Changes In Faculty At St. Rose
The College of St. Rose announces new appointments for the 1955-56 school year. Sister Henrietta Marie becomes assistant librarian replacing Miss Mary Roszykiewicz. Sister Mary Donald transfers to St. Clare's in Schenectady. Francis X. Avesing joins sociology after teaching at St. Louis University. four new faculty are St. Rose graduates including Miss Edith Garofalo. New social studies staff include Miss Eileen Joseph, replaced by Miss Florence Majewski. biology gains Miss Catherine Michon’s successor. Mrs. Lyle McDermott joins business. Audrey Brown becomes public relations director. Leave of absence granted for doctoral study to Sisters Dismas, Clarence Paul, and Antonina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of St. Rose
TaRully
Henrietta Marie
St. Brid Fers
Watervliet
Mary Roszykiewicz
Mary Donald Ha
St. Clare's School
Schenectady
Francis X. Ave
St. Rose
Edith Garofalo
Rose Queen
Ita
Eileen Joseph
Fordham University
Florence Majewski
Catherine Michon
Cornell University
Lyle McDermott
Irene Junkum
Audrey Brown
Joan Monahan
Mary Dismas
St. Louis Universitister Ancilla
Catholic Reiversity
Clarence Paul
St. John’s University
Antonina
Laval University
Quebec
DeCrescente Seeks County Supervisor Post in 1948
Angelo De Crescente announced his bid for Saratoga County Supervisor following Edward T Sullivan's withdrawal due to illness. Sullivan had served since 1948 and was hospitalized in Albany. De Crescente reported nomination by write-in votes across election districts and plans a vigorous campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Sullivan
Angelo DeCrescente
Mechanicville
Castleton Women Host Meetings And Community Notices
Castletown study club opened its season at librarian Miss Leana Dawson's home with discussions on program plans led by Miss Marian Evertleth. Local and visiting residents attended events across Rhinebeck, Albany, Pittsfield, Lake George, and Troy, including club meetings, card groups, and a Kiwanis speaker on a road bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Leana Dawson
Marian Everleth
Florence Hudson
Miss Dawson
Everett Patrie
Spencer Baer
Savannah
Warren Caminigo
Edward Kahn
Eugene
Kahn
Joseph Sinnock
Binghamton, Vt
Harold Barnes
Pittsfield
Mass
A. Livingston
Groton
Malcom Metzger
Anthony Finkle
Ravena
John Reilly
Latham Road
CES
Gerritty Boozeboom
Everett June
Coscob
Conn
Edward Warner
Harvie Purdy
Charles Radloff
Edward Radloff
Chicago
Radloff
Buffalo
Raymond Brown
Toronto
Canada
Russell Taylor
Joseph Dunn
William Brennan
Albany
James Smith
Jacob Oliver
Princeton
John Hilfrank
Arthur Beaudoin
Lake George
Thomas Pelisworthy
State Department of Public Works
Castleton Kiwanis Club
Garafalo
Pellsworthy
Walter Fiebke
Clarence Braden
New York
Laura Wells
Allan Flagg
Troy
Sunnyside Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Ladies of
Brunswick Fire District Costs Increase Measure Approved
About 35 residents of Brunswick Town Fire District No 1 met with Town Board and fire company officials to consider raising annual fire protection costs to 6900. The proposal, approved after a public session, represents a 2285.78 increase over the previous 4614.22. Supervisor Frank H. McKnight noted rapid home construction drove the rise. The new five year contract begins January 1. Town attorney Alles Dixon assisted at the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of Brunswick Fire District No. 1
Town Board
Fire Company
Frank H. McKnight
Pervisor
McKnight
Alles Dixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Kayser
Weber
Weel
By. Weber
Holy Name Society
Women’s Club of Sacred Heart Church
Robert Lilly
Joseph Maloney
William L. Martin
Henry Miles
Stephen T. O'Connor
Anthony Leonardi
Cochairman
Vincent Sheeran
DeCrescente
County Post
St. Paul’s
The
Lutheran Church
VFW
John van Amerongen
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Winifred Leonard
Noble Grand
Margaret Folmslee
Grand
Marian Lantz
Gertrude Shill
Mabel Burkle
Anna Smith
Phylis Stinger
Leslie Justice
Russell Harmon
Stroudburg
St Paul’s Methodist Church
Castleton-On-Hudson
Brunswick Fire District
Cpintt
Stewart's
Pawling Ave. Shopping
Hoosick St
Broadway Wetervliet
Menands, WN
General Electric
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