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July weather report from Froy Kentucky notes mild temperatures with clear skies. No major events recorded, residents advised to enjoy the calm mid summer conditions.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1945
Page
11
Injured Child Treated After Fall at Van Buren Street
A three year old named Keith Raymond was injured at 25 Van Buren Street when he fell and cut his head. He was driven to Samaritas Hospital on a police radio car by Patrolmen Rancend Howsa and Joseph Buchanan and treated before being returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Raymond
van Buren Street
Samaritas
Saturdey
Rancend Howsa
Joseph Buchanan
Card of Thanks for Elizabeth McCaith
MECARTIN extends heartfelt thanks for condolences and support after the death of Elizabeth AM JOHN McCAHTH. Grateful for kind messages, flowers, and sympathy during this difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
John McCahth
In Memoriam Honoring H. Skink and Family
A memorial notice expresses enduring remembrance for H. Skink and loved ones, recalling June 14 and personal ties. It mentions Mrs. Edwix F. Shudt and family, and pledges not to forget or lose faith in the ongoing memory of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Skink
Edwwix
F. Shudt
Pamily
BORN AT Litre Falls Hospital July 6 1945
Birth notice for Georgi Heenan Laupham daughter of Mr and Mrs George Laupham born July 6 1945 at Litre Falls Hospital formerly Alice E Carter of Greenisland NY noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatrhant
Litre Falls Hospital
Mra
George Laupham
Georgi
Heenan
Mire
Lauphas
Alice E. Carter
Greenisland, N.Y
Valley Falls Gardener Transforms Half Acre Into Showplace
E L Prickett of Valley Falls turned a neglected half acre into a community showplace. The front plots hold towers and rows of perennials including primroses and jewelweed, with a hedge of crimson ramblers along the fence. The back area is devoted to vegetables. Mrs. Prickett cans produce for winter and the couple give away surplus. Prickett keeps a tool collection and maintains pest-free beds, planning each season with a chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Falls
Phiri
E L. Prickett J
Valley Fells
Joe
Prickett
Hercuies
Mr. Prickett
Teree
Nnis
Novices Take Vows At Troy Monastery
Eighteen novices at the Immaculate Conception Monastery became candidates for the priesthood after taking temporary vows in a ceremony led by Very Rev Vergil Liveck O.F.M provincial. They will study philosophy then theology, with two lay brothers also listed among participants and novitiates named from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Vergil “Liveck O
Monaster
Joseph Montagna
G.F.M
Damian J. i Lane
O. P.M
Pius DellaRusse
O.F.M
Lowell
Mask
Wag
Thomas DeLuce
O. F.3
St. Anthony
Leonard Bacigalupo
O. FM
Bernadine Mazzarelti
O.fsl
Mass
Movices
Troy and Area Men Released from Army
Three Troy men and six other area soldiers have been honorably discharged from the Army per a Fort Dix report. Names include Pvt. Ernest W Berry, Sgt. Howard J. Cole, Elmer J. Steffen, Sgt Clyde J. Oddey, and Vernal N. Pelkey with listed addresses in Troy Hudson Falls Greenwich Yaddo Corinth and Saratoga Springs. A memorial service is noted for Spensard and St Jean's Church, with several names listed among obituaries at Oakwood Crematorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ama
jFort Dix
Ernest W Berry
Rankin Avenue
Howard J. Cole
Pinewoods Avenue
Elmer J. Steffen
Railroad Street
Clyde J. Oddey
Lower Allen Street
Giens Fairs
Thomas J. McCann
Corliss Avenue
Greenwich
Leonard Ehrlich
Yaddo
Saratoga Springs
Pic
Kenneth R. Waiters
Mill Street
Corinth
Slight Fire Halted In Troy Church
Firemen from Pumper 9 extinguished a small blaze at St Paul the Apostle on Hutton and Twelfth Streets near the main altar. The fire damaged a wall area and spread to a kitchen and parlor before being controlled. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Hutton
Twelfth
Bremen
Carl
Amina
Belel
Sherman Atrane
Bedrmouth
Perlor
Pumper
Alscos
Sopiratus
Anthony Costa
Sve
Puch Street
Anit
Glass Problem Adds to Woes At Fountains
Soda fountains face ongoing troubles from frequent glass breakage rampant drink service. Rising glassware costs, wartime price spikes, and limited paper supplies push operators toward disposable cups and dishes, creating a costly, unsanitary dilemma for fountain owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnany
Civilian Office Aids WAVES Recruitment Drive in Troy
The Troy Office of Civilian Mobilization will assist Navy recruitment of WAVES from the city. Edith Miller, secretary, said women under 36 may join and should call at 7 State Street for information. The Navy seeks 10,000 more WAVES. 82,000 are on active duty. WAVES pay is 132.50 monthly tax exempt with uniform allowance. up to 1,000 per month quota for ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Navy
Edith Miller
State Street
Former Pittstown road superintendent dies after long illness
George H. Rifenburgh died Saturday night at his Johnsonville home after a long illness. Born in Heyterville he lived in Pittstown forty years working in carpentry and as a sawyer for L. B. Broeckett Lumber. From 1931 he served four years as Pittstown town road superintendent. Survivors include widow Amanda Watlincé and two brothers. private funeral at 2:30 pm Wednesday with Rev. George Garner. Interment in Elmswood Cemetery Schaghticoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Rifenburgh
Johnsonville
Heyterville
John
Sarah Pitts Rifenburgh
Rifenburgh
Pittstown
L. B. Broeckett Lumber Company
Victor Lodge
A.M
Schaghticeke
Amanda Watlincé
Howard Ritenburgh
Valley Fails
Herbert Ritenburen
Tombannotk
George Garner
Episcopal Chutes
Hoosick
Elmswood Cemetery
Schazhticoe
State Prepares Spring Headache For Taxpayers
New York state taxpayers face a spring burden as V7 million freeme tax blanks must be filled across the state. Officials say the bill will be allocated among arms statewide, signaling widespread assessments and deadlines for residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
New York
New York State
Gardens Entered In Contest For War Lords and Staring Prizes
The Troy Record Viewery Garden Contest lags behind last year with forty gardens entered and many late plots due to wet cold weather. Winners will be judged on appearance insect and weed control garden practices variety of vegetables yield and proportion to plot size. Sweepstakes prizes may go to past winners and late fall weather may affect productivity across community plots statewide with only about 60 percent of last year’s gardeners planting this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Enly Mt Gardens
Redbean
Green Island
Community Gardens
Hest
Infant Dies In Carriage At Home Tragedy
At 6 p.m. on a Saturday night at 1 Albis Avenue Mr. and Mrs. John H. Nolan Jr reported their 11 weeks old son Lawrence John Notas found unconscious face down in a carriage in the rear of their home. The child was rushed to Samaritan Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Coroner Thomas J. Duffy ruled death from Aspiration of Vomitus with no entanglement by blankets. Detective John Buehler and the night squad investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Nolan
Albis Avenue
Lawrence John Notas
Nolan
Joseph Kelly
Albia Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Thomas J. Duffy
County Workers To Discuss Unionization Tonight
County employees will discuss unionization at a conference in the Troy Labor Temple on Congress Street. The event is hosted by representatives affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. The Troy Public Works Department has formed an AF of L affiliated union and is active in broader efforts for county and municipal employee unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Troy
Congress Street
American Federation of Labor
Department of Public Works
Aa. F. I
Thieves Brutally Beat Bronxville Man In Robbery
Peter Sullivan suffered a possible skull fracture and facial injuries after being assaulted in Bronxville Street. Robbers took between 75 and 88 dollars as he traveled from a hotel to a grill where he drank with an unidentified woman. Police say the motive was robbery and continued to investigate at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sullivan
Sway Fe Bronx
Fourth Street
Grand Street
Thomas O Brien
Donald Degen
Frank J. Connery
William H. van Steenberg
Michael J. Kane
Bureau
Fopberx
Pratt Elected Leader of Titcomb Garrison
Willie G Pratt was elected and installed commander of Titcomb Garrison 28 Army and Navy Union at the A O Hall Waterview He succeeds Ralph Laker Others elected were William Scurry Louis Coiteux William F Fepnelly Reymond Retajlick Lamb paymaster and gond Courtemanche chaplain Pratt will represent the garrison at the city Mun Wednesday in Syracuse Plans for the fall season were made The next meeting will be August 5 at 2 pm at the same hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
G. Pratt
Titcomb
Army and Navy Union
A.O H. Hall
Waterview
Ralph Laker
William P. Scurry
Louis Coiteux
Wiliam F. Fepnelly
Reymond Retajlick
Histori
Lamb
Gond Courtemanche
Pratt
Syracuse
Troy's History Highlighted for National Cemetery Bid
A War Department prospectus by Hida Goodin for the National Cemetery Committee outlines Troy's historic role. It cites Civil War regiments, World War I and II action, two Congressional Medals of Honor, and local patriotism linking Troy to national service and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
War Department
Sirs
Hida Goodin
Times Record
National Cemetery
Citt
Goodwin
Caeaiok Peel
Sleeping Car Ban Hits Travelers
Fragmented OCR reports a sleeping car ban affecting travelers and reservations, with garbled phrases about feasibility and schedules. It notes limits on trips and mentions steps by railroad workers amid disrupted services. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
Girl Seriously Hurt by Plane Propeller at Joy Airport
Beverly Milstein, from Albany, suffered severe injuries when a plane owned by her father Joseph Milstein struck her at Joy Airport on a Saturday night. Police described serious brain injury with left side damage as she shouted to her father from the aircraft. She was taken to Samaritan Hospital and then Albany Hospital for care, with her condition improving slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Milstein
Joseph Milstein
Joy
Tros
Albany
Schenectady
Ae Slane
Greenbush Suport
Kanzas
Missisin
McGrath
Possidle
Odukala
Meer
Muneanderneath
Matthew G. Murphy
Samaritan Hoespitel
Trojans Help Release Italian War Prisoners
Edwin H. Ervin, brother of Miss Helen Erwin of 173 Sith Avenue, aided the escape and release of Italian war prisoners in the Fifth Army sector. A patrol from the Second Battalion of the 3eeth Polar Ewar Regiment, after crossing the Dolomite Alps, surrounded the camp by dawn and secured the release. The incident marks a notable war-era rescue attributed to the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Ervin
Helen FE
Erwin
Sith Avenue
Fifth Army
294Th
Mista
Soldier Flown Home For Funeral of Wife
Dr Frank L. Miller is spending a thirty day furlough with his parents at 77 Third Street after arriving from Paris on June 3 for the death of his wife. He has served 29 months in the European Theater of War and will return to Jacksonville, Florida to rejoin his company at the expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Miller
Geerse Xmiter
Third Street
Paris
Jacksonville
Hospital Visit Recap By Local Auxiliary Members
Mrs Harriet LeBeau and Mrs Sertha Simpkin, members of the Titcomb Auxiliary, Army and Navy Union, returned yesterday from a two day visit to Rhoads General Hospital in Unica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet: LeBeau
Sertha Simpkin
al Memibera
Titcomb
Auxiliary
Army and Navy Union
Rhoads General Floa
Unica
Parolees implicated in string of area burglaries after chase
Paroled criminals were captured after a long pursuit and tied to multiple burglaries across Albany, Troy, Mechanicville, Niskayuna and Rochester. Richmond and Eastman confessed to cat burglaries and car thefts, with loot including war bonds, cash, and records. Evidence linked their escapes to Catskill Ford Agency and other break ins across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Richmond
Pemecrady
Eee LeForge
Carsay
Cate
Albany County
Catskill
Ford Agency
Dean Furniture Company
Eastman
Troy
Albany
Mechanicville
Niskayuna
Rochester
Bestmen
Richfeld
South Main Street
Albaty
LaSalle Pontiac
Capitol Savage
Buick
Amsterdam
Churcpit Motor Company
Mount Hope Avenue
Chevrolet Motor
Rothesisr
Niskesana
Barede State Poieredio
Waéy Road
Ouizitallisé
Muroz
Dasha
Apollo Court Members Guests of Mrs Bibb
Apollo Court members of the Order of the Amaranth were guests of Mrs Gstree FL Bibb at 17% Osk wood Avenue Saturday evening. A covered supper and penny social followed. Assisting Mrs Bibb were Mrs Hazel Neal royal matron Mrs Delis Miner Mrs Elizabeth Reynolds Mrs Susser Anderson and Mrs G Lair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Court
Heavy Storm Deluges Troy Area
A fragmentary report describes a heavy storm in the Troy area with rising water and delayed activities. References to tides and unspecified measurements appear, but details are unclear due to the damaged text. Key names and places cannot be confirmed from the readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Five Injured In Troy Street Car Collision
Police report a two car crash on Fifteenth Street near Sage Avenue injuring five people. Edward Burtei of 1521 Hutton Street drove north and hit George Stewart of 1 South Street Cohoes, who was traveling east. Injured include Mrs. George Stewart and Adelie Turpin of Cohoes, Dolores Turpin, Samuel Bonano of Troy, with responders taking victims to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewart
South Street
Cohoes
Congress Treet
Adelie Turpin
Congress Street
Dolores Turpin
Samuel Bonano
Lord Avernue
Troy
Cit Mear
Era
Joseph 5. Schulze
Frank Maselli
Police Radio Patrol
Edward Burtei
Hutton Street
Fifsteenth Street
Wnd
Sout Street
Sage Avenue
Siewarv
Furtell
Troy Woman Dies After Social Work Involvement
Miss Marian Lang a former Troy resident died Saturday at Mecha's Vineyard Hospital Martha's Vineyard Mass at age 83 She was daughter of the late and Mrs Robert Lang and survived by one brother Robert Lang and two sisters Stella Lang and Agnes Best all of Troy The funeral will be held at the residence of Mrs Agnes Best 18 Cooper Street Philadelphia Pa Wednesday at 2 pm Rev will officiate Burial at Elmwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Joseph J. Griffin
Rose A. French
Mary
George E. Richards
Wiliam T. Pitzgibbens
William E. Rourke
Seventh Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
St. Peter's
Cony
Troy Hospital
Suir
Julia Piexion
Servites
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Ave
Sipwerl al
Charles Hipwell
Mechanicville
Katherine Hipeell
Matthew Hipwell
William Fipeet
Tros
Paul Hipwell
Hugh Hipwell
Army
Wiliam Higwell
St. Paul Jameson
Cohess
James A. Jameson
Edward Latham
Hebert
Lang
Startha’s
Vinej
Marian Mr. Mier
and Lang
Robert Lang
Mire Agnew -Foneral
Sire
Agnew
Cooper Avenue
Wadnes
Mitler
Biumington Hospital
Grace HE Meredith
Marian Lang
Delaine Street
Providence
Philadelphia
Trinity Methodist Church of
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