New Rector Arrives in Watervliet
Rev Ivan H Ball arrives as Trinity Episcopal Watervliet rector after 71 years at the local church. He comes from St Pauls Episcopal Monongaheis Pa and will reside in the church rectory at 4336 First Avenue. Communion services set for 7:30 am and 10:43 am with his first Sunday worship.
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Ivan H. Ball
Trinity
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Monongaheis
DeLaney Seminary
Buffalo
Rochester
Masons stage Washington event at Watervliet
Masons in Watervliet host a Washington event with speakers and color guards representing the Spanish American War World War I and the current era. The program begins at 9 p.m. with duties by Harold T Abrams and bugler Charles Beauciea leading Call to Colors and Taps.
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Masons
Washington
Watervliet
John Vanhoye
Harold T. Abrams
David Reid
Samuel G. Wise
RL. Fry
Charles Beauciea
Funeral for George Santerre Held in Troy
The funeral of George Santerre senior of Rensselaer was held at Parker Bros. Funeral Home and at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Raymond J. Doran delivering the high mass. Interment followed in St. Jean's Cemetery Troy. The service included organ music by Arthur Roy and performances of Pie Jesu and Mother Dear, O Mary. Members of the funeral party included Earl F. McQuade Anthony J. Bush Wir d. Van Valkenburg and Joan S. Moran.
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Oliver E. Anderson
We Ham Baker
Isaac Gunderson
Hadvey C. Rasmuson
Richard J. Rasmuson
Theonas McKean
Fredi W. Sturges
George Santerre
Rensselaer
Parker Bros
Broadway
the Sacred Heart
Mary Chush
Ray Imone J. Doran
Arthur Roy
Amy Benoit
Earl F. McQuade
Anthony J. Bush
Wird. van Valkenburg
Joan S. Moran
St. Jean's Cemetery
Troy
Catherine Dwyer
St. Mary's Hospital
Amsterdam
Victory Mills
Church of the Visitation
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Miss Dwyer
Victory Milla
the Rosary Society of the Church
Don Juan
Don Juan Council, Co. W. E. L
Oscar Garneau
Mary Dwyer
Edward Hines
Harold Belanger
Cohoes
Alla Dwyer
Schenectady
George Mace
Elmira
Gertrude Hamilton
Bernard C. Dwyer
Edward J. Dwyer
Edmund Hamilton
Albany
William Hamilton
New York
Watervliet Churches To Aid Sale For The Blind
Watervliet's sale to aid the blind opens Thursday February 24 at the American Legion Hall 15 Broadway with women from Catholic and Protestant churches in charge. The schedule lists St Bridget's St Patrick's Sacred Heart First Avenue Methodist Jermain Memorial Presbyterian division A O H officers plus a meeting tonight in new Fifth Avenue quarters.
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Watervliet
American Legion Hall
Broadway
Henry Hughes
St. Bridget’s
C. H. Mec- Omber
Leo Walsh
Thomas Costello
Edward J. Cummings
Thomas Fleming
F. J. Dorgan
John H. McMahon
A. J. Miller
Andrew F. Baron
Gertrude Canton
Mary Co
Nellie Walsh
St. Patrick's
Thomas Cavanagh
John Berry
Thomas McMahon
Thomas Dowling
James Kelly
William Pateman
H. T. Hudson
Elmer Yaddow
W. M. Eichele
C. Malden Wills
Ethel Joy
Jermain
Ernest M. Gloeckner
William E. Seales
James Elder
James Wilson
Emily BE. Sambrook
Church Press Warned To Avoid Politics
London information Minister Brendan Bracken said that articles in a Church of England paper advocating a fourth term for President Roosevelt were not subject to British censorship. Conservative Ronald Tree pressed Bracken in Commons about the piece criticizing Gov. Thomas B. Dewey, noted the paper is not the church’s official voice. Bracken added ecclesiastical papers should not dabble in politics.
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London
Brendan Bracken
Church of England
Roosevelt
Ronald Tree
Bracken
Commons
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Church
Averill Park and Camp Guests At Local Gatherings
Eugene Warren of the Navy in Boston spends a week with family here. Wesley Miller of Camp Up ton recently visited his parents. Charles Hack at Camp Endicott spent several days here. The fourth quarterly conference at the Methodist Church is Sunday at 3 30 p m with J Cassius Miller presiding. The Victory Class meets tonight at 6 30 p m with a brief program and refreshments. The Good Cheer class meets tomorrow at 7 p m with a covered dish potluck and a brief program.
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Eugene Warren
Navy
Boston
Pic
Wesley Miller
Camp Upton
Charles Hack
Camp Endicott
Davisent
Methodist
J . Cassius J. Miller
D. D
Ict
Methodist Church
Inith Iveson
Beachhead Secure Says Alexander At Anzio
General Alexander declared the Anzio beachhead solid and about to win the second round after a tour of inspection. He dismissed Dunkirk comparisons, praised Allied morale, and noted German losses as the Germans faced a stubborn defense and continued Allied pressure near Rome.
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Reynolds Packard
Anzio
Italy
Harold R. L. G. Alexander
Rome
Dunkirk
Alexander
Tommies
Albert Kesselring
South End Resident Arrested in Indecent Exposure Case
Claude Potter, 59, of 197 First Street, pleaded not guilty to indecent exposure at arraignment before Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court yesterday. Adjournment was set to Saturday. Potter was arrested Tuesday by Acting Capt. Morine and Patrolmen Minahan and Maloney of the First Precinct.
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Claude Potter
First Street
James F. Byron
Troy
Potter
Michael Morine
First Precinct
Michael P. Minahan
Edward J. Maloney
Chicago hospital records 3813 births in 1833
The hospital reported 3813 births in the year, its largest 48 year total. Births rose 11 percent from the previous year with three sets of triplets and 41 sets of twins. October set an all-time record with 375 births, nearly two every hour.
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Chicago
Welfare Agencies Bill Submitted to Legislature
Albany reports a measure to extend the Legislative Committee on Interstate Cooperation powers to coordinate all welfare agencies. Sen. Griffiths proposes enlarging the 12 member panel to study and report by Feb 15, 1945, with aims to create a coordinated, simplified system for New York social security and welfare. The governor would appoint three added members. no appropriation is included.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Legislative Committee On
Henry W. Griffith
Palmyra
Harold C. Ostertag
Wyoming
New York
Assembly Committee On Social Welfare
Jane H. Todd
Westchester
Assembly Committee On Public Relief and Welfare
Elisha T. Barrett
Suffolk
Senate Committee On Public Relief and Welfare
Griffith
State Department of Social Welfare
Pubiic Welfare
Jap Americans Bewilder Nazis at Devens
Lieut Edward D Chasse of Millinocket Maine recounts how the 100th Infantry Battalion, composed of Japanese Americans, captured German prisoners in Italy and left their captors shocked to learn their Axis ally did not desert them. He praises Japanese American troops as patriotic and notes his own shell wounds while crossing the Volturno River.
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Fort Devens
Mass
100Th
New
Volturno River
Hawaiian Islands
Gannett Co Official Dies in Rochester Leader Snyder Dies
Leroy E. Snyder, 65, longtime assistant to the publisher and vice president of Gannett Co., died yesterday in Rochester. A native of Ligonter, Indiana, he began in South Bend after Depauw University, was a Unitarian lay leader, author of Layman's Religion and authored about forty prayers used in the church.
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Rochester Lei
Leroy E. Snyder
Gannett
Gannett Co
Ligonter
Ind
Snyder
South Bend
Depauw University
Unitarian Church
Obituary notices recall many Cohoes area lives
A sequence of death notices from Cohoes to Schuylerville details Celina Laverdiere and others, listing survivors, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Names include Paul, George, Archill Laverdiere, Emily Guerin, Aime Lemieux, Joseph Lemieux, and more with dates and burial plans across Sacred Heart Church, St. Joseph Cemetery, and local funeral homes.
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Celina Laverdiere
Joseph Laverdiere
Cohoes
Lancaster Street
St. Michel
P. Q
Canada
St. Joseph’s Church
Union of Prayer
Ladies of
St. Anne
Paul
George Laverdiere
Archill Laverdiere
Enterprise
Emily Guerin
Aime Lemieux
Joseph L. Lemieux
A. G. Boivin's
Congress Street
Agent Buys All From Dry Ice to Whistles
Detroit VPI A purchasing agent in an auto factory faces a curious mix of needs in peace times. Wet production demands drive him to acquire unmechanized items such as dish mops to apply drawing compounds, dry ice to cool solutions, mutton tallow to lubricate channels, police whistles to pierce a factory’s chin as warning signals, and tooth picks for medical dressings in the first aid department.
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Detroit
VPI
Cobbler 82 Aids War Effort Collecting Waste Paper
H Prey a former shoe maker and home front performer, aged 82 with partial blindness, has collected 42 tons of waste paper since January 1942. He baled it and sold $300 worth, giving the proceeds to the Red Cross and other war agencies.
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Scapas
William Richmond
Richmond
Camp Anna
B. N. of A
Otto's Tavern
Winifred Harris
Samuel McDermott
Charles Dunbar
Charles Robinson
Mary Clifford
Kathryn Demarest
Edward Schwab
Lillian Washrow
Mary Dunbar
Thomas Leonard
Owen Gilmurray
Demarest
Schwab
Lelia Pemrick
Pack
Oregon turkeys stay home during Thanksgiving season
In Salem Oregon nearly one third of the state turkey crop was shipped outside Oregon during the Thanksgiving period. Charles A Cole head of the division of animal industries of the state department of agriculture reported.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Charles A. Cole
Division of Animal Industries
State Department of Agriculture
Benedictine Leader Believes Monks Safe
Pittsburg Arch-abbot Al fred Koch said monks from Mt Cassino left for provinces south of Rome weeks before Allied bombing. He reported the last official word said all monks were safe and justified the bombing if it hastened peace.
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Pittsburg
Alfred Koch
St. Vincent
Latrobe
Mt. Cassino
Rome
Koch
Mt.‘ Cassino
Germans Bolster Lines in Denmark
German defenses along the Danish coast expand with a vast anti tank ditch from Jammer Bay southward, bunkers and mine fields behind it, and five new surface airports. Occupying forces rise to seven divisions with tens of thousands of troops stationed at Aalborg Zealand and Funen, while police battalions boost sabotage patrols. War leader Von Rundstedt warns the Atlantic wall cannot be outflanked.
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London
Denmark
North Sea
Britain
Jammer Bay
Todt
Jutland
Aalborg
Zealand
Funen
Karl von Rundstedt
Europe
Atlantic Wall
Hearing Date Set For Rail Freight Rate Review
The Public Service Commission at Albany set March 22 for the initial hearing in a general investigation of rates charged by 26 railroads operating in the state for sand stone gravel and related articles. The commission noted freight revisions often seek permission with less than statutory notice and has spawned numerous complaints.
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Public Service Commission At
Albany
Kellogg's All Bran Sells Relief for Longstanding Constipation
A senior citizen reports relief after five years of constipation using Kellogg's All Bran. The ad claims the cereal supplies dietary fiber to support colonic flora and natural elimination, noting it is a regulating food rather than a purgative. It advises daily intake with water and authentic Battle Creek production.
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Columbus Ave
Freeport
Long Island
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
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