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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1955

Page

11

Cohoes Knights to Install Officers September 15

New officers of Cohoes Council Knights of Columbus will be installed September 15 at the council home on Remsen street. John W. Donovan becomes grand knight, succeeding Edward W. Mousseau, with Frank E. Fitzpatrick of Waterford installing. A testimonial dinner for Mousseau is set for September 20 and plans include a statewide pilgrimage to Auriesville on September 11.

Cohoes Mr. Donovan Edward W. Mousseau Vincent W. McKee Brandknight Arthur Rosecrans James P. Brennan I. Desmond Havern Michael Lavigna J. Harry Penrose Auriesville Columbiettes Glenmont Cohoes Columbiettes Knights Waterford Council K. of C Kenneth J. Hart John J. Cassidy Michael J. Roach Cochairmen Earl J. Matteson Knights of Columbus Frank E. Fitzpatrick Philadelphia Knights Or Columbus New England

Police to Hold Annual Dance Wednesday Night

Final arrangements are under way for the Cohoes Police Assn ball at St Michael's Pavilion next Wednesday evening. The program includes dancing entertainment and several awards with more than 300 expected to attend. Chief Joseph R. Garrett is honorary chairman and Patrolman Theodore Kalski leads the committee.

Cohoes

Taylor Reaffirms GOP Leader Brown For Mayor Not Fitzgerald

Congressman Taylor recounts talks with Mayor Fitzgerald and County Chairman Hudson about the 1951 mayoral race. He says Brown was the unanimous GOP choice, Fitzgerald accepted the committee's pick, and he defended Brown against charges of bossism while noting Fitzgerald’s past party positions and letters of support.

Fitzgerald Taylor Troy Republican Party Brown Stooges Board of Elections Democratic Party Assemblyman GOP State Senate Hudson Fitz Gerald Stack Donahue

Cohoes Unit Due Back Saturday from Camp Drum

Camp Drum Company B of the 727th Armored Ordnance Battalion will break camp between 10 pm and midnight and arrive in Cohoes about 6 am Saturday. They will breakfast on arrival and then return equipment, finishing the steel tour with dinner in the armory. Captain Brassard to carry battalion colors in parade. Pay call set for 8 am tomorrow. payroll about $8,500.

727Th Armored Ordnance Battalion Cohoes A. Emmett Fra- Ment 727Th 27Th Armored Division Raymond E. Brassard Brassard National Guard Theodore Julien John Burke Oswego

Chambers Hardware Co Handles Home Furnishings and Repairs

Hardware store offers paint, housewares, stoves and furnace repair services. Located on FIFIM AVE between Floesien and Witee Ms, the business advertises Voe-Cooks Dunn Super Kemtone products and related home improvement offerings.

Chambers Hardware Co Betworn Floesien Witee

Safety Patrol Holds First Hotdog Roast at Lansing Park

Nearly 40 Cohoes Juvenile Safety Patrol members plus parents and guests enjoyed their first annual hot dog roast and outing at Lansing Park. Junior Chief Robert Pawley and Sgt. Albert Marcis led games and stunts with help from mothers including Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Marois, and Mrs. Brazinski. Mayor Rudolph I. Roulier attended as a special guest and discussed plans for a permanent Community Center headquarters to support future patrol activities.

Cohoes Rudolph I. Roulier

Loop Officials To Oppose All Star Team

Cohoes Intermediate League officials plan to challenge an all star nine tomorrow at 6 p m at Intermediate Field to close the league schedule with exhibitions in September and October. A league meeting at Cascade Chile on Hart avenue is set for 8 p m Tuesday to discuss the most valuable player batting averages by Kenneth Houle and trophies, plus a Parent Son banquet date.

Cohoes Frank Archambeault Cascade Chile Hart Avenue Kenneth Houle

Mrs Helen Daley Attends NY BPW Federation Meeting

Mrs Helen Daley president of the Cohoes Business and Professional Women's Club attends the final New York State Federation convention at Lake George. The event, on the lawn of Miss Mary OConner of Albany, included speakers Miss Margaret Barnard Albany State Federation president Miss Grace Vanlinden Schoharie District 3 director and Miss Grace Gustafason editor of the Federation magazine. Daley chaired the prize committee for the state convention.

Helen Daley Tthe Cohoes Business & Professional Women’s Club New York State Federation Lake George Mary,o'conner Albany Margaret Barnard Grace Vanlinden Scoharie District 3

Schedule At St. Agnes' Announced

Observances for the first of the month were announced by Msgr. Joseph A. Franklin, pastor of St. Agnes' Church Cohoes. Confessions will be heard today from 4 to 6 pm and from 1 20 to 9 pm. Holy Hour will be observed from 7 30 to 8 30 pm. First Friday Masses will be celebrated tomorrow at 3 30, 7 and 7 30 am. Masses on Saturday will be at 7, 7 30 and 8 am.

Msgr Joseph A. Franklin St. Agnes’ Church Cohoes

First Lady Luz Magsaysay Highlighted For Gentle Poise

The First Lady of the Philippines Luz Magsaysay is portrayed as shy and graceful, married to Ramon Magsaysay since 1933, with three children. Born in Balanga, she rose from housewife to Malacanang hostess while maintaining poise through crises.

Manila The Philippines Luz Magsaysay Ramon Magsaysay Hher Madame Magsaysay Luz Balanga Bataan Peninsula Instituto de Mujeres Magsaysay Malacanang Palace White House Guerrillero Ramon, Jr

Waterford Names Longtime Postmasters In Town

William G. Whinnery becomes acting postmaster of Waterford with 24 years in the office and William J. Brown Jr. named assistant postmaster after starting in 1945. Brown takes effect tomorrow. Whinnery had been acting since July 29, succeeding Stephen H. Keating. The moves follow a recommendation from the town Republican committee led by George Massey.

Waterford William G. Whinnery William J. Brown Whinnery Brown Weaver St William J. Brown Jr Murray Ave Stephen H. Keating Republican Committee George Massey

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