Railroad Y Drives Altinee Sup Drive Campaign Halfway Mark
The annual YMCA drive campaign plays out as a baseball game between Troy Union Railroad and Boston & Maine Railroad teams. At the halfway point 30 new members and 1012 renewals total 331 toward a goal of 2000. drive ends Nov. 1 with a celebratory dinner. Troy lists Neeson as captain and Boston lists Blackhall as captain amid a lobby board scorekeeping setup.
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M. C
Ray
Thomas J. Neeson
Troy Union Railroad
Troy
Reading
Walter D. Blackhall
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Raiload
T.9
Kied E Wihamgon
New York Central Railroad
Trojan
Ts Rolls
DS French
J W Smith
Boston & Maine Raiload
Sietorys
Thomas J Neesoh
Sherman Piatt
John E Malener
Bert Dieht
John K Keyes
Gordon H Brand
Charles G Weiss
Louis $ Knothe
Walter Plum
Wale D Bilackhall
John 43
Eteals
John Molter
Edward Wagoner
Philip Hatefield
Paul Lynch
Robert L Harris
Orville May
George MacLaren
St Faith’s Game Party At St Luke’s Parish House
St Faith’s Guid of St Luke’s Episcopal Church hosts a game party at 8 pm on Tuesday in the parish house. Miss Florence Christopher is general chairman.
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St. Faith's Guid
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Florence Christopher
Missing Trojan submarine chief Davenport reported by Navy
Chief Machinist Mate Donald J. Davenport of Troy and a veteran of Midway and Coral Sea battles is listed missing in action by the Navy Department. He previously served aboard submarines including the Sailfish and took part in sinking a 1300 ton Japanese troop transport near Kobe Harbor. He is survived by his parents five brothers and two sisters. two Troy residents recently enlisted in the Navy.
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Donald J. Davenport
Fifth Avenue
Japan
Navy Department
Edwin J. Davenport
Watervliet Arsenal
Davenport
Kobe Harbor
Midway
Coal Sea
Guadalcanal
Ben
Troy
Oneonta Man Named Chief Executive of State Liquor Authority
Harold S Smith of Oneonta named chief executive officer of the state liquor authority effective November 1. John F. Connell announced the appointment yesterday. Smith, a Oneonta native and World War I veteran, will earn seven thousand dollars yearly and will relocate to Albany as he succeeds Edward J. Strodel who becomes assistant to Smith.
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Harold S Smith
Oneonta
State Liquor Authority
John F. Connell Authority
Seth
Albany
Edward J. Strodel
Authority
Smith
Community Briefs Include Local Visits and Church Notices
Averill Park Mrs Benjamin Siberg visits relatives in Newark. George Kerchner and four friends on a deer hunt in the North Woods. Mis Irain C Links group of Westminster Guild to hold a rummage sale at 92 Third Street Troy. The Methodist Church plans services at 10 30am with Rev Arrin reson preaching Hes God Forgotten Us. Sunday School at 11 39am with Supt Jonn Gandrum in charge. Presbyterian Church and would Sunday School at Wham Ita with superintendent in charge. Services at 1am. Sermon The Lopsided Man by James Hargrave, West Sand Lake School principal. Intermediate Youth Fellowship officers: Nancy Abbott president, Sheila Abbott vice president, Joan Lampert treasurer, William McKenna on enige of recreation, Arnold Hollingsworth secretary. Youth fellow- SMP Ase Mett al go yen DornhG. Ow at the Methodist Church. The general theme of the gathering will be The Story of the Church.
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Averill Park
Benjamin Siberg
Newark
George Kerchner
North Woods
Westminster Guild of the Presosterian Church
Third Street
Troy
Methodist
Arrin Reson
Jonn Gandrum Om
Wold
Wham
Ita
Setvices
Lam
James Hargrave
West Sand Lake
Intermediate
Nancy Abbott
Sheila Abbott
Joan Lampert
Willam McKenna
Eniige of Recreation
Anoid Hollingsworth
Community Notes From Grafton Area
Neighbors report Cassie confined to home with a broken leg. Tax collectors now work from home. Dr Abert Rath of New York visits sister Mrs Vermilyea. Mrs Riley Burdich learns son Raymond Daly is stationed in Italy. Arthur Jones fell at home. no bones broken after medical check. Local families host visitors from Whitehall and Berlin. Nelson Corey celebrates 82nd birthday with neighbors.
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Grafton Hermar Cassie
Hie
Schior
A.bert Rath
New York
Alsina Vermilyea
Riley Burdich
Raymond Daly
Italy
Arthur Jones
L. Clossen
Whitehall
Emmett
Waterford School District Tax Notices and Church Events
Waterford District 2 tax collections continue with 4 percent interest after November. Percy Willetts collects taxes weekly on Tue Wed Thu at his Waterford-Mechanicville Road home. Community events include a Grace Episcopal Church game party at Chalk Memorial parish house and several Grace and First Baptist services with sermons, congregational meetings, and church school plans.
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Waterford-Halfmoon
Percy Willetts
Waterford-Mechanicville Road
Dairymen's League Meeting Planned in Vergennes Vermont
Delegates and members of the Dairymen's League from Washington, Rensselaer, and Saratoga Counties will attend a meeting at the Grange Hall in Vergennes Vermont. The session starts at 1 o clock with dinner at noon, featuring talks on government subsidies and milk production by Stephen R Farley and others. James P Candon and Richard E Vanderwood will report on a milk hearing and food forum plans. Mrs Ernest Daley will report on the Glanville associate delegate meeting, and musical selections will be directed by Mrs Charles L Reed.
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Dairymen’s League
Washington
Rensselaer
Saratoga Counties
League
Grange Hall
Vergennes
Stephen R. Farley
Sevice Department
James P Candon
Pittsford
Richard E Vanderwood
Albany
Vanderwood
Food Forum
Ernest Daley
Fort Ann
Glanville
Charles Ll. Reed
Supreme Court prompts name removals from Nassau election books
Justice William H. Murray ordered the First District Ninth Ward inspectors to strike two names and add two in the Third District Nassau. Five objections claim registrants not bona fide residents. Robert Rosenfeld acted for the Democratic group, Joseph P. Walsh and Leo R. Toomapian for Republicans. Today is the final day for actions to any registered voter. Republicans press objections at a special County Court term.
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Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Chambers
Ninth Ward
Nassau
David Rosenfeld
Democratic
Joseph P. Walsh
Leo R. Toomapian
Republian
Sycaway 4-H Club Installs New Officers At Meeting
Sycaway The Sycamore 4-H Club met at Memorial Church House with Helen Campbell and Dorothy McCabe in charge. New officers installed include President Arline Lewis Vice President Ruth Smith Secretary Patty Warnock Treasurer Joan Richards Publicity Secretary Barbara Schoonmaker Hist orical Secretary Jean Wilcox. Mallicent Taplin was named cheerleader. An open meeting was set for Miss McCabe’s home Tuesday at 7 30.
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Sycaway
Sycamore 4-H Club
Memorial Church House
Helen Campbell
Dorothy McCabe
Arline Lewis
Ruth Smith
Patty Warnock
Joan Richards
Barbara Schoonmaker
Jean Wilcox
Mallicent Taplin
Youth Fellowship Meeting and Clinic Planned
Harold Weber leads the Youth Division worship period at 6 30 p.m. Mr Perry will conduct a werman clinic during the Adult Division meeting at the church.
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Harold Weber
Mr Perry
Werman
Edge of dress and other cryptic clues puzzle
Crossword style list with varied clues and partial answers across multiple numbered items and wordplay segments awaiting solution. It presents a dense, jumbled set of across and down hints including science, language, and color terms, plus garbled entries and inconsistent numbering.
Rites Planned for Drowning Victim Charles E Bell
Funeral set for 52 year old Charles E Bell who died when his car plunged into the Hindson River. Court orders the registry entries of Tilly Wolf Janet Griffin corrected for proper residency. The Nas sau Third District adds George and Blanche Conklin to the Nas sau registry. at issue were prior refusals by inspectors. Objections by the Democratic organization leave Nelson Catherine Roberts Mary Thornton Yarser and Lydie McQuide listed on the books.
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Charles E. Bell
Hindson River
MecGuie Washington
Ninth Ward
Tilly Wolf
Jackson Street
Janet Griffin
First Street
Rosenfeld
George
Blanche Conklin
Nassau
Democratic Organization
Nelson
Catherine Roberts
Mary and
Thornton Yarser
Congress Street
Lydie McQuide
114Th Street
Funeral Services for Bell Set at Park Funeral Home
Bell who lived at 415 Third Street died in an accident while operating a night coach. Coroner Thomas J. Duffy ruled accidental death from drowning. Services planned Monday at 9 a.m. at Park Funeral Home then a solemn requiem mass at St. Joseph's Church with interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Federal Street
Park Funeral Home
Third Street
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Bell
Thomas J. Duffy
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Fulton Near
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William Lloyd
Sampson
M. Donald Davenport
Mavnisl, Carurt
Liquor Authority
Waterford
Chalk Memorial Parish House
Grace Episcopal Church
Nox
Lugene Colsin
Baptist Notes
Lewis M. Blackmer
First Baptist Church
Ruth Cozzens
Grace Church
James T Kerr
the & Am
Donald Dudden
Wiliam Law
William Fern
John Swalling
Rovert van Steenberg
Batisty
London
Abby
Bolivia
Ghup
Silver Fox
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