Pageants to mark lodge sesquicentennial anniversary
Apollo Lodge 13 and F. and A. M. will stage pageants at the Masonic Temple during the year to observe the lodges sesquicentennial. Paul Hickes directs the pageants to recount 15 years of meetings. aerial beam celebration set for Oct 25 1958. Clarence J. Byam chairs the planning session at the Masonic Temple with Akon R Holmes and others outlining committees for banquet reception and tickets. The next general committee meeting is slated for November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Lavige
Paul Hickes
Masonic Temple
Clarence J. Byam
Apollo Lodze- Akon R. Holmes
Cor
Sean Bear
Commtte
Thel Grosberg
Cito
Ism
Frank St. Ames
Fred A. Richardson
Edwin B. Allen
France
Adwim Ross
Qed
George K. Reed
Pha
Sesquicontensiay Committee
Carl Duchats
Grand Lodge
Foe
School Lunches Discussed at Albany Conference
A conference on School Lunches for school officials will be held September 22 in Albany under the sponsorship of the Education Department Bureau of Home Economics. Sessions run 9 30 am to 3 30 pm addressing nutrition education programs and federal reimbursement details from the Production and Marketing Administration. Representatives from state and federal agencies will describe responsibilities and program management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Education de Partient
Bureau of Home Economica
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
Margaret Prentice
Exhelwyn Cornelius
Nemii Voegele
School Hirth
State ‘War Council
Aicchool
Sveaway Bus Route Extended to Hoosick Street
John J. Ahern announced United Traction Co would extend the Sveaway bus route from South Lake to Euclid and Rankin Avenues. The line will terminate at Hoosick Street then loop back to South Lake and Euclid before returning to South Lake Avenue and Hoosick Street. City officials attended Public Service Commission hearings on the proposal amid wartime resource concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveaway
Eitect
John J. Ahern
United Traction Co
South Lake
Euclid
Rankin Avenus
Hoosick Street
South Lake Avenue
Bexkin
Slayer Ahern
Public Service Commission
ODT
Troy Post Serves Stranded Soldiers at Union Station
A detoured group of soldiers stalled in Boston were hosted by the Troy American Legion at the Third Street post. Walter MacLaren, head of housing, arranged refreshments and facilities, sending Edward Bedrosi to escort the men to the post where Mr. MacLaren and his committee welcomed and cared for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Troy Union Station
Troy Post
American Legion
Third Street
Walter MacLaren
Edward Bedrosi
AacLaren
Mexican Workers in Ren Plan Holiday Celebration
Mexican laborers at New York Central Bay plan a Cinco de Mayo style celebration in Schenectady with hosts and events in their native language. A GE engineer acting as interpreter helped arrange the plans after informing church officials of the holiday observed as independence day mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Baie and
Plan T0
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Miguel Hidalgo Y Costilla
Army Discharges Troy Area Soldiers
Several Troy and Troy Area servicemen were honorably discharged from Fort Dix Separation Center. Names include John F. Doles Edward W. Holland Sidney Kankowitz John G. Mullholland L. Deas V Shanahan Paul F. Brown and others from Cohoes Wolcott Waterford Glens Falls Rensselaer Saratoga Springs Ballston Spa and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Troy Area
Army
Fort Dix
John F. Doles
Edward W. Holland
Sidney Kankowitz
John G. Muiholland
Schaghticoke
Carl K Themes
Greenwich
Eugene C
Seation
Ballston, Spa
John J. , de Vecceio
Phillip G. Wincheil
Saratoga Springs
Brunswick PTA Holds Installation At McKinley School
The Brunswick PTA installed officers for the coming term at McKinley School on Monday night. New officers include President Mrs. Benjamin Marsheno and Vice President Mrs. Harold Grey, with chairs for secretary treasurer music and more. The meeting adjourned with plans for the next session on October 8 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See“San
Center Brunswick
Par‘ent-Teacher Association
McKinley School
Benjamin Marsheno
Harold Grey
Vincent Iannacito
Walter VanDeCar
Charles Hill
Iheimman
Willem Bode
Freeman Bonesteel
Ways and Means
Merris
Edward Wachter Leads Tray Superintendent Recreation Push
Edward A Wachter serves as superintendent of recreation after a peak in roles at Fetios of Washington Latz Fe, guiding community programs and overseeing local leisure initiatives with an emphasis on youth engagement and facility planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Wachter
Washington
County Court Recesses To Monday
Rensselaer County Court adjourned session with no trials set as Judge Herbert D. Hamer recessed to 10 a.m. Monday to handle indictments prepared by District Attorney Earle J. Wiles. The district attorney expects grand jury work to finish early next week and a new grand jury for the next Supreme Court term to convene Oct 3. juror lists will be drawn tomorrow by County Clerk Lawrence J. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Herbert D. Hamm Ber
Hamer
Earle J. Wiles
Wiler
Grand Jury
Hanen
Supreme Court
Reusserger County
William HL Murray
Lawrence J. Collins
Poole Heads Rensselaer County Salon Eight and Forty
Mrs Cathryn Poole was elected chapeau at the annual meeting of Rensselaer County Salon Eight and Forty of the American Legion Auxiliary. Officers elected include Mrs Ants LaValley la demi chapeau Mrs Ethel Van Buren le demi deuxteme Mrs Elizabeth Hyland la caissiere and others with Miss Messick serving as lou monier and Mrs Helen Molaysky pesSuerintandante. Delegates Messick and Mrs Nina Wy mah. aftermates Hyland and Van Buren. A dinner for retiring le petit chapeau will be held October 1 at The Hendrick Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn Poole
Chapeau
Rensselaer County
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Noble Callahan
Dora Messick
Ants LaValley
la Demi Chapeau
Ethel van Buren
le Demi Deuxteme
Elizabeth Hyland
la Caissiere
Sirs
Lillian Brown
la Concierge
Ruth’ Simonson
Yarchiviste
Messick
Lau Monier
Helen Molaysky
Mae Hennessey
New York
Lirs
Nina Wymah
Hyland
van Buren
Troy Man Held for Grand Jury Action
Karl Koeti, 38, of Park Avenue, waived action of the grand jury before Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court yesterday and was arraigned on a serious statutory charge. He was committed to jail after arrest Tuesday by the Detective Bureau night squad. County Detective Timothy L. Collins investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Koeti
Park! “Avenue
James F. Byron
Troy
Koch
Frederick Ebbot
Lord Polite
John J. Noonan
Detective Bureau
Timothy L. Collins
Troy Flyer Wins Four Decorations
William G. Murray aviation chief retiree of the Navy Air Corps returns from the Pacific with four decorations for service with Task Forces 38 and 58 in strikes against Japan. He received the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal and two Gold Stars. Murray served as radioman gunner on patrol torpedo planes and carrier-based squadrons including the Carrier Ranger and later the Casablanca. He is aWWII veteran with a long service record including escort to convoys to Africa and Guadalcanal and later assignment with Task Forces 28 and 58. His wife Loretta Hannagan is mentioned. He is stationed at Oakland Air Base and enlisted in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Murray
Irmen
Navy Air Corps
Pacific
Sane
J. 3
McCain
Adios
Mark A Minscher
Admiral McCain
Tokyo Bay
Japan
Volcano Islands
Nansei Shore
Murrey
Mitscher
Nansei
Murray
Iss Loretta Hannagan
William Murray
Stow Avenue
Oakland Air Base
Caribbean
Caribér Ranger
Long Iealand
Pines
Behoo
Iaircraft
Card
Sma Ping
Atlantic
Murrray
Cara
Africa
Guadalcanal
Two Theft Incidents Reported by Police
Detectives received reports of two thefts. A burglar carted plumbing fixtures including lead pipe and faucets from Antoinette Colev Vicchio at 566 River Street. In a separate incident George La Bell of 35a Jackson Street reported a car break in with a camera film and two pairs of sunglasses stolen from the glove compartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Colev Vicchio
River Street
Detective Bureau
George la Bell
Jackson Street
War Department to List Liberated POWs from Japanese Camps
War Department and Red Cross will publish the names and families of liberated men held as prisoners of war. The notice mentions several U S servicemen, including Harry W. Seifert Jr of Waterford Pennsylvania Jacob Jacobs of 14 Second Street and Cpl Frederick Slown of 145 Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War “Department
Red Cross
Pfe
Harry W. Seifert, Jr
Waterford
Pyr
Jacob & Jacobs
Second Street
Cpl
Frederick Slown
Bus Service Scheduled For Blume Post Outing
Special busses will supplement regular transport to Sharpe's Grove on Sunday for Leo H L Blume Fest 1 manors and friends. Outing times include 7 pm, 2 pm to grave, 19 40 am and 12 20 pm. Return trips at 1 30, 5 pm, 1 49 pm and 11 46 pm. Three new members joined Richard Phillips Lawrence Burke and George Tirk. Edward Holland and Joseph Wida were obligated into the post. The post plans to visit a veterans hospital and present 2 wheel chair at next meeting chaired by William Hauser. Lone of Arderican Legion Bugle and Drum Corps to perform at 2 pm with Heenan directing and William Lutz as drum major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe's Grove
Leo HL Blume Fest
Iapo
Spm
iHannisy Hall
Richard Phillips
Lawrence Burke
George Tirk
Edward Holland
Joseph Widai
Veterans’ Hospital
Wiliam Hauser
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Ceria
Ples Store
Helen Powell Smith
Arthur White
Hoosick Falls
St. Paul's
Church Hall
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
Syeaway
River Stre
Adderess Lodge
Troy Man
Troy Flyer
St Ierworth
Fred
War Department
Avenue and
Pic
Maurice Chartog
Centerview
Rhea
Crusstorm
Armstrong
Quaker
Steiner
Congress St
Sevond
Third Ate
Lisoleem
Blume Post
Pakare
Notie Cellarian Squadron
Arderican
Legion Bugie
Heenan
Re Corps
William Lutz
Chazze
Ely
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Siena College
Loudonville, N. Y
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