Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Notices
The Whitehouse family thank bearers, Northside council, Peck Hose Co, friends, and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during bereavement. In Memoriam entries honor Anna Ankin Myrtle Powley Anthony Jatin Villa Erika Blanchet Penelope Ann Canfield Edward Canfield Colleen Patricia Hester Dray Jacques with birth announcements and name changes listed from Jan 1943 to Jan 1944.
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Whitehouse
William Edward Whitehouse
Northside
Peck Hose Co
Anicen
Anna Ankin
Dominick, Powley
Myrtle Powley
Hester
Troy Hospital
Edward A. Hester
Colleen Patricia
Edna Coneau
Jacques
Died notices from Albany area death listings 1944
Albany area obituaries list multiple deaths on January 2 to January 4 1944. Names include William H Ab rnold Alfred Barber Christopher Cleary Margaret Daley, James D Crandall Lucy Egan Leonard Harvey Besker Theo bold Guerin Jacob Haas William Hancox Thomas Hughes Catherine Kennan Elizabeth Law renson Eleanor Lawton and others. Funeral details mention dates times places such as J W Burns Sons Schenectady Bond Funeral Home Remsen Street St Bernard’s Church St Joseph’s Church and local cemeteries with interment at Bethlehem Fishers St Mary’s St Joseph’s and Waterford Rural Cemetery.
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Elatherins E. Davis
Regina K
Christopher J
Patrick J
Frank Jo Cleary
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Corba
Albany
St. Agnes
Cemtery
Crandall
Waterford
James D. Crandall
James A. Crandall
Mary
Stanzack Crandall
Marion
Diana_Crandall
Quant
Hone
Broad Street
Egan
Fourth Street
Lucy Hogan Egan
Joseph Egan
Joseph F
James T
U.S Navy
Francis J
William F
U. S. Army
John P. Egan
Marjorie M. Egan
George Bentham
Harold Hems
St. Joseph's Church
Lock
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Bant
Ellis Hospital
Scheneck
Leonard P. Harvey Besker
Withiam Goeney
Harold G
Harold G. Ernst
Porstenkill
T Guerin
Res Dence
Seond Avenues
North
Theobold M. Guerin
Anna Culiane
Michael Gorenzo
Anne
Catherine
Frank
Leo
Theobold Guerin
William Quinn
Catherine Coleman
Patrick
R. J. Weir
Utica
A Trabold
New York
Charles Kershaw
Walter Hay
Fiuia Threaidenes
Douw St
Oakwood Cemetery
Hughes
Brauns
Irk Road
Thomas A. Hughes
Sarah E. Pattinson
Frances Race
Elizabeth Moore
Herkimer
John F
Maurice J. Kennan
Thomas Kennan
Sixth Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Lawrenson
Elizabeth Kirby Lawrenson
St. Mary's Church
Lawton
Syracuse
N. Y
Eleanor Shea Lawton
Druseph A. Lawton
Joseph J. Lawton
Damel A. Shea
Seventh Ward
Holy Rosary Church
St. Feter'a
Troy
O'Clek
Miller
Luebo
Belgium
Congo
Africa
Carole
John F. Miller
Fifth Ave
North Troy
Westminster Presterian Church
Southern Presbyterian
Gladys Craven
Kingsboro
Mass
Charles Miller
Seventh Ave
Gerald F. Muller
A. Army
Camp Swift
Texas
Moon
West 24Nd Street
New York City
Enoch Barton Moon
Caroline Dutcher Moon
Oakwood
Pidgeon
Anna Catherine Noonan
James Pidgeon
Helen Noonan
Francis J. William
Agnes F. Noonan
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Shaw
Cambridge
Millard Shaw
Jean Martin Shaw
Judson B. Shaw
Shushan
Mildred Hubbard
Cambridge-Arlinston
Woodlawn Crears
Sorensen
Nis C. Sonsen
Huband
Martha A Anderson
C Roy Dexter
James W Dore
Maynard J. Dixon
James R. Dore
Karen L Dixon
Edward
Rickey
Virginia
van Buren
Defreestvile
Januj
Lewis H
Mary Schuterth van Buren
Melvin L. van Buren
James
Cornelius van Buren
William Lacey Lodge
Melvin I. van Buren
Defreestville
Wandzinak
Waterviiet
Eva Wandehak
Joby Wandzhak
Mra
Stephen Tevher
John Forman
Peekskill, N
Anthony Urban
First
Watervhet
Parker Bros. Memorial
Broadway
St. Nicholan Church
Man Fatally Injured By Auto In Hoosick Falls
Robert Andrew MacArthur aged 63 of the Richmond House Hoosick Falls was killed when struck by a northbound sedan driven by Dominick Carelli 17 of 24 Lyman Street Hoosick Falls on Main Street in front of Dr. Maderer’s office. Carelli stopped immediately and cooperated with investigators. Autopsy cited two punctured lungs and multiple fractures as the cause. Cautionary notes included vehicle brake examination the next day and official inquiries continuing. MacArthur’s widowhood and distant survivor Charles Telford of Waloomsac noted.
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Robert Andrew MacArthur
Richmond House
Hoosick, Falls
R. E. Maderer
Dominick Carelli
Lyman
Hoosick Falls
Upper Main Street
Carelli
Dr. Maderer
Hopson Undertaking
C. B. Packard
Berlin
Anthony Carelli
Sergi
FP. J. Schoonmaker
Troop G
Frank Driscoll
Frank Dentick
MacArthur
Cambridge
Robert MacArthur
Sarah Telford MacArthur
Noble and Wood Machine Co
Upper Church Street
Elma Barber
Charles Telford
Waloomsac
Settlement Halts Auto Death Suit At Hudson Falls
Settlement halted the auto death suit set for trial at the opening of Supreme Court for Washington County in Hudson Falls. Dora Bushe as administratrix of Leo Bushe’s estate sued Salvador Cabera Volney Doty Carl Hammond and Jay Earle of Glens Falls for a fatal August 6 1943 accident near Hudson Falls that killed Bushe and Louis Cabera. After a brief grand jury session five indictments were handed up to Justice Daniel F Imrie. One case produced no indictment.
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Supreme Court
Washington County
Hudson Falls
Dora Bushe
Leo Bushe
Keesville
Salvador Cabera
Volney Doty
Carl Hammond
Jay Earle
Glensi Falls
Bushe
Louis Cabera
Warren County
Daniel F. Imrie
Obituary notices from Troy area December 1943 January 1944
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices for residents of Troy and nearby areas. Included are Leathem McPhail Moon Pidgeon Shaw Sorensen Van Buren Wandzinek and others with details on dates ages and funeral arrangements, including church services and interments.
James Gibson, Salem Judge, Dies After Illness
James Gibson 71 retired State Court of Claims judge died yesterday at Koch Nursing Home Jens Falls after a three year illness. He graduated from Washington Academy Salem in 1890 Princeton 1894 Albany Law 1898. He held posts from district attorney to deputy attorney general and was appointed judge of the Court of Claims in 1928. Survived by widow Jessie L. Gibson three sons Captain James Gibson Jr Lieut Julian M Gibson Angus Gibson and daughter Mrs John Bayless. Funeral services set at St Pauls Salem and Evergreen Cemetery burial.
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James Gibson
State Court of Claims
Koch
Jens Falls
Gibson
Washington Academy
Salem
Princeton University
Albany Law School
Washington County
Bureau of Claims
Court of Claims
Alfred EB. Smith
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Graduate Council
Salem Lodge
Evergreen Cemetery Association
University Club
Schuyler Meadows Country Club
Albany
Caroline MacCartee
Jessie L. Gibson
Nassau
James Gibson, Jr
Julian M. Gibson
Washington, D. C
Angus Gibson
Springfield
John Bayless
Memphis
Tenn
Captain Gibson
Pearl Street
Hudson Falls
J. Hugh Hooper
Zion Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Fred A. Turner
Evergreen Cemetery
Washington County Trial Jurors Drawn
A panel of trial jurors to serve at the winter term of Washington County Court to be convened by County Judge Wyman Bascom of Fort Edward on Tuesday January 17 at 10 a.m. at Rudson Falls. Jurors named include William W Harrington Fred Buckley Willard Hanks George Chambers Bertha Johnson Mrs Dallas Prouty among others from Argyle Cambridge Fort Ann Granville Greenwich Hampton Hartford Hebron Jackson Kingsbury Dorr Prouty Putnam Salem Stewart Ferguson White Creek Whitehall.
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Washington
Wyman
Bascom
Fort Edward
Rudson Falls
Luke N. Sheldon
Fort Ann
Ralph Pierson Smith
Hudson Falls
Argyle
William W. Harrington
Cambridge
Fred Buckley
Wilard Hanks
Easton
Hudson Falls Chamber To Elect Feb 7
The Hudson Falls Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting at Hudson Falls Senior High School at 8 15 pm Monday February 7 to elect officers and name 19 directors. President F Arthur Howland runs the slate with Clifford J Mayotte David Dempsey and David S Fisk as officers. The chamber plans for 1944 cover postwar issues and seeks to attract small industries to Hudson Falls and to provide jobs for returning service members, including a proposed storage plant for frozen foods.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Hudson Falls
F. Arthur Howland
Clifford J. Mayotte
David Dempsey
David S. Fisk
Champer
Washington County Bar Elects Leon M Layden President
Former Supreme Court Justice Leon M Layden of Waitehall was elected president of the Washington County Bar Association at the Court House in Hudson Falls. Deputy Attorney General Frank H Cronkhite of Hudson Falls was elected vice president and F Arthur Howland of Hudson Falls will be secretary treasurer. Layden and Cronkhite will be delegates to the State Bar Association meeting in New York.
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Supreme Court
Leon M. Layden
Waitehall
Washington County Bar Association
Court House
Hudson Falls
Frank H. Cronkhite
F Arthur Howland
Layden
Cronkhite
State Bar Association
New York
Jurors Drawn for Albany Legislative Spending Probe
Albany County officials drawn 36 grand jurors for an extraordinary Supreme Court term ordered by Governor Dewey to investigate spending by the Legislature. Trial jurors also named as Special Prosecutor George Monaghan probes Delaney records. Justice Ely W. Personius to preside.
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Donald Riberdy
Saratoga Street
Cohoes
Gilbert W. Jewett
Craig Street
Watervliet
Albany County
Supreme Court
Dewey
John T. Delaney
George P . Moneghan
Ely W. Personius
Hiram C. Todd
Sidney E. Gordon
Delaney
Frank C. Moore
Gordon
County Court
Monaghan
Castleton Eastern Star Installs New Officers at Masonic Temple
Mrs Helen Cooper was installed worthy patron of the Castleton Chapter O E S at the Masonic Temple in Castleton this week. Harry J Detterman acted as installing officer with Mrs Ruth Roozeboom and Mrs Ruth Rowe as marshals. Additional officers include Mrs Ruth Hudson associate matron Mrs Lois Harb age conductress Mrs Cora Edwards associate conductress and Mrs Ruth Deering secretary. Ruth Rowe treasurer with Matron 1943 appointed trustee for three years. Appointive officers listed with several named members and roles.
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Helen Cooper
Castleton
O. E
Masonic Temple
Harry J. Detterman
Ruth Roozeboom
Ruth Rowe
Ruth Hudson
Lois Harbage
Cora B. Edwards
Ruth Deering
Dorothy Ainsburgh
Mary Harrison
Letty Harman
Virginia Lasher
Alice Finkle
Caroline Determan Warder
Morrig Ainsburgh
Sentinel
Mary Platter
Ruth Spieske
Adah
Velma Borst
Ruth
Local War Council Officials to Meet in Albany
Local war council officials representing more than 240000 civilian mobilization workers in New York will meet in Albany next Wednesday to map plans for the new year. The state Office of Civilian Mobilization said it would present a program to utilize all resources for speeding the state's contribution to victory. Speakers include Lieut Gen Jon BR Hianks Assembly Speaker Oswald D Heen State Education Commissioner George D Stoddard State Health Commissioner Edward S Godfrey and Earl C Foster executive secretary of the Emergency Food Commission.
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War Council
New York
Albany
State Office of Civilian Mobilization
Victor
Jon BR Hianks
Whalen Promoted to Captain at Fort Bliss
Mr and Mrs Thomas M Whalen of 126 Fifth Avenue announce their son John Whalen has been promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the Medical Administration Corps at Fort Bliss Station Hospital Texas He has served since February 1941 Royal Arcanum Trojan Council met at 81 Fourth Street to conduct routine business and plans for a spring ceremonial are set for January 12
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Thomas M. Whalen
Fifth Avenue
John Whalen
Medical Administration Corps
Fort Bliss Station Hospital
Texas
Captain Whalen
Royal Arcanum
Trojan Council
Fourth Street
Apollo Lodge Installs Kenneth B Herrington Master at Masonic Temple
Kenneth B Herrington was installed as master of Apollo Lodge 13 FP A M at Masonic Temple last night. Edwin G B Allen and Clarence J Ryan served as marshal. Other officers installed include RF Holmes senior warden Henneth White junior warden James Osborne treasurer William Gibson secretary Rev John Palp chaplain Charles A Degen senior deacon Fred H Romaine junior deacon Leonard W Stimson Edward L Hamilton masters of ceremony Milton K Siler Arthur H Warren steward George L Keller marshal E Fuman Meyer organist Edward S Tiffiter. Herrington announced first degree work for January 18 and urged attendance at the district deputy Swackhammer visitation January 17.
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Kenneth B. Herrington
Apollo Lodge 13
Masonic Temple
Edwin GB. Allen
Clarence J. Ryan
Eretian RF Holmes
Henneth
White
James Osborne
William E Gibson
John R Palp
Charles A. Degen
Fred H. Romaine
Leonard W. Stimson
Edward L. Hamilton
Milton K. Siler
Arthur H. Warren
George L. Keller
Marshal E. Fuman Meyer
Edward S. Tiffiter
Herrington
Robert J. Swackhammer
Schemectady
Mount Zion Lodge
Government Shipments Exempt from Federal Freight Tax
The Record reports that shipments to or from U S government agencies are now tax exempt under Public Law 180 and 3 percent transportation tax. The Internal Revenue Bureau clarifies exemption applies regardless of origin destination payer or bill of lading. The amendment to Internal Revenue Code section 3475 targets transportation to or from U S government entities and Post Office Department. This should settle prior questions on tax collection for government shipments across rail, air, and motor carriers.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
the Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Code
United States
District of Columbia
Post Office Department
Eley Alumnae Card Party Set for February Fifteenth
Miss June Conklin was named general chairman of a Troy Chapter Mildred Elley Alumnae card party to be held at the Ww of A on February 15. Assistants include Miss Bett Lowery and Misses Ethel Scouten and Ethel Penrose for reservations, Miss Ana Marino and Miss Frances Kidiosk for publicity, and Miss Dorothy Martz and Miss Puth Marcoux for entrant duties. The next chapter meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the WLC. A Christmas party occurred at Sunset Inn replacing December meeting as Mildred Elie faculty attended. a short business meeting was led by Miss Anita Tromsbies, president.
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June Conklin
Troy
Mildred Elley
Clude
Sunset Inn
Mildred Elie
Anita Tromsbies
Heidi
Firemen Halt Blaze in Unoccupied Building at 3335 Sixth Ave
Firemen answered 548 pm call to rubbish fire in cellar of a two story unoccupied building at 3335 Sixth Avenue. No damage. Firemen then reported multiple grass and Christmas tree fires on Engath Street Hoosick and Ninth Streets Prospect Park Hutton and Fifteenth Streets with pumper units summoned.
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Sixth Avenue
Engath Street
Hoosick
Ninth Streets
Prospect Park
Hutton
Fifteenth Streets
New Council President Dinner Guest
Thomas H Brown, new president of the Common Council, was honored at a testimonial dinner in the Airport Inn hosted by a neighborhood group calling itself Beach Warmers in the Sycaway section. The non political gathering featured talks, songs, entertainment, and a presentation of a gavel and a War Bond by Walter A. Cantwell.
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Thomas H Brown
Aiport Inn
James J McCauley
Brown
Walter A. Cantwell
Mr. Brown
Capt
John M. Keeley
Anthony Piazza
Michael J. Caoa
Joseph E Walsh
George R. Weber
John Brown
Feinberg Earns Senate Seat Amid 1941 Opening
Feinberg 53 of Rochester was reelected to the New York State Senate with key allies named from Kingston Ontario County and Rochester. The 1941 session opens as Governor Dewey reads his address, with Hanley as presiding officer and Dewey inviting party leaders to discuss urgent wartime and reform measures.
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Kingston
Earl S. Warner
Ontario County
Frederick R Coudert
New York City
Rodney B Janes
Rochester
Feinberg
Plattsburg
Senate
Albany
Hanley
Assembly
Dewey
Sumner Sewall
Maine
Sewall
New York
Sewaill
Madurae Island
Midh
Younes
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Officers Promoted in War Department Ranks
Two officers received promotions in the War Department. Leroy Gardner Irving Jr of 921 Main Avenue, Rensselae, promoted to captain, and George Gordon Wilson of 4 Pennsylvania Avenue, Albany, promoted to first lieutenant. First Lieut John Clarke Burke, MC, ordered to active duty.
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Jane Devries Doles
Nes
Sentenant
Ofen
Leroy Gardner Irving
Main Avenue
Rensselae
George Gordon Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Albany
John Clarke Burke
Whitehall Accident Injures Captain and Nephew
Whitinall accident report details Capt Samuel Beaudoin Lake Champlain hoatman injured while driving in Whitehall. He and nephew Neale Morticello were in a car that skidded on ice and overturned three times. Dr. Erich Seligman treated bruises and lacerations to face and head.
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Samuel Beaudoin
Lake Champlain
Hoatman
Whitehall
Neale Morticello
Erich Seligman
Postwar Job Planners Map Survey in Troy
A Troy group at the MCA formed a committee led by James C. Turner to survey postwar reemployment for civilians and veterans. The plan includes interviews, testing, training, and job placement, with a central office and cooperation from schools, the US Employment Service, and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Troy
MCA
James C. Turner
Troy Connen
Img
Usiwes
Arthur Stuarts
Francis E. Gallagher
Committee On Economic Development
United States Employment Service
Chamber of Commerce
Gallagher
Nicholas Engler
Smaller Plants Corp
James McKernan
Troy Retail Merchants Bureau
Mr. Turner
Petersburg Masonic Lodge Installs Staff
Peters burg Masonic Lodge installs staff with Greg A Bennett as minister of Star Lodge 670 FL and AL Mo oat installation ceremonies held at Petersburg. Right Worthy William Karl Hakes of Petersburg, Grand Representative of the Grand Lodge of Stan, acts as installing officer. Other officers include Jesse W. Lewis senior warden, Verne O'Del junior warden, Earle Simior treasurer, Victor Manchester secretary, Warren Hemstead senior deacon, Earle W Hewitt junior deacon, Malcolm Harrison senior master of ceremonies, Cat Webster junior master of ceremonies, Watte Hewitt and Fred Hewitt stewards, Lewis Pamer trier, zaindrew Sawyer marshal. W. Wait fiancees captain and Earl Fioward organist.
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Greg A Bennett
Star Loudge
Petersburg
Monda
William Karl Hakes
Grand Lodge of
Stan
Jesse W. Lewis
W Verne O'Del
Earle Simior
Victor Manchester
Warren Hemstead
Earle W Hewitt
Malcolm Harrison
Cat Webster
Watte, Hewitt
Fred Hewitt
Lewis Pamer
Trier
Zaindrew Sawyer
Marshal
W. Wait
Earl Fioward
District School Heads To Resume Meetings
Regional conferences for day superintendents of schools, canceled last year due to wartime conditions, will resume Tuesday and Wednesday January 15 and 18 in Albany. Dr Kevin R Van Rieeck, assistant commissioner for instrumental supervision, announced the event at the Regents Room Education Building. It will be the last of three this month, with others in Syracuse and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Kewin R van Rieeck
Syracuse
New York
Soldier Leroux Killed in Mediterranean War Theatre
War Department reports Pvt Eugene M. Leroux son of Wilfred Leroux of 289 Main Street Hudson Falls was killed in action in the Mediterranean theater during World War II.
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Eugene M. Leroux
Wilfred Leroux
Main Street
Hudson Falls
War Department
Mass Song Leader from China to Visit Emma Willard School
Liu, a Chinese mass song leader and representative of United China Relief, arrives in Troy to speak at Emma Willard School. The figure has a long history teaching troops and leading group singing to foster unity, with ties to the YMCA movement and Shanghai University.
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China
Tan
Emma Willard Schoo Saturda
Ars
Ally
McFree
Y. M.C
Solo Simlina
Lan Whien
Chiang Kai-saek
Japan
Liu
International Committee
The
YY. M. Co. A
Lieu
University of Pennsylvania
Troy
United Coma Relief
Shanghai University
M. Co A
Skiff Succeeds Halpin in State Department Post
J victor Skiff was named deputy conservation commissioner at 3200 dollars a year, succeeding John L Halpin of Schenectady who retires to private business. Skiff, a Wyoming County native, joined the department 11 years ago as a game research investigator and rose to assistant superintendent of game before taking the new post. He has worked on fisheries during wartime and previously served in conservation matters with the Legislature. Halpin joined the Nation Department in 1438, remained secretary until 1812, then became deputy commissioner in 1943 and acting commissioner from January 1943 to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Victor Skiff
John L Haimn
Schenectady
Skiff
Wyoming County
Conservation Department
Harson
Halpin
Nation Department
John A. White
Rensselaer Man Found Dead at K of C Hall
A Rensselaer custodian and part time New York Central worker John Bures was found dead in the tower room of the Knights of Columbus hall yesterday afternoon. Authorities named the cause as a sudden death after a suspected heart attack with the body moved to a funeral establishment. Bures sister Mrs Catherine McGuire disclosed the death in Rensselaer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
C. Hall
John Bures
Rensselaer Knights of Columbus
New York Central
Driver Injured on Way Home from Hospital
A driver was injured while en route home from Benedict Memorial Hospital. The accident occurred near Burnt Hill Road when the vehicle left the road and struck a pole. Bystander Wocam E Pats and others helped transport the injured person to the hospital where the condition was reported as serious.
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Benedict
Herbert C. Ws. Banksley
Lake
Stiues
Poe
Wocam E Pats
Burnt
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