Boys See Red in Huntsville Fishing Contest
In Huntsville area red faced boys compete in a fishing contest where 1 year old Jerry Wale wins the annual event.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
1
In Huntsville area red faced boys compete in a fishing contest where 1 year old Jerry Wale wins the annual event.
Charles Voght of Cropseyville is installed as deputy grand master of Odd Fellows at White Lily Lodge in Cropseyville. The ceremony, held at Voght’s home lodge rooms, featured Alfred Shuvee of Eagle Mills and a district deputy grand staff including Darwin Miler Fred Retner and others. Refreshments followed the meeting.
About 125 retired veteran employers from the Waterville Arsenal gathered Tuesday at the Circle Inn for a tribute sponsored by the Waterville Arsenal Employees Association. Honorees included Haymond Stu, Joseph Swartz, and Charles H. McOmber, with plaques presented by Col Harry N. Jag, association leader Edward Hanton presiding, and Edward Webster assisting.
The annual School PTA membership tea starts at 2 30 with Mrs James Yates as membership chair. The event includes a Valentine party for the class, babysitters for younger children, and introductions to new principal Margaret Borrell. Members will discuss Brownie sponsorship and Boy Scout Pack plans with Mrs Karen Knapp leading Brownie activities.
Instructor Frederic Rudolph at Williams College seeks letters by and about Mark Hopkins. The effort aims to illuminate Hopkins a legendary Williams figure once praised by leaders including James A. Garfield.
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