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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1945
Page
5
Haurite Plartner of Buffalo, long with Republic Steel, arrives to become superintendent of Troy Steel Plant's blast furnace in South He d. He succeeds Barry Taylor, who has led the plant since Republic Steel bought the Diss furnace from Borden Iron Co. Ford Avenues, last evening.
Denabi Cowley a longtime figure in the automobile business died yesterday at his residence 26 Kinloch Avenue aged 56. He led Cowley Inc of 25 Fifth Avenue and was born in Buffalo, son of the late Brask J. Comler a Buffalo manufacturer. He attended Canisius College and worked as a salesman before entering their business.
Edward Cowley a former Ford Motor Co executive and Army veteran died in Buffalo at age about 38. He served in the Signal Corps and Army Tank Department in France, later held posts in Detroit and Buffalo including zone manager and head of sales for Ford Mercury and Lincoln. He is survived by his mother wife Olive, two children Michael and Joan Mary, four brothers and a sister. Funeral from his home then Sacred Heart Church with a requiem mass and burial at St. Peter's Cemetery.
The Fynantskill Townsend Club No 1 met Tuesday evening at the school. Rev Leslie Moody, president, led the session after America was sung and the Flag saluted. Edward Wells reported on a recent minstrel show at Diamond Rock Hall and thanked the committee. The Ladies Auxiliary set a May 7 meeting at 2637 Fifth Avenue Troy. The Men's Council will meet May 3 at the Wagner home Lansingburg. An entertainment May 15 at Firemen’s Hall by Prof Edwin Walsh and pupils will benefit the Ladies Auxiliary.
Schuylerville priest Cyrus Gorham Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Cyrus Gorham is spending a thirty day furlough at home after being wounded in Germany February 23. Mrs Orville Proper of Grangerville formerly ill at home is improved. Mrs John Mezera of Grangerville has returned from Saratoga Hospital after an appendicitis operation.
Palestine Court will host district officers and welcome grand officials on their official visit at the Masonic Temple today. The program includes a dinner, decoration committee chairs, and entertainment by local performers, with delegations from neighboring courts in attendance. Mrs Sadie King of Lancaster, department president of the American Legion Auxiliary, will be entertained by the Clinton Heights post auxiliary, with other district figures attending.
The Central Fire Station League held its second annual banquet at Pumper T Pawligard Ford Avenues last evening with thirty guests. Chief Cart A Smith addressed the group as gifts were given to members of the winning team led by Frank J. LaParl Sr and John E. Wallare.
Readable fragments list James, Gaténer, Solan Sheedy, Capt. Edgar K. Keene, Michael Prendergast, Guy Winston. No clear event or outcome. Insufficient context for a full notice.
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