Watervliet Man Shot Cleaning Gun
A Watervliet man was accidentally shot while cleaning a firearm. The incident occurred on Avenue and the injured man was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Authorities reported no further details at this time.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
10
A Watervliet man was accidentally shot while cleaning a firearm. The incident occurred on Avenue and the injured man was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Authorities reported no further details at this time.
A Watervliet couple marks a silver wedding anniversary with a small ceremony. The occasion includes family and friends, a cake, and table decorations, with a Mothers’ Club party held nearby at the school.
The city announces Grievance Days on August 21 22 24 and 25 at the city hall chambers. Tax assessor staff will review property assessments and grievances to adjust tax bills and resolve objections.
George Hartigan died in Watervliet in a report that also mentions SCT and Henry Feiermed in connection to the event. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
Maplewood Fire Department chiefs Joseph Hetko and Henry Oligny named as delegates to the Hudson Home Day event. The article notes fund efforts for the firemen's home at Aludso Fr. Brothers Meet details two brothers serving in the U S Army at Fulda Germany with Francis Bouchard and Arthur Bouchard.
The article describes plans to create a light section of the towngate along the upper Middle Town Road from end of Sixth Street to St Peter and Paul Cemeteries. It notes work by the Over raid Corps and mentions a petition presented by George OW Herring on behalf of the Pros beet Hu Community Association. Supervisor Anges Garrect presided over the meeting.
Center Cambridge Duane G Browne has received word of the death of ni acm Gifford. at Bac ining rods were instal start Weex on the residence of Mr. end. Mrs. Fred Buckley, Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Herrington of West Hoosick, called an Mr. and rs. Herbert Babcock Sunday. Miss Evetyn Seeley and Miss Beulah Bresenstuhl, dock of Round Lake, called on Mrs. Harriet E. Dodds and family racentr Bigs Sybil Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Andrew, is spend ing the week with her grandpar ents, Mr and Mrs. Charles andrew, at Bngis Bridge. . Mr and Mrs. Clinton Stuart of Troy spent a.fex 4. last week with Mrs. Stuart's brother-in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Andrew, 3ir. and Mrs. David Thomas of Schenectady OA Mr. and Sirs. Burde cently. Mrs. John L. Hunt of Thomas it , was overnight worst last week of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Amott. Miss Esther Brady of Shushan was also a guest of the Armanii's last week.
A Methodist service featured Deion singing Safe in the Arms of Jesus as relatives served as bearers. Interment followed at Albany Parel Cemetery. A WatersEr RY Club picnic is planned with upper New York members, with Watervliet delegates leaving Saturday led by William H. Barnow. A print meeting is set for Syracuse Saturday evening.
U S officials clash over how to handle Emperor Hirohito after Potsdam. Britain backs preserving the imperial institution to avert chaos while China urges labeling him a war criminal. The United States seeks a middle course but remains divided on whether to use Hirohito as a bargaining point or remove him.
Hoosick Falls residents gather for the 43rd Webster family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cipnerly in Petersburg Sunday. Church services are listed at Saints Episcopal in Hoosick Falls and Hoosick Baptist Church with sermons by Rev J R Gould and Rev Jerralé C Potts. Weekend events include weddings, visits, and a Hoosick Baptist Sunday School picnic at Loke Lauderdale with a 1 PM dinner.
Whitehall Lt Col George Hopkins recently back from the Pacific spends the week with friends in Whitehall as he is now stationed in Florida. Ub Cmdr Herbert A Bartholomew Jr visits his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Bartholomew. Richard Beverly and Carol Shafield enjoy summer with Oswego relatives, with grandparents Mr and Mrs King Sheffield. Mr and Mrs Joseph D Amico host a banquet for armed forces veterans who served in European or Pacific theaters in honor of their son Pfc Lawrence D Amico who returned overseas.
The section lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices for residents of Troy and nearby towns. It covers Elizabeth Murray, Miles Murrey, and others with details on church services, burial sites, survivors, and funeral homes. Individuals include Rev. Barrett, Rev. Newburg, and various family members. Interments occur at St Peter's Cemetery, Woodlawn, Elmwood Hills, and local plots.
Adelard F Hantey and Charles F Fonteine of Whitehall Pic leave yesterday for induction. Russell Beaty, honorably discharged, is seen with parents Bir and Mrs Herbert Beaty of Adama Street Beaty entered service March 3 1948. Arthur C Weller of Whitehall promoted to captain in the Tri Cities Squadron Civil Air Patrol at Rome Air Base with 78 cadets. Engagement announced for Helen Marion Rinne WAVES to John Allen McDermott Marine Corps. wedding to be held at to be announced.
The funeral for Miss Therems Dew was conducted yesterday from her residence at 42 Cohoes Road and from St. Joseph's Church in Green Island. Rev. John C. McDonald led the requiem, with Rev. Austin J. Carbett deacon and Rev. Edward Smith acting chaplain. Miss Winifred DeLong played the organ, with Mrs. John Berg Rammer singing. A Catholic Central High School student group attended, and interment followed at St. Peter's Cemetery, Onego.
Mrs Mary M. O Clair of Alley Avenue Greenstung returned home after a week in New York and Pennsylvania as the guest of Mrs Brian Callahan and Mr and Mrs Everett Swayze of Northtown Pa.
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