Obituary notices from Troy Record January 4 1958
Fragmentary death and birth notices list relatives and names including Frank Craver Stanislaus Halek Mrs Palmer Ralph Nutting Mae Palmer Robe Palmer Bertha Bouchard Ronald Pal M. Buthard Joseph Reilly Betty Murray June Sheehan Helen Shepard and Henry Willant with dates around January 1943 1934 and 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Agnet Buylag
Brothers Craver
Wivnery
Frank K. Craver
Halek
Stanislaus Halek
Talmer
Foviak
Robe Palmer
Ralph Nutting
Sade Lewes
Charles Palmer
Bouchard
Troy Hospital
Der
fe. G._Bouchand
Ronald Pal M. Buithard
Bertha Auria
Seaman Sie
Warrenton
Thowies Anthony
Josephine Ciiago
Fr Reiely
St. Joseph's Moteraly Hospital
Lan
Edward 2
Reillya
Edward Josep
Betty Murray
Occe
Pittsfied
Corp
M Et
Joey Ann
June Sheehan
Parr to Seek Bail Today in Slaying Case
Robert Parr the sole witness in the slaying of Albany Police Chief Fitzpatrick is expected to apply for bail today through counsel. Albany County historic attorney Julian Exway said he conferred with Eugene V. Fess Parr's representative. a bail hearing before a county or supreme court judge will be set. Detective John W McElveney 49 was arraigned on first degree murder charges and remains jailed with bail pending a hearing. Hundreds paid respects to the slain chief at a Madison Avenue mortuary with tributes from Saratoga Springs police and Albany officers. The Albany Lodge of Elks plans prayers and a funeral service for Chief Fitzpatrick tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Parr
Chit Jwhiasa
Fitapavise
Albany
Beng
Soussel
Julian B Exway
Albsey County
Eugene V. Fess
Parr
Supreme Court
John W. McEtveney
Alvany
I McElveney
Edward
Nene
McElveney
Elway
Wartier
MeElveney
Madison Avenue
Saratoga Springs
Albany Police Protective Association
Albany Lodge of Elks
Ime
Albany Police Department
Fitzpatrick
St. Agnes
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Chronicle Jan 5 1945
A collage of death notices and funeral details from Watervliet and nearby areas. Items include kennedys and byers families with service times and interment plans, plus multiple heirs and residences listed, and arrangements by local funeral homes. Names such as John J Savard, Sophie Cohen, David Lo Subers, Moses Pagett, and James Army appear among others. Interments at St. Marys Cemetery and St Peters Cemetery are noted along with church services and private funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermaon Krell
Sarah Toppa
Sema
Fifth Avenue
David Lo Subers
Ploesch
Averil Park
John
G. Letsch
William H.bartum
Afice W. Chambertin
John G. Leesch
J. E. DeGrass
Siaildwerd
U. So Army
Anna F. Kelly
Ty Kelly
Green Tstan
John T. Moran, Jr
Nerai
Gakwool Avenue
Pagett
Campbell Avenue
Moses Pagett
Mary Clark
William Bell
Lancelot
Johnson
Stanley Pettinger
Merion P. Botlaff
Troy
Lancelot P. Johnson
Plainfeld
Jono W. Pettinger
Bruce Funeral Home
Ffen Avenue
Welock
Hotie
Oakwood
Hinharyt
Jonna x
Seinhars
Seinhars Alger
George Clark Reichhart
Walersi
Ernest Reinhart
Anthony Euneral
Bireel
St. Peter's
St. Peters
Tansey
St Patrick's Church
Watervilet
Pic
Leonard Taney
France
Achoet
Interast
Conhoes
Myrtle
Samuel C2
Ensstlaer Avenue
St John's
Friends
Zinea da 2
Tan
Foghand
Arine McKenna
James
Alice and Mars
Anh St. Watervliet
Sacred Heart Church
Brispo
Sampara
Moses Pagett Dies at 90 Churchman and Civic Leader
Moses Pagett a longtime churchman and community volunteer died at age ninety after a prolonged illness at his home 98 Campbell Avenue Born in England he moved to Troy in 1880s and worked for Burden Tron Co Metropolitan Life Insurance and Divers Peabody later He was active in Levings Methodist Church serving on the Board of Stewards and the building committee asEpworth League president trustees and financial secretary He held many roles in church and fraternal orders including Antient Order of Foresters and King Solomon's Lodge Survivors include two daughters three grandchildren and a great grandson The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 p m at Bruce Funeral Home with Rev William H Kroeger officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Pagett
Esterday
Campbell Avenue
England
Troy
Nix
Pagett
The
Burden Tron Co
Metropolitan Life Insurance, Co
Witi
Divers, Peabody & Co
Levings Methodist Church
Fer
Chastes
Methodist Social Union
Antient Order of Foresters
United States
King Solomon's Lodge
Frend A .M
Court
Pride of the
Bruce Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
William H. Kroeger
Covings Methodist _ Church
Two Men Hurt as Truck Hits Pole Near Cambridge
A 1944 truck left Cambridge Hoosick Falls Road about 3 am Friday and struck a telephone pole two and a half miles south of Cambridge. Driver Raymond Williams of Gloversville suffered ten broken ribs. passenger Paul Motherall of Watertown had lip and cheek cuts. State Police Trooper D F Lang investigated the crash as the vehicle headed south from Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Raymond Williams
Winthrop Street
Gloversville
Finch Prurer & Co. Inc
Glen Street
Glens Falls
Paul Motherall
Watertow
D. F. Lang
State Police
Cam Bridge
Center Brunswick Storekeeper Dies at 65
Herbert Hayner longtime Center Brunswick storekeeper died yesterday of a heart attack at his home. Survived by wife Louella Wager and three children, he was born in Center Brunswick and active in Gilead Lutheran Church and Lutheran Brotherhood. Funeral private Wednesday at 2 pm. interment Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hayner
Center Brunswick
Samuel Baer
Hayner
Center ‘Brunswick
Gilead
Lutheran Church
The
Lutheran Brotherhood
Boyaswick
Marcella Hier
Russell Barrett
Wi Hantskil
Wenesday
Pam
Reg Dente
Oakweag Cemiery
Pocketbook Found by Woman Turns Over to Police
Carmelia Starlete found a pocketbook containing 96.15 in cash and four ration books near Monroe and Second Streets and turned it over to patrolmen John Delehanty and Thomas O Brien. The officers and Sergeant Timothy J. Sweeney took the pocketbook to the First Precinct. The owners were Alfred T. Rowley, Dorothy Rowley, Grace Rowley, and Georgiania FR Stella of 560 Second Street, now residing at Sand Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmelia Starlete
Monroe
Second Streets
John Delehanty
Thomas O Brien
Sergi
Timothy J. Sweeney
Nation
Alfred T. Rowley
Dorothy
Grace Rowley
Georgiania FR
Stella
Second Street
Sand, Eake
Radio Stolen From Car Reported In City Theft
Charles F. Hatst reported to police yesterday morning that a radio valued at 30 dollars was stolen from his car parked at Congress and Second Streets. The break in is believed to have occurred about 4 30 a.m. according to the claim.
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Charles F. Hatst
West
Sunnyside
Congress
Second Streets
Harmonists Set Pitch At Initial Tune-up
The Troy Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing held an inaugural session after charter members joined. Howard Millingtom led the meeting with Nel J. Heleher as committee chair, planning rehearsals and friendly sing-alongs featuring old-time favorites such as Meet Me in St Louis and Sweet Adeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Athletic Clay
Troy
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Ameries
Speyub
Howard B. Millingtom
Wss
Nel J.heleher
Gas Coupon Theft Arrests In Troy And Albany
Steven G. Psakis of 249 Saratoga Street Conces proprietor of Cayitol Restaurant was arrested on a charge of illegal acquisition of gasoline coupons. Chanel J. Gilroy of Mohawk Street was charged with possession of stolen gasoline coupons. Albany hearing set for January 12 and Schenectady proceeding for Psakis before Commissioner Palmer. Police traced coupons to a Fra Pieheet station and a suspect vehicle.
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Steven G. Psakis
Saratoga Street
Path Avenue
Troy
Psakis
FLS
Charles E. Palmer
Schenectady
Chanel J. Gilroy
Mohawk Street
LLS
Wiliam Carroll
Atba
Offerais
Pieheet
Division Streets
Waterford
Ernest EL Felago
OPD
B.C. EL
Tracea
B. Gilroy
Gilroy
Albany
Palmer
Rabbi Werlin Receives Soviet Niece Letter After 23 Years
A letter from Kiev, signed by Berphia Verlin, reached Rabbi Isaac Werlin in Troy seeking news about his sister and nephew Samuel Wertin. The missive, delivered by the postmaster, marks a 23 year silence and details Werlin family history in Russia and the United States.
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Soviet Union
Pesiotice
Troy
Isaac Werlin
Post-j
Frank M. Colling
Rabbi Werlin
Congregation of
Net Israel Beckar Chorem
First Street
Russia
Berphia Verlin
Kiev
Rabbi Verlin
Reide
Samuel ‘d. Wertin
U.S
France
sis+ iter
Philadelphia
Smele
Leib Werlin
Fire damages hotel and factory as flames threaten guests
A blaze at a Norton Street building forced 353 hotel guests to evacuate after water damage spread to a printing plant housing seven presses. Firemen battled flames for nearly five hours with interior crews stopping the spread in a loft used for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
John
Deroy
Capsio
Norton Street
Actcraft
W-E -Printing Company
Frank Socums
Abbay Protectives
Pring
Hames
Fleming
Bensinger and
Cramer Sim
Fire sparked by blow torch aides water pipe thawing
Pumper 12 was summoned at 3 45 pm Saturday to a two story frame building at 351 Second Ave owned and occupied on the second floor by Matthew Toyce. Police said the fire was in a bar room on the first floor and was caused by a blow torch used to thaw water pipes. Firemen reported a sprinkler head jet went off in a shed near the boiler room at the rear of the Berk-Ray Corpora on River Street with no damage.
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Second Avenuue
Matthew Toyce
Cali
Sergi Joseph
Schulze
Central Fire Station
Berk-Ray Corporaon
River Street
Montgomery Ward Workers to Hear About Army Rule
Employees at the Menands plant will receive reports on Army takeovers of stores and how Army control affects the Menands facility. A 3 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the Menands Public Market administration half, sponsored by the United Retail Mailer and Warehouse Employees Union, will feature speakers including an international executive vice president and an international representative.
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Menands
Montgomery Ward Co
Siven Hand
Fire Truck Benefit Dance Raises 500 For Pittstown Fire Company
A Roxymertown Ode Fellows Hall event hosted by the Zunkavissia Club of Pittstown, Barmertown, and Boyntonville raised more than 3590 for a Pittstown fire truck. Francis Fitzgerald of Raimertown chair announced thanks to the Ravmerstown Odd Fellows. Clyde Sruisi, fire chief, and Mr. FitzGerald spoke at the committee meeting.
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Zunkavissia Club
Pittstown
Barmertown
Boyntonvittle
Roxymertown
Ode Fellows Hall
thePittstown Fire Company
Francis Fitzgerald
Raimertjown
Chaiman
Clyde Srusi
Mr. Fitgerraid
Nephew challenges validity of Mrs Allena Stow will
John P. Butler, next of kin, contests the will dated Sept 2 1942 alleging improper execution and undue influence by Mrs Mari Butler and her daughter Mary E Cobb. The dispute centers on a $5000 trust fund and principal legacies under the document. The case was set for trial in the Baliston Spa court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Butler
Allena
Stow
John JF. G' Butler
Mari
Mary E. ‘Butler Cobb
Baliston Spa
Poultry Breeder School Planned in Manands Market
Poultry breeders of Rensselaer County are invited to the third annual poultry breeder and flock improvement school on January 16 at Menands Market. L. M. Hurd, cornell poultry husbandman, will lead the program with B. F. Hutt and E. J. Robertson discussing feeding, breeding, disease control, and supervision. Ralph Wooster will present production records and experiences in flock improvement and business management.
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Rensselaer County
Natch
Tuestar
Menands
L. M. Hurd
Extenti
Corneil
F. B. Hutt
Genet
E. J. Robertson
Irvision Authority
Mr Hurd
Ralph Wooster
New York Poultry Improvement
Goergan
Troy
Clark
Ballston Laz
Two Bandits Hit Glens Falls Market Steal 32796
Police hunt two men who robbed a Glens Falls food market on Saturday night fleeing with receipts totaling 32796. Disguised with heavy grease, the attackers forced employee George Dolawah and store manager Samuel Overstreet toward the office before escaping.
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Siste
Glens Falls
Gaxs
George Dolawah
Samuel Overstreet
Mana “Ney
Two Watervliet Men Missing in Action
War Department telegrams confirm two Watervliet men missing in action after a December mission over Germany. First Lieutenant Francis D. Peters, pilot, listed as missing in action since December 1?, along with Private John J. Maguire, infantryman, reported missing after overseas service. Families, including Mrs. Pres G. Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Mithar Maguire, await official word. Peters, a Watervliet native and School of Aeronautics graduate, served three years and flew with the Thunderhums squadron. Maguire graduated from Watervliet High School in 1943 and later volunteered for Army student training at Syracuse University.
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Teo
Teleer
Eeen Erd
Francis D. Peters
Syriet
Mt Iegginee
Germany
Peters
Ace
Presgie Peters
Avenue
WatervBet Pee Presse
Mithar
Mixire
Watersteuten
Thunderhums
Thunderhuss
Frances MeThosaié
Maguire
Vega
Watervliet High School
Syracuse Uversity
Infantry
Pic
John J. Maguire
Justieen
United States
South Pacific
Marines
Small Arms Ammunition Demand for 1945 Urged
Brig. Gen. J. Kirk of the Ordnance Department warned that September 1945 ammunition needs would exceed 1935 production in many calibers. He cited France as a quiet month and stressed not fighting one day without reliable ammo. projected monthly outputs include 240 million rounds of 4 caliber, 170 million 45 and carbine rounds, with June 1943 production cited as a benchmark.
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J.kirk
Soret Arms
Ordnance Depart‘ment
France
Industry Ordnance Team
Etatement
Daniel J. Horan Retired Trev Policeman Dies
Demei J. iWeiong resident of Tros died recently at Laonech Hospital after a brief illness. He attended St Peter's Church for many years. Horan retired four years from the police force after serving.
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Demei J
iWeiong
Tros
Sering
Laonech
St Peter's ,Church
St. OF
Horan
Pry
Gas Fells Man In His Home. Rescue by Patrol
Thomas O Brien of the First Precinct radio patrol took Joseph Barletti, 52, of 306 Washington Street, to Samaritan Hospital after coal gas entered his home Saturday night. He remained for observation at the hospital.
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John Delehanty
Thomas O'Brien
First Precinct
Joseph Barletti
Washington Street
Samariten Hingstal
Dewey Appoints New Appellate Bench Member
Justice count togate of Frankiie 2 became a justice of the Cours ia 1933. Ita Heffernan was Lawreste mer Jasice FL Water who was defeated in November Lawrence a Ye Suites Commissioner and Attorney.
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Fresis Sue Fire Department
Ita Heffernan
Lawreste Mer Jasice
Lawrence
Togate
Frankiie
Cours Ia
War Plant Employment Gains Sharply In Watervliet Area
The War Manpower Commission reports Troy and Albany war plants show a surge in applicants. In two days 205 people sought work in Troy, up from December figures, while Albany and Schenectady totals rose, indicating a broad shift toward war production needs and reclassification influence alongside arsenal manpower plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
War Manpower Commission
A. J. McGincy
WMC
Troy
Schenectady
Albany
McGinty
Wallpr
Publicéay
E's
Byrnes
Arsenal
Read
Return Home After Visit Toward Yonkers Family
Mrs. Charles Walon and her children have returned to Yonkers after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs C Henderson of 323 Second Street J Henderson a seaman has returned to the West Coast after extended sea duty following a leave not specified in the fragment
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Charles Walon
Yonkers
C. Henderson
Second Street
J. Henderson
Staman
C.r. m
Lot
Henderson
West Coast
Train Brakeman Crushed Under Rail Yards Tragedy
A brakeman was found crushed beneath a train at Hi Top Yards after being struck during routine caboose cleaning. Fellow workers discovered the body around 3:63 am and alerted authorities. The scene was reported by Crissey of Mi as investigators began work.
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J. Leg
New Fork
Leo
Bedius
Crissey
Macec
School Aid Committee Plans Revisions and Tech Institute Program
The School Aid Committee will meet to revise the Fran formula for state aid and plan a technical institute program. Dewey seeks a 1925 formula revamp to reflect postwar developments, with members Feinberg Heck Stoddard Burton Breitel attending. The Regents propose 21 technical institutes in New York City and ten upgrade sites, totaling over a large sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Jan. i. Senate
Benjamin F. Feinberg
Assembly
Oscar D. Heck
George D. Stoddard
John E.burton
Charles D. Breitel
Aa Board of Regents
Regents Committee On
New York City
Troy Post to Mbe y Ameezicza Legion Meeting
A business meeting of Troy's Pox Ameézicza Legion will be held today at 5 pm in rooms of the Hall Rand building. Commander Gito AL Krause will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Post
Mbey
Troy’ Pox
Ameézicza Legion
At & Pm
Hall-Rand
Gito AL Krause
Will Presidt
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