Church Worker Ellin Hemstreet Dies At 84 In Mechanicville
Mrs Ellin Hemstreet 84 longtime Mechanicville resident and widow of Edwin K R Hemstreet died Friday at her daughter’s home 512 Spring Mechanicville after a short illness Born in Glasgow Scotland she was an active church member and a King Daughters unit member Surviving are a son two sisters a brother and several nieces and nephews Funeral service 2 pm today at 4 Spring St with Rev James R Stewart officiating Interment View Cemetery.
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Ellin Tomstreet
Allen Wilbur
Glasgow
Scotland
Mts
Hematiect
Mechanicville
Edwin KR. Honigstee
First Presby’terian
Memstreet
Wil
Har
Dle
H. Hemstreet Drool Sehnnee
Maynor
Mechanieville
Spring St
Amas R. Stewart
Loudonville
First Presbyterian
Vy Stewart
John
Wagar
Betty Fitson View Cemetery
Tmbdson Avenue
Shiwate
Lo Pruvi Libor & Supply Corepany
Mevhanieyilie
Worhol
Duan
Earl J. Manning
Stillwater
Post American Legion
Poler
Apatia
Bessie Carden
Jutin Noonandes
Michiel Molisny
St. Peter's Cenenary
Stilt Fork Ave
Merhhanieville
Fran Kinisky
Stillewater
Robert Mandevilie
Toward Wager
Rindge
N.t
Cathedral
the Pines
Friendly Circle
Methodist Church
Eleanor Stannard
George Barkley
Helen Gerlach
West Palm Beath
Fla
Philip Gerlach
Philip
Lake Worth
Allen A. Hayner
Gilead Lutheran Church
Alice Laustrup
John G. Scheertel
Christian Church College
Methodist Church Hall
Hoselt Milne
Carl O'Brian
Caroline ‘Trizeinski
Wven
Mary Button
Norma Wetcher
New York
United Nations
Joan Tarbox
Westvaco and union extend contract in Mechanicville
Westvaco plant in Mechanicville a mill of West Virginia Pidy and Paper Co and the United Papermakers and Paperworkers announce a mutual extension of bargaining terms. The two year contract with District 50 of the United Mineworkers expired Saturday. Local 670 formed after a bargaining shift and negotiations were to begin at a mutually convenient date.
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West Virginia
George N. Hoover
Mechanicville
Hooversid
RB. B. Pagginl
LPP
Dirsh Convenient Chain
District 50
United Mineworkers
District 5d
UPD
GPP
Centennial Schedule Planned for Me shanieville Celebration
Centennial committee adopts a seven day program beginning Sunday July 16 with a grand pageant produced by Mechanicville Centennial Inc. at Fuslaria Ohio. Harold J Sheehan chairs meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. the 1958 committee also names directors and agrees on a budget to support the celebration and incorporation papers to be filed in Albany.
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Jaly
Meshanieville
An Agredy
Chinsen Ax
Mechanicvite Centennial, Inc
Albany
Harold J. Sheehan
Chamber of Comments
Fehn
Rogers
Intemala
Fuslaria
Ohio
Fellowship Club at Mechanicville Methodist Church
The Fellowship Club of Mechanicville Methodist Church meets today at the church. Mr and Mrs Richard A Wellman and Mr and Mrs Bishop will be in charge.
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Pitst Methodist Church
Mechanicville
Richard A. Wellman
Bishop Will
Dividend Declared by Westyaco in New York Meeting
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co announced a regular quarterly dividend of 102k dollars per share on the four percent cumulative preferred. Directors met in New York City Wednesday afternoon to set payable date. Dividend payable November 14 15 to stockholders of record November 3.
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West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
New York City
Funeral Held for Mrs Miller Minister's Wife in Glens Falls
The funeral for Mrs Luella Miller wife of Rev Gasslus Miller former district superintendent of Troy and Albany Methodist districts was held at 2 pm Friday at Christ Church Methodist Glens Falls. Rev Harold Griffis officiated assisted by Rev C Wallan Kors tor DD and Rev Walter Viels with many Methodist clergy in attendance. Interment followed at Glens Falls.
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M. Luella Miller
Gasslus
Miller
Voy
Albany
Troy
Christ Church
Methodist
Glens Malls
Harold Wy Griffis
Trinity Methodist Church
C. Wallan Korstor
Obituary and Meeting Notices From Mechanievile Area
An obituary notes the death of Thomas Mohan age 63 a longtime employee of a local leather company in Mechanieville. The article also lists a YMCA meeting to elect officers and directors today and a First Presbyterian Church gathering in Meshanieville. Funeral arrangements and church services are described with church affiliations and family survivors.
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Spam
Mechanieville
Monarial Methodist
Area Methodist Ministers Meeting
Church House
Ron 'Merous
Wesley Ehivy
AWSCS
Malling
Rimmage
Jolui
Deanaties Society
Kune Mage Plekup
Yan Dightora
John's
Wadnestiy
Pam
Runniage
Munday
Fide
Hoosick Falls Campaign Delivers Update Amid Drive
In Hoosick Falls a Seventh Special Gifts Committee report shows 70,530 raised toward a 150,000 goal for the Novsivls Falls Flow Center campaign. An Aird report is due Wednesday at 2:30, campaign HQ in the former Gillespie Store. A second phase, led by Fuuryon, is organizing workers and appointing division chairs and captains across local churches and groups.
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Uitts
Land Ture Fo Uruyon
Ch Mat
Lik
Qet
Dain
Frank Brady
Valney Chapman
Andrew Parrara
Edward V
Gorway Mason C
Tarrison
Joseph Hayden
Carl J. Kempt
Edward
Loomis
William J, Murphy
Frank BE. Teynalas
Teresa Sohmigel
Louis Lehenski
Mig
Sidney Scolt
Simuel Shaw
Raymond Volyer
John Wine Bard
Walter R. Young
Noosick Falls
Hobsick Falls
Pay
Hoosick Co-Opera
Ohaty
United Uve Farm Servicr, Inc
Lutheran Church Wornet
Hoth
Anna LeMay
Glen Ine
Owill Be
Setive
Reherreal
Charles
Wim K. Sheller
Hudson Hn
Tramliw State Police
Ridge Riders Saddle Club
Gymkhana
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
the Samaritan Hospital
Tray
Bennington
Rnston
Mass
Public opinion on Quemoy shifts against U S policy
The New York Times reports that roughly half of public sentiment favors the Nationalists on Quemoy and opposes the administration’s stance, with many fearful of war while others praise showing resilience against Communist pressure. The survey follows the televised national address on the crisis.
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New York
New York Times
Iial
Washington
Kenworthy
Dulles
Quemoy
the Times
Berlin School Districts To Vote On Building Sites
Berlin and nearby districts schedule hearings and a October 23 referendum on land purchases for a new Grafton elementary site and a Berlin addition to the central building. Proposals seek 15.27 acres near Route 2 for Grafton and 4.29 acres south of Berlin schools for the central building expansion, with prices set by local appraisers and possible condemnation if needed. Public meetings to explain the plan will occur mid October as officials push timely action to avoid further educational disruption.
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Central
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Ly Bank
Sorkin Central
Princiby
Raub
Gratton
Berlin
State Department
Rau
Diswick
Grafton
Lind
Anne B. Hangst
Babcock Lake Road
William H. Crath
Phyllis Crath
Craib
Bentley and Rutland Railroad
Craibs
Board of Education
Troy
James Frank Johnson
Evon
Stephentown
Honed
Saint
Boned
Warn Against Complacency With Polio
New York warns against complacency as polio cases rise with vaccination lag. Surgeon General and health officials urge adults aged 20 to 40 and parents of preschoolers to complete the three shot series, noting preventable paralytic polio remains a risk even for older youths.
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New York
UPI
Nolso
Lerey Diney
Buble
Heaith Service
Thamay M. Rivers
Suediver Artaies
Public Health Service
Dow
U S approves Jordan appoints new ambassador to Washington
Jordan has received U S government approval for Madhat Jumma former foreign undersecretary for press broadcasting and loavish to serve as Jordanian ambassador to Washington He will replace Heikel who has been serving in the post underscores ongoing diplomatic staffing changes in Amman and Washington
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Amman
Jordan
U. S
Madhat Jumma
Waslington
Goplaer Tly
Yousef Heikel
Suyt
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