Day Home Child Welfare Clinic Receives Praise
State social welfare inspectors commended Troy Day Home Child Welfare Clinic for its work led by Drs Benson Cavannaugh Groupe Freydberg Johnston and nurse Anne Ryan. Last year visits covered pediatrics ear nose throat radiology and home nursing with a nominal fee charged to paying clients.
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Department of Social Welfare
State of
New York
Rachel Jewlin
Mary Keppel Waldron
e@ Day Home
Day Home
Arthur W. Benson
Fred T. Cavanaugh
Maurice K. Groupe
Leo D. Freydberg
Hilde M Siering
Irwin Johnston
William T. Shields
W. Irving Walsh
Edward M. Welles
Anne Ryan
Central Index
Troy Community Chest
Four Volunteers In Contingent From Board 332
A second group of registrants from Selective Service Board 332 will report for pre induction examinations at Albany this morning. There are 25 in the list with four volunteers: William V. O Connor, Troy attorney, Andrew J. Smith Jr, Philip Liebener and John H Ouimette. The first group, including 150 registrants were examined at the induction center today. Also in the group to go Monday, besides the four volunteers, are Thomas Hurley and Frederick LaRose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board
Albany
William V. O'Connor
Troy
Andrew J. Smith
Philip Liebener
John H. Ouimette
Thomas Hurley
Frederick LaRose
Income Tax Office Open Until 9 p.m
Harry M. Hickey announces extended hours for internal revenue offices district wide due to tax rush. Troy office will stay open until 9 p.m. daily through March 15, with midnight closing on the final filing night. Local staff at the Postoffice second floor are swamped aiding taxpayers.
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Harry M. Hickey
Internal Revenue
Troy
Postoffice
Notable Names Appearing Across Local Listings
A readout lists individuals including Joseph Waters James Burke John Cooney Chester Tolls Aleck Felock Willard Courtney John Adams Arthur Dease David Done Robert Gray Ubert Cocca Max Hoffmann David Hennessey Duane Cunningham Henry Mattice jr Richard Degnan John Kelly jr Eugene Lennek Paul Conway Joseph Lottridge and Clarence Stedman, indicating a broad set of entries in community records. The list highlights many residents and possible stakeholders within the period’s civic notices and social registers.
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Joseph Waters
James Burke
John Cooney
Chester Tolls
Aleck Felock
Willard Courtney
John Adams
Arthur Dease
David Done
Robert Gray
Ubert Cocca
Max Hoffmann
David Hennessey
Duane Cunningham
Henry Mattice, Jr
Richard Degnan
John Kelly, Jr
Eugene Lennek
Paul Conway
Joseph Lottridge
Clarence Stedman
Bill Would Change Judge Elections
Albany report on a bill to have all New York judicial candidates nominated by the governor or petition and elected on a nonpartisan ballot. If approved at the next November election, the governor would nominate to fill vacancies with further nominations by petition. No party symbols. governor nominees show "recommended by the governor."
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Albany
New York State
Thomas C. Desmond
Newburg
Desmond
Dewey
M Kinstry Club Stages Reunion At Russell Sage
The Helen McKinstry Club composed of Russell Sage alumnae and Central School of Hygiene graduates held its annual February reunion at the college. A feature was a basketball game between visiting alumnae and the class of '44 physical education majors. In the evening Miss McKinstry hosts a gathering at her house.
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Helen McKinstry
Russell Sage College
Miss McKinstry
Central School of Hygiene and Physical Education
New York
Watch Found On Bus Ends Troy Missing Watch Mystery
Albany man reported his $100 Hamilton watch stolen on a Troy bound bus. A bulky envelope from Troy arrived at police headquarters with the recovered watch and a five cent postage due. A note read I found this on a bus. The crystal was broken.
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Troy
Detective Bureau
Albany
Hamilton
George Preston
Right Worshipful Swackhamer to Visit Phoenix Lodge No 58
The district deputy grand master Robert J. Swackhamer of Schenectady will visit Phoenix Lodge at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple tomorrow night. A Grotto fraternal visit and delegations from district lodges are expected. refreshments and social hour follow the program. Local Masonic events and other tro y temple activities are listed for the week including multiple degree conferrals and the Grotto card party preparations.
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Robert J. Swackhamer
Schenectady
Rensselaer-Schenectady
Phoenix Lodge
A. M
Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Ivan
Troy
Order of DeMolay
Troy Masonic Temple
Apollo Lodge
Ivan Grotto
Troy Temple
Lansingburg
Fred A. Beck
Apollo Chapter
King Solomon's Primitive Lodge
Local Briefs and Community Notes in Latham Area
Latham Mrs. Eugene Hanley is confined to Leonard Hospital Troy. Mr and Mrs Herbert Swatling sr are wintering at St Petersburg Fla. A tin can collection will be held here today and tomorrow. Trucks will collect all cans placed on the curb. Mrs George Whitney is substituting as teacher of grade one in Latham school for Miss Evelyn Hasbrook who is in with the grip. Choir rehearsal for St Ambrose Church choir will be conducted tonight in the assembly hall at 7 39 pm. Mrs Samuel Goldy will direct the group.
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Latham
Eugene Hanley
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Herbert Swatling
St. Petersburg
Fla
George Whitney
Latham School
Evelyn Hasbrook
St. Ambrose’s Church
Assembly Hall
Samuel Goldy
Scarlet Fever Cases Reach High Total in Troy
Troy reports a surge in scarlet fever with about 100 cases in January and 25 to 30 in February. Health officer Dr. James H. Flynn notes underreporting, estimating around 500 additional cases unreported amid a pattern of alternating outbreaks.
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Troy
James H. Flynn
Health Department
Flynn
Adrian R. Quillinan Becomes Captain
Captain Adrian R. Quillinan, son of Mrs. Louise Quillinan and the late Tim othy Quillinan, has been promoted to captain in the Army Air Forces. He served 18 months in the Air Forces and spent six months with a fighter-bomber unit of the Tenth Air Force in India. A Cornell University graduate of 1929, he previously worked for the U.S. Forest Service in East Tawas and Cassville before enlisting. his wife resides at 62 Chestnut Street, Cohoes.
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Adrian R. Quillinan
Army
Wuou
Louise Quillinan
115Th Street
Atty
Timothy Quillinan
Army Air Forces
Tenth Air Force
India
Cornell University
Quillinan
U. S. Forest Service
East Tawas
Mich
Cassville
Chestnut Street
Cohoes
Between 25 and 50 Cases Over Several Years Noted
Between 500 and 600 cases and then for several years the average number of cases has been between 25 and fifty cases. The line suggests a declining or fluctuating pattern in case counts across the period referenced, with emphasis on historical averages and ranges.
Area Mayors To Attend Hogan Dinner
Mayors from area cities and villages with large delegations will attend a testimonial dinner for former Mayor Frank J. Hogan at 7 30 p m Wednesday at The Hendrick Hudson Reservations close at 5 p m today as the general committee announced the sale has exceeded expectations Thomas W Hourke of National City Bank will be toastmaster Talks will be given by former Senator John J Mackrel City Judge Edward J Nugent and former County Treasurer John J Tower Rev William H Sheridan and Rabbi Isaac J Teicher will offer prayers Music by an orchestra Miss Marjorie Egan will sing A hotel and reception committee lists were announced with members named for both committees
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Frank J. Hogan
Hendrick Hudson
Erastus Corning
Albany
James F. Donlon
Watervliet
Charles J. McDermott
Green Island
John P. Walsh
Waterford
Thomas W. Hourke
National City Bank
John J. Mackrel
Edward J. Nugent
John J. Tower
William H. Sheridan
St. Patrick's Church
William J. Fagan
Thomas ¥. Kenney
Charles J. Ranney
John F. Shannon
John J. Sweeney
Daniel E. Conway
James D. Fleming
John J. Spain
Thomas P. McLaughlin
William J. John
Joseph P. Delaney
Eugene V. Coffey
Benjamin Marsicano
Thomas A. Graham
Edward J. Mahoney
John E. Armstrong
Chris Russell
Matthew M. Dunne
James L. Cronin
Y. W. Workshop Set for March 17 and 18
More than 160 delegates will participate in Troy YWCA’s first workshop on March 17 and 18 led by Miss Marion Cuthbert of the National Leadership Service division. Local plans come from the leadership education committee chaired by Miss Bernice Smith with members from Russell Sage College and Troy organizations. Advisers include Mrs. Paul Hemke and Miss Lucille M. Wilson, with special social program chairs Miss Helen L. Bull and Mrs. John M. Francis coordinating activities.
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Troy
Bernice §. Smith
Russel Sage College
A. Leonard Barton
John M. Francis
Geneva Sayre
John Marks
Robert Wyant
Paul Hemke
Lucille M. Wilson
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Andrew Bradt
Sterling Olmsted
Helen L. Bull
Students welcomed as official club members
Students of the department of physical education will be welcomed to official membership in the club. Among those being initiated are Dorothy Anger, Ruth Bashford, Barbara Bliss, Doris Brackett, Ruth Dickinson, Betty Frantz Grathwohl, Patricia Girdwood, Mary Jo Hall, Ottilie Hirt, Helens Houston, Barbara Jones, Anne Elizabeth Lawlor, Anne McGrail, Agnes Blauvelt Norris, Eleanor Sampson, Adelaide Tunnell and Betty Weale.
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Department of Physical Education
Dorothy Anger
Ruth Bashford
Barbara Bliss
Doris Brackett
Ruth Dickinson
Betty Frantz Grathwohl
Patricia Girdwood
Mary Jo. Hall
Ottilie Hirt
Helens Houston
Barbara Jones
Anne Elizabeth Lawlor
Anne McGrail
Agnes Blauvelt Norris
Eleanor Sampson
Adelaide Tunnell
Betty Weale
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