Priest to be Buried Today At Cohoes
Funeral services for Rev. John EL Beigy a Cohoes native will be held today at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church in Amsterdam where he served nearly sixteen years. Interment follows at Agnes Cemetery in Cohoes. He died suddenly in Dennisville New Jersey. He was survived by three brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EL Beigy
Cohoes
Wit
Ace
Mx Carmel
Amsterdam
Mearly
Ressa
Agnes
Cem
Father Reicy
Sx Francie’ Hi
Dennisville
N. J
Shere
Reboes
Tate Catherine Mahoney Reid
Hoosick Falls Board Meeting Report and Local Notices
Hoosick Falls board actions include athletic director Margaret Lannon of Cambridge hospitalized with a leg injury after a crash. Justice Grant D. Smith fined an intoxicated driver $50 plus a second charge after arrest on the Walloomsac-South Benninton highway. Notes from servicemen report Daniel Dougherty at Indiantown Gap and Harry Landry en route to France. St Mark’s branch Girls Friendly Society held corporate communion and planned breakfast after. Waste paper drive announced and County Home Bureau to meet at Mrs. James Hoag’s home with lamp shade lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nington
Justice of the Peace Grant
D. Smith
Oy Corp
W. A. Nennstiel
Cambridge
Siate Police
Nenn
Walloomsac
Bennington
Daniel Dougherty
Indiantown Gan
Harry Landry
France
Biat
St. Marks
Girls' Friendly Society
St. Mark's
Bi Mark's Episcopal Church
Mechanicville Man Pleads Guilty in Death of Woman
Michael Connelly of Mechanville pled guilty to first degree murder in Saratoga County Court for the death of Mrs. Trena Holmes after a Lake Highway dispute over money. Sentencing deferred. Also Edward A. Putnam of Saratoga Springs pled guilty to third degree burglary with a suspended sentence and Peter Arpla of Saratoga Springs sentenced to Clinton Prison for third degree burglary. The report notes other indictments and the related Galway crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Michael Connelly
Mechexville
Guity
Saratoga
County Cour
Baliston Spa
Trena Holmes
Euleworth
Ytare
Clinton
Saratoga Savings
Local man seriously wounded in Belgium during war
S Sergi John J Barringer of Troy, son of the late and Mrs Joan Barringer, seriously wounded in Belgium on January 8. A lifelong Troy resident, he attended Troy High School and worked for Anderson Dairy Farms before enlisting June 4, 1941. He served two years overseas with a P-38 group in North Africa and Italy, later joining paratroops for the invasion of France. He has sent letters from a hospital in France after War Department word of his wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Sergi John J. Barringer
Tal
Jacob Shree
Joan Barringer
Belgium
Troy
Anderson Dairy Farms
North Africa
Italy
France
War Department
Hunter Shoots Bird Then It Flies Away
Herrin, IL reporter recounts a yesterdays fishing tale where a hunter shoots a bird that escapes after being killed. The piece notes a first bag rabbit at a cabin and a dig trotted by in the Field with a freshly dressed quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Bird
Herrin
Hobert
Moore
Iim
Rabbit in Mouth Fuels Ambiguous Backyard Tale
A fragment describes a character recalling a cheat left on his back and a crowning blow with a shot bird that only stunned escaped from his pocket on the way home.
Untitled fragmentary note on stomach pains and Jack Spratt
Fragmentary OCR mentions stomach ulcer pains and Jack Spratt with garbled text. Potential references to appetite, fat, and a nonsensical string of words follow, lacking clear narrative or dates. No identifiable places or organizations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Spratt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. H. Gardner Agency
First St
N.Y
Bian pLaget Presse
Red Garcc
Ceric
Weare
Staten
Hoosick Falls
Ham
Oitexrs
Chub
Technic In
Club Tary
Margaret Lannon
Mary, McClellan Hospital
Clayton
Vite
Leonazé
George C. “Pack
Boston Pi
Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Associations
Spratte
Pousle
Hudson Valley
Albany
Kingston
Tury
Standard
Schenectady
Dream Homes
Ion OE Oo
A Lees
B. Schenectady
Broadway
C. Kingston
Fair St St
So. Peart St
Sree
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!