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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1943

Page

11

Relief Corps Party in Troy Tonight at Mrs Harris Home

Boston Relief Corps plans a card party and social at Mrs Sarah Harris 2348 Sixteenth Street Troy tonight Refreshments will be served. The community notices include many obituaries births and family acknowledgments from Troy Watervliet Cohoes and surrounding areas with multiple last name tributes and upcoming funeral arrangements.

Relief Corps Boston Relief Corps Sarah Harris Sixteenth Street Carney Whilam Carney Shaughnessy Thomas F. Shaughnessy Sisters of Charity Sisters of St. Joseph Holy Name Society of St. Bridget's Church American Legion Teal Nicholas Teal W. BR Keller

Rotary Club Annual Outing at Troy Country Club

Troy Rotary Club members and guests from area clubs enjoyed an afternoon and evening outing at the Troy Country Club. Activities included a 1 p.m. golf tournament, softball, horseshoe pitching, and athletic events. Distinguished guest Dr. Joaquim Anorga, Havana university president and former Cuba district governor, spoke and presented a Cuban flag to the club.

Troy Rotary Club Troy Country Club Joaquim Anorga Havana Cuba Sand Charles Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Anorga Rotary Troy Club Troy Robert A. Black Ward Richard W. Thomas

Saratoga Town Parties Endorse Identical Slate in Schuylerville

Republicans and Democrats of Saratoga Town meet, approve a joint slate with no contests except Justice John W. Cummings who seeks a council seat. Endorsed: Supervisor J. E. Molroy, assessor Patrick Turcotte, Hanehan, clerk Miss Alice Smith, collector Joseph Cheney, highways James Walsh, school director Grace Hewitt. Cummings term expires. others hold over. Endorsements attributed to war conditions and current officials’ work. Ostrander led Republicans. Funston and Hewitt made the motion. O’Brien chaired the Democrats.

Alice Smith Joseph H. Cheney James J. Walsh Grace Hewitt Cummings Elmer Wilson Vibert L. Ostrander Republican Caucus Benjamin W. Vanderwerker T. E. Funston Samuel E. Hewitt John J. O'Brien Schuyterville Democratile Canons Edgar McMahon

Nurses Aid Class Honors Instructor At Dinner

Members of Troy Hospital’s largest volunteer nurses aid class, 86 graduates, hosted a dinner for their instructor Mrs James W Fitzgerald at the Crystal Bar. Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs Grace Mickle spoke on duties and hospital support during a nursing shortage. Miss Alice Fusco acted as toastmaster and presented a gift. Frances Kantor chaired the arrangements.

Troy Hospital James W. Fitzgerald Crystal Bar Fitzgerald iGrace Mickle Alice Fusco Frances Kantor

Induction Tests Passed by 15 Men

Fifteen men registered with the Corinth Draft Board were accepted for induction after physical tests. Army inductees include Stephen Dalaba Jr of Greenfield Center Arthur Dorvee Jr of Gansevoort Edward Murphy Jr Harold Dodge of Corinth Leon Sparling of Schuylerville Andrew Mousin of Porter Corners Willard Burch of Hudson Falls Hildreth Viele of Saratoga Springs Kenneth Sherman of Porter Corners Robert Shaw of Gansevoort William Perry of Greenfield Center and David Wilson Clark of Greenfield Center. Navy inductees are Keith Lawrence of Corinth and Emil Muench of Greenfield Center. Marines inductees are Emil Muench of Greenfield Center and Robert Welch of Gansevoort.

Corinth Draft Board Armed Service Army Stephen Dalaba, Jr Greenfield Center Arthur David Dorvee, Jr Gansevoort Edward Joseph Murphy Harold Samuel Dodge Corinth Leon Harry Sparling Schuylervile Andrew Arthur Mousin Porter Corners Navy Keith Allen Lawrence Willard Porter Burch Hudson Falls Hildreth Milliman Viele Saratoga Springs Kenneth Hallg Sherman Robert Clements Shaw Wiliam Joseph Perry David Wilson Clark Marines Emil Paul Muench Robert Clement Welch Ganzevoort

Zuppe Died in City August 24 1943 at Home of Brother

Zuppe died in the city on August 24 1943 at his brother Harry E Zuppe’s home 1 Meadowlawn Zachary. He was brother of Harry Zuppe of Troy and Mrs Catherine Potiou of Athens Greece uncle of Mrs Carl Rasmussen of Washington D C and Me John William Pawel great cousin of E Leousis. Funeral services Friday noon Prayer Home 1897 Fifth Ave at 2 o'clock with services at the Greek Orthodox Church at 2 90 o'clock. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery.

Cohoes Hospital Beubard Azelie Turglyn Fronne Miller Cohoes William Dunn Troy Lionel Bechard Northside Josephat Bechard Charles B. Bechard Fort Meade Pic Maurice A. Bechard U. S. Shrevesport Grant Street St. Joseph's Church Taterment St Joseph's Cemetery Waterfor‘l. Beett Watervliet Harlan LaGrand Bennett Sarah Trimble Wailer Higgins Wilgon Memorial Home Fourth Avenue Interwent Albany Bruny AL Tamarac Mary Della Carr Jacob Brust Coville Brust Tamarac Clyde Pittstown Charles Naugatuck Margaret Bloomfield Alice Leary Danvers Mass Richmond Hill Queens New York Driscolt St Cropseyville Frances E. Curley John, D. Driscoll Clara BR. Wornneberger Patrick ©. Curley Kyran E E. Parr Curley Washington, D. C James J. Clinton Broa Fourth Street St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Cemeery Wletcher Sixth Avenue Frank Fletcher Hermine Birk Oakwood Cemetery Franklin Fifteent Benjamin Foster Franklin Elizabeth Gardener Charles H. Hunt Baltimore Marion Elizabeth Franklin Kelly Saratoga Lake Norman A Kelly Ethel W. Smith Charles J. Haskin Veronica BE Kark Funeral Saratoga Springs Port Henry Jacob Street Harriet Freaman Henry la Prise Clarence 3 Freeman Lizzie Harwood Bennington Ruth Patrie Arlington Cal Bryce Fifth Avenue Lynch Michael J. Lynch St. Patrick's Church Mastio West Sand Take Daniel Masti Rachel C. Mohr Herman Gladys Mastiv West Sand Lake Tiwmas and Miller Funeral West Martha Norris J. G. Norris G. H. Goodwin Third Avenue W. PB. Fowler Oakwuard Cemetry Tartridge Highland Avenue Mevands N. Y Cora BR. Partridge Tenbutt State Street Zuppe Harry E. Zuppe Meadowlawn Zachary Aa Harry Zuppe Catherine Potiou Athens Carl Rasmussen Washington, D Jorm William Pawel Provdence E Leousis Fifth Ave

No Democratic Tickets Filed For Four Towns

Rensselaer County election officials reported that four towns Berlin Schodack Stephentown and Poestenkill may have failed to file Democratic nominating lists by the midnight deadline. If lists were mailed postmarked before midnight they count. absent effort to mail, the Democratic Party will lack representation in November elections.

Rensselaer County Berlin Schodack Stephentown Poestenkill Democratic Party Board of Elections

Nomination results by town list several officials

Democratic nomination results by town names many officials including supervisors town clerks justices of the peace assessors highway superintendents and school directors across Grafton Hoosick Nassau North Greenbush Petersburg Pittstown Sand Lake and East Greenbush with specific candidates such as Sahl Salkin Frank Cooley Edward Jones Alonzo Weedon Catherine Wagner William Woods George Church and Beatrice Potts among others in two to four year terms.

Grafton Sahl Salkin Frank Cooley Harry Brenenstuhl Edward Jones Addie Snedeker Albert Ettmen Alonzo Weedon L. E. Burdick Jay Smith Edward F. Houston Berhard F. Lester Edward V. Gorman Catherine Wagner Walter Cantelo East Greenbush

Long List of Town Officials Across Multiple Areas

A sweeping roll call lists town supervisors town clerks justices of the peace and other officials for Berlin Brunswick Nassau Schodack Sand Lake Stephentown Petersburg and North Greenbuch. Names include Fred Shaw Nellie Hull Walter Nichols Louis Palmer Bessie Shafer Louis Wager and many others with four year and two year terms noted for assessors and highway superintendents.

Dewey Backed by Hanley Nomination Weathers Rift

Delegates fronting a party line praised Hanley as the GOP nominates him for lieutenant governor while Dewey presses a four year plan. The article notes cross endorsements from Willkie allies and Democratic leaders amid questions of postwar strategy. Hanley vows a vigorous upstate campaign and confidence in Dewey’s administration.

Roosevelt Dewey Hanley Haskell Wendell I. Willkie Times A. Farley G.O.P Willkievtes Rolland B. Marvin Syracuse Thomas H. Broderick Rochester James H. Nash Grass Roots Oloc Harold C. Ostertag Brownell Upstate American Labor Party Joseph V. O'Leary Wallace Thacher

Pittstown Town Officials and School Directors List

An OCR fragment lists town officers and school officials for Pittstown including Clara Bentley as a school figure, Earl Brenenstuhl supervisor, Bertram G. Hull town clerk, Elihu Button Justice of the Peace, Charles Hunt councilman, Leighton Holbritter collector, Clarence Ketchum highways superintendent, Sarah Bucleshimer assessor, Frank Mason assessor, Stewart Humphrey filling vacancy, James Marshall and James S. Marshall as school directors, Elmer Jacobs supervisor, Frank B. Babcock town clerk, Charles Lyon justice of the peace, Samuel Hidley councilman, Jennie Feathers collector, Claude Boomhower highways superintendent, William Wood assessor, Milton Sweet school director, with multiple two and four year terms mentioned.

Alice M. Beebe Fred Wentz Robert E. Hellum Dorothy M. Barnum Loren Brown Joseph Warren Peter Karpiak Lucien O'Keefe Gertrude Ring Schaghticoke George D. Cunningham Elisabeth Ryan John D. Hayes Frank E. Lesson Cyrus Thurber John G. Steele Hiram Bryant Percy Campbell Albert Film Brunswick Earl E. Ingalls Mary Holcomb Frank Peetz Frank W. Kelley Maurice Vermilyen Reuben S. Mann Harold J. Farrar Francis A. van Schaick Harry William Orr William J. Rentz Marian Leffler Nassau Harold Currier Evelyn D. Larkin William Woods William Ashkenas Schuyler Ackerman Cleon Lindsay Charles Rouse Ottis Kittle Kenneth Tremont Tive Ernest Thompson Henry Guertz North Greenbush Charles E. Brunell Anna Meeson John S. Rogers Joseph A. Bayly George E. Brunell Arthur Durivage Samuel Williams Katherine Barringer William H. Bender Martin Herbert Petersburg David Yerkee Helen Church Sean Jones George Church William Manchester Victor Neaton Olney Church Eugene Church Dorothy Vincent Pittstown James Simpson B. G. Hull James Ryan William Kells Charles O'Connor Clarence Ketcham Beatrice Potts Sand Lake Jamos G. Krouer Hoosick Bert Baker Ise F. O'Hearne Grant D. South Curtis HL. Spicer Edward A. Bouplon Frank A. Chamberlain Leslie J. Tate Walter Cantelo Arthur Cummings Peter Hanson John E. Powell Harry Honig George Weiffenbach Charles Danish Walter Heal Frank Sturm William Bott Charles Mackmin Nicholas Pangborn W Robert Phillips East Greenbush John L. Baker George S. Fietcher Henry B. Sharp Frank K. Ball Lincoln F. Stack Charles J. Werking Frederick K. Near Louis F. Smith Jacob L. Ostrander Robert Hoffay Aratta Barringer Delton Flint George Houser Florence Ripple Vernon Hoffman Charles Houser Ward Clickner Clarence Shortsleeve Ivan Hall Raymond S. Miller Elsie E. Werger George H. Clapper Henry L. Karl J. Albert Teal Albert Flaxmyer Henry Stanley James E. Harriman Earl D. Stilles John Schreiner LeRoy H. Niche Elizabeth Ryan George J. Blair Frank E. Lesson, Sr Arthur J. George Thomas J. Casey Hiram Sryan Schodack Lewis V. Hudson Erle van Buren George Kk. Irish Frank M. Morton Albert T. Otty Willard A. Hoyt Joseph Ganseman Carl E. Heeder George W. Hart Tyro Herman P. Rappold Stephentown Arthur L. Pease Albert J. Silvernail Eugene Vosburgh William K. Hatch Raymond G. Carpenter Clarence C. Carpenter Richard Tyde Adolphus Face Julius Peterson Lawrence D. Greene North Greenbuch Charles S&. Myers Net_ tie A. Hidley William J. Lossoe Thomas P. Whalen James E. Gratton William L. Geerholt Mary J. Bryner Samuel F. Depense Wiliam J . Bender Martin’ Weer David W. Brenenstuhl Clarence M. Wells Arthurt E. Smith William K. Hakes Florence Stevens Harold V. Hewitt Paul Green Forest Brock Earl Brenenstuhl Bertram G. Hull Elihu Ts. Button Charles D. Hunt Leighton EF. Holbritter Clarence Ketchum Sarah Bucleshimer Frank B. Mason Stewart Humphrey James S. Marshall James & Marshall Elmer G. Jacobs Frank A. Babcock Charles FB. Lyon Samuel Hidley Jennie A. Feathers Claude Boomhower Wiliam Wood Benjaminh. Crandall Milton Sweet

Ninth Decoration Won by Lieut Hormats of Troy

Lieut Malcolm A Hormats of Troy earned his ninth decoration for heroism in the Tunisian campaign and fighter missions over Sicily. He receives the Distinguished Flying Cross again, this time as a bar to the original medal. He is among nine New York Northwest Africa Air Forces awardees and is son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hormats of 2355 Burdett Avenue.

Sicily Malcolm A. Hormats Troy War Department Hormats New York State Northwest Africa England Joseph Hormats Burdett Avenue

Cohoes Soldier Receives Oak Leaf for Seaman Rescue

Sergeant George J. LeCuyer of Cohoes New York and Private Frank Rubio of Denver Colorado earned an Oak Leaf Cluster for rescuing an injured seaman from a burning vessel at Algiers on July 16. Both men boarded the burning ship under fire and saved the sailor despite exploding ammunition and oil drums.

Africa George J. LeCuyer Mohawk Street Cohoes Algiers LeCuyver Frank Rubio Denver Cale LeCuyer Rubio Hisendows E. L. Ford George LeCuyer Pearl Harbor Fort Belvoir England North Africa

Drowning Soldier Rescued By Trojan During Maneuvers

Private Joseph Belli, a Trojan, rescued a fellow soldier during maneuvers in the West. He shed his pack to reach the drowning man, who was rendered unconscious and later revived with artificial respiration. Belli, joined January this year, is stationed at Camp Gruber Oklahoma. his rescue was told to his mother Adele Belli of 138 Ferry Street.

Prc Joseph Belli West Adele Belli Ferry Street Belli Trojan Missouri Camp Gruber Oklahoma

July Stamp Sales Reach $17,329 At Troy Booths

The Women’s Division of the Rensselaer County War Savings Committee reported July sales of War Bonds and Stamps totaling 17,329 dollars at 18 Troy booths in street and business venues and theaters. Mrs. James H. Donnelly received the month’s results from Mrs. Henry H. Gallien Jr., with booth staff overseen by Mrs. William J. McEniry. A Moille Pitcher Day observance added 596.80 in bond and stamp sales, chaired by Mrs. Raymond Warren, honoring a Revolutionary War heroine who guided her husband’s cannon fire and was rewarded with a serjeant’s warrant and later half-pay for life.

Rensselaer County War Savings Committee Troy James H. Donnelly Henry H. Gallien William J. McEniry Raymond Warren

112th Street Play Site Hosts Community Night

Tonight at 7 15 p m the 112th Street playground hosts a community affair featuring a meller drummer and oldtime barber shop singing. Parents and friends are invited to attend as the crowning of the playground king and queen and handiwork prize awards are planned along with boamg matches by the boys. The Monsters enjoyed their annual Prospect Park picnic yesterday during citywide playground group activities. A peanut hunt was led by Paul Buhler Monday.

112Th Street Prospect Park Esterday Paul Buhler

Trojan Patents Cone Valve Innovation by Rutledge

Eric A. Rutledge of Troy patents a cone valve with a fluid powered drive to rotate and seat the valve between two positions. He has assigned patent rights to the Rensselaer Valve Co. of Cohoes. The device uses a fluid motor to turn the cone and a second motor to seat and unseat it with a secondary valve controlling fluid flow and exhaust.

Record Newspapers Bureau Washington Eric A. Rutledge Troy Rutledge Rensselaer Valve Co Cohoes Moton

Auto Lost In Blaze At Maplewood

A fire at 29 Cohoes Road Maplewood confined to the cellar garage destroyed Sevil Robinsons 1941 sedan and damaged the exterior. A second car escaped damage. Maplewood volunteer firefighters answered the 6 45 p m call, using about 800 feet of hose in two lines for roughly an hour. Cause not yet determined.

Sevil Robinson Cohoes Road Maplewood Colonie Fiber Grove

Marine Hit by Car On Troy Street

Marine Corps private James Lyons aged 44 stationed at Scotia was struck by a car at Broadway and Third Street around 12 30 a m suffering a possible fracture of the right ankle. He was taken to Troy Hospital by patrolmen Ibbott and Stallmer. The vehicle belonged to George C McDonough of 313 Seward Place Schenectady. Lyons was attended by Dr Padalino and held for further care.

Pic James Lyons Marine Corps Scotia Broadway Third Street Troy Hospital Fred Ibbott John Stallmer Central Police Station George C. McDonough Seward Place Schenectady Lyons Joseph Padalino

Troy Girl Becomes SPAR in Albany Oath

Helen Miriam Mareill of 18 Jacob Street was sworn into the Women’s Reserve SPARS office in Albany. Ensign Dot recruiting officer administered the oath. Mareill, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Mareill, attended Catholic Central High School and worked as a typist at the FBI field office before enlistment. Her brother John J Mareill serves in the Coast Guard at Virginia Beach. She is engaged to William F Brennan, Radioman first class, serving in the Pacific. Mareill will report to the Coast Guard Training Station at Palm Beach Florida.

Mise Helen Miriam Starcil Jacob Street Albany Ensign Dot Miss Marcill George Aa. Mareni Catholic Central High School Sne John J. Mare Coast Guard Virginia Beach William F . Brennan U. SN Pacific Miss Mareill Palm Beach Fis Moushav

Aquarium owner Z A Zuppe dies after six weeks illness

Zachary A. Zuppe proprietor of the Aquarium Restaurant died yesterday at his brother Harry Zuppe’s home. A native of Greece he trained in Turkey and Europe, came to America in 1911, entered the restaurant business in New York in 1919, moved to Troy in 1926 to run the Aquarium with partners, then owned it from 1932. He served as first banquet host in the Masonic Temple and leased space there as an annex. Surviving are his brother, a sister in Athens, two nieces in Washington and Providence, a cousin, and church membership includes Apollo Lodge 13 F and A M and St. Vasilios Greek Orthodox Church. Funeral Friday at Bryce Funeral Home and St. Vasilios. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.

Zachary A. Zuppe Aquarium Harry E. Zuppe Meadoowlawn Avenue Greece Turkey Samos Island Roberts College Istanbul Zuppe America Europe New York City Troy James Penes George Chrysanthis Masonic Temple Temple Apollo Lodge 13 Catherine Poliou Athens Carl Rasmussen Washington, D. C John William Powell, Jr Providence R. I X. Leousis Bryce Fifth Avenue St. Vasilios Greek Orthodox Church Oakwood Cemetery

Fred Titcomb Dies Suddenly In Hospital

Fred S. Titcomb aged 59 of Troy Avenue R D 1 Cohoes died yesterday afternoon in Samaritan Hospital soon after admission from internal injuries suffered Monday while repairing his car near Watervliet Schenectady Road. He had lived in Waterford and Cohoes for 21 years and worked 23 years in The Troy Record composing room. Survived by widow Etta Conkey four sons Norman H Raymond H Frederick G and Marvin Titcomb a daughter Mrs Eona Truman and two grandchildren Funeral services will be at E J Van Kleeck Funeral Home Waterford with time to be announced.

Fred S. Titcomb Troy Avenue Cohoes Troy Record Samaritan Hospital Mr. Titcomb Watervhete Schenectady Road Waterford R. D. J. Cohoes Ford Knitting Mill Titcomb Waterford Methodist Church The Odd Fellows Troy Tyne Graphical Union Etta Conkey Greensland Norman H Pru Raymond H Frederick G Marvin Titcomb Eona Truman E. J. van Kleeck Third Street

Troy Girl Tops List for Clerk in State Department

Civil Service exam results show Catherine Hartnett of 139 Eighth Street leading senior fingerprint clerk candidates for the State Department of Correction. Helen Fogel of Amsterdam second and Kathryn Lasher of Albany third. Additional qualifiers include Martha Anderson Watervliet Agnes English Cohoes Helen Ryan Troy James Keegan Troy Rita Duffy Watervliet Olive Trumble and Arlene Kempe Troy Anne Clancey Watervliet among 74 for senior social worker in the Department of Social Welfare. In health department senior stenographer exams Madge Davis of Albany ranked first with 915 percent and other Troy area qualifiers include Alice Strang K C Tierney Jessie Ogden Dorothy Leffler Marian Donsun? Margaret Costin Irene Hack Helen Grennon Mary Doughney Wanda Raszczewski Carmen Cleaneri.

Civil Service State Department of Correction Catherne Hartnett Eighth Street Helen Fogel Amsterdam Kathryn Lasher Albany Martha Anderson Waterviiet Agnes English Cohoes Helen Ryan Troy James Keegan Rita Duffy Waterviet Olive Trumble Arlene Kempe Anne Clancey Irene Hack Helen Grennon Greensland Mary Doughney Wanda Rasczewski Cohoe Fimence Lepper Waterford Viele Rozczewski Carmen Cleaneri

Argyle Couple Marks Golden Jubilee at Home

Mr and Mrs Joan Foster both 74 of Argyle celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday at home. They were married August 24 1893 by the late Rev T B Trumbull pastor of Argyle Presbyterian Church. He was a farmer and former town justice peace and elder of North United Presbyterian. Mrs Foster formerly Emma Williams graduate of Fort Edward Academy and Albany Business College taught in Fort Edward rural schools. They have two daughters Mia John Liddie and Mrs John Shear of Argyle, 13 grandchildren and great grandsons.

Joan Foster Argyle T. B. Trumbull Argyle Presorian Church Justice Peace North United Presbyterian Church Taughi Fort Edward Mia John Liddie John Shear

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