Cornerstone Ceremony Marks Latham Baptist Church Birth
A new Latham Community Baptist Church building was dedicated after a cornerstone lay ceremony at the Forts Ferry road site. Bishop leaders from Hudson River Baptist Assn North and local clergy attended, with Rev Robert Bradford delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Community Baptist Church
Henry W. Habel
Robert Withers
Albany
Robert C. Bradford
American Baptist Home Mission Societies
David Nelson
Hudson River Baptist Assn
North Lay Commission
Forls Ferry Road
Forts Ferry Road
Colunic
William X. Sanford
Council of Churches
Lee Howe
Schenectady
Gordon E. Johnston
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection of
Latham
Charles Roos, Jr
Association
Ernest F. Mabel
Federated Church of Athens
N.Y
Habel
Everett Sherwood
First Baptist Church
Troy
Harold Twiss
Second Baptist Church
Charles Ross Jr
Thomas Keiler
Laham
T He Burns-Whitness
Shurch
Henry W. Babel
City Mission Society of
North
Fellowship
Chamber Plans Business Site Inspection Trip
The Latham Colonie Chamber of Commerce will sponsor an inspection trip through the Town of Colonie next month. Town officials and businessmen will visit sites likely suitable for business or industrial expansion, led by committee head John F. Lucey and members including Spencer Peckham and Fred Hollis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie
Business Develooment Committee
Latham-Colonie Chamber of Commerce
John F. Lucey
Inchwes J. Spencer Peckham
Fred Hollis
Philip Jupiter
George Holland
John O'Connell
Marty Goldman
Arden Flint
Charles Guptil
William Griffin
Jack Merritt
Bryon Sheldon
Nationwide Insurance in Columbus Ohio
Nationwide Insurance in Columbus Ohio offers auto fire and life monthly payments in 2008 at 47358 Fifth Ave Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationwide Insurance
Columbus
Ohio
Fifth Ave
Troy
Station Curb Operators Seek Higher Gas Station Fees
Members of the Latham Gas Station Operators Association, about 60 strong, plan to distribute notices at their stations urging higher assessments on new gas stations. Officials say new stations costing up to 60000 are assessed for only 3000 to 5000, aiming to curb further construction and halt price wars and pressure from major oil companies to push tires, batteries and other accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Gas Station. Assn
Association
St Ambrose Announces Church Activity Schedule
Children from pre school to Grade 6 begin confraternity classes Sunday from 10 to 10 50 am. Junior and senior high students meet from 7 to 11 50 am with room assignments by grade. First Communion eligibility now requires age seven and second grade. Catholic Youth Organization meets Thursday at 7 30 pm with confessions. First Friday masses at 6 45 and 11 am. choir Friday 7 30 pm. First Saturday masses at 7 and 8 am. devotion to Our Lady of Fatima Saturday 7 30 pm. Rummage sale clothing donations requested. drop in the school foyer before 6 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Footlighters
Sumiya
Calvary Methodist Church
Doris Hayes
Methodist Youth Fellowship
New Education
Belle Avenue
Parcel Post Booth
Toy Booth
Parcel Post
Howard Slater
Alex Turchik
Raymond Beaudette
John Fox
St. Ambrose Church
Catholic Youth Organization
Our Lady of Fatima
Carmelite Sisters of St. Theresa’s
Schenectady
Pete Creek Group Dancing Classes Begin Thursday
Dancing classes at Blue Creek School under the PTA sponsorship, taught by Conway Sisters Dance Studio of Latham. The schedule lists beginners tap at 3 14 pm, ballet at 1h45 pm, intermediate tap at 4 35 pm, plus a Thursday evening ballroom class at 7 30 pm for 4th to 6th graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Creek
Assn. Instrucion
Conway Sisters Dance Studio
Latham
Crossword Puzzle Fragment From Ancestral Page
Puzzle answer list shows many garbled clues and mismatched hints. The readable items include across entries such as 4 Simian 4 Paid notice 8 Sarled 11e Woolly 13 Rubber of neil 15 Man s 4 Book stand 1b Note of scala 39 Hebrew month 24 Chimney carbon 32 3hip channels H High varda 2¢ Baker s product Latix ke tenant uni 33 Teutonis deity ALTHICK allen 36 Father 38 Conjunction 49 Man x name 42 Iaborne 45 Macaw 41 Excess a3 Liquety 60 Unaspirated 82 Section of koapitar M A continent fabler 85 Siembol tar silver S6 Taying more anace $4 Symbal tar tantalum 1 Fallaiasic 61 Entiend 5 Snitied 66 Man e nlekiana 87 Inuaual DOWN 1 A state ¢ahber 2 Pretentioua home 5 Printer e meanure The mwettsap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Scala
Teutonis
Althick Allen
Father
Africa a Land of Ferment at Rensselaer church
Abraham Workinch, RPI civil engineering graduate and Ethiopian native, spoke at First Baptist Church in Rensselaer as part of Family Night. He warned that if Africa accepts communism other nations including America will suffer. Dr Roy Shaffer of Albany Hospital, born in Kenya Colony, joined the symposium with moderator Rev Robert Hanley. Workineh plans to work for the Ethiopian government upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Rpi
Ethiopia
First Baptist Church
Rensselaer
Africa
America
Abraham Workinch
RPI
Roy Shafler
Abany Hospital
Medica Sla
East Africa
Kenya
Shaffer
Hig
Robert B. Hanley
Paetor
Hanley
Life Magazine
Workineh
Lutheran Women Plan Fall Work
The Women's Guild of the Lutheran Church of The Resurrection met at president Mrs. June Sjursen's home. Leonard McGill spoke on Our Sunday School Program. Devotions were led by Mrs. Clarence Luther. Plans include weekly visits to Ann Lee Rome, a November clothing drive, and purchasing six new Bibles for Sunday School use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of the
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
June Sjursen
Hudson Attends Shirt Sleeves Luncheon With District Chairs
Sheriff Douglas Hudson, chair of the Rensselaer Albany Republican committee, joined county chairmen from Albany, Columbia, Greene, Ulster, Schoharie and Sullivan at a shirt sleeves luncheon conference in Albany. The event is part of a series organized by J Judson Morhouse, state GOP chairman, for the 3rd Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hudson
Reveschaer County Republican Committee
3Rd Judicial District
Storeton-Ten Eyck Halel
Albany
J. Judson Morhouse
GOP
Rensselaer
Columbia
Greene
Ulster
Schoharie
Sullivan
County clerks meet at Grossinger's for motor vehicle rules
Deputy county clerk C Hassell Van Zandt led officials from across the state at Grossinger's in the Catskills. The Motor Vehicle Bureau conference opened Sunday to discuss latest information and proposed regulatory changes for motor vehicle offices. The gathering continues through today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hassell van Zandt
Troy
Grossinger’s
Catskills
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Muddy Water Sparks Call for City Water System Reform
The piece discusses long term sediment buildup and high turbidity at the water intake caused by storms and winds. It argues for a modern filtration plant and pipeline upgrades estimated at 8 to 10 million dollars, stressing the need for a detailed engineering plan before borrowing funds. The author notes ongoing engineering studies and mentions personal concerns.
Adjourn Case of Roy Bunting in Troy Police Court
Roy Bunting, 25, an RPL student, was pre reated last week by Troy Police and charged with violation of Section 188 relating to maiming of animals. The case was adjourned until next Monday. Justice Thomas J. O Connor retained the adjournment to allow time to obtain counsel. Cash bail of $230 was continued by Judge O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Vi Bunting
RPL
Troy
Guardian Maintenance Trusted at GM Dealers for Service
Guardian Maintenance promises trouble free car service by trained GM dealership technicians. The advertisement stresses first time right repairs and educated service from the serviceman who knows your car best, aiming to ensure customer satisfaction.
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St. Ambrose Activities
Pete Creek
Yankirday
Achose
Rensselaer Church
Hudson
RPE
J Roland FE
Heacox
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