Missing-Flight Officer Hauenstein Reported Lost Over Europe
Flight Officer Mat C. Hauenstein, son of Rev. and Mrs. John C. Hauenstein of Sand Lake, is listed missing after his Flying Fortress bomber failed to return. Air Medal recipient and Troy High School graduate served with the Eighth Air Force. three brothers also in military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat C. Hauenstein
John C. Hauenstein
Sand Lake
Wat Department
Hauenstein
Eighth Air Force
Troy High School
Pratt Institute
George C. Hauenstein
Germany
John W. Hauenstein
Patch
Seventh Army
Robert C. Hauen- Si¢in
Obituary notices from a 1955 Albany area paper
Funeral listings and obituaries for Leonard Hospital April 25 to April 30 1955, including Dorothy A Thark Pic Lawrese WH Blake and others. Details cover residences, church services at St Peters St Josephs Green Island and Woodlands Cambridge, burial plans, and survivor lists with spouses children and siblings.
Sage Senior Prom Staged At Hotel Sage
Prom week-end at Russell Sage College reached a climax with the Junior prom Saturday night at the hotel venue. Senior leaders and guests attended a formal dance open to sophomores due to curfew, with music by Rick Cannon and his orchestra. Reception and punch parties followed, plus brat of events and times for the week leading to graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sages College
Eaariey Hudson
Jannus
Desa
Rick Cannon
Chestra
Ls Ewing
Helen McKinstry
Mary T. Scudder
Doris BM. . Crockett
Doris Powell
Merjorie Grath
Little Theater
Glenwood
Raoul L. Gauthier Dies Former Brunswick Tax Collector
Raoul L. Gauthier a county resident for 43 years and former tax collector of the Town of Brunswick died at 15 Kemp Avenue after a long illness He was husband of the late Miss Della Demarais and son of Mrs Emma Garripy and the late Joseph Gauthier Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Alkin Matott and Mrs Lloyd Dean a sister Mrs Eva Myers and two grandsons Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoul L. Gauthier
Brunswick
Kemp Avenue
Della Demarais
Emma Garripy
Joseph Gauthier
Cleett, Peabodt Inc
Gauthier
St. Jean Baptiste Chaureh
Watertie
Avon
Raouli
Gauther
Hin
Alkin Matott
Lioyd Dean
Trorz
Eva Myers
Robert Allan Matott
Thomas L. Dean
Funeral notices and family remembrances noted
Fragmentary obituary items announce funerals from Third Ave and Troy Hospital address lines. References to Mrs Ernestine Stewart, John Tommes, Newie Meriena, Michael, and a private funeral from River Street imply individual memorials with masses, crematorium events, and cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Edward Eve
Robert
Ernestine Cewart
Juliem
Wit
Third Ave
St Church
Toomey
Troy Hospital
Johnx Tommes
Newie Meriena
Michael
Fune
Ral Dome
River St
Oakwood Cemetery
OPA Finds Few Food Violations in Local Stores
A 10 percent survey of 375 Troy City Rensselaer County War Price and Havening Board area stores found 98 percent compliance with price and posting rules. One meat posting violation, nineteen lettuce overcharges, five violations in pricing paid by the dozen, eight posting violations in fruits and vegetables, seven syrup price errors, and several grocery posting breaches were recorded. Volunteers and paid staff conducted 161 store checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy City-Ressselaer
Gertrudge
MG Burns
Emma Willard Hosts Spring Horse Show With Local Entries
Emma Willard School stages its annual spring horse show on Saturday featuring sets from LaSalle Institute and the Victory Mounted Patrol of Albany, plus entries from Mrs. Peter L. Harvie, William D. Boswell, I. Charles Frenés, James T. Whitehurst, Jr., and Russell Sage College. Judges include Mrs. Benty J. Kimball of Watertown. About 19 classes are planned with prizes from local banks and businesses, and a special ladies five-gaited trophy. Local Emma Willard students listed include Gail Boswell, Gerry Boswell, Nancy Clane, Carol Collins, Arline French, Ruth Harvie, Diana Harvie, Nancy Kahn, Lois Sherman, Carolyn Taylor, Margo Warneke, Lee Warnecke, Patricia Whitehorst, Gail Whitehurst, and Wendy Witherell. If rain delays, the show moves to May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle Institute
Victory Mounted Patrol
Christian Brothers Academy of Albany
Emma ‘Willard
American Horse Shows Association, Inc
Peter L. Harvie
William D. Boswell
I. Charles Frenés
James T. Whitehurst, Jr
Russell Sage College
Benty J. Kimball
Watertown
Nancy Clane
Carol Collins
Arline French
Ruth Harvie
Diana Harvie
Nancy Kahn
Lois Sherman
Carolyn Taylor
Margo Warneke
Lee Warnecke
Patricia Whitehorst
Gail Whitehurst
Wendy Witherell
Troy Vocational School Offers Chemistry Class
Troy High School hosts a chemistry class offered by Troy Vocational School for residents pursuing chemistry exams or scholastic requirements. Sessions run Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings starting at 7 20 pm and 2 pm. Director Joseph T Sprevie and Houndeed announced the program yesterday. Applicants may register during class periods at Troy High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
Joseph T. Sprevie
Houndeed
May term Supreme Court opens in Washington County
The May term of the Supreme Court for Washington County convenes at 3 30 pm Monday at the Hudson Falls Court House. The opening session focuses on naturalization cases, court calendar marking, and grand juror calling. Trial jurors will not report until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington County
Hudson Falls Court House
Stage Door Presented At Emma Willard School
Virginia Calhoun led the Emma Willard Class of 1936 in Stage Door at Emma Willard School on Saturday evening. The cast included Diane Knighe as David Kingsley and Judith Canfield played by Dorothy Hosford, with Grace Evans and Diana Harvie aiding set work and Laurie Egan heading publicity. Attendants included Vander Reyden Hall guests as the production showcased a lively period drama with strong performances and stage craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Randall
Virginia Calhoun
Emma Willard School
Miss Calhoun
Edna Ferber
George
Kaufman
Miss Hosferd
Laughts
Carol Houston
Joan Spein
Laurie Egan
Barbara Heister
Grace Evans
Diana Harvie
Joan Morrissey
Fleabeth Patterson
Rath Martin
Ning Pattison
Mary Lou Coughlan
Dorothy H. Kirk Iland
Flagg
Margaret Paxe
Christiane Thom
Judith Smith
Vanders Reyden
Hall
Emma Willard
Funeral for Man Killed by Auto Set for Tomorrow
The funeral for Andrew Neatrour of 203 Ferry Street, killed when struck by a car on Fifth Avenue near Ferry Street, will be held at 9 am tomorrow from his daughter's residence at 234 Fifth Avenue and from St. Francis de Sales Church with a solemn requiem mass at 9:30 am. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Neatrour, born in Bethlehem, Pa, lived in Troy and Watervliet most of his life, was a member of St. Francis de Sales Church, and worked for Roff Knitting Co. of Cohoes. Survivors include his widow, daughters Mrs. Walter P. Conlen and Mrs. Kenneth L. McChesney, three sisters, three brothers, and several other relatives. Detective William H. Van Steenberg leads the investigation, with the official denial being withheld. The automobile was owned and operated by Donald W. Wakeis of 15 Melton Avenue, Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Rheate
St. Joseph's Church
St Joseph's Cemetery
Green Island
Cosma FL Duran
Parker Bros
Broadway
Watervliet
Eddi
Maude Cora
Area
Tray. X. Eads
Danfond H
Brawed
Cambridge
N x
Dora, Eddy
Sune
Secanion
Izte
Charles S. Alden
Mars Melvina J
Gampeta
Cnesier
James G. Bunt
Terment
Woodlands Cemetery
Eddy
Enbury Stethodist Church
Danford
Eedy
Nice Mabde Eddy
Tucson
Dorothy H. Edy
Priscilla Alden Edty
Ons
Alden D. Biddy
Anainglen
Charles H. Alden
Providence
Rosm Gautaier
Raoul B
Della Damarais
Alvin Matot
Llord
Froy
Tas Pie
Raoul L. Gauthier
Tw S. Army
Emma Garripy
Joseph Gauthier
Bir
Eva
Resigegen
Emp Avenue
Albia
Catherine Hynes
St Mars’s
Keating
Anag C. Green
New York State
Am. Wittam 1
Army
Germany
B. Readur
Edward McNa Inara
Fur¢rak
Si. Joseph’sreen Island
Troy
KRNOX
al Albaar
N. T
Saran F.C
Frank HR. Knox
Patl Knox
M.N
Paul ‘Knox, Jr
Beattie of
Montesi
Marker
Housick Falix
Thames ‘Panavan
Montreal Panerai
Fira
St. Sindvet's
Tnterment Manteeal
Aestrock
Aphe
J. Neat
Walter P. Coneth L. Methesnex
Iriné
Azina
Frank and
Williamsyeatrour
James Manning
Kenneth L. McGheaney
Fifth Avenue
Church of St. Francis ‘de. Sales
Solerar
Athend
Andrew Neatrour
Ferry Street
Kenneth L. McChasney
St. Francis de Sates Church
St. Jéan's Cemetery
Neatroar
Jor
John
Wiliam
Frank Neutrour
Coroter
Charles J. Cote
Xno Synth
William H. van Steenberg
Sinck Neutrour
Donald W. Wakeies
Melton Avenue
Fown
Brunswick
Peace rumor in Europe stirs Troy then fades
A circulating rumor of Europe peace and collapse spread through Troy and nearby areas, prompting public discussion and off duty police alerts before being officially denied by President Truman. Churches opened for prayer as residents evacuated to local houses and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Troy
Truman
Red Cross survey committee ends planning for disasters
The Disaster and Preparedness Relief Committee of the Hensseleer County Chapter American Red Cross has organized a survey group led by Lt Col Andrew F Lamb to map risks from floods windstorms and fires. The panel will gather data on possible Harvard hazards and report to W D Boswell while outlining rescue medical shelter food clothing registration and supply needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensseleer
American Red Cross
Andrew F. Lamb
Chaiman
W. D. Boswell
Lamb
Federal District Engineer's Office
Barnet Steiner
Cochairman
Hat
Leon R. Lonsdale
Lansingburg
David J. Creagan
Congress Street Bridge
James C. Boland
Robert J. Lemmon
Melrose
John J
Furniture Apt
Charles J. Weaver
Waterford Territory
Lams
John W. Hansen
John C. Swan
Tror
Rensselaer County
Valley Falls Woman Reports Bag Theft
Mrs. Blien S Stiles reports a black leather handbag theft from Valley Falls. The bag contained a diamond engagement ring valued at 200 dollars, a gold chain, a cameo, a bank CoPOSII hook, gloves, and photos. Det. John J. Noonan investigated the incident.
Mayor Ahern to Confer on Medal Awards in Troy Post Meeting
City officials will coordinate with the 27th Division for posthumous Congressional Medal of Honor ceremonies in Troy. Lt Col William J. OBrien and Sgt. Thomas A. Baker, both with the 105th Infantry, honored for Saipan actions, will be recognized with Gov. Dewey participating. Meeting to finalize plans scheduled at Troy Post American Legion rooms tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Post
Trojans
John J. Ahern
Areyor Ahern
Dean P. Taylor
Robert P. Patterson
Clyde W. Heer
Fran J. Mealy
Thomas A. Baker
105Th Infantry
Saipan
American Legion
Third Street
Glens Falls Pastor to Speak At Mass Meeting
Glens Falls pastor Rev Walter J Benedict of Christ Methodist Church will be principal speaker at a mass meeting on May 7 at Ninth Presbyterian Church. The event follows inter church conferences tied to the San Francisco conference, sponsored by the Presbyterian Union of Troy and City led by president Robert MacAuley. Meetings begin at 7:15 p.m with a 5 p.m follow up, featuring topics like Dumbarcon Oaks, American Policy, Germany and the Future, and Coignial Problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Benedict
Christ Methodist Church
Glens Falls
Ninth Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Presbyterian Union of
Troy
City
Robert MacAules
L MacAuley
Dumbarcon Oaks
League
Women Voters
Germany
Francis McGinrey
Y. Cohoes
Herold
Qiziey
Benedict
Ar Panments
MacAnles
Herbert C. Witender
John
Mrs Willkie Elected Skidmore Trustee
Mrs Willkie elected to two member board at Skidmore College in Saratoga. Pres Beary Moore announced the result after a college event last week. She has long active interests in world affairs education and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel Wilkie
Datees Nf
Skidmore
Apollo Court Meeting Of Amaranth Prep Supper Apron Social
Apollo Court Order of Amaranth plans a short business meeting Thursday night at 31 Fourth Street with Mrs Hazel Neal royal matron and John C Neal royal patron presiding. A covered dish supper precedes at 6 p.m. followed by an apron social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Court
Order of Amaranth
Fourth Street
Hazel Neal
John C. Neal
P.m
Auto crash leaves victim with twenty one stitches
Frank Pers enul Si of 16 George Street Green Island is in Samaritan Hospital with severe facial lacerations after a car on King and River Streets struck him. Police say 21 stitches were required. Vehicle owned by George E. Turner of 120 Seventh Avenue Lensingburg. Perrott suffered loss of blood balance and other injuries. police radio crew and detectives assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Persenul
George Street
Green Island
Sameritan
King
River Streets
George E. Turner
Seventh Avenue
Lensingburg
Perrott
Thomas Maguire
John
Dean
Oliver DeCelte
John Delehanty
Radio Patrol
Jona J. Noonan
Harold O'Neil
Detective Bureau
Strack
Fourth Street
Samaritan Hospital
Arthur Fitzgerald
Wiliam J. Hyer
Burns
Rath Brothers
Cearsing
Rebekah Deputy to Visit Greenbush Lodge Wednesday Night
Mrs. Chariotte Morehouse, district deputy president of Rensselaer Rebekah District No. 1, will pay an official visit to Greenbush Rebekah Lodge Wednesday at the lodge rooms in Rensselaer. She will present the semi annual case word in what is the final visit of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariotte Morehouse
Rensselaer Rebekah District No. 1
Greenbush Rebekah
Rensselaer
Trey
Diamond Rock
Hudson Valley
U9th Street Temple
Patriarchs J
Canton Leo
Milletant
Albia Lodge
Albie Temple
Adaran Sardoran
Order of A Ditans
Diamond Rock Hall
Albert Baker
Grand Monarch
George W. Tiler
Warmer Weather Returns in Tror Area with Intermittent Showers
The Tror Area saw warmer weather yesterday with occasional showers and light drizzle as clouds lingered, while the Weather Bureau expected moderate temperatures and continued cloudiness with no rain. A high near 82 degrees was recorded, the warmest of the week, as the day began to clear early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tror
Blackout Bombs Stolen At Fort Edward
State Police investigated theft of 35 bombs and three Rees Xf powder from Fort Edward Fireworks Co storehouse. Officers said the bombs were powerful explosive devices used for blackout purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Edward
Fort Edward Fireworks Co
Frooper Meade
Haiskern
Bc.i
South Glens Falls
Wood Cutter Sets Two Records in New York State Contest
County Wood Cutter Marcellus and Schaghticoke farmers dominated a state contest in Rensselaer County cutting and stacking cords of wood. Dorsid set a state and eastern record with 124 cords in minutes, while fellow competitors broke multiple marks. Officials observed as the trio represented New York in a Saturday event amid formalities and crowd interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfland Marcellus
Rensselaer County
New York State
New York
Dorsid
Myesty
Dugiar
North Creek
Sesem Bates
Gaurhier
Pesford
Rock
Luconig
Behr Manning Athletic Group Dines and Awards
Behr Manning Athletic Group hosted its annual Sangue’ Mist night in the Surf Room Annex. The event highlighted season end awards for Trade Industries League players and discussed forming at least two softball teams for the upcoming Industrial Softball League. Mullins, wounded in action, praised Behr Manning products and shared overseas experiences. Wilbur Kidder served as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Athletic Association of Behr- Manning Corp
Annex
Trae Industries League
AL James McCrack
Troy Industrial Club
Richard Mullins
United States
Becaue
McCracken
Mullins
France
Behr-Manning
Wilbur E Kidder
James E. Walot
James Corerigan
Joseph Ruaster
Kenneth Bonjutian
Greenwich Draft Board Calls Men For Induction
Greenwich Draft Board selected six men from the Southern Weekington County district to report for induction in the armed forces May 10 after preinduction exams. A separate group of 33 will report the same day for preinduction examination, including Cambridge, Laur ence A Laaver, Easton, David J Sawyer, and Harold E Burch among others. The list notes transfers and extensions within the district and mentions a few individuals by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekington County
Argive
Bernard V. Lansworthy
Cambridge
John J. Murphr, Jr. Easton
Harry Dorski
Ona Hh Bain
Wiliam R. Conan Eaward
Joan P. Heyes
Frank L Belden
Victor P. . Constantinessa
William E. Mercier
Walter J. Pratt
Peter P. LeFebvreh
Louis I. Aurelia
Leo T. Rabie
Blaze Halts Shop as Pumper Charged at 25 pm
Police report a fire at Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co site in a machine shed building on Saturday. A carriage valued at 200 dollars was damaged. the cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co
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Bouely Temperstuer
Maneak
Se Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Parton
Julia
Besiak
Mildred Handron
Clement F. Handron
Dante
Babe Bmys- Handruz
Harliton Pa
Tao Sa
Sats
Bom
Gordinier
Watervilet
Charles F
Louisa Gilbrook
Mire
William Birkby
Fueral
Twentythird Street
Waterford
George D. Hall
South Street
Emma F. Hall
Stephen
Frederick Hall
Fanyral
Broad Street
Herring
Lesnard Hospital
Harry B. Herring
Florence Hunt
Fred Thbrott
Russell Quackenbush
Samuel Jordan
Samuel Goeadman
Dies
Gardner Earl
Oakeeored
Egmans
Charles B. Finn
Beckanet Modern Funeral Hi
OPA
Troy Vocational School
Grant R. Budler
Conrad
Jows
Staf
Florgnt W. Larcae
Malone
Sex Edward
J.graham
Torrington
Cons
1. Angeles
Nirenberg & Sons
Facta
T!ks
Stenner
Los & & Sons
Met Workers
Red Cross Committee
Cohoes
Rebekah
Behr-Manning Athletic Group
Dines
Greenwich
Draft Board
Postoffice
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