Rites Held For Mother Of Priest
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine M. Anthus mother of Rev. Francis P. Anthus of West Winfield was held at Holy Trinity Church after services at the residence on Tyler Street A solemn requiem mass featured celebrants including Rev Valentine Gierlacki deacon Rev Bronislaw Mendel pastor of Holy Trinity Rev Francis Ren and Rev Vincent Nowak among others with extensive choir and congregational participation Interment was at St Josephs Cemetery with multiple priests officiating Attending clergy were from Albany Schenectady Watervliet Troy Delmar Ravena Amsterda m and other nearby locales, reflecting strong parish ties.
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Catherine M. Anthus
Francis P. Anthus
West Winfield
Tyler Street
Holy Trinity Church
Father Anthus
Valentine Gierlacki
Cohoes
Bronislaw Mendel
Francis Ren
Schenectady
Vincent Nowak
Albany
Joseph Anthus
Zygmunt Olszewski
Hudson
Bernard Kenzynka
Frank Miles, Jr
Frank Biedrzycki
Felix Nicewicz
John Janik
Joseph Bartkowski
Boleslaus M. Watroba
Watervliet
Ladislaus EE. Guzielek
Bartholomew Moteikants
Delmar
George M. Murray
Ravena
Anthony P. Perrone
Léo T. O'Connor
James E. O'Neil
Troy
W. T Baniak
Williams to Hold Griffin Exhibition at Williams College
The college library mounts an exhibit titled The expanding Williams under President Griffin 1821 1836 detailing growth from 49 to 121 students, rise of fraternities and alumni, Berkshire Medical Institute, new building, and costs of undergraduate living. Noble-Callahan Auxiliary meets at 8:30 pm in Post Rooms. Mrs Margaret McKeever presides.
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Williams College
College
Williams
Griffin
Berkshire Medical Institute
Noble-Callahan Auxiliary
First Street
Margaret McKeever
Boy Scouts Mobilize for Bonds Drive in Troy Area
One thousand one hundred Scouts from the Troy Area Council plan a house to house pledge drive for extra World War II bonds. They will rally at Music Hall for a national mobilization with speakers including Eddie Rickenbacker and Tom Harmon, then fan out to canvass households to secure pledges rather than money.
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Roy
Troy
Clinton E. Rose
Music Hall
Ail
Eddie Rickenbacker
Tom Harmon
Hubert K. Fretwell
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
US Treasury
Stuart R Carswell
District 2 Second Service Command
Hemstreet Park Man Killed in Action in Italy
Word has been received that Pfe Harry T. Moore of Hemstreet Park was killed in action in Italy, Jan. 4. Private Moore was an infantryman. His wife was informed by the War Department of his death. Besides his wife, formerly Miss Irene Crounse, he is survived by one son, William J. Moore.
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Pfe
Harry T. Moore
Hemstreet Park
Italy
Moore
War Department
Irene Crounse
William J Moore
Auto Crash Cases On Trial In Court
Two civil actions totaling 16 250 are in Rensselaer County Court before Judge Harry E. Clinton with a jury. Plaintiffs John and Maria Rothenheber sue Fred Blackburn for 3500 and 2750 respectively over a June 25 1943 collision on the Winnantskill West Sand Lake Highway. Attorneys: Taylor and Taylor for plaintiffs. Oliver Scully Brown and Delaney for defendant.
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Rensselaer
Harry E. Clinton
John
Maria Rothenheber
Fred Blackburn
Wynantskill
West Sand Lake
Taylor & Taylor
Wilford A. LeForestier
Oliver, Scully, Brown & Delaney
Albany
Moncton Chosen By Masonic Group Moncton Chosen By Masonic Group
Moncton of Schenectady was elected president of the Rensselaer Schenectady Masonic District Council at its annual meeting at the Schenectady Masonic Temple Monday. He succeeds Arthur C. Herrick of Mechanicville. H Roulston McBride of Schenectady was elected secretary treasurer, succeeding T Albert Wildman of Lansingburg. Donald H. White Hoosick Falls, William L Blood Waterford and Victor C Jensen Schenectady were named vice presidents. Speakers included Robert J Swackhamer district deputy grand master Richard A Rowlands junior grand warden and Charles H Copestake grand representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth. Moncton
Schenectady
Rensselaer-Schenectady
Spaniards Doubt Break With Axis
Reported split with the Axis appears unlikely as Franco faces pressure from Britain and the United States while Spain relies on oil and goods from the Americas. A Buenos Aires diplomat predicts a possible break, but embargoes and strategic considerations keep Spain aligned to avoid economic disruption.
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London
CPF
Francisco Franco
Spain
Axs
Buenos Aires
Madrid
Franco
France
United States
Britain
Associated Press
Adhes
Americas
Valladolid
Leon
Berlin
Gines Vidal
Laura
Paris
New Objections Challenge Grand Jury Method in Albany Inquiry
In Albany yesterday Daniel H. Prior and Reuben H. Kohn pressed constitutional issues against the Governor Dewey ordered grand jury. Judge Parton sustained Monaghan against juror Walsh as defense cites due process. Five new jurors added to the panel, total now 1. A 36 man third venire reports tomorrow. Court of Appeals had upheld juror questioning. Republican GOP spending probe resumes today after Justice Personus missed yesterday.
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Albany
Daniel H. Prior
Reuben H. Kohn
William J. Shea
Cohoes School
Supreme Court
Parton
Swift
George P. Monaghan
John F. Walsh
State of New York
United States of America
Prior
Monaghan
Veniremen
William A. Baker, Jr
Menands
J. Millwain Boyce
William T. Doring
Thomas E. O'Connor
Frank G. Ruse
Court of Appeals
Republican Legislative Committee
Inqmry
Ely W. Personus
Trojans Share in $23 040 Estate
Brooklyn widow Anna B Allwood dies June 24 leaving a net estate of 23 040 13 with an appraisal filed by the State Tax Commission. Under her will sister-in-law receives 3 500 Fred J Flynn 3 500 plus one sixth of the residue and Everett Flynn 3 000 plus one sixth of the residue. Remaining four sixths of the residue plus 9 000 plus jewelry and personal effects valued at 92 50 goes to others. Fred J Flynn is executor. gross estate valued at 24 944 88.
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Record
Brooklyn
Anna B. Allwood
John H. Allwood
Elizabeth Flynn
Tenth Street
Fred J. Flynn
Oakwood Terrace
Everett Flynn
Seventh Avenue
Troy
Francia D. McGarey
Allies Will Hit Japs from All Points in Pacific War
Lieutenant General Alexander A. Vandegrift told a Red Cross luncheon that Allied forces will converge on Japan by direct routes, admitting a slow start in the Pacific. He stressed the need for strongest teamwork among Allied forces, noting Japan has fortified defenses and that many casualties may occur, but aims to take as many objectives as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander A. Vandegrift
Marine Corps
Japan
American Red Cross
Pacific
Vandegrift
Knitting Bans Set For Noxon Murder Trial
Spectators at the first degree murder trial of John Noxon, a Pittsfield attorney charged in his son’s death, will have no reserved seats or knitting allowed. Newspapers are restricted. lunches may be brought. The sheriff has limited entry to the courtroom to its seating capacity. The trial starts in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. Noxon
Pittsfield
Thomas H. Sullivan
Rookie Pinochlist Holds "Perfect" Hand in Family Game
Dr James T Perkins of Watervliet watched his 14 year old son James hold a rare hand in a pinochle game with his father and uncle Walter Meheher. The child, on the second hand dealt, had a thousand aces five clubs the nine of diamonds and a heart with two clubs in the kitty. He warned he did not know how to bid. The Perkins home at 1200 Nineteenth Street Watervliet hosted the unique hand.
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James T. Perkins
Watervliet
James
Walter Meheher
Schenectady
Perkins
Nineteenth Street
Moneys Taken In At One Table For 1944 Auto Plates
Deputy County Clerk Peter L Stover used a rotunda table to issue 1944 automobile licenses in Rensselaer County. A check showed more than $22 000 collected there while other issuing windows operated. The total from all places for Monday was not yet available. The rush peaked as the rotunda filled with applicants. All vehicles now require the 1944 plate.
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Rensselaer County Court House
Peter L. Stover
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Camp Fire Group Conducts Session Monday Meeting
The On-On-La Camp Fire group met Monday afternoon at the Our Lady of Victory Clubhouse. Miss Marguerite Philo was appointed guardian to replace Miss Rose Marie Braughit during the latter’s illness. Craftwork began and the meeting closed with a prayer and hymn.
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Our Lady of Victory
Marguerite Philo
Rose Marie Braughit
Church and civic notices span Saturday events and meetings
The Second Baptist and Sith Avenue Baptist churches join Saturday at 7:45 p.m. to hear Dr. W. E. Pietsch from Waterloo Ja. Mrs Thomas Thompson will host the Women's Auxiliary tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Highland Avenue. Mrs Jacob Warnken and Mrs Charles Mealy are connected to Leonard Hospital. Communicants’ Class led by Rev. John M. Stuart runs today 4 to 5 p.m. weekly until Easter. Bowling at Mayfair Alleg tomorrow 9 p.m. Women's Guild executive meeting Friday at 8 p.m. with president Mrs William E Baylis. Midweek prayer today 7:45 p.m. Trojan Lodge No 27 Loc F will confer an initiatory degree Monday at headquarters 87 First Street followed by a social.
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Second Baptist Church
Sith Avenue Baptist Church
W. E. Pietsch
Waterloo
Pietschia
Thomas Thompson
Highland Avenue
Women’s
Church of the Ascension
Jacob Warnken
Shafter Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Charles Mealy
Samaritan
John M. Stuart
Mayfair Alleg
Women's Guild
Trojan Lodge
Loc. F
First Street
Memorial fund grows for Seventeenth Ward honor roll
The Seventeenth Ward honor roll memorial fund reached 1533.35 on Monday night with 161 raised as workers gathered at the Twining Steamer House. Net to date is 1512.15 after 15.20 disbursements. Campaign not closed, pledges welcome until drive ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Ward
Twining
Henry E. Lamb
Eugene Cunningham
Fred A Joy
Twining’s
George F. Hourigan
Alderman Smith
City Park
128Rd Street
Second Avenue
Prince the Pomeranian Stabbed on Upper Broadway
Police seek the attacker after Prince a toy Pomeranian is found with a knife handle protruding from his back on Upper Broadway in Schenectady. The dog owned by Hugh Morton family of 1829 Broadway. Dr. John E Greenway reports the animal is holding his own. Fingerprints on the knife are the only clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Prince
Upper Broadway
Hugh Morton
Broadway
John E. Greenway
G E Plants Set Safety Record at Two Plants
The General Electric Co plants in Schenectady and Fort Wayne Indiana have logged over 200 million man hours without a fatality. Safety director George E Banford reported that Schenectady has 211,124,832 hours since the last death and Fort Wayne 200,272,098 hours. If Schenectady’s record applied to a 250 employee plant it would equal 350 years without a fatality. Miss Mildred Joseph of Russel Sage College spoke at the college chapel about her New York Herald Tribune forum trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Dilectric Co
Schenectady
Fort Wayne
Ind
George E. Banford
Sanford
College
Mildred Joseph
Troy
Russel Sage College
New York
New York Herald Tribune Forum
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Moncton
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Washington
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Congress
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New Municipal Tax Law Bureau
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Mr. Darby
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East Side
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Roy Larkin
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Marion Wachmuller
Lillian Nelson
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