Scholarship Grants at R P L Go to 11 Students
Eleven students at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute receive scholarships from funds left by Helen Williamson of Troy William G Gotshall of Albany Hannah H Clark Powell of Chicago The recipients named by Dr Ray Palmer Baker include Bruce Campbell Robert Manning John C Westcott Richard Payne Richard Rabin Donald A Spetta David L Staiger Charles G Burger Henry O Mertens Edward L Long Jr H Philip Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Helen G. Williamson
Troy
William G. Gotshall
Albany
Hannah
Clark Powell
Chicago
Ray Palmer Baker
Bruce Campbell
Robert #. Manning
John C. Westcott
Richard Payne
Schenectady
Richard
Rabin
Saratoga Springs
Donald A. Spetta
Bohemia
David L. Staiger
Bellerose
Charles G. Burger
Henry O. Mertens
New York
Edward L. Long, Jr
Yonkers
H. Philip Williams
Brewster
Card of Thanks for W. Cornwell's Loss
Mrs Agnes Krause Cornwell extends sincere thanks to W. and L. E Gurley employees United Mine Workers District 5 Local 12775 the Economical Market Central Station police bearers relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy mass cards floral offerings and assistance in the loss of her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwell
Agnes Krause Cornwell
W. & L. E Gurley
United Mine Workers
District 5
Birth announcements from Troy area hospitals April 1944
Birth notices list new arrivals from St Josephs and several Troy area hospitals including Bayard, Brust, Hammond, Lamphere, Lupo, Rainey, Sweet, Verrillo, with details of mothers former names and residences. Died notices follow for Burch, Clickner, Eller, Harrington, La Croix, Lawrence, Maebot, Minehan, Price, Springer, Woodin plus funeral details and interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euro
Leonarc Hospital
Joseph RR. Lupo
Joseph Rocco
Lupo
Dorothy Luttman, Rainey
Troy Hospital
Lita
John T. Rainey
Christine Ellen
Amey
Elizabeth Ann Putinam
Canton
Jr. Sweet
Cohoes Hospital
John S. Sweet
John Stuart
Sweet
Blanche Fairfield
Verrillo
William Verrillo
Anita Ellen
Doreen Morgan
Wiliam T. Chekner
Mason Chapel
Second Ave
North
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Menands
St Augustine's Church
Eller
Rahway
N. J
Florence M. Lennon
Edwin ©. Eller
Adelbert J. Lennon
Watervliet
Emmott
Joseph B
Adelbert Lennon, Jr
William R. Terry
Bennington
Hand of Troy
Himes Funeral
Fifth Ave
Troy
Albany
de Harrington
Frank J. Harrington
Mae O'Hearn
Frank Seidel
H. Carleton Sohl
Pittsfield
Mass
Frank J. Harrington, Jr
Maryland
Anna Harrington
Trev
Hugh Harrington
Cohoes
William Harrington
Pawhing
N. Y
Frederick la Croix
U.S. Army
Frank C. Reavy- Smart
Remsen St. Cohoes
Sacred Heart Church
St. Josephs
Waterford
Lawrence
Waterviied
Harriet A. Lawrence
Etta Ellenwood
Nineteenth Street
Maebot
Marie Marbot
Fred Marbot
August Lemke
Elmer Marbot
Warren
Richard
Joan
Donald Lamke
Bouton Road
Price
Joseph Mouere Price
Atrs
Lula Smith
Westchester Va
J. W. Price
Fred J. Lowe
Elmwood Hill
Springer
Emma Elizabeth Smith
Albert V. Springer
Malcolm D Springer
Mason
Reed Godfrey
Pete Woodin
A.D. MacAffer
Mohawk St. Codes
Tima
Industries To Get New Drive Plea For Red Cross War Fund
Recanvass efforts expand to Troy area plants with a goal of 258000. Legion of Honor campaign aims to secure 20000 from 10 gifts, led by Joseph Rosenberg of Peerless Store. Harold M. J. Lewis chairs the division drive with James D. McNary coordinating plans for meetings at Nirenberg and Sons Wright Underwear Carhart Laundry Rototiller Tiny Town Toys and more. Daily contributions noted as adding toward the quota. donation blanks printed in the paper invite further gifts to aid armed forces and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recanhrass
Red Cross War Fund
Troy
Legion of Honor
James D. McNary
Recanvass
Red Cross
Nirenberg & Sons
Wright Underwear Co
Carhart Laundry
Rototiller, Inc
Tiny Town Toys, Inc
Harold M. J. Lewis
Joseph Rosenberg
Peerless
Legion of Honor Committee
Rosenberg
Dewey Choice of Saratoga Republicans
Saratoga County Republican committee favors Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as acceptable presidential candidate in a Ballston Spa meeting. Surrogate Tuck backed the resolution, with Benton named chairman and Dunn vice chairman, Congdon secretary, Ostrander treasurer. Committee aims to start campaign. primary contests noted as absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
George O. Tuck
Saratoga County Republican Committee
Ballston Spa
Tuck
William E. Benton
Saratoga Springs
Keiurah F. Dunn
Ballston
William E. Congdon
South Glens Falls
Gilbert L. Ostrander
Schuylerville
Dunn
Geraldine Steves
Mechanicville
Congdon
Mary F. Frandino
Steves
Carlton J. King
Menton
Saratoga County
Driver Injured When Auto Skids and Overturns
Thomas E. Smith of Hudson Falls suffered head and nose cuts after his car skidded and overturned in a ditch while braking to avoid a collision at the intersection of George Avenue Round Lake and the Albany Saratoga Springs Road. Passenger James D. Fish escaped injury. Smith was taken to Dr. C. A. MacMinn’s home for stitches to his forehead and nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Smith
Hudson Falls
George Avenue
Round Lake
Albany
Saratoga Springs
James D. Fish
Smith
C. A MacMinn
Apollo Lodge Confers First Degree on Class
Apollo Lodge F. A. M. conferred the first degree on a class at Masonic Temple last night. The cast was headed by Kenneth B. Herrington, master, with William E. Gibson, John R. Palmer and Leonard W. Stimson. Visitors came from Florida Pennsylvania New York City and Albany. A social followed under Kenneth W. White who directed the junior warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Lodge
Masonic Temple
Kenneth B. Herrington
William E. Gibson
John R. Palmer
Leonard W. Stimson
Florida
Pennsylvania
New York City
Albany
Kenneth W. White
Ski Club Elects Poole as President in Navy Departure
The Troy Ski Club held a farewell for President Ernest Gay bound for the Navy and Miss Marion Stewart bound for the WAC. Clyde Poole was chosen to succeed Mr Gay. A Snow Valley Vermont trip was planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ernest Gay
Navy
Marion Stewart
WAC
Clyde Poole
Mr. Gay
Snow Valley
Sundey
Albany Symphony Delights Capacity Audience in Music Hall
The Albany Symphony Orchestra in its first Troy appearance performed at Music Hall before a full house. Conductor Rudolph Thomas led ninety musicians in a program featuring Beethoven overture to Coriolanus, Mozart Symphony No. 25, Rimsky Korsakov Snow Maiden aria sung by Mme. Kurenko, Debussy Nocturne No. 2, Dupare Invitation au Voyage, Manon selections, and Wagner Tristan excerpts. Mme. Kurenko delivered a dramatic encore of None But the Lonely Heart and Hallelujah Aria as the orchestra earned acclaim from an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Troy
Music Hall
Rudolph Thomas
Mme. Kurenko
Rusman
Ludwig van Beethoven
Alta
Rimsky-Korsakov
Gretchaninoff
Debussy
Dupare
Gay Gavette
Mas Senet
Sorority Bazaar Planned at Jewish Community Center
Gamma Chapter of Delta Psi Sorority laid plans for a bazaar at the Jewish Community Center on May 6 and 7 featuring a white elephant bake sale games dancing and a kisses booth. The April Fool's Day dance was a success and paid up membership reached ten. Committees for the graduates banquet were named led by Alberta Braveman and Phyllis Winkler with a long list of assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Chapter
Delta Psi Sorority
Gloria Vigadi
Alberta Braveman
Phyllis Winkler
Gertrude Shonwetter
Rosalind Glazier
Phyllis Cohen
Estelle Novik
Estelle Sige
Rosalind Schwebel
Audrey Silverman
Bernice Copeland
Joan Levy
Suzanne Freedman
All-Troy Club to Honor Member Carl A Hepp at Dinner
Carl A Hepp a member of the All Troy Club who leaves next Wednesday to enter the Army will be honored at a testimonial at the club at 3 30 p m Sunday He is a salesman at the J M Warren Co James J Foley is general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Hepp
All Troy
J. M. Warren Co
James J. Foley
Taborton Services Set for Good Friday at 7:30 PM
Zion's Evangelical and Reformed Church of Taborton will hold Good Friday services at 7 30 PM. Holy Communion will be celebrated during the service, with attendance encouraged for parishioners and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion's Evangelical and Reformed Church of Taborton
Odd Fellows Confer Second Degree at Lansingburg Meeting
The Trojan Lodge of Odd Fellows conferred the second degree on a class of candidates during a Hudson Valley Lodge meeting in Lansingburg. Hans Lund presided, John Johnson led the degree work, and a reception for Andrew J. Smith preparing to enter the armed forces followed. Speakers included Elmer Rasmmusen and Abe Wolvis, with several other lodge officers attending. A district grand committee meeting is set for Interlochan Lodge Averill Park on Friday April 14 to confer a district degree and elect a new district deputy, pending state Grand Master approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Lodge of Odd Fellows
Hudson Valley Lodge
Lansingburg
Hans Lund
Grand Noble
John Johnson
Andrew J. Smith
Mr. Johnson
Elmer 8. Rasmussen
Grand Lodge of
New Yok State
Abe Wolvis
Rensselaer
Theodore Martins, Jr
Albert Butler
Herb Tweedy
Sam Wnisoff
Noble
Trojan Lodge
Louis Grandjean
Harold Turner
John Beck
Interlochan Lodge
Averill Park
Abe Wolvns
Man Awarded $915 for Injury To Hand at Work
Michael Wimmer received $915 for 15 percent loss of use of his right hand from Referee Lyman H. Kilburn at the Compensation Court. He was employed by Hedrick Brewing Co. Other awards included $624.47 to Henry G. Adrian for 10 percent loss of left leg with Wood Flong Corp. and $553.92 to Louis J. Schneider of Station Brewery, Inc. for 80 percent loss of use of his right middle finger. Bertha H Pena of General Electric Co. got $345 for 30 percent loss of use of her right index finger. Ruth McManus Thomas of Whitcomb Manufacturing Co. received $307.65 for Dec 23 1943 to yesterday and Kermit Murphy of O Bryan Bottling Works $224.20 from Jan 27 to Apr 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wimmer
Lyman H. Kilburn
Court House
Wimmer
Hedrick Brewing Co
Henry G. Adrian
Wood Flong Corp
Louis J. Schneider
Station Brewery, Inc
Bertha H Pena
General Electric Co
Ruth McManus Thomas
Whitcomb Manufacturing Co
Kermit Murphy
O Bryan Bottling Works
Jannuary
Castleton Appoints Village Officers
Village Trustee Paul F Han reeder was named deputy mayor of Castleton on Hudson by Mayor Fred H Miller at the village board meeting. Reappointments include village attorney Hyman Rosenblum for a fifth term, John C. VanDeWal chief of police, Walter Amsler streets superintendent, Charles Van Wormer assistant streets superintendent, and Chris Peter Jr village engineer, with Abraham Decker Gustav Gnesh and Robert W Metzger as other trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F Hanreeder
Castleton
Hudson
Fred H Miller
Hyman Rosenblum
John C. VanDeWal
Walter Amsler
Charles van Wormer
Chris Peter, Jr
Abraham Decker
Gustav Gnesh
Robert W. Metzger
Mrs Glover Favored For Deputy In Rensselaer District
Mrs Norma L. Glover, former noble grand of Troy Union Rebekah Lodge, is recommended for district deputy president of Rensselaer Rebekah District No. 2. The past grands committee will present the recommendation at the State Assembly in New York May 15 to 18, where the new assembly president will typically make the appointment. The district raised 114 dollars for the Victory Fund aiding service men in rehabilitation. The meeting included a supper and a reception for Triumph Lodge and its deputy’s official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma L. Glover
Noble Grand
Troy Union Rebekah Lodge
Rensselaer Rebekah
Rensselaer County
Albin
New Assembly
Triumph Lodge
Versa Hammersley
Triumph
Rebekah Lodge
Hammercler
Albia Odd Fellows’ Hall
Saratoga Draft Board Examines 74 Men in Albany
Seventy four men under 26 from the Saratoga Springs Draft Board underwent physical examinations in Albany on Monday under new rules to recruit younger servicemen. Those examined include William P. Richmond, Charles Mann, Thomas Kondenar, and many others listed, with potential reclassification to 1-A if physically fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Halfmoon Man Found Dead In Home At 58
W S Philo aged 58 was found on his Halfmoon kitchen floor about 8 p m yesterday. He lived alone and had not been seen since noon Monday. Neighbors reported him after peering through a window. State Police at Newtonville and coroner officials ordered an autopsy. Dr Johnson and Dr Crissey attributed death to heart attack with arterial hardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington S. Philo
Halfmoon
Philo
Newtonville
A. W. Johnson
Saratoga County
G. W. Crissey
Mechanicville
Phila
Hark
Mary Philo
D . Mechanicville
Johnson
School Bus Mileage Reduced 19 Percent
A 19 percent drop in operating mileage since November 1942 reflects the state school bus conservation program. The Office of Defense Transportation notes this equates to wear and tear on 15,000 buses annually. Rehabilitation of trucks and buses includes exchange of engines, transmissions and differentials. In 1942-43, 437 new school buses were released for transportation versus the normal 10,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Plaintiff in $50,000 suit takes stand in Cobleskill crash
In Supreme Court of Rensselaer County Justice Pierce H Russell hears the case of Francis Clifford of Watervliet versus Sadlawski and Complete Auto Transit Inc over a Sept 11 1942 collision near Cobleskill. Plaintiff seeks $50 000 with witnesses including Eugene Wiseman and Dr Carson describing injuries and highway conditions. The jury selection faced shortages as war work and other factors reduced available jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Pierce H. Russell
Francis Clifford
Watervliet
Sadlawski
Complete Auto Transit, Inc
Cobleskill
Eugene R. Wiseman
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Richmondville
Carson
Oneonta
Plantuf
Hall
Russell
Lst
Talesmen
Sherff
Lawrence Jo Colne
Westerday
Iupeme
Frank Bates
Christie Street
Ro Mansen
Congress Street
Soren Peterson
Averill Park
Thorwald Lauridson
Northern
Tarantke
Merton Roy
Lavin Court
William Taylor
Castleton
May
Berlin
Donald W. Bulch
Orchard Terrace
Louie van Veghten
Schaghticone
Olive Kreiger
Troy R. D
Susie E. Mulhouse
Thomas Street
Emma Wagner
Ienry Lash Rensselaer
Edward Tilley
Rensselaer
Alfred Hennessey
Jacob Peser
Melrose
Lattie Russell
Adelaide Noeth
Nassau Moris Werner
Anna Kenna
Sixth Avenue
Corinth Sends Group for Physical Test
A large group under 26, classified 2A and %-B, will report tomorrow at 9 am to the Corinth Draft Board for Albany transport to physical exams under a new recruit rule. Registrants include Bassel Miligan, William Bartlett, Richard Balcom, Foster Jenkins, Lloyd Wendell, and others across Glens Falls, Corinth, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth Draft Board For
Albany
Armed Services
Bassel W. Miligan
William Bartlett
Palmer
Richard J. Balcom
Foster Jenkins
Lloyd H Wendell
Wiliam
Towers
Rodney J. Dunn
Clarence Colora
Norman G. Clothier
Aurelio Bionzene
Corinth
Carl E. Mudgette
Robert K. Epting
Glens Falls
John R. Wilccox
Paul Chapman
Hillard I. Young
Porter Corners
John S. Miklosevich
Milford Tv
Millington
Greenfield Center
Gordon W. Mortie
Northville
Ernest CG. Potter
Schuylerville
Joseph Graves
Carroll Ogden
Carson Beattie
Cecil Barrass
Otis Fisher
John Edward Wolff
James Robarge
Franklin Woodside
Gerald Gregory
Arnold Dalaha
Louis Bencivensa
Harold Mills
Emerson Rhodes
Leo Bogle
Derwin Peck
Charles Renado
William Hickey
Vincent Smith
Elten H. Saunders
Charles Hinds, Jr
Northumberland
Frank Petteys
Paul Smith
Walter Huntley
Claude Everts
Stanley Dorvee
Alvin Lockwood
Thomas Horsfeld
Gansevoort
Mark Brownell
James Close
Conklingville
Harold Baker
Edward Carnall
Gerald Fitzgerald
Leon Dessaint
Euclid Dion
Roy Norton
John Celeste
Lester Bodette
Kenyon Hamilton
John
Army Chaplain to Deliver Good Friday Sermon at St Patrick's
Lieut. Col. Peter A. Dunn, an Army chaplain on leave after service in the combat area since Pearl Harbor, will give the Good Friday sermon at St. Patrick's Church at 7 30 pm. Dunn, with recent assignments in the Canal Zone and Pacific Area, has also served as chaplain director for CCC camps in New York State before enlistment. A noon solemn mass will precede the Tre Ore or Three Hours Agony, preached by Rev. Arthur Reilly of St. Fita's, Cohoes, after a Lent series at St. Patrick's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Dunn
Pearl Harbor
St. Patrick's Church
Dunn
Canal Zone
Pacific Area
CCC
New York State
Arthur Reilly
St. Fita’s Church
Cohoes
St. Patrick's
Camp Fire Guardians To Sponsor Card Party
The Guardians Association of the Camp Fire Girls meets at Mrs. Andrew J. Fairbanks home to plan a public card party. Mrs James Cummn Green Island chairs the event with Mrs Raber Gottath presiding. Funds raised support guardian training and sending guardians to the national camp fire train. An honor party with Mrs Frank Davis was held as guardians earned honors in Camp Fire crafts. assistants included Mrs Hugh Ridlon and Mrs Marguerite Philo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardians’ Association
Camp Fire Girls
Andrew J. Fairbanks
Grandview
James Cumm
Green Island
Raber Gottatha
Wno
National Train Ag
Jung 2
Jublat
Hugh Ridlon
Marguerite Philo
Local Residents Named in City Directory Fragment
A partial list of residents includes Sexual Goodermote of Berlin Alfred Tessier Nassau Harry Partis of North Lake Avenue Sarah W Large 100 Campbell Avenue Myrtle Mealy 810 Eighth Avenue Lona W Bell 3 West Sunnyside Nunzio Cioffi 1 Madison Place Merritt Felling West Sand Lake John Amstuz Brunswick Alexander Aswad East Green Delores Maracl 110 Ferry Street Richard J Rasmussen 316 Second Avenue John J Conroy 647 Seventh Ave Mary M Sage 34 Mull Street William Madsen Troy R D 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexual Goodermote
Berlin
Alfred Tessier
Nassau
Harry Partis
North Lake Avenue
Sarah W. Large
Campbell Avenue
Myrtle Mealy
Eighth Avenue
Lona W. Bell
Sunnyside
Nunzio Cioffi
Madison Place
Merritt Felling
Sand Lake
John Amstuz
Brunswick
Alexander Aswad
Greenbush
Delores Maracl
Ferry Street
Richard J. Rasmussen
Second Avenue
John J. Conroy
Seventh Avenue
Mary M. Sage
Mull Street
William Madsen
Troy
R. D
More Snow Flurries Due Today
The Weather Bureau notes more light snow flurries expected today with cool, windy conditions. tomorrow should be fair with rising temperatures. Recent weather shows deviations from normal with March near average. mean monthly temperature above 29.8 degrees, precipitation near normal, and several foggy mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Weather Bureau
Wee Eary
Ise
Schaghticoke Fair to Add Fifth Day
The Rensselaer County Agricultural and Horticultural Society announced it will extend the Schaghticoke Fair from four to five days to accommodate more exhibits and activities. President Philip B. Caird said growth has driven the change, with plans for a western rodeo and an enhanced Children’s Day event scheduled after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Schaghticoke Fair
Chester DuMond
Philip B. Caird
Association
Rensselaer Fair
Fairway
Former Workers For State Group Before Grand Jury
A special grand jury hearing the state ordered investigation of legislative spending heard testimony from former employees of the joint legislative committee on assessments and law review led by Sen. William Bewley. Abbott Pulham, research director, said he accepted no pay for a three year investigation. Dorothy B Smith Waterford also testified as did Schenectady staffers. The grand jury reconvenes today for full questioning of committee employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjaint Legislative Committee On
Law Review
William Bewley
Lockport Republican
Abbott Pulham
Citizen’s Bureau of Governmental
Reesearch
Dorothy B Smith Waterford
Hiram C. Todd
Schenectady
Graud Guys
Joint Legislative Committee
Civilian Protection Bureau Cuts Staff Amid Alerts
William W. Crome, Saratoga County director of civilian protection, reduced paid operating personnel due to suspicions of frequent blackouts and air raid alerts. Three women were released: Mrs. Helen Tracy, Mrs. Ethel Harrington, and Evelyn Stone, who joined the Draft Board. Only Anita Esmond of Corinth and Helen A'Hearn of Schuylerville remain as office assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Crome
Saratoga County
Helen Tracy
Ethel Harrington
Evelyn Stone
Saratoga Springs
Titcomb to attend Cornell food preservation school
Misa Florence Titcomb, Rensselaer County Home Bureau assistant demonstrator, leaves for Cornell University Ithaca today to join the food preservation training school. The program covers freezing, canning, drying and salting methods of storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Misa Florence Titcomb
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
Cornell University
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Dewey
Saratoga
Ski Club
Poole
Maria Kurenko
Albany Symphony
Muuler
All-Troy Club
Taborton Services
Odd Fellows
Mrs. Glover
Saratoga Board
W. S. Philo
Robert T. Murray
John F. Murray
David Sugarman
Syracuse
Ira H. Michael
St. Patrick’s
Camp Fire Guardians
Schaghticoke
Grand Jury