Two Troy Nurses Enter Service in Army Nurse Corps
Two Troy girls Miss Virginia LaValley and Miss Helen Marano have been commissioned as second lieutenants in the Army Nurse Corps Air Forces and will report to Mitchell Field on January 10. LaValley, a graduate of Catholic Central High School and St Marys Hospital nursing school, has served at Leonard Hospital since last September. Marano, Troy High School and St Marys graduate, also worked at Leonard Hospital since graduation and has three brothers in the Army, one in Italy and another in the British Isles. Both joined through the Red Cross as student reserves last spring and have now been commissioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Virginia
Mary LaValley
Ernest A. LaVailey
Jacob Street
Helen P. Marano
Frank P. Marano
River Street
Army Nurse Corps
Air Forces
Mitchell Field
Miss LaValley
Catholic Central High School
St. Mary's Hospital
Miiing School
Amsterdam
Miss Martno
Troy High School
St. Mary’s Hospital
the Leonard Hospital
Frank
George
Joseph
Army
Italy
British Isles
Red Cross
Lansingburg Cub Pack 11 reelects Winne as chairman
Lansingburg Clinton H. Winne is reelected chairman of Cub Pack 11 at First Presbyterian Church meeting held at Frank McKnight home on Center Brunswick Road. Grant Becraft named vice chairman Martin Komertz secretary and Kirk S Groesbeck treasurer. Next pack meeting set for Friday January 28 at church chapel. Court to Install Officers at Palestine Court No 48 Amaranth holds annual installation at 8 p.m. Friday Masonic Temple Lansingburg with Elsie Stanley installed royal matron Palmer C White royal patron Maria Hansen to crown Frances Moore to direct crowning. Social hour to follow. Mothers Club of St Augustine’s School to meet first session of new year Wednesday January 12 at 8 p.m. in school. Mrs Roy Baldwin to preside. Meeting date moves from first Wednesday to new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton H. Winne
Cub Pack
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Frank McKnight
Brunswick Road
Grant Becraft
Martin Komertz
Kirk S. Groesbeck
Palestine Court
Order of the Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Elsie Stanley
Harriet C. Dolan
Palmer C. White
Maria Hansen
Frances Moore
Mothers’ Club
St. Augustine's School
Roy Baldwin
Lillibridge Action Settled for 1100 in Court
Edmund M. Lillibridge as guardian for Edmund G. Lillibridge sued Mae Whelan over a Hill Street auto collision that injured the boy on February 6. After jurors were drawn in Supreme Court, the case was settled for 1100. Plaintiff lawyers were John F. Murray and Robert T. Murray. defense counsel were Carter & Conboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund M. Lillibridge
Edmund G. Lillibridge
Mae Whelan
Supreme Court
Lillibridge
Whalen
Hill Street
John F
Robert T. Murray
Carter & Conboy
Schulze Named To County Post In Rensselaer Elections
Two appointments in the Rensselaer County Board of Elections were announced by commissioners Edward Nehill and Harry Werger. Former undersheriff Edward Schulze became Republican custodian of records, succeeding Augustine Coyne, while Coyne was named Republican clerk after Adelbert Kendrick resigned to become deputy county commissioner of public welfare. Kendrick received a desk set from the board and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Edward T. Nehill
Harry C. Werger
Edward Schulze
Augustine F. Coyne
Coyne
Adelbert E. Kendrick
Douglas Hudson
County Board of Elections
Kendrick
Werger
Upstate Soldiers Dine in England Reunion Dinner
Soldiers from upstate New York held a reunion dinner in London speaking of home in the snowbanks of the north country. Attendees included Sergt George Fontaine of Cohoes Master Sergt Wesley Sager of Amsterdam and several soldiers from Gloversville Hudson Falls and Johnstown. Guest of honor was Red Cross worker Mrs Adeline Bostelmann of Skaneateles Lake. Two Flattsburg men Lieut Bill Rusgeil and Pvt Luther Alien met there for the first time in months overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
North Country
George Fontaine
Lancaster Street
Cohoes
Wesley Sager
Amsterdam
James Lawton
Roy Schoolcraft
Lynn Knapp
William Hartman
Gloversville
Reginal Smith
Hudson Falls
Péc
George Wadsworth
Johnstown
East Side School of Religious Ed Resumes Today at Pawling
The East Side School of Religious Education resumes in Pawling Avenue with an after service prayer and board sessions. Miss Effie Hogher directs the program and the guest preacher will discuss midweek services at Adams, Mount Rev, and Second Baptist areas. Troy Automobile Club elects new directors at their annual meeting on January 13 at The Hendrick Hudson. wartime ban on the annual dinner is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawling Avenue
the World
Cial Board
Othe
Effie Hogher
Adams
Mount
Narn Wuest
Prida
Nc Vial Presbyterian Churen
Prinity
Avenue Rep
Charles F. Weiger
Flo
Sixth Avenue
Second Baptist Church
Troy Automobile Club, Inc
Hendrick Hudson
Otto J. Swensson
Plan Funeral Today of T. M. Guerin sr
Funeral services for Theobald M. Guerin sr nationally known in labor circles will be held at 9 am from the residence 290 Second Avenue and at 9 30 am from St Augustine's Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated Interment will be in St John's Cemetery He acted as mediator in many labor disputes and held longtime roles in the Carpenters union and the labor boards He traveled in every state and Europe with labor chances and served on the National War Labor Board under Wilson Taft Ford and others Mayor Len yc suggested a stone tower with a carillon of bells in Central Park as a war memorial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theobald M. Guerin
Second Avenue
St. Augustine’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Guerin
Peters
Boston
National War Labor Board
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Henry Ford
Frank Walsh
Smith
State Reconstruction Labor Board
Europe
Labor Commission
Two OPA Men Quit in Office Disagreement
Two former Albany newspaper men resign from the New York Office of Price Administration citing differences of opinion with regional administrator Daniel P. Woolley. Allen Reagan and Henry E. Christman depart effective January 15 after visiting Washington to discuss the issues with deputy administrator James G. Rogers Jr. Reagan held the post of chief regional information officer and Christman was regional press and information officer. Reagan previously served as Times-Union sports editor and Albany Evening News reporter. Christman also worked with the WPA writers project and Federal Rent Control Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
Office of Price Administration
Daniel P. Woolley
Allen Reagan
The
Timesnion
Henry E. Christman
Albany Evening News
Reagan
New York State Conservation Department
Christman
WPA Writers’ Project
Federal
Heagan
OPA
Washington
James G. Rogers, Jr
Internal Administration Remarks End Discussion Note
A brief remark states that matters of internal administration would not serve any useful purpose to discuss. The quote emphasizes restraint and avoids revealing further details. The source provides limited context and identifiers for parties or locations.
Exploding Anti-Freeze Triggers Fire in Scotia Garage
Fire gutted a two story wooden structure at John and Collins Street Scotia after exploding anti freeze in heating equipment. The building owned by the Fred Motz estate of Schenectady suffered 3500 in damage. Firemen said an auto radiator had been converted into a heater in the Charlie Kirkland garage the only occupied section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc
John and Collins Street
Scotia
Fred Motz
Schenectady
Charlies Kirkland
Final Accounting Filed in Estate of Phebe Hart Vail
A final decree of judicial settlement in Surrogate's Court records the executors Raymond Harper and National City Bank of Troy receiving 979,991.41 and expending 846,099.47 for debts, legacies, and taxes leaving 133,891.94 cash. Attorneys receive 8,000. the bank is allowed 19,523.03. Mr. Harper 19,305.33. remainder 87,062.53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Harper
National City Bank of Troy
Phebe Hart Vail
Draper & Bartle
Harper
Brunswick Home Bureau Meeting in Brunswick Today
The Brunswick Home Bureau will meet at 1:30 pm today at the YMCA with Mrs J H Hirst presiding. Reports on floor demonstrations will be given by annual members. Equal parts go to Lydia Sanford Doughty and Phebe Hart Vail Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Sanford Doughty
Phebe Hart Vail Tate
Brunswick Home Bureau
J. H. Hirst
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Lillibridge Action
Tootsie Y
M. LA Valley
Lieut
Schulze
Upstate
England
East Side
Auto Club
T. M. Guerin, Sr
Proposet
Siilis Len Yc
Central Park
Sandy Hook
Coast Guard
Navy
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Phebe Hart
Stuarts
Fourth St. Troy
Zotos
Curt
Fredric
Vonette
Beauty Dept
Third Street
U. S
Banking House
Leland Thompson
William D. Mahony
Thomas W. Rourke
Willard E. Vanderzee
Edgar C. Stillman
Joseph P. Delaney
Clarence J. Ryan
Joseph C. Behan
E. Harold Cluett
Charles W. Frear
Frederick E. Draper
Alfred W. Gale
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Robert H. McCarthy
John J. McNulty
Clark H. Foster
STATE
Leland T. Lane
Burton G. Adams
Winifred N. Smyth
Donald I. Morris
Chester Meneely
WM. Leland Thompson
City Bank OF Troy
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States
Troy, New York
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