Obituary notices and birth announcements from Troy Record
The Troy Record lists multiple August 1943 obituaries and birth notices. Entries mention Behr-Manning and Stock Control Dept contributions at bereavement, birth announcements for Hannan Har rington Ruditis Bechard Carney Driscoll Flavin Gilligan and others, and funeral details for Bechard Bennett Brust Carney Driscoll Flavin Gilligan Hannan LaFrise McNamara Mastio ODay and related family connections in Troy Cohoes Watervliet Schaghticoke and Albany area.
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Baillargeon
Stock Control Dept
Behr-Manning, Corp
Tel. Co
Kresge Co
Cahoes
McLeae
Alyre
Ceiling Prices meet in Troy raise meat dealer ire
Troy area meat dealers told OPA officials at The Hendrick Hudson that current ceiling prices ruin their business. Local price panels will settle disputes. panel members include E H Pattison chair, Rev R B Russell, Miss Wood, Miss Swackmeyer, Joseph Buff, Miss Rita Fitzsimmons.
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OPA
Troy
Troy Area
Hendrick Hudson
Albany Board
F. Paul Riley
Washington
Roy Cairns
CPA
Kenneth Woods
Woods
Riley
District Board
Charles AH. McTigue
McTigue
Margaret M. Wood
Russell Sage College
Lieut Dippo Eligible For Medal In NY Guard Service
Lieut William G Dippo of Company A Second Regiment New York Guard earned a twenty year service medal eligibility. Drill was led by Capt John B Prout with Lieutenants Corcoran and Dippo. Four vacancies remain. compass course school set for Sunday at 9 am under Maj W Frank Leversee.
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State National Guard
New ‘York Guard
William G. Dippo
New York Guard
Dippo
John B. Prout
John Corcoran
Armory
Corp. Tech
Matthew van Newaal
William T. Prout, Jr
William C. Cissler
Stillwater
W. Frank Leversee
Lack of Bus Drivers Cited by Company
United Traction Co reports fuel approval and driver recruitment as bottlenecks after a Defense Transportation Office order. General manager Miles Persons says gasoline allotment for the next quarter would enable 106 722 extra miles of service, but driver shortages persist with 330 today versus 396 a year ago.
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Public Service Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
United Traction Co
Three Men Given Suspended Sentences in Public In toxication Case
In Police Court three men were suspended sentenced after public intoxication charges following a fight on Fourth Street south of Congress Street. Injuries included a stab wound to Julian Darmetko’s left arm, Bernard Czarnecki’s right arm, and Jacob Darmetko’s right hand.
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Fourth Street
Congress Street
Julian Darmetko
Broadway
Watervliet
Bernard Czarnecki
Jacob Darmetko
Obituaries list from Menands and Albany area
Obituary notices for Cora Partridge Margaret Howell Bridget Provost Mary Jane Nichol Rose Reynolds John Walsh and related family members dated August 1943 detail funeral plans private burials and church services across Albany Troy Cohoes Schaghticoke and Watervliet with callers invited at memorial chapels and residences and Mass offerings scheduled through midweek.
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Partridge
Highland Avenue
Menands
Cora
Tebbutt Memorial Chapel
State Street
Albany
Memorial Chapel
Pimlott
Samaritan Hospital
Margaret E. Howell
Edwin Pimlott
William Howell
Evanston
Thomas J. Philips
Troy
Bryce
Fifth Avenue
Ferncliff
Springfield
Ohio
Frovost
Cohoes
Manor Avenue
Bridget T. Dyer
Albert Provost
Joseph Archambeault
Anna King
St. Patrick's Church
Buriat
St. Agnes
Robetor
Watervliet
N. Y
Mary Jane Nichol
Frank J. Robetor
Charles H. Wagner
Irene Gorman
Charles R
Milo
Saratoga Springs
George H. Reynolds
Dalhart
Tex
Clark & Blake Memorial
Schaghticoke
Fourth Street
St. Joseph's Church
Diamond Rock Lodge Reports On Grand Lodge Session
Frederick W. Whitehouse, delegate, reported on the recent Grand Lodge session at Syracuse during Diamond Rock Lodge 0 F meeting in Diamond Rock Hall. Earl D. Carrier presided. members will meet at 7 30 p m at the hall and then visit the home of the late Frank Fletcher at 105 Sixth Avenue to pay respects.
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Syracuse
Frederick W. Whitehouse
Diamond Rock Lodge
Diamond Rock Hall
Earl D. Carrier
Noble Grand
Frank Fletcher
Sixth Avenue
Mass for St Rocco Celebrated at St Marys Church
A Mass will be celebrated at 6 30 am today in St Marys Church in honor of St Rocco. Pasquale Fratta and friends will be the donors of the mass.
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St. Mary's Church
St. Rocco
Pasquale Fratta
Nine New Teachers Added to Rensselaer District Faculty
Elton J. Hakes announces nine new teachers across the First Supervisory District of Rensselaer County. Fifty-eight contracts renewed for the upcoming school year opening September 7. The list covers Towns Brunswick Hoosick Pittstown and Schaghticoke with multiple districts and roles including math English science and many grade levels.
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Rensselaer County
Elton J. Hakes
Florence §. Miller
Brunswick
Elsie M. Wirth
Ethel P. Haswell
Phyllis
Gladys W. Abbuhl
Helen E. Conklin
Beulah C. Brown
Mabel H. Keyes
Catherine Bly
Mary C. Calhoun
Mildred
East Greenbush Republicans renominate slate after tight caucus
At the East Greenbush Masonic Hall last night the Republican caucus renominated Supervisor John L. Baker by 67 votes over Kenneth Bamne and Henry B. Sharpe for justice of the peace. Frank K. Ball won by 17 votes over Frank Carpanella for the post, and Fred K. Near and Louis F. Smith were renominated for four and two years as assessor, with Smith defeating Albert Cady. Other nominees included George S. Fletcher town clerk Lincoln F. Stock collector Charles J. Werking highway superintendent Jacob L. Ostrander school director all without opposition.
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Justice of the Peace
East Greenbush
East Greenbush Masonic Hall
John L. Baker
Kenneth H. Bamne
Henry B. Sharpe
Frank K. Ball
Frank Carpanella
Fred K. Near
Louis F. Smith
Smith
Albert Cady
George S. Fletcher
Lincoln F. Stock
Charles J. Werking
Jacob L. Ostrander
Saratoga Man on Shuttle Bombing Raid
Lieut. Howard Bassett of Saratoga Springs served as navigator aboard a Flying Fortress in the Regensburg shuttle bombing raid of August 17. The Scorchy 2nd crew helped down four German fighters, with enemies nearly clipping the radio antenna and bombs-like projectiles showering the bomber. one gunner suffered a minor hand scratch.
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Saratoga
Howard Bassett
Regensburg
Germany
Scorchy 2Nd
Bassett
Associated Press
Six Whitehall Residents Hurt In Dual Collision
Six Whitehall residents were injured at about 1 a.m. Sunday when a car they rode in hit first a highway trailer then a parked trailer on Poultney Street in Whitehall. Injured were Francis Dalton 26, June Brooks 20 Thelma Hughes 17 Dorothy Hughes 25 Elinore Hughes 20 and Anna Burnett 28. Burnett and Dorothy Hughes were treated at Glens Falls Hospital and released. Police investigated. Dalton’s left front wheel hooked the trailer’s left rear wheel sending the car into the parked trailer owned by Albert Chaffee.另 ENLISTS ON NAVY Mitton C Coleman enlisted in the Navy and left for basic training at Sampson after Troy High School.
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Whitehall
Poultney Street
Francis Dalton
Maple Street
June Brooks
Thelma Hughes
Dorothy Hughes
Elinore Hughes
Anna Burnett
Glens Falls
Felix Ashline
Antoine Guerin
Ashline
Dalton Auto
Gardner Folson
Green Island
Albert Chaffee
NAVY
Mitton C. Coleman
Grace B. Coleman
Hight Street
Sampson
Troy High School
Blood Bank in Troy Seeks 200 Pints in Next Campaign
Navy doctor Lieut Frank Crosby overseeing Troy Red Cross blood bank noted 137 donors yesterday, below a planned target of 200. Of 149 volunteers, 12 were rejected for colds or high temperature. Crosby urged a campaign to boost turnout ahead of the September 20 session to meet the goal.
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Navy
Red Cross Blood Bank
Yesterre
Frank Crosby
U. S. WN
Troy
Crosby
Red Cross
Lockport
Guadalcanal
Hanley May Run Against Gen Haskell
New York political maneuvering centers on the associate judge appointment to the Court of Appeals and a looming test in the lieutenant governor race. Gen Haskell's pick and James Farley leadership clash echo past feuds as New Deal faction lines form. President Roosevelt's influence looms over partisan strategy and potential shifts in state leadership.
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Thomas D. Phacher
New York
Court of Appeals
Haskell
James A. Farley
Thacher
Frank C. Walker
Farley
Chicago
Harry Hopkins
Walker
Roosevelt
Dewey
Hoosick Republicans Nominate slate at town caucus
At the Hoosick Town caucus in Hoosick Falls the Republican slate was chosen without opposition. Bets Baker, Gran DB Smith, Cyrus Spicer, William O Hearne, Edward Bompton, Frank Chamberlain, Lestier Tate, Walter Cantello or Walter Allen, Earl Keniry, DeForest Pitt, and others were named for town offices including justice of the peace, town clerk, highway superintendent, assessor slots, school director, and town chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Masonic Hall
Hoosick Falls
Bert Baker
Gran DB Smith
Cyrus Spicer
William O’hearne
Edward Bompton
Frank Chamber
Lain
Lestier Tate
Walter Cantello
Walter Allen
Earl Keniry
DeForest C. Pitt
Pitt
Spicer
Floyd D. Taylor
Eugene Avery
Grange to Stage Work Picnic at Grange Hall
Johnsonville Grange members plan an all day picnic at Grange Hall on Thursday. They will clean repair the building and improve the grounds, each member bringing personal tools. Desserts will be supplied by a grange committee while guests bring sandwiches and a covered dish.
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Johnsonville Grange
Grange Hall
Des
Grange
Trojan Post Plans Clamsteam Event at Rooms Meeting
Trojan Post discussed preparations for a clamsteam to be served Sunday in the rooms. Reservations close tonight with the committee holding its final session. Charles Hansen led sports, John DeLapp refreshments, W M McCracken entertainment, Thomas B McClain tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Post
W. F. Wise
Charles Hansen
John DeLapp
W. M. McCracken
Thomas B. McClain
Bicycle Stolen From Home On Congress Street
Edward Laroda reports a bicycle valued at 25 dollars was stolen from in front of his home on Congress Street last night per the Detective Bureau inquiry.
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Edward Laroda
Congress Street
Bureau
Inductees Form Record Crowd at Troy Lounge
Inductees and staff filled the Troy Lounge at Troy Union Station as 150 Army recruits seized two hours of hospitality. Nine Troy women volunteers served sandwiches and cake, aided by Miss Kathryn Byrne, with cheers, pool, pingpong, piano, and singing creating a rare, lively station scene.
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USO
Troy
Troy Union Station
Kathryn Byrne
Troy Usc
Miss Byrne
Mrs. Holmes Crowningshield
Ann Brundage
Mary Broderick
Frances Egan
Clair Sherwin
Evelyn Ball
Kay Ball
Alice Strang
Troy Lounge
Maine
California
Hoffay Renamed By Poestenkill Republicans
Poestenkill Republicans renominated Supervisor Robert F. Hoffay at a town caucus held in the village fire house attended by about 200. Louis Devernoe opened the meeting, Delton H. Flint presiding, with Earl Davis and Earl Miller as tellers and Mrs. Kenneth Miller as clerk. Other town candidates named include Vernon Hoffman highway superintendent Arritta M. Barringer town clerk Delton Flint George Hous er four year justices of the peace Florence Ripple collector Charles Hauser assessor four years Ward Clickner assessor two years Ivan Hal school director.
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Robert F. Hoffay
Poestenkill
Louis Devernoe
Delton H. Flint
Earl Davis
Earl Miller
Kenneth Miller
Hoffay
Vernon Hoffman
Arritta M. Barringer
Mr. Flint
George Houser
Florence Ripple
Charles Hauser
Ward Clickner
Ivan Hal
State Announces Test Ratings For City Stenographer Talent
Miss Anita M. Kenyon of Troy won first place on an eligibility list for junior stenographer with a 0.79 mark after a June 12 civil service exam conducted under state direction. In East Greenbush Miss Margaret L. Wyzant topped the list with 8.41, while Miss Alice I. Eckman of Sherwood Park, Rensselaer, placed second with 8.13.
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Anita M. Kenyon
Sixth Avenue
Troy
Lansingburg
State Civil Service
East Greenbush
Margaret L. Wyzant
R. D
Alice I.eckman
Sherwood Park
Rensselaer
Beckwith Named Transfer Attorney for Warren County
Fred M. Beckwith of Glens Falls former Warren County district attorney was appointed transfer attorney for Warren County. He fills the vacancy caused by the death of John S. Woodward and will represent the State Department of Taxation and Finance in estate matters before the Warren County Surrogate.
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Fred M. Beckwith
Glens Falls
Warren County
John S. Woodward
State Department of Taxation and Finance
Fair Haven Doctor Elected Supreme Physician of Knights of Columbus
Dr McNemara, a Fair Haven physician for 13 years and former interne at Troy Hospital, has been elected supreme physician of the national Knights of Columbus. The announcement was made at Fair Haven after his return from Cleveland where the national convention was held.
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Wiscus v. Wuceeimara
Fair Haven
Troy Hospital
National Knights of Columbus
McNemara
Cleveland
District War Loan Quota Set for Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County joins 14 counties in a third War Loan drive with a $131,670,000 quota, the largest outside New York City. District Five includes Albany and Schenectady counties. Statewide bond sales target is $4.709 billion, about 30 percent of the national $15 billion goal. Area chairmen announced for Washington County divisions with meetings set for September 1 at Hudson Falls Court House.
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Rensselaer County
W. Randolph Burgess
State War Finance Committee
New York City
Saratoga
Warren
Washington
Albany
Clinton
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Greene
Hamilton
Montgomery
Otsego
Schenectady
Schoharie
Washington County
Ambrose H. Gilligan
Whitehall
Area I
Easton
Greenwich
Joan W. Bright
Cambridge
White Creek
Jackson
Malcolm Parrish
Salem
Hebron
Kenneth Streeter
Gilligan
James E. O’brien
Granville
John Duell
Clifford W. Higley
Hudson Falls
Frank P. Lyden
Fort
Gardeners Enjoy Clamsteam Victory Garden Event
At Clamsteam on Knickerbocker Playground grounds 150 gardeners and families gathered Sunday for a garden to table event using only produce from their plots. The startoff softball game saw Conways defeat Howes 7-5 while Carmen Gallo and Peter J. Howe won the pitching contest and Merion Ruff and Marion Weickmuller took foot races. Married women beat married men in tug of war as a committee led by Minahan and Ruff organized the steam.
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Eighth Avenue
Conways
Howes
Carmen Gallo
Peter J. Howe
James J. McCormick
J. B. Rusdelph
Medical Unit Takes Part in Field Maneuvers
The Medical Detachment of the Second Regiment New York Guard under Capt. E. H. Wilson joined field maneuvers at Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club grounds. The unit transported men and provided injury care with ambulance crew Sergts. M. Daffner Al Crier Pres Haroll Rowe and Robert Armstrong. After drill, Capt. W m lectured on first aid with Sergts. Berner Daffner and Crier. Enlistment vacancies remain in the Medical Detachment.
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al Crier
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Robert Armstrong
W m
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