atmosphere for girls deemed to need stable care. Seventeen girls attend Catholic Central High School and engage in dances, church activities, and future planning while enjoying shopping trips, movies, and group care by a dedicated sister. The home relies on the Troy Community Chest and Allied Communities War Chest drives for support.
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Catholic Central High School
Schook
St Vincents
Troy Conmmunity Chest, Inc
Allied Communities War Chest
Dave Aviil
Vincent
St Vincent's
Troy
Five Registered At Draft Board 366
Washington County youths aged 18 registered with Selective Service Board 366 in Greenwich for armed forces service. Inductees: Bastien, Bishop, Murphy, Jordan, Gordon, Doriski, Ryerson, Brown, McClarty, Chagnon Jr., Benton. Pre induction exams qualified: Brownell, Breason, Fincham, McCarter, Matechik Jr., Tapiezio.
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Washington County
Selective Service Board
Greenwich
Donald M. Cronkhite
Fort Edward
Joseph C. Inge
John A. Thompson
White Creek
Lavris
Edward M. Bishop
Argyle
John J. Murphy
Cambridge
George W. Jordan
Harekd
J. Gordon
Harry Doriski
Easton
Wiliam F. Ryerson
Edward J. Brown
Carl W. McClarty
Paul R. Chagnon
Salem
John W. Benton
Walter J. Brownell
Donald B. Breason
Carroll H. Fincham
John A. McCarter
John A. Matechik, Jr
Eugene Tapiezio
Ormsby Enrolls at Hamilton College in Clinton
John V. Ormsby son of Mr and Mrs Martin V Ormsby of Bil Stv enth Avenue Troy enrolls at Hamilton College Clinton as it starts its 34th fall semester A total of 127 students are enrolled this semester compared with last year uncertainties noted.
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John V. Ormsby
Martin V. Ormsby
Bil Stventh Avenue
Troy
Hamilton College
Clinton
Doubtie
Health Bureau Reports Month Data And Inspections
Health Bureau submits data for September noting 88 rooming houses inspected, 135 smallpox vaccinations, 72 diphtheria tetanus immunizations, and 425 restaurant inspections. Seven deaths to residents and 198 births, with heart disease, cancer, and diabetes as top causes. An ordinance regulating smoke emissions from stock and buildings was adopted to curb nuisances.
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Staf
Department of Heats
James C. Boland
Health Office
Meyer John J. Ahern
Health Department
Common Council
Office of
The
Police Justice
Ward Group To Receive Flag At Honor Roll Dedication
Maurice Koenig, chair of the First Ward Honor Roll committee, was told by Mrs. Anna Bradley, chair of the Ladies of the G A R, Col C K R MacArthur Circle, that the ward group will present a flag to the honor roll committee. The flag will be presented at the dedication on October 21 at 2 pm. Mrs. Julia Mace, patriotic instructor, will present the flag to Mrs. Catherine Brennan, Gold Star Mother.
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Maurice Koenig
First Ward
Anna’ Bradley
G. A. Ri
Rent Control to Continue In Area Albany District
Rent control will remain in the Albany District Rental Area covering Rensselaer Albany Schenectady Saratoga and Montgomery counties. Area director Francis X M Riley said wartime housing strain persists with veterans returning and families doubling up. Rent increases without authority remain forbidden and service reductions or evictions will be strictly enforced.
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Albany
Ty Francis XM. Riley
Riley
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Saratoga
Montgomery Counties
District Nurses Submit Reports
The District Instructive Nursing Association met Thursday to discuss reports from several members showing growing nursing service and high visit numbers. President Mrs. Victor C. Jacobson noted need for bandages for patients unable to pay. Civic groups are folding gauze, Mrs. William Oliver chaired in secretary’s absence, and various officers presented financial, cooperative, supply, and house committee updates.
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District Instructive Nursing Association
Victor C. Jacobson
William Oliver
Harold C. Turner
Irs
Charles Coldrich
Leslie Rolfe
Albert W. ‘Powers
Jacobson
House
Lawrence Orth
Ford Plant Workers Resume After Nationwide Strikes
Ford Motor Co workers at the Green Island plant return to work today along with 35,000 other Ford employees nationwide. Production is set to resume after stoppages caused by supplier strikes. The Green Island plant will manufacture front springs radiators and related components for eastern region cars.
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Ford Motor Co
Green Island
Ford
USES Aided 717 Veterans To Find Jobs
Miss Beth Moore announces USES efforts to place physically handicapped veterans in suitable civilian employment. The program highlights selection and placement methods, urging Troy employers to list openings and indicate readiness to hire qualified handicapped workers, with services matching abilities to jobs.
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Troy
Beth Moore
Wounced
Deés
Moore
CSES
Broadway
Poe
USES
Tror
Tire Stolen From Car On Second Avenue Report
Clarence Gorette of 57 Second Avenue reported a tire stolen from his car parked in the rear. The tire valued at 31 dollars. Police were notified and are investigating the incident.
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Clarence Gorette
S57
Second Avenue
Crossword Puzzle Readable Fragments From 1930s Page
Fragmented crossword read as a puzzle page listing several clues. Entries include Ardea Motions of the youth Altax and Saber themes, with scattered references to European travel and pepper related wordplay.
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Ardea
Katbode
Ravid
Anster
Reipes
Europe
Tayneae
Monin Tsborg
Prete
Mase Ite
Bo Mertrarndie
Seegersriveny
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Fragments From Historic Page
A jumble of misread letters and garbled phrases appears from a historical page. It seems to mix names, places, and random words with no clear narrative or single event.
Girl Scouts Diocese Demonstration Planned in Albany
Albany diocese hosts a Girl Scouts demonstration at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Girl Scouts will honor the Mater Deite Award, with attendance expected from Brownie troops and parish units. Albany leader Miss Ma and Miss Betty O’Connell coordinate the Albany and Troy delegations.
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Albany
Alure
Earhiameny
J. Moz
Will Aashimate
Acadeix
Ma Albany
Albiny
Betty O'Conneil
Troy
Trojan Lodge meeting at 87 First Street tonight
The Trojan Lodge Number 27 will meet at 87 First Street today at 8 pm. The noble grand will preside and the Ti Kiatory degree will be conferred, followed by a special time.
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Trojan Lodge
First Street
Spm Serben BR
Aha
Noble Grand
Syeaway 4-H Club Plans Halloween Party
The ABC 44 Club of Syeaway met Wednesday at the home of Putbeig Brothwell, 44 Euclid Avenue, as part of their home sanity project. They baked chocolate chip cookies served later. Mrs. Ray Whiton assisted as guest and leader. The Halloween party was scheduled for Barer.
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ABC 44
Syeaway
Putbeig Brothwell
Euclid Avenue
Ray Whiton
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Calcutta
Chungking
Toroy
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Cent de Paul
St. Vin ‘Cent
Board
Crescent Cleaning
Health Bureau
Ward Group
Mobair
Heninsten
Kerstene
Feij
Girl Scouts Plan
Caemen
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Youtrtanu
Syeaway 4-H Club
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Troy, N.Y
Srecifica
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Pioneer É'savings Assh
Second ST
Federal Savings and Loan Inserance Corporation
Mutual Savings and Loan Association
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