Partnership Formed In Troy At 29 River Street
A certificate filed in the County Clerk's office shows Mortor Gould and Daniel M. Rader form a copartnership called Moston Gould Associates at 291 River Street Troy. Also notices memorialize Albert Tutchark Aunt Jerexpi Mohigesal Breshvieries Chute and Dante Grady with references to family in memoriam messages from GRADY and KRELEY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shanley
Axtorrey
Mortor Gould
Daniel M. Rader
Peskskil
Albert
Jerexpi
Mohigesal Breshvieries
Ward Drive Planned for War Fund
The Second Ward of Troy organizes to aid the Red Cross War Fund with a house to house canvass. Joseph C. Wetona hosts the kickoff at 233 Congress Street as Alderman James F. Conse presides. Thomas H. Brown named citywide canvass chair. district leaders and cochairmen listed for second ward and three more wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Red Cross
Joseph C. Wetona
Congress Street
Aldeeman James
Conse
Ecanvassea
Rina
Thomas H. Brown
Site Broy Commons Conseil
James FL O'Crowley
Louis Elri
James D. McXary
Aad
Augustine F. Coyte
Second Ward
Frank Weller
Leon H. Boyer
Grace Malls
Emma .Freser
Joseph Russell
Henry F. O'Hare
Mes
Ve Clopedy
Edware Rene
Mira Mildred Cornel
Thomas F. Larkin
Bert J. Sheedy
Anna Stae Sidey
Xurney Harredt
Eighth Ward
Sl’ Lawrence's Hall
L Frank Micter
Howard
Seaman
Danta Hall
Jesse J. Smith
Meary
Henry J. Smith
O'Crowler
Born at Ebles Hospital in Schenectady February
Birth notices from multiple area hospitals list new arrivals with names of babies and parents. Chissey Ebles Hospital Joseph Hunter Donald Miller Earl Rishillard Cecil Slocum John Springer Darlene Marie Springer with former married names and hospital dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chissey
Ebles Hospital
Schenectady
Ab Marrington
E. Trisse J . Hunter
the Leonard Hospital
Joseph Hun & Son
Thomas West
Hunter
Eva Jolivette MacDonald
the Joseph's Materthty Hospital
Sergi
Edward J. MecDora
Edward James
MacDonald
Betty Halligan
Miller
the Samaritan Hospital
Donald F. Miller
Bear
Horillard
Earl W. Rishillard
Kenneth Earl
DIED TONWAY Mary Elizabeth Conway obituary note
Died February 22 195? Mary Elizabeth Conway daughter of James F Conway and Anna McKee survived by four sisters funeral from residence. St Anthony's Church at 3:30 solemn requiem mass burial at Biary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonway
Mary Elizabeth Conway
James F. Conway
Ann McKee
Mongay Mersing
St Anthonys Ch
Biary's
Y Coonradt
Iss
John_A. Coonrad
Willian
Hiland
Lesie King
Bandar
Rends
I Elluty—Sateredining
Jores Oleary
Roeberta
Donald Eilsit
Funsral
Wew Resisience
Georg Te
Tsland
Gisland Mihelist
Fred Ben
Oakwoot Cemete Ragroth
Theresa
Joseph & Kroboth
Anthony A. Kevboth
Alfred A
Joseph Poneral
Simmel
Melaygulin
Margaret EL Mre
Manriré J
F_ Spillane
Jackson Heights
Szl
Trick Lin
Sixth Ave
O'Cieck
St. Peter’s
Tntermeni St. Mates
Gren Island
Marsan
Ouiwet
Onis Osined
Mead Maio
Mtr
David Castell
Onimet Ali
Trax
Isiwad
C‘cleek
Dagztier
Ki. Tror
Sacred Seart
Etzateth Bantiemen
Word We
Gilbert Requa
Andrew Ketterton
Fifth Avenue
Sontag
Marcus Bmoald
Anna E. Waterman
Finneral
Gardner Earl Memorial Chapel
Onkwood
Spanish War Auxiliary Installs New Officers
The Spanish War Auxiliary, in a ceremony during its usual gathering, installed officers led by Mrs. Margaret Tinney. New leaders include Mrs. Vink Dickinson as president, Mrs. Mary Neville as state vice president, and several other officers with roles such as chaplain, guard, conductor, and trustees. Refreshments followed. plans for a St. Patrick’s Day event were set, with Mrs. Mary Neville named arrangements chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Strata
Con
Gladys Gapp
Vera:Smith
Mary Bordeau
May Archamdeault
Beatrice Thea
Bordeau
Scurry
Mars. Neville
Heirs Named in Hayes Estate Case at Rome Court
In Oneida County Surrogate's Court at Rome the estate of 02 Albert A Hayes, late of Camden, is valued at 16150.40 dollars after deductions for administration and accounting expenses. Mrs Jennie A Hayes is administratrix with two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Hister and Ada D Sirmpie among heirs, plus George W Hayes and four others including Margaret Cavahaugh in Waterville and Helen O'Brien Theresa Hares of Troy and Mary McDowell of Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Watersier
Albert A. Hayes
Camden
Jennie A. Hayes
Oneida County
Rome
Boy V ¥N
Cat- Win
Hayes
Elizabeth Bai Hster
Mes
Ada Dsirimpie
Sivan
George W Hayes
Margaret Cavahaugh
Helen O'Brien
Theresa Hares
Mary McDowell
Rensselaer and Saratoga Line Files New Mortgage
A mortgage of 33.155.909 from the Rensselaer and Saratoga Rails to Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company was filed in Albany County. It secures bonds due in 1975. The company recently merged with the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. A tax of 37,49221 was paid on the mortgage covering railroad property in Rensselaer Saratoga Albany Washington counties and in Vertrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer and Saratoga Rails Tead Co
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company
New York
Albany County
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Rensselaer , Saratoga
Albany
Washington
Vertrant
Red Cross Home Nursing Drive Enrolls Homemakers
A Red Cross home nursing drive aims to make every home a health center led by Mrs. Gustav HO Helmbold BN. Eight classes are active with an afternoon group forming for homemakers. Registrations are taken by telephone at Proctor Building headquarters, capped at 20 members for focused instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Carrie
Gustav HO Helmbold
Ciasa
Proctor
Wenen
George Knowlson
Genevieve Kakeriak
Genevieve Schuser
Charles Batchelder
Helen Hutton
Joseph I. Frank
Cochairman
Ruth E. Edwards
Charles Gowte
Leah Gaise
Minnie D. Goodrich
Carrie L.knight
Elsie E. Burghardt
Dorrance W. Baker
Ehiss
Headquarers
Accounting Filed in Payne Estate
A final decree of Judicial settlement of accounts was filed in Surrogate's Court by the Wither National Bank of Oneonta and Joseph Engan executors of Ethel Payne's estate. Receipts totaled 1375.40 with deductions for funeral and admin expenses totaling 2054.28. Bequests include 300 to Arabella Murphy and smaller amounts to Salvation Army and others. 500 deposited with Oakwood Cemetery Association for upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wither National Bank of
Oneonta
Joseph Engan
Ethel Payne
Zoesi
Arabella Murphy
Aros
Albany
Salution
Troy
Morristown
N. J
OPA Drops Price Controls on Minor Items
The OPA exempts small items from price controls claiming enforcement burden outweighs significance. Excluded items include poker chip racks, miniature furniture for flowers, candies, novelty and craft goods, artificial plants and foods, horse shoes, bird cages, toy novelties, wreaths, educational slides, clothing, pet beds, cushions, and similar articles. The agency states removal will not cause price, material, or labor dislocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
South End Draft Board Reclasses 137 Men
The Selective Service Board last week reclassified 237 men in the South End district. Of these 126 shifted from 1C enlisted to discharged, and other changes moved three from 2B to 4A, two from 1A to 2A, and one from 2B to 4F. All affected men have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board
89 year old killed by Boston and Maine engine
An 89 year old man identified as Jacob Brinsky was struck and killed by an outbound Boston and Maine engine while crossing Jefferson Street. Coroner ruled accidental death after autopsy. Victim born in Austria, survived by wife and daughter with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Brinsky
Toird
Boston
Jefferson
Wly Brojan
Detferson Street
Gecor Scials
Thomas
Duffy
Dre
Mo Chapries
Wi Sexth
Wixs
J. J. Clinton Brothers
Fourth Street
Stanley O'Grady
Jeferson Crossing
Ender
Lod
Joanson
Sto Sixth Avenue
Thomas C. Doody
Sixth Avenue
J. A. Wood
Sreman
Third Avenue
Exil M. Huglend
Fourth Avenue
Willien
Sergis
Arthurs Fiezgerald
Coleman J. Lyons
Patrolmeo
Willieam’ J. Ryan
Frank J Hahn
Troy
Austria
Bringsky
Symensey Bros
Anns Smith
Nelson Soberes
County 4 H Members Enter Contest
Rensselaer County 4 H Club members may enter a statewide poultry demonstration contest. Regional trials will run in ten zones to pick finalists, with five regional winners advancing to the state championship. Entries accepted at Mr Dorrance’s Troy office. a bulletin offers demonstration tips and directions for dressing and preparing birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Samuel B. Dor
Albany
Columbia
Green
Atvarde
Great Atlantic and
Pactic Tea Co
Ex- Pensez
F. E. Heinzeimas
Robert C. Ogle
Nosttry
Cornell University
Club Teaders
Heinzeman
Dorrance
Troy
McDonald Wins Albany Academy Public Speaking Contest
Edward T. McDonald, son of Mr and Mrs Edward J T McDonald, won the annual public speaking contest at Albany Academy last night. Four contestants took part with McDonald, of the fifth form, delivering Was Are We Fighting For.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. McDonald
Edward JT. McDonald
Elomgrove Avenue i
Albany Academy
McDonald
WOUNDED PRIVATE FIRST CLASS JAMES W HALey Wounded in Luxembourg
Private First Class James W Haley, 20, wounded in action in Luxembourg on January 29, per War Department data received by his parents Mr and Mrs William Haley of Victory Mills New York. He enlisted March 22 1943 went overseas September 1943 and is a Schuylerville High School 1932 graduate who played sports. He was employed by General Electric Co Schenectady before entering the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Haley
Luxembourg
Dan
War Department
William Haley
Victory Mills
Haley
Schuylerville High School
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Sage Players Stage Comedy The Imazi Tavatid at Sage Theatre
Sage Players delivered a lively social comedy The Imazi Tavatid featuring a quarrelsome elder, a mischievous maid, and a witty cast led by Nanelle Bursis and Mercia Mendelson. The large audience greeted the production with enthusiasm as the troupe plans a repeat performance tonight at Russell Sage Dramatic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sege
Ife
Casl
Jife Moiere
S ‘Hunton
Nanelle Bursis
Mercia Mendelson
Mise Mendelson
Bromeite
Barbara Palsgrove
Thomas Diaforius
Argon
Sep
Lovisen
Arson
Hose
Marilyn Nichols
Dr. Purgon
Monster Diatoliue
Vsicians
Jean Franken
Gott
Stan Parker
Wisde
Xaney Park
Jeannette Clark
Quinette Hanenin
Rosiva Levin
Iid
Russell Sage Dramatic Society
China
Woman Awarded 1000 by Jury For Fall Injury
Juliet Khazarian sued Troy Savings Bank for injuries from a fall at Halil Hall during a concert. The jury awarded her 1000 after a trial that began Wednesday. Attorneys were Morris Simos, Henry S. Bayly, and John J. Scully represented the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Khazarian
Troy Savings Bank
Supreme Cougeant
Russelly
Yesterdar
Cour
Broderick
Morris Simos
Henry S. Bayly
Ile
Halil
the Savings Bank
John J. Scully
Action Discontinued in County Court
Papers filed in the County Clerk's office show the action of Frank Liebener against H. Scott Chalfant and Roy Baldwin was discontinued without cost to either party. Thomas P. Huxtable served as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Liebener
H.scott Chalfant
Roy Baldwin
Thomas P. Huxtable
Hudson River Ice Breaks and Mohawk Rise Reported
Ice in the Hudson broke in two places near Congress Street Bridge and Mananés Bridge as it moved downstream revealing open water. Mohawk River levels rose about 12 inches above normal with ice thinning. state crews blasted channels at Dunsdach Ferry narrows to prevent backwater. Also notes of missing Tech. Sgt. Alvin H. Petteys missing over Germany since December 31. He is a Greenwich High School graduate and Air Medal recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Mt. Westerday
Congress Street Bridge
Hudson Valley Fuel Corp
Mohawk
Crestant
Waterford
Seere
Dunsdach Ferry Narrows
Schenectady
Poesemill
Surman
Alvin H. Petteys
James E. Petteys
Greenwich
Germany
Dorothy Tolemao
Lidsien
Munich
Merseberg
Bremen
Eighth Force
England
Petters
Bus Fare Hearing In Albany District On Schenectady Route
A staff note describes a pending inquiry by the State Department of Public Service into fare rates for the Troy Schenectady bus line. A general hearing is set for 10 a.m. Monday to examine existing fares as a preliminary step toward potential temporary rate reductions amid rising incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy-Schenectady
Alberr
Joan F. O'Brien
Heap
Fhirsdar
Tad Schenectady
wHet
Sevier
Genereal
United Traction Transportation
Allesby-Tray
Bank Directors Fete W D Mahony On 80th Birthday
Bank directors and officers hosted W D Mahony on his 80th birthday with a luncheon and tributes. Attendees included William Leland Thomzse and other local executives as they honored his long service and leadership in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Mahony
Widow Inherits Estate In Wasco Court Action
The will of Douglas Thompson of Wear in Wasco sustains that Mrs. Thompson, his widow, holds the entire estate during her lifetime. Upon her death the remaining property is to be divided equally between Frank Thomason's brother and his sister Mrs. Cora Lovey, with the widow named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Thompson
Hudson
Thompson
Frank Theampson
Cora. Lovey
War Food Group Maps Farm Output Efforts
War Food Group met at the Manuf to map farm output and meet food demands. About 21 farmers were listed to assist. representatives pledged grain aid and publicizing efforts. Attendees included Extension agents, Farm Bureau members, and local farm service officials. The meeting aimed to boost production for the coming season and identify operators lacking market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Swan
Jon
Educa 7 Shomcnices
Ind
Zacm Rts
Edwin L
Howard Teal
Urat Teather
Farm Bureau
Lemnel B. Dor Cinbagenes
Géorge al Defense Corti- Crandeli_ arri
Lemke Jacob Pratt
Harry Georgen
Soukee
Clarence Dennant
Schenectady Production Credit Association
Credit Unions Urged to Promote Small Savings Among Members
Representatives of thirty Troy area credit unions met last night as New York State Credit Union League President Tromas J. Xelieher urged renewed emphasis on savings. He noted war‑era activity cuts but stressed the sector’s vital role in the economy, calling for a “campus of promoting snailings” and savings to support national efforts. Albany area director Sanguine outlined Temilations before the State Legislature, while the meeting, led by Joseph Kel atea, was hosted by Albert Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Ted
Sizhevaki
New York
State Association
Towart
Matutis
Sanguine
Albany
Joseph Kel Atea
Albert Troy
Retanzamenis
Waterford Highway Fords Bill Offered
Waterford legislators propose a bill to relieve costs for bridge and road maintenance. Senator Gibert Lesiye backs a plan to raise funds through state allowances and contractor licensing. The bill would require annual licenses for contractors working on public improvements with fees from 25 to 20 dollars, exemptions apply to small contracts under 25 dollars or those awarded before October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sint
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Troy Record
Grady
Dante Grady
Kreley
Duyting
Janes
ML Greeley
furKatier
Ren
Jabs J. Heough
Dee
Fatay
Jack
Jesus
Mary
Chorale
Moshe
Watervliet
Rensselaer and Saratoga Line
Alderman Hinn
Payne
South End Draft Board
B&m
Surance Freedman Lynn Parker
Isadetts Flack
Sauce College Little Theater
College Dramatics Association
Nizin
Sage Players
Strean
D. Maden
Ney
Willam Leland Thomzse
War Food Group
Daniel J. Michel
Dacoh Street
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