Stolen rowboat on Hudson River at foot of 113th Street
In Cohoes Louis Longtin reports a rowboat anchored on the Hudson River at the foot of 113th Street was stolen sometime Saturday. The owner filed the report with Cohoes police Saturday night. The notice lists numerous obituaries and notices from local residents with funeral details through September 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
113Th Street
Louis Longtin
Congress Street
Cohoes
Lhenna
Thousands See Display Of Weapons In War Bond Drive
More than 10 000 Trojans packed Third Street between State and Congress to view a military equipment display by War Bond agencies. Jeeps a tank a 75 mm gun and other vehicles lit by searchlights drew crowds as bands played and sales of bonds and stamps began briskly under local organizers led by Mrs. Henry Gallien Jr and Mrs. William J. McEniry with Red Cross and Legion Auxiliary volunteers aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
State
Congress Streets
War Bond
Watervliet Arsenal
Lansingburg
Nobie Callahan
Kirkpatrick
W. Frank Leversee
William Birkby
John B. Prout
Henry Gallien, Jr
William J. McEniry
American Legion Auxiiliary
Army and Navy
Waion
William H. Flanigan
Watervliet
George Shako
New Guinea
OCD G
George Miller
Vivian Wulf
Frank L. Miller
Catherine Sullivan
Edward L. O'Brien
Sol Boxer
Phillip E. Kahn
Loretta Ten Eyck
Mary K. Ten Eyck
Mabel Milhan
Florence M. Titcomb
Former Actress Anna St. Martin Dies in Troy
Anna St. Martin known as Jessie Lansing on stage, a Lansingburg resident and St. Augustine's Church member, died Saturday at 645 First Avenue after a long illness. Widow of Clement St. Martin, she debuted with Frank Mayo in Two or Three Musketeers and later performed in The Corner Store and The Old Homestead vaudeville act. Daughter Katherine St. Martin survives. funeral at William A. Toohey Funeral Home and St. Augustine's Church with a 9:30 am requiem mass. Interment in St. John's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
North Greenbush
Charles L. Becker
Alice J. Robbins
Mary Jane Bryner
Brs
Cora Spies
Thomas & Muller Purneral
West Sand Lake
de Freestville
Conway
U. S. Marine
Louis Grandchamp
Lea Grandchamp
Maurice Nadeau
Lina Flavin
Cohoes
Oakwood Cemetery
Hanft
George Hanft
Emma Sinchaf
Matilda
Martha
Mary Hanft
C. J. Cole
Second Street
Henry P. Vieth
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
St. Bernard's Church
St. Agnes
Kehn
Fifth Avenue
Gertha M. Kehn
Jonas
Johanna Kehn
George T. Bestie
York City
Jessie J. Burns
George H. Kehn
Kelfoile
Tenth Street
Edward Kilfoyle
Nora Daley
William H. Filfoile
Elizabeth Buckle
Frank
Joseph
Harry Kilfoyle
St. Peter's Church
Albert St. Pierre
Lewiston
Pierre Morin
Canada
Odillon Gagnon
Pawtucket
Elizabeth C. Doyle
Jonn
Murray
M. Evangelista
Order of the Sisters of J. Joseph
Cottage St
St. Michael's Church
St. Josephs
Sowers
St, Martin
First Avenue
North
Anna McLoughlin
Clement St. Martin
Katherine St. Martin
William A. Toohey
St Augustines Church
St. Johns Cemetery
Thayer
the Leonard Hospital
Marion Thayer
Fonda
River St
Mt. Ida
VAN _ALSTENE
Jacob Street
Troy
Alice van Alstyne
Imate
William L. van Alstyne
Cassinia Lester Johnson
J. Leland Hodgkins
Bryceneral Home
Anna St. Martin
Jessie Lansing
St. John's Cemetery
Seaplane Overturns Hurting Two Saratoga Flyers
Two Saratoga Springs men suffered cuts and bruises when their seaplane overturned during a landing on Saratoga Lake at 6 45 p m yesterday Pilot John Hays 26 of 170 Beekman Street and passenger Charles Lasher also of 170 Beekman Street escaped by clinging to the craft before rescue by Louis Beverly a local boat dock owner They were treated at the Beverly home and later driven home by state troopers Edward P Conway and Edward Halohean The aircraft moored at Round Lake Flying School is owned by Lasher Charles Lenz of Saratoga Springs and William Pelton also of Saratoga Springs now in the armed services and will be towed to the Beverly dock for reconversion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Lake
John Hays
Beekman Street
Charles Lasher
Hays
Spa Barracks
Lasher
Louis Beverly
Beverly
Edward P. Conway
Edward J. Halohean
Round Lake Flying School
Charles Lenz
William Pelton
Armed Services
Beverly Dock
Gasoline allotments authorized for reorganized school routes
The Office of Defense Transportation grants temporary gas for school buses in districts failing to file or reorganize under the policy. Certificates of war necessity fix bus operation miles and fuel. gas allocations will be issued quarterly once districts comply. About 20 percent of mileage has been cut through route changes with broad national educational support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
Joseph B. Eastman
ODT
National Educational Association
National Council of Parents and Teachers
National Council of Chief State School Officers
United States Office of Education
Hudson Falls Sailor Injured in Blast at Base
Hudson Falls sailor Guy P. Dupell son of Patrick Dupell of 23 Parry Street is in the base hospital at Norfolk Virginia Air Station with lacerations and bruises from the explosion at the base Friday. The blast killed 25 and injured 250. His brother Seaman Eugene Dupell is at Fort Pierce Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Falls
Guy P. Dupell
Patrick Dupell
Parry Street
Norfolk, Va
Navy Department
Dupell
Young Dupell
Hudson Falls High
Sampson Station
Seaman
Eugene Dupell
Fort Pierce
Fla
Prayers for Peace Tuesday Services at St Anthony's
Rev Roger Imperiale announced Tuesday prayers at St Anthony's Church include a 730 AM mass and a 730 AM novena every Tuesday. The announcement followed a meeting of the Third Order of St Francis Italian branch at the church. Mrs Michael Manno was named spaghetti dinner chair with Mrs Nicholas Colasessano as co chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthonys Church
Roger Imperiale
O.F.M
Roger
Third Order of St. Francis
St. Anthony’s Church
Michael Manno
St. Anthony's Church
Nicholas Colasessano
Y M C A Staff Picnic at Matthews Home
The Troy Y M C A general staff enjoyed a Saturday picnic at Mr and Mrs Frank Matthews on Vandenberg Avenue. Matthews, building superintendent at the Y, hosted. Activities began at 3 p.m. with games and outdoor fun followed by an outdoor supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy YM. C. A
Frank Matthews
Vandenberg Avenue
Matthews
St Joseph's Center Young Men Plan for New Season
The Young Men's Division of St Joseph's Community Center will meet tonight to map plans for the coming season. A summer program at the center playground on Monroe and Fourth Streets drew about sixty participants daily for softball volleyball basketball and handicrafts. A summer dance for center women and a season end Sports Prom capped the activities. Directors Leo Malone crafts Charles Moak dancing and socials and Jack Lowrey competitive sports led the playground operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Community Center
Center Playground
Monroe
Fourth Streets
Leo Malone
Charles Moak
Jack Lowrey
Auto Crashes Into Tree Injuring Spa Guests
Two people were injured about 7 a.m. Saturday when the car of Dr. F. J. Resseguie left the road near Ash Grove Farms on Church Street in Saratoga Springs and struck a tree. Driver Roy Mandigold received treatment for a possible right shoulder fracture and forehead lacerations. His mother-in-law Mrs Anna Sekel sustained a right hip injury. Both declined further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Resseguie
Saratoga Springs
Ash Grove Farms
Church Street
Saratoga
Springs
Roy Mandigold
Nelson Avenue
Reasesuie
Mandigold
Anna Sekel
Corinth
Ballston Man Aboard Lost Destroyer Rowan Sunk off Salerno
Mrs. Joseph W. King of Ballston Spa awaits word from the Navy on the fate of her son Joseph W. King Jr a crew member of the destroyer Rowan sunk off the Italian coast on September 11 by an underwater explosion two days before the Salerno landings. He was the son of the late Joseph W. King former Ballston Spa supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. King
West North Street
Ballston Spa
Navy
Joseph W. King, Jr
Rowan
Italy
Navy Department
Salerno
Young King
Greenwich Officer Reported Prisoner of War in Romania
Lieut. Arthur W. W. Thompson of Greenwich, long listed as missing in action, is reported prisoner of war in Romania. His wife, Mrs. Arthur W. Thompson of Greenwich, was informed by the War Department that he is recovering from wounds with no additional details provided. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson of Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W.W. Thompson
Greenwich
Rumania
Arthur W. Thompson
War Department
Thompson
W. A. Thompson
Reception for new principal at Powers School
Parents of Powers School pupils are invited to an informal reception after the PTA business meeting with principal Maurice Friot and Mrs. Friot, at 8 p.m. today. The school opens at 7:30 p.m. for visits to the students’ rooms, and a full attendance is urged for this first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers School
MauriceFriot
Postmasters to Hold New York Chapter Convention in Troy
Members of the New York State Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters voted to meet in Troy next June. Postmaster Frank M. Collins invited the convention, and urged joining with the New York State Branch of the Postal Supervisors. Attendees included officers Edward M. Rice and W Frank Baltes, and many postmasters from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
National Association of Postmasters
Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Frank M. Collins
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Edward M. Rice
Freeport
S. 1
W. Frank Baltes
Tonawanda
Chester A. Miller
Oneonta
Thomas Conroy
Port Jervis
William T. Burns
Whitehall
Katherine Noritz
Lowville
James J. Mardaly
Pleasantdale
Charles S. Laurel
Sag Harbor
Austin A. Crary
East Rockaway
John J
Diffly
Chester
Harold T. Hubba
Samaritan Nursing School Class Graduates at Dinner Dance
Graduates of Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing were honored at a dinner dance in The Hendrick Hudson hosted by the Alumnae Association. The event marked the Class of 1918’s twenty-fifth anniversary with Mrs. Helen L. Warren and Mrs. Beatrice Kennedy presenting congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Hendrick Hudson
Helen L. Warren
Beatrice Kennedy
Agneau
Bertha Rothermel
Horseroom Operators Fined After County Raids
Three horseroom operators in Whitehall and Granville were fined 25 dollars each after raids by Sheriff Luke Sheldon and state police Saturday night. Whitehall operators Owen and Samuel Williams pleaded guilty and paid 25 dollars. Granville operator Joseph Ross faced arraignment. employee Joseph D Amelio was fined 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Granville
Luke Sheldon
Washington County
South Glens Falls
Justice of the Peace
C. H. McKee
Owen
Samuel Williams
Joseph Ross
Silas Everts
Joseph D'Amelio
Ross Place
Central District Tax Collections Schedule Shifts Across Hamlets
Charles Raver, tax collector for the central school district of Sand Lake Poestenkill, begins tax collection tomorrow. Appointments span Miller's Corners 10 am to noon and Snyder's Corners Binks restaurant 2 pm to 5 pm. Weitere stops include West Sand Lake Ryemillers 9 am to 3 pm September 30 Averill Park Karl's 9 am to 5 pm to October 7 West Stephen Jessie Snow 1 to 3 pm October 12 Sand Lake Nash's 9 to 10:30 am then Minard Link 5 pm and October 14 West Sand Lake Ryemilier 2 to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raver
Central School
Sand Lake
Poestenkill
Miller’s Corners
Snyder's Corners
Binks
West Sand Lake
Ryemillers
Averill Park
Karl
West Stephen
Jessie Snow
Nash's
Minard Link
Ryemilier's
Moving Van Fee Controls Set Ahead of Oct 1 Move
Regional OPA office tightens moving van price rules as Oct 1 moves approach. Lester W. Herzog, area director, says no requests for rate increases filed yet and any rush boost would be illegal. Fees must stay at the Sept 15, 1942 level unless approved on thirty days notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Lester W. Herzog
Herzog
Hts
Alluce Recorus
Church Marks Centennial at Cambridge First Baptist
The First Baptist Church of Cambridge marked its 100th anniversary with a morning history read by Miss Florence Cul and special music. Forty year plus members received recognition. Rev. C Burton Jones preached on Presainx On. Rev. P H McDowell spoke in the evening. Union activities with Center White Creek Baptist Church, sermons by guest speakers, and a church family dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Cambridge
Florence Cul
C. Burton Jones
Paul White
White Creek Bap
P. H. McDowell
D.D
Glens Falls
Center World Parish
Center White Creek
Dewey Urges Extra Pulpwood Cut By Farmers
Governor Dewey asks farmers and wood cutters to devote at least three additional days this fall to pulpwood harvesting. He stresses its wartime importance for smokeless powder, shell containers, food and ammunition packaging, blood plasma, rayon, parachutes, and other materials. He notes a shortage exceeding 2.5 million cords against a 13 million cord target for 1943 and commends newspapers for supporting the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Axi
Ida Place Man, 82, Severely Hurt by Auto
John Gillie, 82, of Ida Place, was severely hurt Saturday night when struck at Congress and Fifteenth Streets by a car driven by John E. Spickler, 2417 Sixth Avenue. Gillie was reported in fairly good condition at Samaritan Hospital with a possible fractured skull and bruises. Spickler said he was driving west on Congress Street when Gillie stepped into the car at Fifteenth Street. Gillie was taken to Samaritan Hospital in Spickler’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gillie
Ida Place
Congress
Fifteenth Streets
John E. Spickler
Sixth Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Spickler
Congress Street
Gillie
Fifteenth Street
Democrats Schedule Meetings for Workers Troy Ward Meetings Announced
Daniel E. Conway campaign manager announced a ward by ward schedule for Democratic workers in Troy. Meetings span September with sessions in First through Seventeenth Wards across Sept 22 to Oct 15, listing ward groupings and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party Workers
Troy
Daniel E. Conway
Coal Handlers Frozen in Jobs By WMC Decree
Coal distribution in Troy and nearby areas is designated essential with workers frozen to their posts to assure deliveries. A. J. McGinty of the War Manpower Commission announced the measure following a Labor Management Committee recommendation. The order requires a statement of availability for any employee seeking other work, and firms must sign certificates showing compliance with wage, delivery, and work-week standards before the freeze takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMC
Troy
A. J. McGinty
War Manpower Commission
Area War Manpower Commission Labor Management Committee
Spe
Cial
United States Employment Service
Troy Pilot Downs Nazi Plane in North Africa Victory
Troy fighter pilot Lieut Hormats earns his second credited victory in North Africa after engaging a Junkers 38 twin engine fighter. He reportedly left formation to return home when he spotted the enemy and shot it down in flames. Parents received word of the win with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merentin | Hoimats
Troy
Noth
Throuzn
Hormats
Ter
Joseph Hormets
Hormais
Aastol
Boston
Ian
Hazmats
Flanes
Hormuts
Kearney Opposes Drafting Fathers for War Service
Congressman Kearney of the 30th York District declares opposition to drafting fathers for World War I service. He argues it would break up homes and burden wives and children with government support, stressing the need for convincing public support before any such legislation. He notes his war service with the AEF informs his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flecold Newspapers
Washington
War and Navy
Bearney
30Th York
Dedi
Kearney
Kear
Deputy Begins Official Visits Across Lodges in Region
Arthur W. Morton, newly appointed district deputy supreme monarchos of the Ancient Mystic Order of Samaritans, launches a tour starting with a visit to Fayuom Sanctorum in Schenectady. His schedule includes Diamond Rock Hall events and officer nominations and installations through Oct. 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Morton
Order of Samaritans
Fayuom Sanctorum
Schenectady
Adaran Sanctorum
Diamond Rock Hall
Diamond Rock Lodge
TE D. 0. F
Fred Hunziker
Troy Encarpment
Hudson Valley Lodge
112Th Street Temple
Albia Lodge
Albbia Temple
Athenian Lodge
Joy Union Rebekah Lodge
Young's Hall
Waterford Woman Receives $2405 From Estate
Grace M. Aker of Waterford RD 2 is awarded 2405.66 from the net estate of Grace B. Pascal widow of Eugene Pascal who died February 17, 1942. The executrix Althea R. Washington of Rexford reports total estate value around 10,404.03 with realty at Clifton and cash and shares including Continental Motors International Telephone Long Island Lighting and General Motors among assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace B. Pascal
Eugene Pascal
Grace M. Aker
R. D
Waterford
Gates
Francis D McGarey
Althea R. Wshington
Rexford
Consti Ealty
Monroe
Cliftonamoca
Continental Motors
Internation, Telephone & Telegraph Co
Long Island Lighting Co
Hecker Produc Ton Corp
General Motors
Sever
S321
Two Corp of
Amerca
Iagot Sevransfer Red Alnea R
Resignation of Salem Ration Official Robert Wilson
Unclear readable text shows Robert Wilson of Salem resigns from a ration board. Mentions Robert E. Wi on and Javon Satem with post effective date and Greenwich successor. Details are fragmented and uncertain in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Salem
Robert E. Wion
Javon Satem
Tae
Greenwich
Greenan Board
Yawn Dislocates Jaw Sends Woman to Hospital
Mrs. Florence White of 2708 Fifth Avenue suffered a jaw dislocation while yawning yesterday. A police call led Sergt. George Preston and Officer Joseph Detkowski to transport her to Troy Hospital where Dr. Alfred T Purificato realigned the jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence White
Fifth Avenue
Central
George Preston
Joseph Detkowski
Troy Hospital
Alfred T Purificato
Killing Frost Hits Rensselaer County Weekend
A weekend frost event in Rensselaer County sent temperatures down to 37 and 39 degrees, with record lows on Saturday and mild relief Sunday. The cold affected tomatoes cucumbers and corn in exposed areas while underground crops fared better, aided by fog in valleys and low spots. County agent Elton K. Hanks noted damage in uplands and mountain areas, and officials reported no new record lows. Temperatures later rose to the mid 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Bill
Th County
Elton K. Hanks
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Doctors Will Meet at Spa for 37th District Medical Session
The Saratoga County Medical Society hosts the 37th annual meeting of the fourth district of the Medical Society of New York at Newman's Lake House for an all day session Thursday. Dr. Harold A. Peck and Dr. Frank Finney lead the district with other officers. Activities begin at 2 pm with discussions on wartime medicine and surgery. An annual dinner at 6:30 pm features remarks by Dr. Thomas A. McGoldrick and a film by Dr. G Scott Towne on Alaskan big game hunting. The Saratoga County Auxiliary hosts wives. Col. A. J. Canning discusses treatment of war injuries. Dr. Bret Ratner and Dr. Stanley Levenson present burns research including the Cocoanut Grove fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County Medical Society
Medical Society of
State of New York
Newman's Lake House
Harold A. Peck
Glens Falls
Frank Finney
Malone
Denver M. Vickers
Cambridge
F. Leslie Sullivan
Scotia
Thomas A. McGoldricks
The
State Medical Society
G. Scott Towne
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County Auxiliary
Col
A. J. Canning
Army Medical Corps
Schofield Barracks
Pearl Harbor
Bret Ratner
New York University College of Medicine
Sea View Hospital
Chi
Bellevue Ho
Edward A. Cooney
Stanley Levenson
Troy Library Exhibits New Books on Display
The Troy Public Library adds several new titles to its shelves and places a display of recent releases. Highlights include works by Benet, Eckert, and a range of histories and novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Library
Conoes Man On List In State Civil Service Exam
Wuhan Perrault of Conoes placed seventh with 85.7 percent in the State Civil Service examination for administrative supervisor of records in the Department of Unemployment Insurance. Perrault was among seven who qualified. Francis Disney of Albany led with 9.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuhan Perrault
Conoes
State Civil Service
Department of Unemployment Insurance
Perrault
Francis Disney
Albany
Man Burned Fighting Garage Fire
A garage fire injured 43 year old Sature day night. Ire A Gowey of 894 A Seventh Avenue suffered second degree burns on hands and scalp and facial burns with smoke inhalation. He was taken to Leonard Hospital in fair condition by a radio car. Police and two Lan singbug girls assisted at the scene. The truck and car were insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gowey
Seventh Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Gowey
Leonard Hearpital
Carseph Schultz
Gara
Bub
Cara
R P L Offers To Train War Workers
R P L announces training programs for war workers designed to offset skilled labor shortages caused by the draft. Courses include metallurgy tool design blueprint reading electronics and foremanship, offered through US Office of Education and State Education. Registration continues through Thursday at Sage Building Room 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polytechnic Institute
Dir
Ins School
Wiltse
Sage
United States Office of Education
State Department of Education
Youth in Hospital After Cambridge Crash
Zacchie Dugo J seventeen of Sorth Adams Mass is in Mary McLellan Hospital with a brain concussion after a car he was driving left North Park Street Cambridge overturned three times and lodged against a tree. Two others Benjamin Bett and Adam Mossie of North Adams were thrown clear with minor bruises. The men were en route home from Lake Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugo J
Zacchie
Sorth Adams
Mass
Mary McLellan Hospital
North Park Street
Cambridge
Benjamin F. Bett
Adam Mossie
North Adams
Lake Lauderdale
Cohoes Man’s Stolen Car Found Abandoned
Alfred La Marche, a Cohoes newsdealer, had his car stolen Saturday morning near Broadway and Fifth Avenue. It was found abandoned at Carroll Halt off Lexington Avenue, shortly after Pa Bills and William Ryan of the First Precinct reported the scene. La Marche said he saw a soldier and a civilian acting suspiciously near his car as he entered a Broadway store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Alfred la Marche
Cohoes Newsdealer
Carroll Halt
Lexington Avenue
Shorty
Pa Bills
Wiliam Ryan
First Precinct
la Marche
Army Officer Promoted in Troy Area
War Department announces temporary promotions and orders. Michael Chiak from Box 3 Valley is named from second to lieutenant, First Lieutenant De Mauro, mechanic, also listed among Troy area personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
War Department
Michael? Chaiak
Valley
de Mauro
Court for Marcaret Arar Thur ai the 58 Thad Staillmer will
Court records show a pending matter involving Thad Staillmer dated the 58th. The note references a local court in Marcaret with details limited by the fragmentary OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcaret
Arar Thur
Thad Staillmer
Bored To Meet Sentence Fragment Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes an imminent meeting with unclear scope. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, leaving the main action as a vague reference to a postponed or uncertain gathering.
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N. Y
Yroat
Beauchea
Edna L. Beauchea
Brower
Audna Walnce Brower
Anngrann
Rootes
Sept
Corp
Joseph A. Rowe
Joseph A., Jr
Roge Greaves
Green Island
Gardner Earl
Jacob FE. Alexander
Eloise D. Augustine
Eivind Hansen
Ella J. Whallon
William Hoffman
varapeRrn Aleiye
St. Joseph’s Center
Spa
Ballston Man
iTo
Central District
Japan
Ecksea
Graehner
Treauty
Malcolm Weheeler-Nicholson
Fictuin Brave Enterprise
Linas
Chines Red
Richard
Burse
Centenna
Idelipring Friekht
Witham Mater
Katherine Christian
Walpole
Lanne
Torch
Presi
Mid-Town
Social
Chasan
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