Former Schaghiicoke Girl Wins Tomas J. Watson Scholarship
Misa Nancy Ryder, a Schaghicoke alumna and pianist, receives a two year scholarship at the Institute of Musical Art of Jul Bard Foundation in New York. The Tomas J. Watson Scholarship backs her training. Ryder has taught piano under Prof. Frank Fronter, director of music at Russell Sase College.
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Misa Nancy. Ryder
Treay of
Schaghicoke
Institute of Musical Art
Jul
Bard Foundation
New York
Tomas ‘J. Watson
Biss Ryders
Frank Fronter
Russell Sase College
Missionary Society meeting at Second Baptist Church
A Tuesday program at the Second Baptist Church in Stillwater featured readings by Mildred Hayner and Hah Kellox, with Mrs. Bee Farrington in charge. Newly elected president Essen Dean presided, reports were given, and the mite boxes were to be opened in October, December, and April. A union prayer service was planned for tonight at 7:30 at the Methodist Church.
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Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church
Eden’ Desa
Mr. Holloway
Beesie Farrington
Miiss Mildred Hayner
Hah Kellox
Neering
Tay
Gertrude Ferrington
Miss Farrington
Missy Mildred Kapner
Eten
Mra Bexn
Schenectady
White Cross
Frank Whierof
Leonard Kellogg
Frank Coogs
Dev Mg
Lyemes W. Sach
Ways and Means
Associatios
A. E F
North End
Jack Canay
Charles Pitson
Thomas Kinisky
West End
Earl Crandal
Richard Latio
South End
Earl Antleck
Richard Sherman
Lake Street
Wiliam Talmadge
Joan Ford
Jay VanVranken
Gerald Brewster
Chester Canay
Three freed after tavern disturbance charges dropped
Three Schenectady area residents faced assault and petit larceny charges following a tavern disturbance on Altamont Avenue in Rotterdam. John Daley and Charles Konessi were discharged after a Tuesday hearing. Marjorie Enithrop was released on bail. Stephen Campano remains free on 250 bail pending today’s hearing.
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Schenectedy
Altamont Avenue
Rotterdam
John Daley
Waterglist
Charles Konesss
Troy
Charles G'Konski
Marjorie Eniethrop
Edinburg
Eniethrop
Stephen Campano
Schenectady
Family returns to Springfield after mother's death
Mr and Mrs Carl Alexander return to Springfield New Jersey following the death of his mother Mrs Catherine Alexander.
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Carl Alexander
Springfield
N. J
Catherine Alexander
Unclear OCR item with fragmented data
Fragmentary text mentions entities and numbers but lacks a coherent event or clear subjects. No decisive actions or outcomes are readable to summarize into a factual news card.
Citizenship Fee Raised to Eleven Dollars
The article notes a Senate amendment to raise total naturalization fees to 11 dollars, payable to the naturalization court clerk, pending presidential approval. It cites prior fees and mentions a certificate filed by Emil H, showing a name at 25 Jefferson Street and an address change.
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Beck Lawrence J. Collins
Ted States Senate
Naturalization Court
New Law Ceneals
Cassins
Aled
1Clerk
Emil Hugh
Jeferson Street
Air Raid Wardens Plan Club Meeting In City
The Air Raid Wardens announce a committee chaired by an unnamed leader with assistants Chades and Jota Hansen. A clanster style gathering is planned for 6 20 p.m. outlining wardens duties and local areas. A Home Bureau meeting is also noted at Lansing Theater with plans announced for September events.
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Chades
Jota Hansen
Weaver
Conray
Lath
120Th
Second Avenue
Home Bureau
Lansing
Satur
Wilson Shillenger
St. George Jones/ag
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FBI
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Troy, N.Y
Brutses Tere
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General ‘ Motor’ Cars
Lang Sport
Itar
Ponth
Beitnoar Alferies
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Serttung
Stillwater
Methodist Church
Floyd Shorter
Floyd, Jr
Charles J. Brads
Brads
Willian
HL Brads
Latham
S. W. Pitts Hose Co
Latham Community Association
S. W. Pitts Hose House
Herbert 5. Roberts
Calvary Methodist Church
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ace Savissete
Answee
Friics Fez
Eko Kee
WM. H. Frear & CO
Wynantskill
Fuller
Frears
Brittany
Strocks
Efrears
Siroack
Fleor
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