Waterford-Halfmoon School Parent Teacher Association Meets
The Waterford-Halfmoon PTA held its fall meeting at Mrs Percy Willetts home. Plans were made for a card party and barn dance at the school to raise funds for a milk and hot soup program for children. A Kingston trip was planned for Friday. Three new members joined, and a social and luncheon followed. The next meeting is Oct 9 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Terry’s home. The obituary for James A OConnor was read at a funeral service at Quandt Funeral Home and St Marys Church. Rev Francis O Hryan officiated. Music included Miss Margaret Holton at the organ and pallbearers listed.
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Waterford-Halfman
Percy Willets
Waterford-Mechan
Willetts
Pends
Dent
Arthur Vermelyen
Sirs
Mawthox Helis
Mery van Orden
Ttawas
Kingston Boiny
Charles Ruben
Tam
Mes
Arthur Clement
Leonard Wiletts
Gordon van Denburgh
Strits
Charles Kuhen
Charles Morse
Wilson’ ‘Terry
Terry
James A. O'Connor
Quandt Funeral
Broad Street
Bu Mary's Church
Francis & O'Hryan
Os.a
Community Notices From Local Church and Guild Activities
Interment for J Ormond Grady and George Wolf was at St Agnes Cemetery Menands. Charles J Brady Post American Legion conducted the ritual last eve. The World Wide Guild of the Gay plans a church meeting with Miss Eric Hancox presiding. A church party is set for today at 3 33 pm in the church chapel for the whole school detachment. Sunday School resumes next Sunday at 12 45 am with Creton Mer cue in charge. Rev Williams A Petry to begin a series of talks on Christ of the American Road at the Waterford Mert Church midweek service at 7. George Fiven has bought a home at 121 Saratoga Avenue. Sonic Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a fall season meeting at the Masonic Temple with Miss Juanita Frost and Milford E Frost presiding. Delegates to the Grand Chapter New York Oct 10 12 and 12 were approved. A social followed. Eleanor Van Hieeck and committee hosted the event.
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J Ormond ‘Grady
George Wolf
St Agnes
Menands
Charles J. Brady Post
American Legion
Eric Hancox
First Baptist Church
Seizoot
Creton Mercue
Williams A Petry
Waterford Mert
Wls.cs
George Fiven
Syron
Keene
Saratoga Avenue
Sonic
Order of the Eaurera Star
Masonic
Migs Juanita
Frost
Metros
Milford E Frost
Whipple PTA Plans Fall Meeting at School
The executive board met Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul De Leng to set plans for the fraternity fall meeting of Whipple School Parent Teacher Association. The first fall meeting is scheduled for Monday at 7 pm in the school.
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Whipple
Parent-Teacher Association of
Whipple School
Paul de
Piscitelli Auto Injury Case Settled Before Verdict
Trial in Rensselaer County Court before Judge Harry E. Cirton and a jury ended with a settlement. Frank Piscitelli sought 3000 dollars for damages after a March 3 incident when his son’s car was hit while he was alighting on Fifth Avenue between Ferry and Liberty Streets. Plaintiff’s attorney was Philip J. Cirille. defendant’s counsel was John J. Scully. Other cases mentioned included Anna Gorski vs Gerald Carpenter. The day calendar lists cases 471, 73, Bat 4 and 61.
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Rensselaer County
Harry E. Cirton
Oy Frank Piscitelli
Nicholas Riggione
Philip J. Cirille
Fifth Avenue
Ferry
Liberty Streets
John J. Scully
Yester
Anna Gorski
Gerald F. Carpenter
Tavlor &Taviorv
Draper & Bartle
Hoosick Falls Legion Elects Officers for Year
Hoosick Falls Four veterans of the present world cognet were elected to office in Hoosick Post American Legion Monday. Clarence Shelton and Louis Benkoski were named second and third vice commanders. Gail Noyes adjutant. Francis Fox sergeant at arms. Ivanom Arm strong returned to past commander. Ben Littman chaplain. Martin O Malley treasurer. Other officers include James A eres first vice commander and George Scott with Michael Dever as delegates. County Commander Joseph Fitzgerald spoke on Communist infiltration and the Legion’s plan to oppose it. A social session followed with refreshments. A contribution for the honor roll fund came from Mrs Cornelius Crowley. Legion cigarette for soldiers fund raised $180 locally. Miss Florence Albowicz, Eleanor Monehan, and Helen Hefferman were in New York City. Sergeant Bernard Levine, after 15 months in the Pacific, is home on a 30 day leave. Village Board meets. James S Scott reports a bid call from Fe and A. M. Construction Co. of Latham for $7147.80.
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Hoosick Post
American Legion
Clarence Shelon
Louis Benkoski
Gail Noyes
Francis Fox
Ivan Arm
Sirong
Ben Littman
Martin O'Malley
James A. Eres
George. Scott
Me. Dever
Armstrong
Michael Bartoszi
Rensselaer County
Joseph Fitzgerald
Adams
Averill Park
Sad
Pasi Comer
Frank Downey
Noble-Callahan Post
Troy
Fitzgerald
Poli
Cornelius Crowley
Florence Albowicz
Eleanor Monehan
Helen Hefferman
New York City
Steff Sergi
Bernerd Levine
Pacific Area
Edward Kennedy
East Hoosick
Thomas Walsh
Long Island City
Start Bowling Season Ahead for Alpha Beta League
Alpha Beta Bowling League begins its season on Wednesday September 20 at 7 p.m. Officers and captains meet at the president Mrs Lou Heath home 29 forr Street at 7 30 p m Tim tomotrave.
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Alpha Beta Bowling League
Gay
Lou Heath
Forr Street
Tim
Tomotrave
Submarine Gudgeon Missing Navy Says 1941 Built Vessel
The loss of the 1475 ton American submarine Gudgeon was announced by the Navy and described as the 29th U S undersea craft lost since the war began. Skipper Lieut Commander Robert A Bonin of Milwaukee was among the 65 crew. the sub held a presidential unit citation for sinking 19 Japanese ships and damaging three more. Built at Mare Island and commissioned April 28 1941, the vessel was 299 feet long with a three inch anti aircraft gun and ten 2 inch torpedo tubes.
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Washington City
Pacific
Navy
Robert A. Bonin
Milwaukee
Wis
Schuylerville Honors At-graduate Nurses And Cadet Events
Schuylerville residents praise Catherine Hamm grad of Zamatiten Hospital School of Nursing last week, daughter of Mrs. Mex Bann. Harold Squires of Fort Niagara Marine Police returns to camp with Miss Sadie Mestier of Rochester. School classes elect seniors and juniors to sports council and student leaders list includes Eileen Nevins, Mary Harris, and Robert O'Brien.
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Schuylerville
William Galushatofian
Grantsviller
George D. Saratoza
Ernes
Grangervile Mies
Catherine Hamm
Zamatiten Hospital School of Nursing
Mex Bann
Sergi
Harold Squires
Mary Police
Fort Agara
Grangerville
Fort
Local Social Notes From Greenwich and Nearby
Shushan Mrs Carrie Dwinnel of Greenwich visited Mr and Mrs William Ryan recently. Carsten Foster entertained several friends at the Foster ramp on Battenhill. The Grange held a farewell race for Stewart Brown who entered the service. Mr and Mrs Harry Borlon of Brooklyn were guests of Dr Harriet Hall and Miss Ribergh. Miss Florence Gilchrist returned to Philadelphia after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Gilchrist. Miss Dorothy Shields on vacation at home of her parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Shields Mr and Mrs Reuben Atall and daughter Anne Maris and John Jastali visiting their parents. Mr and Mrs Jacob have returned to New
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Carrie Dwinnel
Greenwich
Wiliam Ryan
Carsten Foster
Foster Ramp
Battenhill
The
Grange
Stewart Brown
Harry Dborlon
Brooklyn
Harriet Hall
Rhebergh
Florence Gilchrist
Philadelphia
Clifford Gilchrest
Dorothy Shields
Sehenertally
Robert Shields
Reuben Atall
Anne Maris
John Jastali
Ben
Jacob
New
Two Local Men Indicted in Albany County Grand Jury
Two area residents face charges after an Albany County grand jury handed up indictments. James Devise of 140 Ninth Street and John Eber of 228 Teird Street are named in theft and forgery counts. Devise allegedly stole 32 from Cecelia Gaunit of 02 Ten Broeck Street. Eber faces 17 counts of forgery and larceny tied to three accounts for bark cans. Both await trial on these indictments.
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Watervliet
Albeny County
Grand Io
James Devise
Ninth Street
John Eber
Davis
Cocmeston
Cecelia Gaunit
Ten Broeck Stree
Albany
Eigeric
Jorg
Forgery Allegations Tangle Local Names in Watervliet
A report notes that Elder was found to have altered two other names, Wizard Cramp of 31 Second Avenue Watervliet and Abe Gilerts of 212 Second Avenue Watervliet, with alleged forgeries involved.
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Ery, Elder
Wizard Cramp
Second Avenue
Watervliet
Abe Gilerts
WatervBes
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