Deaths in Troy area recall long illness and local ties
Obituaries from Troy and surrounding towns list Mrs Ella W. Evans widow of Charles H. Evans, Mrs. William Abbott, Miles Morris and others, noting births in Albany and long Troy residence. Funeral plans include Jason Chapel, Veale Cemetery, Oakwood, and St Marys Cemetery with various ministers and church affiliations.
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Ella W. Evans
Ella Witbeck Evans
Charles H. Evans
Samaritan Hospital
Albany
Troy
Church of Christ, Disciples
Anna W. Andrews
Orchard Park
Edgar Ll. Potter
Delmer
Herbert Schindler
East Aurora
Raymond W. Andrews
Daniel A. Fitzpatrick
Daniel A Fitzpatrick
Fifth Avenue
Statetreet
Troy Hospital
St. Mary’s Church
Michael H. Fitzpatrick
John H. Healey
Third Street
St Mary’s Cemetery
Frank Woodall
Armine LaCouture Woodall
Paine Street
Woodall
Green Island
Eye Stewart
Schenectady
Francis Lovenguth
Paul Papineau
Everett
Mass
Delinia Lasselle
Parker Bros
Broadway
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Christina E. E. Sowalsky
Christina Eva Ebert Sowalsky
Frank Sowalsky
Oak Hill
Poestenkil
Sowalsky
St. Henry’s Church
Averil Park
Anna Ebert
Mildred
Lawrence
Dorothy Miller
Poestenkill
Brown
William Brown
Nehill Funeral Home
Hoosick Street
Brewington Stinney
Beth el Baptist Church
Ebmmwood Hill
Charles H. Reed
Williams Press
Thamas Blackman
Fred W. Hayt
Delmar
Cherry Avenue
Terrence Ogden
Bethlehem Cemetery
MacNabney
Isabel McDonald MacNabney
John MacNabney
Bryce Funeral Home
Ray
Walter D. Strangeway
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Watervliet
George W. Plum
Edward H. Sweet
Harold W Bennett
Edward Mettice
Oakwood Cemetery
Thomas J. Hurley
Cluett, Peabody & Cap, Inc
Ireland
Hurley
Cohoes and
St. Peter's Church
Holy Name and the Propagation of the Faith Societies
Mary Greeley
Henry McDon
France Sees Invasion Imminent Across Western Europe
Madrid dispatches report French belief that an Allied invasion could occur soon. Observations note 5 major Allied shipping moves, troop concentrations, and increased air activity over France. German defenses tighten from the Pyrenees to the Italian border as restrictions spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Paris
France
Pueblo
Atlantic Wall
Mediterranean
Pyreness Mountains
Marseile
Im Cairo
Eisenhower
Valley Falls Community Group Elects New Officers
The Evening Group of the W. S. Co. S. met at Mrs. Peter L. Stover’s home. New officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Raymond Stark president, Mrs. Mark Sweeney Jr. vice president, Miss Hulda Woodlitg secretary, and Mrs. James Spence treasurer. Christmas clothing and toys for the Ethel Harpst Home were displayed, followed by a grabbag and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Clum
Peter L. Stover
Raymond Stark
Mark Sweeney, Jr
Hulda Woodlitg
James Spence
Ethel Harpst
Village Board of Trustees
Nennsteel
Italian Veterans Purge Fascists in Naples After Battles
The Association of Disabled War Veterans in Italy voted to purge fascists from its ranks in Naples following street battles against German forces. Members expelled those tied to Spanish Civil War service or fascist squads. The group plans an honor roll for Naples combat deaths and a history of the four days, amid claims Naples heroes aided Allied success more than the Fifth Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Association of Disabled War Veterans
Ians
Fifth Army
Schaghticoke residents noted in social items
Schaghticoke Pvt Gordon Keegan visits his mother Mrs M Keegan at Schaghticoke Hall. Victorian Chapter O E S plans a meeting at the Mason Temple Thursday evening. Mrs Louis F Martin stays in Albany with Mrs Dorothy Grieves. Woman’s United Society of the First Presbyterian Church meets at Miss Nellie B Leyfield’s Friday evening. Miss Dorothy Searles, nurse at Samaritan Hospital, along with Mrs Bertha Manning and Miss Alice Manning of Albany, spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs Spencer Searles. The Mingling Waters H Club for Schaghticoke was among the 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Keegan
M. Keegan
Schaghticoke Hall
Masonic Temple
Louis F. Martin
Albany
Dorothy Grieves
Woman's United Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Nellie B. Leyfield
Dorothy Searles
Samaritan Hospital
Bertha Manning
Alice Manning
Spencer Searles
Mingling
Schaghticoke
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Sexs
William J. Abbott
William
Ahott
Bor
Raymertown
Genevieve Holmes
Harold I
Averill Park
Kenneth H
Charles H
Memphis
Miles Morris
Leonard Hospital
East Side
Morris
Third Presbyterian Church
Frank Sambrook
Charles Schlindwein
New York
Hugh Jaques
May Morris
Lulu Morris
Mountain View Avenue
Forest Hills Cemetery
John W. Dammeyjer
John W. Dammeyer
St. Mark’s
Leigh Diefendorf
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Ernest Tripp
Martin
Thomas J. Martin
St. Mary's Church
Edward L. O'Malley
Leonard Aa. Hicks
Harold H. Hinds
Josephv. Dillon
Jerusalem
Philip J. Matthew
Joseph
Michael McCormick
Father O'Malley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Father Hicks
Barron
Anna D. Barron
John H. Lodge
St. Peter’s Church
Michael F. English
W. Leo McCarthy
William F. Keefe
Edward F. Hughes
Ralph J. Foy
Chester A. Dwyer
Ballston Spa
Gordinier
Bertha LaBlanche Adams Gordinier
Clarence H. Gordinier
Himes
George B. Leckenby
Stockport
Church of the Ascension
William A. Wheeler
Clarence T. Weaver
William M. Hannah
Warren H. Peters
William J. Wheeler
Miss Toohey
Mary C. Toohey
Second Street
James P. Lawlor
Joseph V. Dillon
Lady of
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Lawlor
Leonard A. Hicks
Rosary Society
Phyllis Connell
Phyllis
Carnevale) Connell
Anthony Connell
St. Anthony’s School
Mary Jane
Jane
Anthony, Jr
F. A. Mancini & Sons
St. Anthony’s Church
Norna Leonard Bartlett
George E. Bartlett
Burlington
Walter A. Leonard
Cambridge
Hoosick Falls
Edgar
Mary Jones Leonard
Presbyterian Church
Charlotte Perry
River Street
North Adams
Bemis Heights
San Soucie
PK As
Fonda
Niewepap
Atlantic
Norway
Denmark
Europe
Belgium
Valley Falls
Brassieres
Pantie
Madeira
Bona Fide
Shremtve
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