Card of Thanks Shown to Friends and Community
The notice thanks friends and the community for their support and kindness after a recent loss. It expresses gratitude from the family for messages prayers and assistance.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1945
Page
12
The notice thanks friends and the community for their support and kindness after a recent loss. It expresses gratitude from the family for messages prayers and assistance.
In loving memory of our son Pit ut who died. To dear father who died July 1939. There is not a day we do not think of you. In memory of Kesnell Grogan in France July 4 one year ago today. Our hearts grow sore as time goes by. We will remember thee. Mary WH died two years ago July 4. Husband and childr.
In Cleveland and at Troe Hospital multiple births are recorded. Thomas Alason, son of Mr and Mrs. Snett in Cleveland. a daughter to Ensign and Mrs Edsuind J. enine. Mrs Chicnin, ex-Roze Lipina of Cohoes, welcomed a child. and a daughter Frannie to Mr and Mrs Richard Ross at Troe Hospital on July 1 1945.
A collection of death notices and funeral details dated July 1943 to 1955, listing Edith Darrow Berninger and other relatives, memorial services, church requiem masses, and interment plans across Troy and nearby towns. Names include Brannan, De Lessio, Falco, Fitzgerald, Fredericks, Haber, and more, with funeral times and locations.
Vacancies on the Democratic primary ticket for Troy wards created by designees were filled by party leaders before the legal deadline. Thomas C. Farnen was named to replace Arthur J. Mack in the Fourteenth Ward but withdrew after intra party debate. Catherine T. Planter named for the Sixteenth Ward to succeed Wiltem C. Switzer. ALP backed James F. Cox for sheriff and Mary F. Jones for supervisor in the Thirteenth Ward, while Jones appears unopposed barring an independent challenge. No ALP appointments were made for other vacancies. Primary contests include a Republican race for Fourth Ward Troy supervisor with William J. Brown leading on the ballot.
Godthaab Lodge, Danish Brotherhood, will meet at 112th Street Hall tomorrow night. George Petersen of Rosénkrans Lodge Providence R I will be guest and publicity representative for the Eastern District Lodges. A luncheon will follow. Petersen will be guest of the Danish Brotherhood in Schenectady Friday.
In city July 1 Ainnia EF Barber widow of Haire Hager mother of Mya Schuyler Martin services at Morrig Funeral Home Parkland Cemetery Benningtor. Horton at Samaritan Hospital July 2 James Dennis Horton husband of Mary father of Edward Hoffmar brother of Mette Horton. Relatives invited to attend from 23 Acker Avenue Winantskill Saturday after noon. Ke May rest in Okinawa Fuss 31 PHD Pie Omer J Le Say son of Mr and Mrs Eilmord Le Bay. Andres Theaters 3 Army in Germany Albert and Cohoes. McAndrews Watervliet July 1 William J McAndrews funeral from residence 407 Sixteenth Street Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock thence to St. Patrick’s Church for solemn requiem. Interment St Patrick’s Cemetery. Donald Waterstreet July 1 1945 Mrs Catherine Lang Mee Donald mother of Helen Lang Mrs Edward Pierce and father of Joan Pierce funeral from residence Thursday morning at 2 followed by 9:30 from St Patrick’s Church. Page Brisbane Australia June 4 1843 George T Page T5 husband of Gladys Weals father of Gail Page solemn requiem mass at St Joseph’s Church Tror. relatives invited.
Independence Day plans in Treys and nearby towns include parades at Ataun Center Brunswick and Stillwater with War Bond and best entry awards. Prospect Park and Frear Park host recreation while a Cent ral School baseball game and a community dance cap the day. Local fire company parade links Stillwater fair continues through Saturday.
Trojan Post and Blume Post in Troy plan a convention corporation to host next year’s state VFW convention and pressure for a national cemetery site in the Troy area. The unanimous vote backed the plan. Delegates reported on Syracuse convention actions and two new WWII veterans joined the post for Aloysius A. Zygiewicz and Charles A Carden.
Urgent call for typists and stereographers for Army Service Forces in Washington. Miss Florence Dzikas, ASF Civilian Recruiter, will interview applicants at the USES office in Troy tomorrow and Friday. Must be at least 17,4 years old and meet Civil Service standards. Starting pay $145 per hour or month, housing assistance and guidance provided.
Mrs. Martie TyH, 52, of 1206 Sausse p Avenue, was taken to Troy Hospital yesterday afternoon by Berk-Ray Corp ambulance crew Driver John Beaudoin and Szs Albert J Watson and Patrolman John Masterson from the radio patrol. Police said she had a ruptured artery in the right leg and she was attended by Dr. Joseph Padalino and held at the hospital.
The area saw heavy private auto traffic Sunday and Monday for holiday travelers, then eased to near normal by last night as trips focused on nearby lake resorts and Adirondack destinations. Rail and bus lines reported a sharp drop in early rush, with peak loads noted as travelers headed to questions points and vacation areas. officials expect a further rise tomorrow with return trips and departures to resort regions.
The milk fund drive in Troy, sponsored by the Rensselaer County American Labor Party, raised 1476.02 in cash and 363 cans of milk. James Tretra reports a certified check for the cash contributions has been sent to Misa Preida Schwenkmeyer to forward to New York relief committee chaired by Judge Juvenal Marchisin. Several teams collected funds with notable gifts from Frank Brignela and others, and major donors included the American Labor Party and Italian Communist Center. Joseph Masory donated the bulk of the milk.
S/Sgt. Robert F. Burke of Hoosick Falls lauds Maj. Gen. Terry Allen as the Army’s top fighting leader. Burke, a 1913 enlistee with overseas service, praised Allen as he arrived with 6789 members of the 704th Division aboard the Monterey. Burke trained at Camp Bowie and Camp Hood in Texas in the Tank Destroyer Corps before Niagara University and overseas duty starting August 1944.
Mrs. Hannah Murphy McIntyre widow of James McIntyre died this morning at 377 Third Avenue Watervliet after brief illness. She was born in Selem and lived in Watervliet for three years. A Holy Cross Church Salem communicant she leaves one son William McIntyre three daughters Estella Mrs Anna Perry and Mrs Lacy J Munson and five grandchildren. Funeral from the residence with time to be announced. interment Holy Cross Cemetery Salem.
Letters of administration were issued in Surrogate's Court yesterday for two area estates. Robert J. Eustace received administration on Elizabeth Hull's estate, who died in St. Louis on April 2 1945, with about 6.06 in personal property. Albertine H. Miller of Webster Groves Mo petitioned. Also, Raymond A. Bardelli of Green Island was appointed on Joseph Bardelli's estate, with under 1000 in personal property and heirs including Edward A. Bardelli in the Pacific. Reginald A Brooks handles that matter. Florence G Stickelmyer seeks letters on John H. Stickelmyer's estate, Troy, died Hudson Oct 31 1944, property is entirely personal. Earl S Reyes represents Mrs Stickelmyer.
Mrs Anna Hens of 2101 Sixth Avenue was elected chairman of the Thirteenth Ward Honor Roll Committee at a Monday meeting. Justine Mahoney became treasurer and Thomas E Dee secretary. Trustees named were John Kasarjian Edward Hicks and George Taylor. Aldermen Charles McCarthy and Supervisor Mrs Mary Jones were named honorary chairmen. Next meeting set for Tuesday at 8 pm at the home of Mrs Hema.
Applications for increased gasoline rations are surging among B coupon holders. Rev David J Livingstone of Memorial Methodists Church and vice chairman notes business and professional people cut calls to avoid law violations. He says extra mileage is being used to compensate lost business while Clyde Heer is away at Brant Lake.
Mrs G A Van Beuren of the Emergency Foot Commission led a Monday demonstration at the New York Power and Light Building on modern canning with corn syrup. Over 150 women attended, learning sugar saving recipes and safety tips. guidance urged avoiding overcanning and proper timing and acidity, with syrup strength explanations and questions on safe handling of frozen or moldy canned foods.
Sixty four girls ages six to 22 enrolled as the YWCA day camp opened for a six week session at FLW house. Mrs Francis W Sherow director and staff of trained counselors planned swimming games crafts and an afternoon climax with a peanut auction. Camp closes for a holiday. enrollment continues for one week sessions with needed supplies and activities listed for campers and parents.
Mrs. James Wilson, a7, of 6 Second Street, was treated at Troy Hospital yesterday afternoon for a cut over the left eye suffered in a fall on Fourth Street north of Congress Street. She was taken to the hospital by police patrol, attended by Dr. Jax Ilina, and then returned home. Traffic Officer Edward Marz investigated the accident.
Maf correspondence describes General Drum praising Troy Guard units at Camp Butch. It notes officers like John W. Kennedy and Sgt Arthur Suriang, with 150 messages processed as radio, phones, jeep, and courier communications during drills and packing for return to Troy. The camp observes a holiday with limited duties and Friday as payday.
Captain Allen G. Gifford of Schaghticoke earned the Silver Star for tending wounded soldiers on Miotanao Island during a May action in the Philippines. He remained at his post despite a shattered jaw, administered aid, led men to safety, and was later awarded the Purple Heart for his injuries while evacuated to an Army hospital.
Mary Coughlin was accepted into the auxiliary of Lt Joseph P. F. Eegush Garrison, Army and Navy Union, Monday in the Chasan Building rooms. Four others were rejected at the meeting and will be accepted August 6. Mrs. Mary Ociair chairs the investigating committee with Mrs. Francis O’Grady as co chair. Mrs. Lana C. Dundon presided. A social honored the new member and the monthly birthday party followed.
June regains status as month of brides while services honor decorated servicemen. Dog licensing shows sixteenth dog licenses issued in June versus seven last year. about 150 licenses behind the prior year. Mr McGrath estimates around one hundred dogs remain unlicensed in the city.
Sixty nine veterans are enrolled at Troy School under the World War II vocational program. Directed by George F. Holliday and Maurice Foley, the school offers training in machine tools, drafting, automotive mechanics and more. Veterans from Malone, Cooperstown, Herkimer, Schenectady, Syracuse, and Troy participate, with stipends of 3500 for tuition and living allowances plus dependent supplements.
Five certificates of doing business were filed in the County Clerk's office yesterday. Anna and Nicholas Farina of 38 Ferry Street will operate Farina's Market and Liquor Store if a retail liquor license is issued to them by the State. Benjamin Satiscano, attorney, filed papers for Mrs Patina and Antoinette Cascillo regarding Americat Food Market at 2 Oh stating that Has are Cours, is the store. James Bovajan of 2eSites filed a certificate for operating Sweeney Poultry Fares on Lord Avenues in Brunswick. H Halt of Pivstown sought licensure for the Silver Spoon on Troy-Bennison Road.
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