Youth Group Names Staff of Officers
Miss Nancy Steves was reelected president of the Christian Endeavor Society of Bermain Memorial Presbyterian Church Wetervliet. Other officers elected were Yvonne Blanchard vice president Linda Leith secretary Tod King treasurer and Penny Lepech publicity. Preliminary plans outlined for a candy sale and membership drive. The group will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The topic for discussion will be The Youthful Christian and Negeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Steves
Retuilly
Christian Endeavor Society
Bermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wetervliet
Strangeway
Yvonne Blanchard
Linda Leith
Tod King
Penny Lepech
Arsenal Group To Hold Dinner Noy
The Apprentice Alumni Association of the Wateryliel Arsenal plans its 20th annual banquet and dinner dance at Murray's Tan Fuller Road Colonie on Nov 01 at 7:30 PM. John Sheridan chairs the event with Edward Furdyma Daniel Palladino Jacob Marrelle Edward Bohen Mattinas Chamberlain Maurice Finkelstein on the committee. Shop stewards will handle ticket sales. Over 200 have completed the Arsenal apprenticeship since 1893.
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Assa
Wateryliel Arsenal
Murray’s Tan
Fuller Road
Colonie
John Sheridan
Edward Furdyma
Daniel Palladino
Jacob Marrelle
Edward Bohen
Mattinas Chamberlain
Maurice Finkelstein
Arsenal
The
100-Foot Beam Snarls Broadway Traffic
A 100 foot long beam weighing nearly 80 tons blocked Broadway from Lath Street to Ist Street for about an hour as a crane delivered to Streek's Inc. The beam moved by two tractor carriers from Schenectady under contract to Mullins Construction Co. and was escorted by Schenectady County Sheriff's Office. Traffic halted and a reverse-running tractor maneuver was used to negotiate Broadway. The beam arrived at Streek's at 9:30 a.m.
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Broadway
Lath Street
Ist Street
Streek’s Inc
Ist St
Schenectady
Roger Sherman Transfer Co
Hartford Conn
Mullins Construcion Co
Green Island
Roger Sherman
19Th Street
Watervliet West City
Strecks
Watervliet
Donald Dunham
Ead
Schenectady County Sheriff's Office
Dunham
LYE Auxiliary To Elect Officers Today
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Wa serviet Lille League will elect officers at 8 p.m. today at the Hwatervliet Civic Center. The nominating committee includes Mrs. Wilfred Collins as chairman, with Mrs. Joseph Kawalskey, Mrs. Charles Kehn, Mrs. Walter Wachinas, Mrs. Donald Van Vranken, Mrs. Charles Dunbar and Mrs. William Sweet. Anyone wishing to join may attend. for more information contact section leaders Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Van Vranken, Mrs. Suvet, Maple Wood, or president Mrs. Pierce LaBare.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Wa.serviet Lille League
Hwwatervliet Civic Center
Impmvinsatlings
Wilfred Collins
Joseph Kawalskey
Charles Kehn
Walter Wachinas
Donald Vani Vranken
Charles Dunbar
William Sweet
Dunbar
Hity
van Vranken
Suvet
Maplewood
Pierce LaBare
Troop 445 Jer Main Memorial Meeting Announced Today
Boy Scout Troop 445 of Jer Main Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet today at 2 PM in the gym. The notice was announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Rotary Hears Of Hospital Cost Rises
Rotary hears from Chrence Ryan, Troy branch State Bank of Albany vice president and Leonard Hospital president, on rising hospital operating costs over recent years. The Watervliet club meeting was led by Joseph Delollo with invocations by Rev. Louis Keeler. Next week’s program will feature Kenneth Penny of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Troy.
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Chrence Ryan
Troy
State Bank of Albany
Leonard Hospital
Watervlies Rotary Club
Why Fellowship Hall
Ryan
Cnsh
Joseph C. Delollo
Louis C. Keeler
Third Avenue Methodist Church
Emile Catricala
James F. Wilson
John J. Flaherty
Charles Travey
Kenneth Penny
The
Metropolitan Life Hisurance Co
Teachers Set First Meeting Tomorrow
At a recent meeting at the home of Miss Margaret Nutting, president of the executive committee, the Watercull et Teachers Assn planned its initial meeting of the 1358 AD season. The gathering will be followed by a tea to welcome new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nutting
Hn Watecullet Teacher's Assn
Elizabeth Buckley
Mae Morse
Schoo
Kenny Walsh
Helen Kellogg
Helen McNamara
Irene Sauler
Mary Celone
Virginia Alton
Irene Goldey
William Sauter
Vnel
Dorothea Hudson
K of C Committee Meeting Tonight In Watervliet
The Six-Point Committee of the Watervliet Council K of C meets at 8 p.m. at the council rooms with Edward D. Cook presiding. Craternal calendar for the year is discussed and chairmen report on committee activities as the group plans the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet Council
K. of C
Bom. Caday
Edward d. Cook
New Center Dedicated By Church
A new worship center for the Junier Department of the church school at the First Presbyterian Church of Troy was dedicated Sunday before about 50 parishioners and teachers. It honors the late Mrs. Marcia Young Bissell, daughter of Rev. Edward Young. Donors included church members and other organizations. Paul Witbeck presented the center on behalf of donors. Elder K. Scott Emerson accepted for the Christian Education committee. The service ended with benediction by Rev. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junier
Church School
First Presbytarian Church of
Troy
Marcia Young Bissell
Edward Young
Paul €. Witbeck
Christian Education Committee
K. Scott Emerson
Young
Carlton (. Porter
Emerson
Green Island Community Meeting and Schedule
Green Island The Browsies meet today at 3 36 pm at the Methodist Church. Girl Scout Troop 406 meets at 7 pm and Boy Scout Troop 426 at 7 pm. Senior Choir gathers at 6 pm. School Tax Notice: tomorrow is the last day to pay at the village office with a 1 percent fee. Starting Oct 1 taxes collected at 164 George St Thursdays from 6 pm to 8 pm with 1 percent fee for October. Miraculous Seda Novena devotions at St Josephs Church 7 30 am today. Afterward the Rosary Society Communion Breakfast ticket committee meets in the school hall. reservations due by Oct 3.
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George St
St. Joseph's Church
The
Rosary Society
State Youth Conference Set Oct 5 6 Albany Meeting
State Youth Commission announces a two day conference in Albany on October 5 and 6 bringing 150 youths from 2 counties to present views on youth problems and juvenile delinquency to the White House Conference committee. Gov Rockefeller and cabinet members will speak. workshops cover schools family life youth and law employment and recreation with numerous local student representatives listed.
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Albany
State Youth Commission
Gov. Rockefeller
Rensselaer County
Thomas Conroy
Hill St
Mark Alin Faigenbaum
Burdett Ave
James Breeze
Pulfock Road
New Scotland
Linda Dress
Loudon Re
Loudonville
Kathleen Denis
Sacred Heart Convent
Kenwood
Robert Levy
Holly
rMwood Ave
Saratoga
Martha Amyel
Greenfield Ave
Saratoga Springs
Washington
John Grady
S. High Street
Whitehall
Warren
James Phelan
South St
Glens Falls
Strike-Breaking Operations To Be Probed In New York
A New York State report requests mandatory disclosure of strike-breaking activity by agencies that supply workers to struck papers. The special committee, endorsed by Industrial Commissioner Marlin P. Catherwood, found a firm in Indiana supplied 325 laborers for nine daily and ten weekly New York publications during strikes, noting disruption to labor relations and urging full disclosure despite not overturning rights to operate during strikes.
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Stula Labor Department
Marlin P. Catherwood
outeFstate
Strack
Catherwood
Republian Administration
Eartier
Schleppey Klein
Zionsville
Ind
Fir
New York State
Blear Schleppey
Shireley Klein
Westchester County Publishers
The
White Plains
Lockport
Union-Sun and Jovrnal, Inc
Griscol Publications
Glen Cove
Long Island
Priest criticizes fixation on Fatima secret at Albany breakfast
Rev Edgar Nolden of St Anthony on Hudson told the New York State Thruway Authority breakfast crowd that private revelations such as Fatima do not form Catholic doctrine. He cited Sister Lucy’s denial of sensational quotes and urged focus on publicly revealed faith. Members of the breakfast committee included Nichalay Fiscarel li Felis Mazeck and Liberty Sarineth. Toastmaster was avi Ham Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lucy
Father Holden
St. Sret
Northern Boulevard
Albany
Nichalay Fiscarelli Felis Mazeck
Liberty Sarineth
Avi Ham Walsh
Thruway
Little Richard the Coons Dog Dies in Tulsa Auto
AP reports Little Richard a country hound known for coon chasing was found dead Sunday in Tulsa Oklahoma after being struck by an auto owner Larry Willson said the dog had become a local celebrity. Workers had spent six days clearing a crevice near the area where the dog had reportedly entombed himself while chasing a cap. After a final rescue effort, Willson and Little Richard moved on together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Little Richard
Richard
Larry Willson
Here
Wikson
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Admiral Blackstone
Bassett
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Drexel
Basicwitz
Hoffman & Hoffman
Boyle’s
19Th St
Tik Ave
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LYE Auxiliary
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Troy Co- Operative Savings Ein, Assn
Schuyler Heights Civic Assn
Willan O'Neill
Distriect Fire Commission
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Rotary
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UPI
Ruth Kloman
Capital District Railroad Women's Social Meeting
10Th Ave
Maria LaLiberte
Mohan
Alice B. Griffin
Alice Magi
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Mary Program Cochairman
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Knickersbocker
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Washington Irving
Margaret Coleman
Knickerbocker Historical Society
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Fanny C. Howe
Hazel Hit
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Merion Webster
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Marion Armstrong
Charlotte Raward
Catherine Cookingham
Emily Martin
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Milton Neubauer
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United States
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Rensselaer
William Barber
Bingham
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Allstate
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Ody
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U.N.B. Way
Union National Bank
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Bember Federal Behofit Insurance Corporation
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