Parochial School Mothers Club Opens Season in Cohoes
The Mothers' Club of Sts. Peter and Paul School Cohoes elected copresidents Mrs. Helen Barna and Mrs. Mary Wynczuk at its fall meeting. Retiring president Mrs Adele Masenas, new officers include Mrs Pauline Hansen vice president Mrs Natalie Stemsky secretary and Mrs Mary Irvine treasurer. Plans include a food sale on September 18 after Masses a pantry shower for teaching staff and a rummage sale on October 15 at an announced location.
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Mothers’ Club
Sts. Peter's and Paul's School
Cohoes
Ecoup
Helen Barna
Mary Wynnczuk
Adele Masenas
Pauline Hansen
Natalie Stemsky
Mary Irvine
Sts. Peter's and Paul's
Two Lawsuits To Continue In Courts
Testimony will be continued today in two trials that began yesterday in the Supreme Court for Rensselaer County and County Court. In Supreme Court, William T. Moakler sues Isadore Silver for 30000 over a fall in a basement apartment at 112 1st St. in 1954 with Silver, Mrs. Moakler, and Bessie Silverstein testifying. In County Court, Albany couple John and Kathryn Creed sue Alfred Carvil for damages to their garage after a 1953 collision at Sloan and Cuyler streets. the defense says the car was stolen or used without the owner’s permission.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
County Court
William T. Moakler
Isadore Silver
1St St
Mr. Silver
State Rent Control Commission
Margaret Moakler
Bessie Sil
Richard Y. Bayly
Michael Cristo
Rensselaer Heights
Chicago firm markets flare for passenger cars
Chicago manufacturer promotes a redesigned flare borrowed from highway safety gear for trucks. The device stores in a glove compartment and emits a bright red plastic reflector visible up to a half mile, with a red flag for daylight signaling to alert approaching motorists.
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Chicago
Wheels Are Wheels in Queenstown Car Theft Case
Har vey Williams reports his car missing its white tires and wheels but a second set remains. Police indicate Williams may keep the new wheels if he is satisfied. Separate note from New York reports consumer credit rising to a record 30.125 billion and mortgage debt at 75.6 billion at the start of 1955.
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Queenstown
Harvey Williams
Williams
New York
Waterford Man Charles Hansen Found Dead At Home
Troy native Waterford resident Charles Hansen was found dead yesterday morning in his automobile outside his 34 South Street home after a period of medical care. He worked as an electrician and maintenance man for Jones Manufacturing Co and was a First Baptist Church member. He leaves two daughters Anna Mae Hansen of New York and Mrs. Robert Hackel of Albany, and a son Frederick D. Hansen of Waterford. funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Quandt Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Charles Hansen
Troy
Waterford
South St
Anna Mae Hansen
New York
Robert Hackel
Albany
Frederick D. Hansen
Quandt
Broad St
Terford
James M. Madden
Waterford First Baptist Church
Gustave Knapka
Oakwood Cemetery
OES Reunion At Masonic Temple Monday Evening
Sonic Chapter OES hosts a fall reunion and covered dish supper at the Masonic Temple Monday at 6 30 p m. Members are asked to bring their own place settings and participate in a business session to follow.
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OES
Sonic Chapter
Masonic Temple
Peanuts Equal Record In 1954 World Crop
The 1954 world peanut crop reached 12 million short tons matching 1953 record levels and staying about 25 percent above prewar averages.
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Washington
Happy to Heat: Convert Your Furnace to Gas Heat
Upstate New York families turn to natural gas for clean, dependable heating. Gas is delivered automatically to furnaces with no soot, offering a free changeover estimate from Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and local Gas Heat Dealers.
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New York
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
School 2 PTA Hosts Open House and Rummage Sale Plans
Anne Bradt and Jack Bradt preside as School 2 conducts a rummage sale at the Masonic Temple on Broad Street. An open house for new pupils' mothers drew a large crowd chaired by Mrs. La Jeunesse, LaMora, LaPlante, and Johnston. Also noted are tax collection duties by Leonard Willit, traffic advisories near School 2, and Waterford Mohawks season closings with games set at Bleeker Stadium and Garrett Field.
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Peter LaMora
Louis LaPlante
Leona Johnston
Adam Muraski
School 2 Pta
William Heroux
School
Leonard E. Willit
Waterford- Halfmoon
Mechanicville Road
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Timpane’s Gift Gallery
Remsen Street
Comoes
Sisterhood of the
Third Street Temple
Temple
Raymond Sperry
Hyman Slate
Cochairman
Joseph Levy
Jules Buchman
Sisterhood
Samuel Waldman
London
Hull Corporation
Hull
Santa Claus
Christ Umas
W’t
Cehoes
Freije
P.S
Gioia O
P&r
Spaghetti
Noni
Armour Star
BIG Value Instant Coffee
Broilers
Swift
Ehler
Mission Peas
ORL Ae
Albany Packing
Blue Ribbon
U.S
Campbell
Domino Confectioners
Dole del Monte
Heinz
Crisco
Sunshine Nee Crackers
Minute Maid
Remsen
iCredit
Ady
Waterford Mohawks
Mohawks
Albany Rockets
Bleeker Stadium
Garrett Field
Roger AC
Just
Remsen St
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