Card of Thanks Broomhead Obituary Note
The Andrew Palitici and McLinden families extend heartfelt gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for support during their bereavement. Special thanks go to the Montgomery Mutual Co Uns Batervnet Arseeal and the Pontes National Bank of Hesick Fulis Baking Co Textile ANU for acts of kindness and memorial gifts received after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineny Sintmesses
Lae
Mubifelder Co
Uns
Batervnet Arseeal
Pontes
Hesick Fulis
Fer Baking Co
Fegt Sat Co
Tae
Comees
Iin
Vere
Andrew Palitici
Tre McLinden
In Memoriam Bucchard and Family Tributes
In memory of our deceased father and husband figures several obituaries and memorial notices. Names include James F. Dolphin and Nicholas Ganugi with dates around January and June, plus Armen Karangian and Carolyn Caswell. Daughters, wives, and relatives express ongoing grief and honor their loved ones in this period newspaper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucchard
Losis Bouchard
Posse
Dolphin
James F. Dolphin
Athe
Nicholas’ Ganugi
Tey
Jas
Gangl
Nicholas Gangi
Carolyn
Bobby
Het
Yers Silt
Sam
Izansian
Obituary notices from Valley Falls and Troy announce multiple deaths
Several obituaries list Thomas Barrett, Leona Galipeau, William Brennan, James Brewer, William Cook, and others. Funeral details include residences in Valley Falls and Troy, with service times at Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, St Patrick’s Church, and St John’s Cemetery interments. Additional notices reference military death of Sgt Donald Brennan and remembrances across local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Falls
Thomas
Barrett
Helen Srusseil
Peter Barrett
Agnes Barrett
Teresa Thackrah
Little Falls
Mary Carroll
Joseph Carroll
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Sted
St. John's Cemetery
Bishos
Green Island
INS
Leona Galipeau
Liord J. Bizhop
Lloyd. K. GS Navy
U. B. Ss
Savy
Aleine J. Bishop
Nicholas Galipeau
Leo
Roland
Eldric Galipeau
James Streat
Troy
St. Patrick’s Church
Watervliet
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Brennan
Luxembours
Det
Donald Brennan
Marguerite i Murray
Patrick W. Brennan
Ninth Ave
Margaret “Murr Nepher
James W. Brewer
Charles
Mary Brewer
Airs
William Northey
Scotts
Ray Cogstad
George Brewer
Hobart Brewer
Albany
Charles Sreeer
Cook
Basmaintan
William James Cook
Lens Lada
Quebec
Arthur S. Cook
E'Cigsk Fror
OM FA Ave
Sierment
Dillon
Dence
Hey Dagger
Archamheas
Elen Purell
Mann Ave
Bestar
Patrick's Church
Sardin St. Agate
Cohees
Denwoire Swartz
St. Francis de Sales
Oifter
Demereski
Sontd Skiba
John Demereski
Catherine Sng
Carol Ant T Sist
Frank Borheit
John Flatthew
Joseph Skiba
Meral
Colonie Street
Trojan Lodge Taduets Staff Of Officers
Reuben D. Cohen reelected noble grand of Trojan Lodge of Odd Fellows was installed at the Jewish Community Center by Abe Welles district deputy grand and staff. Others took office include Wars Tas Lazar vice grand Sarnett Cohen recording secretary Harry V. Afahar financial secretary Harry Adier treasurer. Israel Whitman warden Abraham Harris conductor Jacob Levine guard to noble grand Jacob Streichman left supporter Ben Katz right supporter to vice grand Jacob Nisoff left supporter Jack Webstein right scene supporter Joseph Solomon left scene supporter Benjamin Apple chaplain Frank Cohen inside guardian Benjamin Abramson outside guardian Jacob Levine trustee for large years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben D. Cohen
Trojan Lodge
Odd Felllows
Abe Welles
Raisier
Wars Tas Lazar
Sarnett Cohen
Harryy V. Afahar
Harry Adier
Israel Whitman
Abraham Harris
Jacob Levine
Igat
Rhé Noble Grend
Jacob Streichman
Ben Katz
Jacob Nisoff
Jack Webstein
Right Scene
Joseph Solomon
Left Scene
Benjamin Apple
Frank Cohen
Inside Guardian
Benjamin Abramson
Outside Guardian
Laree
Death notices from Berlin and nearby towns 1955
Several obituaries and funeral notices appear for January 1955 cases including Elizabeth Weber of Cessuis Feathers, Alexander Glazewski, Estelia Grogs, Beatrice Holden, Katherine Kane, Catherine Lucas, Dominick Pitaniello, and others. Entries note survivors, home addresses, church services, and burial plans. Various military personnel and relatives are listed, with masses and rites scheduled at St Marys, St Josephs, Holy Redeemer, and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
NL Y
Elzabeth Weber
Ot Cessuis
Pailip
Elgeizer
Anne
Schooen
P Weber
O'Cleck
Taterment
Genter Berlin
Glazewshki
Alexander Glaze
Sophia Lewandowski
Theodore Banayzewski
Bernice
St. Michael's Cohoes
Therese
Alexander
France
Helen
Pei John
Frances
Mary Eolient
Dence
Aelock
Tequiem
Elmerie
Estelia
Lste Marks Grogs
Louis
Milén E. Gross
Max
Bertha
Walter W
Charles Ford
Eindiromit Bow
Holden
Beatrice Tromiyo
John
Richard J. Helden
U. S. Army
James J. Climson
Kane
3Rd St
Katherine T. Kane
John J. Byron
Thomas G. Kane
New York City
Wiliam A Kane
Troy
St. Joseph’s Church
Crowds Throng Income Tax Office to Beat New Deadline
Crowds gathered at the Troy Post Office as the January 15 deadline for federal income tax payments arrived. Staff increased to ten as taxpayers queued to file or pay, with many required to act and others waiting until March 15. Delinquents face penalties up to 25 percent. Some filers withheld income and deductions determining filing duty, while others with income sources or fees had to file. Most returns were expected to be mailed to Albany district headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Post Office
Troy
Albany
Mali
Masons Install Lodges in Troy and Lansingburg
Troy and Lansingburg Masons installed officers in their lodges last night. At Troy Zion Lodge 30 F and A M instated Louis Williams. Mt Zion officers included Browne, Willetts, Exeemian, Osterberg, Alaner, Klein, and others. In Lansingburg Jerusalem Lodge installed William A. Mybin master. Albert W. Wehrlen retired master acted as installing officer. A Ford Motor Co delegation presented Mr Mabin with a gavel. past master’s jewel awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Lenninghury
Ma Zion Lodge
A. M
Wiliams
Jersuaslem Lodge
Lassingburg
William A. Mybin Ag
Alber W. Wehren
Mt Zion Lodge
Mount Zion
LeRoy W. Browne
Wilfred E. Willetts
Eugene M. Exeemian
Harry Osterberg
William H. Alaner
William Klein
O. & Anderson
Alfred Cocca. Stewarts
Frank BR. Bilson
EL Surhman Meyer
Edward Tic
Tier
John D. Gray
Maurinus B. Wilcox
Lucien EL Clickner
Lansingburg
Jerusalem Lodge
Ernest E. Dedicant
Lestia W. Slade
John J. Powel
George A. Oviatt
Francis H. McHaightter
Henry Weiss
Harold Aiden
Beary Aird
Henry D. Degener
Stewarts
Blichael Iacocca
Mershal
Albert H. Butler
Leo
Grathwol
Jonathan A. Boocock
Ford Motor Co
Mr. Mabin
Soocack
Albert Wildmwiza
Dodge
Baby Dies in Fire in Windham Greene County
A fire swept a Windham dwelling killing seven month old Robert Edgar Shefelt by asphyxiation. His sister Louise Marie, four, and brother Mitton Edwin, two, suffered severe burns and partial asphyxiation. Louise is in critical condition. Edwin’s status is fair. Mrs. Shefelt had briefly left the children upstairs. They were treated at Catskill hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windham
Greene County
Robert Edgar Shefelt
Edgar Shefelt
Upstate Soldier Killed Sailor Wounded War News
One upstate soldier was killed in action and a sailor wounded, with families notified. Margaret Smith of Queker Springs received a War Department telegram naming Stall Sergt Thomas Was filled in action. Gerald Burger, seaman 1/e, of Greenwich was seriously wounded. Navy says security reasons prevent ship details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Margaret
Smith
Queker Springs
War Department
Chomas
Dee
Lusembours
Air
Ms Stith
Domais
Revert
Marg
Joan
Gerald
Burger
George Burger
Greenwich
Navy Department
Garrison to Install Auxiliary at Tonight's Meeting
The Auxiliary of the Lieut Joseph P F English Garrison Army and Navy Union completed plans last night for its main installation and will proceed with the installation tonight at the Garrison rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
Union
Leonard Hospital Board Renames Arthur J. Burch
Leonard Hospital Board of Directors met to rename Arthur J. Burch as president after electing Charles C. Freihofer as vice president Henry J. Eckert as secretary and Charles H. Mason as treasurer Five of six directors were retained with terms including F C Reru Draper jr Charles H Mason B L M Grovi and Chester S House John Clark was chosen to succeed the late Arthur B Copden Annual reports were read and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Burch
Leonard Hospital Board of Directors
McKean
Charlis C. Freihofer
Henry J. Eckert
Charles H. Mason
F.C. Reru FL EL Draper, Jr
Charles H. Mas It
BL M. Grovi
Chester S
John Clark
Arthur B. Copden
Long
Schieberling Outlines Legion Aims for Postwar Peace
Edward N. Schieberling of Albany, national commander of the American Legion, told the Texas legislature that the Legion backs a military training bill before Congress as the best way to keep peace after the war. He said the Legion also aims to ensure the peace conference is represented by men who have actually faced danger in war and understood weapons and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try
Edward N. Schieberling
Albany
American Legion
Texas
Legion
Congress
Blood Bank collects 227 pints amid heavy turnout
Donors at the First Baptist Church contributed 227 pints of blood despite cold weather and travel difficulties. Of 52 examined, 25 were rejected, with many first and ninth time donors noted. The batch will be shipped to the Western Front to aid wounded in Belgium, Germany, and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Sorenses
Fourrey
Waterford
Harald Barnum
King Street
Ward
Sirs
Deborah G_ Ranstey
Mo Avenue
Troy
Edwards
Seventh Avenue
Ce Lewis EB. Epstein
Hemitton Avenue
Miney
Leah
Schenectady Road
Gailon
Thomas L. Chamberland
Hudson Avenue
Cohoes
Joseph
Wood
Poestenkil Seigetl
Ned
Pleasant
Tmne
Watervied Arsenal
Behr,Manning Corp
Cluets, Peabody & | |Co., Inc
Ford Motor Co
John A | Man, Paper Co
New York Light Corp
Allezieny Indium Steel Corp
Hudson Valley
Fuel Corn
Ford Manufacturing Co
Diamond Rock Creamery, Inc
New York Telephone Go
Tros-Schenectady
Western Front
Belgium
Germany
France
Winter Snow Hits Troy Area In Streak Of Storms
The Troy area endures another heavy snowfall as the storm wraps up. Alexander S. Glazewski, 64, dies en route to work at Rail Joint Co. from a heart attack likely sparked by exertion. Weather officials warn of continued snow, with rural Rensselaer County reporting up to 36 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Ares
Generel
Alexander S. Glazewssi
Charles J. Cote
Witem
Luby
Leavest
Troy
Rail Joint Co
Fro
Roman Caczho Union of America
Trinity Church
Sophia Tewanchowski
Daughte Berenice
C R
St. Michael's Parish
Cohoes
Theodore Bo Raszewski
Pheresa
Helen
Frances Glazewski
Alexander
John Glazewski
France
Holy Trinity Church
St Joseph's Cemet
Rensselaer County
Women Voters Discuss Peace Plans at Troy Meeting
Willa undertaker leads three Rensselaer County League groups in discussing Dumbarton Oaks peace proposals. Meetings Thursday and Saturday will cover conference setup, controversial points, and comparisons to the League of Nations. The program prepares for a February 1 Town Hall with Russell Sage College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumbarton Oaks
Rensselaer County League of Women Voters
Troy Y. W
Spafford
Edwin B. Alien
Sheldon Avenue
Mary Wilson
Mary Todd
Evelyn Kennedy
Louise McKeon
Florence Gabauer
Edward Kilcachey
Dumbatten Oaks
Spatford
League of Nations
Tory Town
League
Intir
Russell Sage College
Hudson Falls Man Death Ruled Accident
Coroner Dr Roy Borrowman ruled the death of Lawrence Grow an accident. The Hudson Falls case notes he died after being struck by a car. Services for the deceased were held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Mills and interment followed at Kingsbury Street Cemetery with Reverend Stewart Venem officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Borrowman
Edward
Washington County
Lawrence Grow
Moss Street
Kingsboro
Kingsbary Street
Averill Park Home Bureau to Meet Today
Mrs Willard VanDerzee speaks on family life leadership at the Averill Park Home Bureau meeting hosted by Mrs. James Quinn. Plans for future projects will be discussed by the group with assistive hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill Park Home Bureau
Willard VanDerzee
Averill Park
James Quinn
Joseph Fitzgerahd
Rey Kehn
August Myers
Percy Hughes
R P Neitzel Heads Troy Boys Club
R P Neitzel was reelected head of the Troy Boys Club at a recent board meeting. Directors reelected included Aldrich Hibbard Rousseau and others who reported on annual activities and finances. Edward Kane described the club’s American methods, noted staff shortages due to war, and highlighted summer programs, vocational classes, and community services for needy boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Club
Cis
Aldrich
Harald B. iHibbard
Parker H. Rousseau
Cor
Oizel
Rod
Dorlon
E Cluett
Rousseau
Hibbard
Troy
Edward A. Kane
Mr. Kane
Azr Bey
Kane
Juror No 7 Drawn in Moore Trial
In Rensselaer County Court juror selection continued for the Howard Moore murder case as John Kane of North Greenbush was seated among the seven jurors. A new panel of 25 potential jurors was ordered for tomorrow’s session to complete the special venire. Delayed pages list summoned figures and addresses as the process advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kane
North Greenbush
Noo Fust
Howard Moore
Albert J. Ware
Rensselaer County
Harry E Clinton Poe
Teper
Taese
Letters Issued To Brother In Chase Estate Admin
Judge Edward J. Donohue in Surrogate's Court issued letters of administration to Beard W. Chase, brother of Frederick Causa, for the Chase estate. The estate comprises about $3,000 personal property and $5,560 real estate, decedent Frederick Causa died in Troy on Oct 20, 1942. Craymer’s attorney handles the case. Inheritance reports show tax figures for related estates, including Alcina Kohn and Charles Prentiss, with various tax assessments and executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard W. Chase
Second Avenue
Frederick
Edward J. Donohue
Troy
Craymer
Edward J. Poland
Sironey
Alcina Kohn
Charles 4 Prentiss
Hohn
Long
New York
Ids. Ie
Bessie Serewiz
Mr. Prentiss
Testate
Fred
James S Stott
Mar Miskema
Helen Fiakema
Edward 2
Harold F. Minkexta
Soosick
Sylvester E. Scott Hocsic
State Acts to Curb Pedestrian Accidents
Lieut Gov Hanier urged statewide participation in accident prevention as pedestrians face high fatality and injury rates. The piece notes three pedestrians killed and many insured every 21 hours, with officials pressing enforcement and engineering measures during wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe R. Hanier
Fletcher
Sioner
New York
West Virginia Pulp Co Officers Retire and New Officers Elected
Thomas Luke and Adam K Luke, president and vice president of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co, retire after 33 and 35 years of service and are reelected. At the New York meeting, David L Luke Jr becomes president with David Graham as treasurer and Lawrence Strattner and James Tawsen as vice presidents. Strattner previously supervised Mechanicville electrolytic bleach plant, the plant operated by the company since 189?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Luke
Adam K. Luke
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
New York
David L. Luke, Jr
David Graham
Lawrence YW. Strattner
James WW. Tawsen
Strattner
Mechanicville
Brother Sister Marines Visit Home for Family Reunion
A Marine brother and a Marine sister return home to their parents Mr and Mrs Richani Bateman 214 Fifth Avenue for a rare reunion after long overseas service. Serg Richard Bateman Jr completes 19 months in the South Pacific with a 30 day rest from Guadalcanal to Guam. Sister Pre Mary Fireman of the circulation department at the Deatherneck magazine receives a two week leave from duties in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richani Bateman
Fifth Avenue
Sergi Richard Bateman, Jr
Rotega
Guadalcanal
Guam
Monchs
South Pacifc
Mary FR Ieman
Dairymen to Meet at Whitehall Grange Hall
A district meeting of the Dairymen's League is set for Thursday at Whitehall Grange Hall. The event begins at 11 am with dinner served afterward. Principal speaker Miss Gene Judy from the New York Home Department leads, with James P. Candon of Suesford and Richard Triezwond of Albany also speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League
Grange Hell
Whitehall
Whitehall Grange
Gene
Judy
Home Department
New York
James P. Candon
Suesford, VI
Richard Triezwond
Albany
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Tam Sa
Broomhead
Memoriam
Armen Karanian
Kim
Bess Sednecs
Bazyri
Samaritan Hospital
Scan
Adrs Jin
Halen Wagonka
Caswell
Cambridge
Sutcheil Caswall
Caroline Frances
Caswel
Aces Sim
Hengstermas
Juiz
Stiward H. Reaterman
Robert Francis
Hengsterman
Bre Pedy
Save
the Samaritan Hospital
David Lamont
Sonali
Lamont
Merly Harriet Roperts
Brady Maternity Hospital
George’ Taylor
Taytor
Borathy S.myers
Charles H. Kalbdeish, Sr
Charles, Jr
John Keefe
Troy Post
Taduets
Lecas
Catherine Frawley
Charles Lucas
Mary
Winifred Brierly
John Dillon
Prt
Raymond Frasier
the . Leon
Atherine
John FP
Bermesad Martin J
C.P
Ambrose L
U.S. Navy
Ward L. Nash
John & Busser
Madison Street
St. Joseph’ Church
Pitaniello
Spie
Tech
Sergi
Dominick’ A. Pitaniello
Antho
Pitanello
Angeline Bottille
Mra
Angelo Corina
Jona J. Cassie
John A. Counteis, Jr
Fite Pimnielis
Louis A
Frank Pitanielo
St. Marc's Church
Ratcliffe
Albany Ave
Ensign B
Thomas Ratcliffe
Bryce Funeria
Conoes i Wesnesdar
Oaay
Lathan
Xni
Holy Redeemer Cemetere
Schenectady
Hearsts and Cars
Leahy Bros
Income Tax Office
J. Wesley Geesler
Weébren
Willams
Baby
Sister
Upstate
Schieberling
Blood Bank
Charles J. Duell
James C. Duell
Argyle
Philippines
Duell
June Marilyn
David Charles
South Glens Falls
Savannah
Bradley Field
Hudson Falls
R. P. Neitzel
Troy Boys Club
Hane
Bayhond F. Neiteel
Agas
Phoebe
Johnsonvitts
D. Red
Bertin
Alss
Belle Ave
Rue Astley
Loureaveri
Perk
Viola
Wayne Biren
Én Theatore
West Sand Brac
Lena
Schaghtcoxe
Bre
Edwin
Castieton Brown
Agnes
Futtos Street
Brusell
Jennie Mt
Orchard Tanmace
E.ze
Irving
Eagle Briteck
Stes
Clarence
West Sand
Serkhard
Albert
Trey
Moore
Chase
West Virginia Pulp Co
Marines
Noble-Catfohar Post No
American. Legion
of & O’clack
Broadway
Fith Ave
Lagiencaire
Mame
Fifth Ave
WM. M. Burke
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