Joseph Manory Tendered Party On Sixtieth Birthday
Friends and business associates of Joseph Manory gathered last night at the Troy Civic Club to honor his sixtieth birthday. About forty attendees including civic officials and merchants joined in the supper and tributes. Speakers included County Judge Harry E Clinton and Chief of Police Frank B KenGai, with remarks from Lou Grovs of Union National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Murpsy
Troy Civ
Mabory
Creas Plact
Gad
Mitemese
Benjamsin Maersicane
William T. Shields
A. Magsaro
Marsicane
Rens- Selzer Cannty
Harry E Clinton
B. Ken- Gai
Lou Grovs
I Union National Bank
Daniel Hing
John J. Mackrell
Card of Thanks for Caps. Thomas Rae
The family of the late Caps. Thomas Rae wish to thank the Troy Fire Department and New York service for sympathy and support during their recent bereavement. Wise, daughters and sister.
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Thomas Raewistr Te Aes
Beenie
Troy
Eraptey
New York
In Memoriam Notices and Birth Announcements From Local Paper
In memoriam messages for Mary Blair Frank and Alfred Feller honor beloved brothers and family mourns Richard F Potter with April dates. Multiple entries list Wendt and Salisbury families with deaths and born children, including Conery, Linda Faith, and Shorea Ann, plus reprinted obituaries and engagements.
Deaths and Funerals in the City and Nearby Cemeteries
Obituary notices report deaths from April 20 to 23 1935 through 1955 in Troy and surrounding areas. Individuals named include Mary Gurley Beveridge Loretta Hartnett Helen Suchanchak and others. Funeral arrangements cite First Congregational Church Camp Bridge Oakwood Cemetery St Patrick St Peters Ukrainian churches Port Henry and St Marys Cemeteries with services at residences and churches and interments.
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Beverige
Jasbrnee
Blass
Mary. Gurley Beveridge
Henry Pocus Beveridge
Mirs
Willon Gurley
Troy
First Congregational Church
Camp
Bridge
Oakwood
Troz
Charbeneau
the Leonard Hospital
Loretta
Hartnett
James E. Charteneau
Devies
Grace Charbeneau
U. 2
Seretia
Helen
John A
Thomas J. Hartnett
Sixth Avenue
Worth
St Patrick’s Church
Lermont
St Peter's Cemetery
Danyla
Fourth Street
Helen Suchanchak
John Danyia
T. Catlin
Anna
Sgt Nicholas
Ie Army Air Corps
Michael J. Dapuis
Harry
Michael Anthony Suchanchak
New Jersey
Aes Nicholas
Titzgerald
Mary F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald” Paserai
St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Foster
Second Avenue
North
Jerry W
Anna B. Dewey
le Roy
Wesley V
Everett
Lark Swink
Mason Apel
Oakwood Cemetery
Hendee
Dewes Maple
Seventh Avenue
Trex
Dennis Bender
Aira Cora Phieney
Pasadena
Cal
Fay Maple
Eighth Street
Port Henry
Wones
Jeffery Jones
Sary Jackson Jones
Mary Jones
Myron
W. Jones
Sarai Yeaster
White Plans
Ste
Exa L. Taylor
Trox
Ace Jones
Albany
Fred J. Lowe
Fifth Ave
Wednester
Elmwood Bill Cemetery
Jones
Mary Jackson
Myron W
Savatogs
Walter
White Pieins
Eva L. Tay-lor
Alice Jones
Libans
Fred
Lowe
St Joseph's Cemetery
Murphy
Adri
Sarah Kennelivy
Tie Pie
Murphys
Howard Hare
Harold ‘Kirchner
Tielen Lawrence
A. Ee Thoms
Heres
Hannah Reaneily
Philp Hesch
Tuveville
Pasi Berat
Brunswick
Seme
Tubsdas
St. Francis de ‘Ssieg Church
Solenteen
Tate
St Marys Cemetery
Pratt
East Nassau
N. F
Satunday
Charles, Hasbara
Jennie Coonract
Serah Aten
Eve
Meral
Bae
Ainitieret Neral
Naewaa
Ryan
Resi Vennois Avenue
Mag
Edward
Airs
Ela Galvin
James Augustine
Catherine A. Galvin
St. John's Ceme
Frost and frost damage hit New York fruit crops
A New York weather report shows frost across upstate areas with 24 to 28 degree lows. Apples cherries and pears suffer likely heavy losses while peach prospects remain uncertain. Bennington Ontario Orleans County farms report damaged blossoms and possible reduced yields across the region.
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Pstate
New York
Weather Bureau
Troy
Renszelter County
Bennington
Ftuit
Upstate
Frank W. Beneway
Ontario
New York and New England Apple Institute
Western
Beneway
Arthur G. West
Orleans County
Funeral for Catherine Schelersnan and others at St Augustine's Church
Funeral services announced for Catherine Schelersnan and Mrs Garr sid Quick and others. Requiem high mass to be sung at St Augustine's Church after a residence wake on Tuesday at 9 oclock. Funeral designs by House of Flowers, 119 Feasth, Prone Trey 3112.
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Fhae
Willen
J Sehenarman
Pasbahd
Catherine Schelersnan
nGuick
Adam Ludwig
Bhita- Melphia
Telock
St. Augustine's Church
Prais
House OF Flowers
Trey
Dewey Signs 911 Bills and Vetoes 346
Albany report notes that 1287 bills passed this session with 912 enacted and 34 vetoed by Governor Dewey. He issued memos on many approvals, urged postwar reform, and backed aid to cities, schools, veterans, and anti-crime laws while planning a special session for state aid allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Thomas E Dewey
Dewey
Poundice Aly Dewey
New York
West Haverstraw
Mechanicville Church Guild Hosts Year One Banquet
The first annual banquet of St Pauls Literary Guild at St Pauls Church Mechanicville featured Rev Michael Hopkins as guest speaker. Officers remained the same as the founding slate and a Catholic bookshelf of 206 volumes was noted in the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Literary Guild
St. Paul's Church
Mechanicville
Callahan’s
Michael Hopkins
O.S.A
L. 3. Blakeman Public Library
Louis Gerrity
USA
Father Gerrity
Joseph Firston
OSA
Lawrence Kelly
Silwater
Kathryn Calahan
Betty Conley
Patricia Golden
Mortes Snyder
Fire damages shed at Botton Maine Railroad yard
Firefighters battled a small blaze in a one story frame shed at the Botton Maine Railroad Company yard north of Hennselaer Street. Pumpers arrived around 6 16 p m and used a booster line to extinguish the fire. Cause not determined.
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Botton
Donor drive lists officers wives and civilian supporters
The report names groups of donors including wives of officers headed by Mrs. Jyden Ross, and Colonel O Brien's widow among ten donors. Notable firms and individuals from the Westervliet Arsenal and area contributed, with 21 of Ql examined rejected. Donations memorialized soldiers killed in action, while the blood drive continues at First Baptist Church and Red Cross HQ in Troy with contact numbers provided.
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Densted
Jyden
Ross
O'Brien
Biz ‘Rather
Frank J. O'frier
Joan S&s. Prout
States Guard
Conors
Wetervliet Arsenal
Col
C. E Partridge
Sonors
Chieft, Peabody & Co., Inc
Behr-Manning Corp
Ford Motor Co
Jiegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
New York Power, & Light Corp
Alda
Auto Brasriagoes Brush Co., Inc
Iliam Doubner
Tenth Avenue
Watervilet
31Th Infantry
Pegey Cahill
Sherman Avenue
Thomas Smith
Belgium
Daniel Foley
James Street
Green Island
Wallace Simpkins
Eailing Troy
Imperson
Red Cross
Proctor Building
Blood Bank Collects 250 Pints Donations At Local Center
The Red Cross drive at the First Baptist Church and Schenectady donor center collected 250 pints of blood. Mrs. Harold Bissell donated for the twelfth time in honor of her brother Raymond Huntley, a Seabee veteran recently returned to Troy. Several donors reached major milestones including eleventh and ninth pint contributions, with a group of 55 memorial donations for Lt Col William J. O Brien and fallen 10th Infantry men.
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Red Cross
William J. O'Brien
165Th Infantry
E. Partridge
Watervliet Arsagal
Gertrude Moore
Blood Bank
Trojens
Blood Taak
First Baptist Church
Schenectady
Harold Bissell
Cassoné Avenue
Bissell
Blood Benk
Lea G. Willi
Fourth Street
Waterford
Lawrence J. Lozo
Eighth Street
Alson Ives
Congress Street
Dorothy G. Ives
Caston W. Valente
Broadway
Watervliet
Robert E. Stark
Washington Avenue
Clara. Klock
Broad Street
Lillian Russell
King Street
Rensselaer
Airthur Smith
Ford Motor, Co
Antoinette Eiffer
Gertrude Forget
Ciuett, Peabody & Co
Inez
Betty Gage
Sixth Street
William Weintrab
First Street
William J. O Brien
10Th Infantry
Edward J. McGisan
O'Brien
Saipan
Hig
McGlynn
Elizabeth McGlynn
Siberta Cropser
Glen Avenue
Jefe
105Th Infantry
Troy
Veterans’ Organizations
Per-I
Canteen Corps to Hear Nutrition Expert Friday
Red Cross Canteen Corps members and two men who finished the twenty hour nutrition course will hear Miss Mary Rissinger, a Red Cross nutritionist, describe the corps role in disaster and other services. Those who completed the course and wish to enter the new canteen corps course should report Friday at 7:33 PM at 7 State Street.
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Red Cross
Mary Rissinger
Nutrtionist
Mabel Milhan
Coacirman
Stonday
State Street
Red Cr
Leona Waite
Water & School
Willde
Dozen Tons of Cans Collected In First Day of Troy Canvass
Troy crews launched tin can collection with 12 tons gathered on day one from Hoosick Street northward into Lansigshore, filling a railroad car. Foreman John Cunningham reported two-thirds of last October’s city effort, with minimal waste and cleaner cans.
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Troy
Aduc
Hoosick Street
Lansisghore
John Cunningham
Ferry Street
River Street
Lpring
Lincoln and
Mann Avenues
Cross Streets
Waterford Pfc Haskins Safe After Missing In Action
Pfc Donald W. Haskins Jr of Waterford formerly Elizabeth MacHeffie is reported safe after being listed missing in action in Germany. He said mail stoppage led to the error and noted a transfer and river crossing battle around the same time. The Troy Record notes he served with Patten's Fourth Armored Division and faced counterattack circumstances.
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Donald W. Haskins, Jr
Third Street
Waterford
Reike
Germany
Haskins
Elizabeth MacHeffie
Elms
Patten
Fourth Armored Division
Cams
Heskingeres
War Department
Groups Prepare for Winantskill Meeting
Three community groups held meetings in the last 48 hours as Winantskill residents prepare for today's 7 PM school meeting at Firemen's Hall. The district supervisor reported 23 residents expected to vote on steps to alleviate overcrowding.
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Winants
Supervisory District Y
Winantskiil
Wenneniskiil Improvement Association
Hasimore Association
Certificate Filed Shows Delicatessen Change of Ownership
Certificates filed in the county clerk indicate Rey's Delicatessen at 2340 Fifth Avenue is now operated by Raymond Dratwa of 37 Hoosick Street. The former partnership between Dratwa and Yoeman A Peck has been dissolved.
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Rey
Fifth Avenue
Raymond Dratwa
Hoosick Street
Dratwa
Yoe
Victory Gardens To Be Assigned At County Home
Gardens will be assigned at the Van Rensselaer Home Victory Garden site tomorrow at 7 p.m. County supervisors Thomas Brody and Frank E. Burdick will attend to make assignments for applicants. A limited number of garden hats remain available and interested persons are urged to be present.
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van Rensselaer
Victory Garden
Thomas
Brody
Frank E. Burdick
Barden
Aieke
Burdick
Swan
Queining
Sian
New York State
New York
Long Island
Westchester County
Frank Eaton
Zurith, Genera? Accident and Liability Insurance Co
Siliman
Workers Open Cancer Fund Drive
A citywide campaign to fund cancer research and patient services opened at The Hendrick Hudson with workers briefed by Dr. John M. Ewes of Rochester and Dr. Swan. Mayor Jona J. Ahern and Mrs. Oney P. Smith outlined drive goals as teams canvass Troy areas to raise funds for the American Cancer Society.
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Hendrick Hudson
Feany Cap Waira Ene
Bevaldes
John M. Ewes
Rochester
York
Cascesier
Swan
Eiliman
Nericnat Cieirmen
Troy Area
Troy Unit
Field Army
Americas Cancer Society
Jona J. Ahern
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the Samaritan Hospital
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William Neely Ross
Nyack
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Herbert H. Lehman
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