Civic Chest Receives Donation Drive Under Way At Watervliet
Civic Chest in Watervliet reports a $25 donation from Watervliet Civic Center funds as the annual drive begins. General chairman Dr. William A. Shaw says preparations continue at the center with captains and workers slated to meet at 7 30 pm for program planning and assignments, aiming to top last year’s roughly $20 000.
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Watervliet
Regina
Callmtic Daughters of America
Marlin
Wiba
Watervliet Civic Center
Willia A. Shawart
Canter Ait
Doctor Stewart
Pe Mae Nmi Phi
Frank Granate and Family Plans Visit After Address Change
Frank Granate of 2124 Fourth Ave Watervliet and his wife Gaily will stay in Watervliet two weeks before visiting relatives. Granate is a musician with the Holly wand Baw Symphony Orchestra. They plan to return home in three years.
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Frank Granate
Vener
Harry Crinaty
Watervilet
Granate
Viedienle I Morowiz
Dose
Tturki
Arta Tn Binastein
Gaily
Will Vrentain
Eefars Gulne
Three Tie In Post Golf Tournament At Schenectady
The first annual Maplewind American Legion golf tourney at Schenectady Municipal Golf Links ended with Peter Cert William Wasilenko and Edward Barnes all posting net 71s to force a playoff. About 25 players competed on a two day event with a challenging course. A tournament trophy and runner up prizes will be awarded Sunday, with a parade of trophies and a six inch prize for the winner.
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Uhreeway Ut
Maplewind Post
American Legion
Schenectady Municipal Golf Links
Wil
Pring
Peter Cert
William Wasilenko
Edward Barnes
Bohenectady
Ceili Wik
Wasilenko
He Snunrrap Ang
Cert
Int Renta
Fourth Avenue Couple Tendered Reception
Fourth Avenue Mr and Mrs Michael B Leahy of 72 Kawrth Avenue celebrated their 48 hour wed wing anniversary with a dinner reception Sunday hosted by Ants Mish Mary Fi Leahy for friends and relatives. Attending were Anthony J Leah Mr and Mrs Francis R Deaty Ane thony J Kesky and Mise Mary Granger with many friends of Uw family. The couple received many pats during the program which wax conducted in the par.
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Weir
Michael B. Leahy
Kawrth Avenue
Mary Fi Leahy
Anda
Anthony J. Leah
Francis R. Deaty
Anethony J. Kesky
Mary. Granger
Ciairmynt
Uw Iammity
Maplewood Bowlers Start Today
Maplewood bowlers begin a season with 30 games divided into three parts. Prizes awarded after each section. a high low event closes the season. Banquet planned. team captains were selected by the post office group.
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Maplewood
Prges
George Cachosh
Sleva Tanchak
Tom Cenk
At? Nestuk
Andrmy Tarhay
Michael Behunias
Rotary Told Of Business Fallacies
Daniel Petersoa vice president of the Watéreflel Rotary Club spoke at One Fellowship Hall of the Wish Presbyterian Church. The discussion reviewed a Science Newseller story debunking four fallacies about withheld inventions, noting no single inventor owns progress and large companies do not alone control innovation.
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Daniel Petersoa
Watéreflel Rotary Club
Giiisl
Hall of the Wish Presbyterian Chieek
Peterson
Science News
Suller
Putacvon
Businese
Nulindy
Fin Alorys
Sumel Paar
Lhe
James Const
Watervhel Colonie Menands
Reon
Hl van Lalla Kiwants
Frank Waliligsford
Walter Ran
Home Bureau Plans Full Fall Activities
Albany Home Bureau outlines fall and winter activities at Fellowwamp Hall. A noon covered dish supper precedes an afternoon meeting with Mrs Deway Kink presiding. Mrs King to appoint fall and winter project winners and report on summer activities. Nutrition lecturer Mrs Ammett Lennon to speak on salutes and dressings. Secretary Mrs Joseph Luce and vice chair Mrs Melro Beente will report on wean leaders conference. Preliminary plans for a membership fee to honor new members are discussed. A display of easy to make Christmas gifts will be at 12 Broadway residence.
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Fenson
Albany
Deway Kink
Nutrition Jewler
Joeseph Luce
Mrn
Melro Beente
Athany
Broadway
Watervliet Man Dies Suddenly At Local Rail Yard
Angelo Lamascolo of Watervliet died suddenly while at work at a railroad shop in Cutatita Me. He was born in Vald and was a longtime resident of Port Suhuylec. Survivors include his wife Miss Antoinette Lamascolo and four children. Funeral rites will be held Thursday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church with burial in St. Mary’s New Cemetery.
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Angelo Loneiscoty
Broadway
wWatervliet
Telaware
Suhuylec
Our Lady
Mount Carmel
Chur
Order of St. Braneis
Mbra Novella Lodge
Trey, Sons
Star Survivort
Mary Ineli
Derec Sons
Onoftta
Honns
Suk Lamascilo
Sdeuighter
Antoinette Lamas
Jeatex Heather
John Ly Lamascolo
Praniehildren
W. Tervicel
Our Lady Af Mount Carmel
Wil Ba
St. Mary's Canoe
Tory
Tra
Columbia Card Party Arrangements Scout by Columbia Club
Columbia Club to sponsor a card party with arrangements to be discussed at an upcoming meeting. Mrs John J Carroll will supervise, with committee members and chairmen to be named at the meeting attended by Mrs Metersh Mongan and others.
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Columbia Club
Une
Spon
Bic Knigals
Columbus
Sescinn Willa Andle
John J. Carroll
Tits Gene
Monty
Watertllel Ciel
Fivemen Extinguish Blaze in Freight Car
Fire crews battled a blaze aboard a freight car west of the Delaware River, extinguishing the flame after about one hour. The car, loaded with waste material from Troy Waste Co, was destroyed and interior damage was extensive.
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Hearquarters
Hinse
X Freight Rae
Folkternih
Deleware de
Obituary Ada Edwards Died At Home In Watervliet
Ada Edwards died Sunday at her home in Watervliet aged, daughter of the late Willian Edwards. She was born in Waterford and lived in the city most of her life. She was a member of St Patrick Church. Survived by two sons in law, Mrs Sara Tremblay and Mrs Mary Dunn of Waterbury. Funeral from Parker Brothers Memorial 2089 Broadway to St Patrick Church. Burial at St Mary Cemetery Troy.
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Ada Dy
Lrauois
Gilchrest
Sueeph Hyeviens
Liv
Artie AL
Ohn C. Myersnll Wahur O
Warte
Waterford Notes From City and County Events
Waterford details postal and civic items including parade attendees to Rochester and the Democratic State Convention. Local groups meet at 6 pm, with notices on hospital, Scouts, Knights of Columbus, and Legion activities. A note on Air Force basic indoctrination and town hall preaching closes the update.
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Mr and Arts Dais
Glavin
Ute Anil Yan Dames
Rittehamton
Big Moose Lake
Rochester
Ley
Air Styyn Foley
Waterford
Lenslrraan
Saratoga County
Meck
Claude Ames
Saraiyes Avenue
Pationt
Lan Leonard Hospital
Republicmy Chih
Reid
Ponts
Broad Street
Ftla
Pleth
Cohoes
Munda
Boy Scouts
Flert
Algn
Gadd Tapperrance
iPatrol
Harald Briatal
Baten
Richard Hearst. K
Wits Air Force
Lackland
Dices
Air Price
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Mt & Pan
Helen Mohan
Rain Halts Searels for Missing Miners
Rescue teams searched for miners missing after heavy rain halted Searels operations. A Scottish National Coal Board official said the search found 16 men in a neighboring area but neither the miners nor their tools were located. Volunteers extended efforts across the site with limited progress.
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Lamnod
Seatland
Upa
Aandon
William Belr. Rholymon
National Coal Board
Obituary notices from various area funerals reported
Obituaries list multiple funeral services across towns. Mrs. Eman L Potter dies Saturday. services at Fonda Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Jack Cuiper with pallbearers Riley Bressinr Weonaed Tranter Janon Bressler and William Rober ta. burial Oakwood Cemetery. Also noted are funerals for Mrs. Bila T. Bul ton at Charles Baction’s home. Rev. Robert Gilmore officiating. burial in Hudson View Cemetery Mechanicville. Other services include Mrs. Dillon BR Rares in Brooklyn Union Field Cemetery. Mrs. Kuzy in Tym. Miss Anna Wagner in Center Beanswicke. Mrs. van Buren in Mason Patoral Chapel Averith. Mrs. Ela Mady Heaert at St. Joseph Church Cohoes. Cecile M Rivet presiding. Miss Weenne, Margaret W. Van Buren, Mrs. Herbert, and several others listed as survivors and pallbearers. Interments at Oakwood Cemetery and Woodlawn Cemetery, with various ministers and choirs conducting requiems.
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Dillon BR. Rares
AdHinn’ Buckey Wir
Frank Kure
Union Field Gemelnyy
Brooklyn
Sundas
Kuzy
Tym
City
Ingo
Sidney Lewis
Troy
Frank Edward
Marnna Phyllis Lewis
Ryealsisters
Jessie Kurtz
Homie
Main Street
Cohoes
St. Joseph’s Ichurch
Leo H. Paradis
Hagvey “J. Degaulels
Deacen
Edward Tageet
Olivee ¥Adnais
Paul Nolel
Alesander Bouchard
Henry P. Pellerin
Cecile M. Rivet
Joseph Lar Clair
Joseph Mr Sweeney
Fathey Paradis
Eather Desautels
Ira
Leo Dufort
Sitwater
Hebert
St. Mary's
Cemejiery
Waterford
Lawsuit reveals hospital commitment in Miss Reardon case
Testimony covers events from 1948 when Dr Lipetz allegedly asked Miss Reardon to be admitted and treated for emotional distress. Her mother signed authorizations to commit and give shock treatments as doctors debated her mental state and need for hospitalization. Witnesses describe conversations about signatures and consent at Albany Hospital.
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Reaedon
Tmnmiediale
Laney
Miss Reardion
Miss Reardon
Livela
Mias Rearton
Linett
Suerely
Mike Rearston
Dustin MacAffer
Miax Revedan
Will
Jones
Lipetz
Reardon
Willel Street
Al]bany
Miss. Reardon
Dr. Lipats
Albany Hospital
Legal claim alleges medical abuse and wrongful confinement
The plaintiff sues for 2200,008 in damages plus interest from Oct 1 648 and costs, alleging voluntary release, forced involuntary confinement by Dr Tapeuy with forged rights, resulting in fear illness and injury, substantial expenses, and loss of livelihood at Mosher Memorial hospital. The complaint cites brutal, unlawful detention and harmful exposure to public areas.
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Ems Sloyeod Py
Tapeuy
Tine Mosher Memorial Hospital
Troye
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Knickerbocker Steamer Co
Paw
Llerethy Feffer
Wight
Guy Budger
Hannan Coal Cn, Inc
Menulty
O’kesie
Rarodsling
Hepeirina
Watervliet Arsival
Qeaths
Fuerals
Punceul
Mek Buttes
Bila 'T. Bulton
Nan
Charles Baction
Sehaghlicake
Robert Gilmore
Mordania Villa Methodist Church
Mtormont
Hudson View Cemetery
Mechanicville
Howard Bullom
Robert Ralilon
Frank Fatlan
Walter Cavananeh
Frincis Hopkins
Wither Bynm
Cail Mutual
Degree Bay Deliveriey
Burters
Burnet Service Mutual Coal Ca, Inc
2Nd Ave
W'vliet
Mutual Sariifaction
Our Aim
Troy Savings Bank
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Qeloher Vath
Ceposit
Services
Safe Deposit Bones Vacation Club
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