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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1945

Page

14

Frost Ends Cold Spell as Rensseneans Brace for Warmer Weather

Weather reports across Troy area and rural portions of Renssene County show temperatures dipping to near 25 to 30 degrees with frost and ice forming on still pools. Wind eased by morning but calm conditions promise another chilly day with a predicted rise in temperatures later. Local notes mention Sacred Heart School graduates and a community gathering at the Annex on Friday April 2 to discuss planning for a yard party and fashion show.

Sacred Heart School Troy Ares Tam Tyantle Stine Renszeiger

In Memoriam Notice Fragments From Albany Area

Fragmented obituary items list births and deaths with multiple garbled names and dates. Entries mention April 1945 births at Albany hospitals, and several families including Ags Barbour Hennessy Cullen Parson Ritchie, with unclear relationships and locations.

Died Notices From Waterford and Nearby Towns

Obituary notices from Waterford and Watervliet detail multiple deaths and funerals. Ik Bogpri as dated April 195 and April 6 1945. Thomas J Brierton husband of Jonica G Murphy. Mary C Brierton, Lt Thomas J Pa Corps. Esther T Shields. burial at St Agnes Cemetery and St Bridget's Church services noted. Also J Lesit Coleman and J Lesit Coleman Jr, Harry Burt, and others with funeral arrangements at St Bridget's Church and St Agnes Cemetery. Additional entries include Mary McClellan Flansburgh, Margaret Flansburgh and multiple other individuals with residences in Waterford, Watervliet, Troy, and Hoosick Falls.

Bogprias Thomas J Sheth Carolina Graves Esther T. Jen Delis Shields James Brierton Finneral St Bridget's Church Taterment St Agnes Cemetery Burt AL Samaritan Hospital Harry ‘Burt Nesband Aesus Det Harry D. Burt Elizabeth Ad Burt Travi Berman J. Eagi Troy Asi Fith Avenue Gelock St. Agnes’ Cemetery Coleman Watervliet J. Lesit Coleman Bilgred A. Lemke Shirley A. Gerald Mo Robert M. Coleman Hayes Fia Sixth Ave St. Stas Cemetery Troy Sehe Lidis Viola Oaklawn Abraham S Wats Vliet George Sheldon Reta Dam Raschond J. Gifford Johnsonville Bis & Chase Renne Gifford Mmae Guam Harald. Gifford Leslie Gifford England Hich Hoosick Falls Joan F. Raines John F John J. Rainey St. Mary's Church Margaret Coef Arthur Fit Wondar Mor Nealt M. Watervliet Patrick Nealy Thecess Ahenny Bernard ‘Freinhig James Neatly Arms Qverséas Patricia Hathaleen Titan

Scout Paper Drive Passes 63-Ton Mark

The Troy Area Council Boy Scouts report a total salvage paper collection of 227,494 pounds with Troop 9, 3,250 pounds by Troop 21 and 830 by Troop 23 among others. Troops 51 and 2 tie for second with 14,000 pounds each. An Eisenhower award awaits each Scout for 1,000 pounds. A knot tying contest and an overnight hike were noted, with Tenderfoot and Second Class tests completed by several scouts.

Sinteen Troy Area Scotts St Augustine’s Church Robert Tarner Jack Spain Mineral Springs Arthur Garners Wiliam Richter J . Tom Houlihan Richard Grenair Grenald

Certificate Filed for Colonie Business at Cranberry Lodge

Certificate filed in the County Clerk's office shows Adeline and Carl Dippold of Colonie operating a business at 28 Cranberry Lodge in Grafton. The venture covers improving developing and fitting up a summer resort and recreation center and operating cottages camps hotels restaurants supply stores boathouses bath houses and beaches on the Rickiet Farm.

Adeline Carl Dippold Colonie Cranberry Lodge Grafton Rickiet Fann

Obituary notices from 1945 include O'Donnell and Snyder families

Obituary notices list Margaret M Atarray widow of James H O'Donnell and others with funeral details. Hattie Snyder dies at Samaritan Hospital on April 4 1945 with service at Saint Josephs Church and Elmwood Cemetery interment. Perry Wilson dies April 6 1845 with burial at Oakwood Cemetery and viewing at Mixan Chapel.

Odonnell Fourth Street Margaret M. Atarray James H. O'Doansell Donald G. Curtis James Denne Hawaii John Pickett Amhony J. O'Malley John PL Weish Helen Walsh Helen 2 Mure Tay Anthony Attay S! Joseph’s Church Tequisay Frits Snyder Samaritan Hospital Hattie Snyder Irving Reedy Albert Crambi Gordon Reed Hemgieet’ Park Elmwood Gemetery Schaghncoke A Wilson Cohods Perry W Jaié Saran Giles Wilton Mbe W. Miller George A. Giles P Edward J. Wilson Charles van Buren Edna Ketchum Mise Daca Wilson Ane- Guy H. Walson Bumersi Mixan J Ioclock Intermond Oakwood Cemetery

Civic Leaders Salute Gen Gillespie at Arsenal Farewell Dinner

Civic leaders and business figures in Troy and Waterville gathered to honor Brig. Gen Alexander Gillespie former Waterford Arsenal commander with tributes praising his wartime leadership and the plant’s historic expansion. Mayor John J Ahern, Rep Dean P Faylor and Chamber president Samuel W McCochrane lauded his dedication and the strong worker relations he fostered before Col Clarence E Partridge assumed command.

Twe Brg Alexander G. Gillespie Watervet Peatewer Eigantic Testimental Dirrer Hendrick Hudson Planv Dwight Marvin Tre! Record Friends of Gineval Xonne Arsenal Samuel W. McCochrane Tray Chamber of Commerce General Gillespie Chamber of Commerce John J. Ahern Shen Dean P. Faylor Clarence E. Partridge Gillespie Army Navy Arseny Partridge Chauncey W. Cook Manufacturers National Bank Livingston W. Houston Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Frederick W. Evens D.D Fy Presbyterian Church Howard T. Reilly Sacred Hearts Church Felis New Post Gilesspie Washington Ordnance Department Levin H. Campnell, Jr Ordnance Gilllespie Eangrate

Man Brought From Buffalo On Old Charge

Sande Eyrdwell, 32, an ex-convict described as a Negro, was brought from Buffalo by Capt. Frederick Fl igpott and Sgt. John Xposed of the Detective Bureau to face burglary and grand larceny charges in Troy. He allegedly burglarized Samuel Posner’s home on Twenty fourth Street, stealing $267 and jewelry. He had been sought since the 1926 crime and was traced to Toledo and Sundusey before Buffalo police arrested him at the direction of Police Chief Frank Kendall. He previously served time for a 1930 assault and was paroled after six and a half years. He is jailed in Rensselaer County Pending arraignment.

Sande Eyrdwell Troy Suda Frederick FL John 1 Detective Bureau Sel Spring Street Buffalo Fool Seoa Samuel Posner Tray Feneer Twenty-fourth Street Troy Tee Foledo Sundusey Wendensity Tybott Yeant Noonun Forpiaven Bewas Russia Byrdweil Buflats Frank B. Kendatt Durag Byrdweil Wa Beant Noonen Doses Byrdwell Angus Gillespie Almicer Rat Ton Limion Pos Intr

Village water system approval sought in state hearing

Final hearing on the petition of the Village of Hudsons Fair and the Spring Brook Water Company seeks approval to operate its water works. Examiner T. Wilkinson of the State Department of Public Service scheduled the session for 7:21 PM Monday. The village hopes to own and run its own supply. previously a private firm provided service. The document mentions tribute to General Gillespie and notes wartime ordnance industry context amid a musical RP I Glee Club program last night.

Albany Hudsons Fair Spring Brook W . T. Wilkinson State Department of Public Service Hudson Genseal Gillespie Watervliet Canton United Nation Gillespie Industry Ordnance Team RP. I. Glee Club

Will Probated and Two Tax Reports Filed

The will of Anthony Wager, who died in Greenbush, was probated yesterday by Judge Edward J. Donohue. The estate exceeded $4,000 with legacies to his widow and two grandsons, Howard Vrooms of Greenbush and Jazele Van Kansnen of Castleton. Elizabeth Howes estate tax reports show a gross of $3,725.25, deductions $733, net $2,942.25, with $500 bequests to nephews Edward Howes of Chicago and Robert S. Birkly of Colonie, residue to Alfred S. Howes of Troy. Frances Howes estate gross $1,597.47, deductions $52.20, net $1,005.30. shares go to sons Edward B. Howes of Chicago and Alfred S. Howes of Troy. Attorneys listed are Erasway for Wager and Clark Cipperly for the Howes estates.

Anthony Wager Bart Greenbush Marcha Fdgnie Edward J. Donohue Wager Louise Mof Ger Howard Vrooms Greenbush Jazele van Kansnen Castleton Eraen L. Bosthdr EL Etizasein Howes Elizabeth Howes Edward, Howes Chicago Robert S. Birkly Colonie Alfred S. Howes Troy Clary Cippetiy Wes Frances Howes Edward B. Howes Alfred S Howes Howes Clark Cipperly

Attic Blaze Damages Maplewood Home

A two hour attic fire at 2715 Third Avenue Maplewood caused about 2000 in damage to Felix Lecuyer s home before Maplewood Fire Department confined it to the attic. Believed started by a short circuit, crews used a 500 foot hose with Fire Chief Joseph Hatho assisting. Insurance covers the loss.

Felix Lecuyer Third Avenue Meplewood Maplewood Fire Department Hremen Bremen John Semick Steve Rentz Joseph Hatho

Market Playground Site Workers Meet Tuesday

Workers from First Ward Biznik and Zieveniards form a cooperative drive to establish a playground site at Trey Public Market. A Tuesday meeting at the Court House will plan fund raising and a benefit entertainment program with supervisors and ward officials cooperating.

Biznik and Zieveniards Trey Public Market Court House Lew Rizzo the & Est Playground Association Committee Ae S$ Pei Rizzo Jag the Stattam

Girl Scout Leaders Plan Outdoor Event

Scout leaders organize an outdoor program with St Lawrence Church and the Jewish Community Center involvement. Troop 26 serves a covered dish supper while new members and leaders are invested in April and May.

Ing Mia Leudera’ Frainiey Harry Sv. Cowley Nas Hora New York Senur Francia J. Buechter Lawrence's Roner Sve Constance Ackarz Jewiso Community Center Ruth Rickmes Eva Gordon Carol Steckser Anna Mac’ Ecion Adele Cohen Artene Faizenbaum Elaine Berger Ade Silverman Ackner Ralph Citron Assistan | Seaders Eisipe Berger First Presbyterian Church Lansingburg Juliette Law Atlaeul Benny Mower Mary Large Laurel Beck Troop 3 Green Island Margaret Ahern Juliette Low Birl Mary Kelly St Joseph’s Hall Virginia Kelly Catherine Corcoran Toop 7 Miss Cummings Wiliam Aj J. Coons Mr. Frank Dorothy Ceighamer Virginia Curran Rain Rickman Anne Pati Corcoran George Harn Bate Sheshaa

County Boards Will Name Election Officials Approving Statutes

County boards of elections will name election officials for cities under new statutes approved by Gov. Thomas E Dewey. Present law requires party officers to submit recommendations for appointments. The measure would transfer appointment power from mayors to county boards and adjust related procedures.

Subany Viets of Ma di Thomas Dewey Offciaiz

Dorcas Society Notes Second Anniversary at Our Church

Dorcas Society of Our Lady La Evenzelieal Lutheran Church at Fimh avenue and W3rd Street marked its second anniversary with a Thursday evening meeting in the parish hall. Miss Elizabeth Langirup hosted as hostess as members plan wartime garments for Denmark children and have contributed to the Red Cross. Acting officers include President Mrs Loma S. Marvick and Secretary Miss Agnes Marie Beck.

Dorcas Society of Our la Evenzelieal Lutheran Fimh Avenue Agnes Marie Beck

Traction Rate Hearing Called Unclear Dispatch Notice

Unclear text reports a traction rate hearing involving service fares regulations. Mentions George N. Mack and investigators or officials. Location names and exact dates are garbled, with limited readable context about orders or authorities.

State Group Will Survey Agriculture In New York

Albany reports the creation of a seven member Ki mambee Commission to survey postwar agricultural conditions in New York State. Gover nor Dewey appoints members with ex officio leaders. The study covers production prices costs to consumers and distributor losses, plus postwar agricultural technology and national economic role. A report is due to the Governor and Legislature by February 3 of next year.

Albany York State Thames & Dewey New York State Governgs Dewer Benjamin F. Feinberg Ugver Gve Oswald D. Beck Commissionere of Agricultre and Conservation Thade Merchant Marine Red Gress

Civilian Service Volunteers Reach 7413 Total

Edith Miller reports 7413 Civilian Defense Volunteers to Mayor Ahern with 60 registrants for March. A class of 22 women began at Samaritan Hospital March 2, completing an eighty-hour course. The office mailed cards to 10 women for evening training and placed volunteers from Homer Woe School at Samaritan as ward aids.

Civilian Defense Volunteer Office Edith Miller John J. Ahern Resistsrea the Samaritan Hoestital Uxt Isers S¢ Prsz Leonard and Troy Riters Homa Wie Samaritan Hospital Miller

Orrie Elected Vice President of Wrolferz's Roost

Michael I O'Brien, a former Troy man, was elected vice president of the Wrolferz's Roost Country Club at Loudonville. Mr O'Brien is also vice president and treasurer of the Interstate Plumbing and Supply Co in Albany.

Michael I O'Brien Troy Nan Wrolferz Loudonvile Mn O'Brien Interstate Plumbing and Supply Co Albany

Tax Notice Fragments Highlight Odd Figures and Piles

Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names and odd figures including a $1000 stack, $2590, and reference to income tax X returns for Daniel J. Michel Putrave and others. Details are unclear but imply irregular financial entries and separate Eaeaenee notes.

Daniel J. Michel Putrave

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