Program Discussed By WSCS At First Avenue Church
The WSCS opening meeting at First Avenue Methodist Church was led by Mrs. C Malden Wells who gave devotional services. Treasurer’s report was presented by Mrs. Benjamin Franklin as the group approved support for the Vermont rural project Bethlehem Community Center in Chatanooga Tenn and Women’s Division works in India. Members will host a Troy District neighborhood meeting at the church on Oct 21 with refreshments provided by Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. Charles Baldge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Avenue Methodist Church
C. Malden Wells
Wells
David K. Greens
Benjamin Franklin
Vermont Rural Project
Bethlehem Community Center
Chatanooga
Tenn
Women's Division
India
Troy
Knights Confer First Degree on Latham Council Members
The Waterville Knights of Columbus conferred the first degree on a class from Latham Council on a Wednesday night. Edward Mosseau of Cohoes led the ceremony with help from Joseph Halpin John A Martucci J Alan Fogerty William Dean and Rev William A Walsh. Grand Knight Thomas Moran welcomed new members and a second degree is planned for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Waterville council rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Cownell
Edward Mosseau
Cohoes
56Th
Joseph Halpin
John A. Martucci
J. Alan Fogerty
William Eanwarden
William A. Walsh
St. Ambrose Church
Latham
Thomas M. Moran
Latham Council
Waterviiet K. of C
Funeral Rites Conducted For James Colbert
The funeral for James J. Colbert was held at Schilling Funeral Home and St. Patrick's Church Watervliet. A Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. John F. Riley with Deacon Rev. Edwin F. Donovan and Subdeacon Rev. Joseph M. O Conner. Interment followed in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Bearers included Edward C. Colbert and Edward A. Stebbins. Delegations from local groups visited the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Col‘bert O
I & Schilling ‘Funeral Home
16Th St
St. Patrick’s Church
Watervliet
John F. Riley
Edwin F. Donovan
Joseph M. O'Conner
Gertrude McGill
John J. Fogarty
God
Edward C. Colbert
Edward A. Stebbins
John T
Cornelius J. Casey
Joseph A. Ledoux
William P. Wallace
St. Patrick's
Sister of Mercy
Watervliet Arsenal
Wo & L. &, Gurley Co
Albany County Dail
RTA Distributors
Troy News Co
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Watervliet High School
Amateur Radio Group Opens Fall Season
The Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service group will hold its first fall meeting at City Hall on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the radio room on the third floor. Members are urged to attend as the session will set plans for future drills and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Radio Group
Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service Group
City Hall
Fellowship Will Sponsor Record Hop at Geneva Church
The Geneva Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church sponsors a record hop tonight at 8 p.m. in Fellowsinep dian Bard Street. Disk jockey Bill Pope will be featured. The event runs through 1 p.m. Records will be awarded to winners of dance contests and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Fellowship
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowsinep Dian
Bard St
Bill Pope
Fall Roundup at Third Avenue Methodist Church
The event begins tomorrow at 2 30 p m with a turkey dinner served at 6 30 p m. Rev Dennis F Kinlaw of Loudonville Community Presbyterian Church will deliver the address in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue Methodist Church
Dennis F. Kinlaw
Loudonville Community Presbyterian Church
Girl Scout Troop 86 Elects Officers in First Fall Meeting
Green Island reports Troop 86 of the Methodist Church held its initial fall gathering this week electing Sharon Peterson as president Karen Dunn as viewer Mary Conroy as secretary Baret Johnson as treasurer and Linda Martini as reporter The troop will divide into patrols and begin badge work at the next meeting Oda Fellows lodge will meet at 101 Hudson Ave with Terry Aaron in charge The Holy Name Society of St Joseph's Church plans a Sunday meeting after 7 am Mass to organize activities for the year Michael De Conno to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 86
The
Methodist Church
Sharon Peterson
Karen Dunn
Mary Conroy
Baret Johnson
Linda Martini
Toof
Green Island Lodge of
Oda
Hudson Avenue
Terry Aaron
Noble Grand
Holy Name Society of
Apollo Court to Honor Two Members in October Events
Apollo Court Order of the Amaranth will honor two members at a dinner and reception. Grace Brierley will be grand representative to the Grand Court of Alabama and W. Briggs Shaw will be deputy supreme royal patron to British Guiana. Events include dinners in Troy and receptions at the Masonic Temple and Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Court
Order of the ‘Amaranth
Troy
Grace Brierley
Grand Court
State of
Alabama
W. Briggs Shaw
British Guiana
First Baptist Church
3Rd Street
Masonic Temple
Mary Laird
Alta Mae Monk
Elsie Jones
Helen Paris
Ruth Bibb
Saratoga Court
Saratoga Springs
Daily ‘McCloy
Glens Falls
Dolly Cleveland
Olean
Grand Royal
Thomas Hutton
Staten Island
New York
Amaranth
Rumor Spread Demonstrated at Troy Kiwanis Luncheon
Gerald Pearson of Channel 10 Troy showed a film on rumor spread and asked members to relay their versions, warning that truth can be distorted by fear and prejudice. Joseph Levy introduced him. H. K. Patton presided as a report on the recent benefit chicken barbecue for underprivileged children was shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Kiwanis Club
Hendrick Hudson
Gerald Pearson
Channel 10
Troy
Pearson
Pearsen
Joseph Levy
H. K. Patton
Raccoon Stupider Returns to Smith Household
The Smiths keep the first raccoon to invade Nantucket Island, named Stupider, at their home 1549 Tibbits Ave. He entertains with door and icebox pilfering, enjoys fruit and toothbrushes, and even watches television. The Cub Scout Pack 16 executive committee organized registration and year plans at School 18. Stupider was briefly kept at a game farm before returning to the Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths
Boston
Nantucket
Collie Smith
Collie
Smith
Lars
Tibbits Ave
Cub Savut Pack 16
M. E. Idenkins
Gould
Jenking
Fred W. Schmiedaschof
Eugene ‘Herman Miller
William Reuter
Young
Lee Gould Howard Mitchell
Kenneth Teetland
Henry Engster
Rother Committee
Woman Injured In Bus Fall On United Traction
Miss Margaret C Kelly 68 of 544 Ist St S L fell on a United Traction Co bus yesterday afternoon suffering a possible fracture of the left hip Police said she was taken to St Marys Hospital by the Ambulance Service Corp from Fulton and 4th streets. Sgt John J Gaffney and Patmen Nicholas Maselli and Thomas ODonnell of the radio patrol investigated. The bus was operated by S J Ostrander of 605 1st St Water- Vliet Hospital attendants described her condition as fairly good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Kelly
United Traction Co
St. Mary's Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Fulton
4Th Streets
John J. Gaffney
Nicholas Maselli
Thomas O'Donnell
Radio Patrol
S. J. Ostrander
1St St. Water- Vliet
County Cancer Society to push uterine cancer cell tests
Selaer County Cancer Society will develop an organization and plan to reach most adult women in the area with examinations and tests. Cooperation from women’s groups and the medical community will spread the program as state labs expand capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selaer County Cancer Society
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Legion Auxiliaries
Parent-Teacher Associations
Ryan
The
Cancer Society
State Health Department
County Cancer Society
U.S. Public Health Service
Rensselaer County
New Center Brunswick Grange Elects Officers and Installations
Miss Barbara Bonestee named junior matron and Mrs Janees Kane matron lead the newly elected Center Brunswick Grange officers. Others chosen include Melvin Witling overseer Miss Hazel Christensen lecturer Carl Goyer steward Leighton Bass assistant steward Mrs Ethel Krogh chaplain Donald Hone steel treasurer Mrs Frances Wildman secretary Mrs Helen Filling assistant secretary George Krogh gate keeper Mrs Jessie Bonesteel Ceres Mrs Bessie Bonesteel Pomona and Mrs Martha Bonesteel Flora. Miss Margaret Hayner is lady assistant steward William Yorke executive committee chairman Mrs Thelma Nailor flag bearer and Mrs Chests Jensen pianist. Installation set for Oct 9 at Grange Two. Also planned are a clam bake Sept 20 and a State Grange session Oct 21 at Saratoga Springs with Mrs Thelma Nailor designated official delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bonestee
Janees Kane
Center Brunswick Grange
Melvin Witling
Hazel Christensen
Carl Goyer
Leighton Bass
Ethel Krogh
Donald Honesteel
Frances Wildman
Helen Filling
George Krogh
Jessie, Bonesteel
Ceres
Bessie Bonesteel
Pomona
Martha Bonesteel
Flora
Margaret Hayner
William Yorke
Thelma Naylor
Chests Jensen
Grange Hall
Curley Named Crossroads Manager in Latham
Leo A. Curley of 12 120th St former Hendrick Hudson Hotel manager and briefly with the Airport Inn has been named manager of Crossroads Restaurant in Latham. Samuel Hinsdale, owner, said Curley will replace Daniel Pabst of Luzerne Village who resigned after four years. Curley, 38, led The Hendrick Hudson for eight years and worked there 18 years. he left in June after a ownership change and took over Crossroads Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Curley
120Th St
Hendricks Hudson
Airport Inn
Crossroads
Latham
Samuel Hinsdale
Culey
Daniel Pabst
Luzerne Village
Mr. Curley
Idenrick Hudson
Unseasonably cool night in Troy Area
The U S Weather Bureau reports temperatures fell to 49 degrees at midnight with a high of 60 degrees during the day. A sunny afternoon is expected with highs around 65 to 70 while tonight will be fair with a low near 50 and tomorrow trending generally fair in the 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Franklin
Charles Baldge
Latham Group
Burlington
James Colbert
Green Island
Grandma’s Coffee
White Eagle Bakeries
Trny
Burg
Albany Alto
Hayner's Store
Mechanicville
Boy Scout
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Cpl
Arthur Wills
Military Order of the Purple Heart
William Filarecki
Edward Clements
James Groome
Auxiliary
William Fyvie
Neil Larkin
William Blair
John Kennedy
Fred Mulholland
Eiven
Elect Grange
Saartoga Springs
Thelma Nailor
Curley
Railroad & Steamship Food Outlet
Broadway
17Th ST
Hunt
Pasti
U.S
Long Island Limited
Motorola
19Th St
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