In Memoriam and Births in Troy Record July 18 1943
In memory notices for Stanley Colehamer and Abs Freak Mattoon. Birth announcements from Samaritan and Troy Hospital list Alber, Ellen Armstrong, Ann Ruth Farrar, and Thomas Wilhelm Jr. with parents' names and prior surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Record
Troy, N
Colehwasmer
Stanley 5
Colehamer
AERA
Cohoes Hospital
Cecil H. Farrar
Ann Ruth
Parrar
Ruth Myers
Lansinghurs, Wilhelm
Samaritan Hospital
Pfc
Thomas Ww. Wilhelm
Thomas W., Jr
Wilhelm
Ruth Frances Eaton
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated 1943
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from Watervliet Albany and surrounding areas. Entries include Bennett, Boyle, Hess, Hickey, Keller, Kenny, Landt, McCondery, Miorin, McKeon, Murphy, Putman, Rosselli, Sawicki, Shunart with names, ages, family relations, residence addresses, church services and burial plans noted for July 17–20 1943 and later dates.
Drowning Victims Recovered Near Castleton on Hudson
Bodies of two children Irene Dziadowicz and Helen Dziadowicz and woman Mary Wroblewski were recovered after bathing near Sunnyside Castleton Hudson River. Mrs Stella Gladki was rescued but shaken. Investigations labeled accidental death with coast guards and police aiding the search and coroner called.
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Sunnyside
Castleton
Hudson River
Boleslaw Wroblewski
Grant Street
Jersey City
N. J
Cedar Hill
Joseph E. Lynch
Madison Avenue
Albany
Irene Dziadowicz
Grove Street
Jewett
Gladki
Richard Schempf
Sremen
Coast
Charles J. Cote
Dziadowicz
Harry J. Wands
Wroblewski
Waiter Drowns At Lake George
John Morales a 31 year old waiter at Arcady Country Club The Hague drowned after cramps while swimming from a pier at Lake George. He was recovered after two hours of artificial respiration but died. A $400 purse was raised for his widow and family.
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Lake George
the Hague
John Morales
West 458Th Street
New York
Arcady Country Club
Morales
Taylor Sets Date For Exams for Military Schools
Examinations for entrance to the Military and Naval Academies at West Point and Annapolis will be held July 31. Dean P. Taylor, 29th Congressional District, announced two vacancies at each academy. Final exams occur September 18. candidates from Saratoga, Washington, Warren and parts of Rensselaer counties compete. Applicants: Military Academy 17 to 22, Naval Academy 17 to 21. July 3 exams rated by Civil Service Commission. ratings out by August 15 to allow timely Army enrollment for September 1, 1943 course.
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West Point
Annapolis
Dean P. Taylor
Saratoga
Washington
Warren
Rensselaer
Military Academy
Naval Academy
Civil Service Commission
Crandall Stewart Turpie Winkler Obituaries and Services
Sudden death notices for Ellen P Crandall of Petersburg and Ferdinand Winkler of Olean report funeral services in Berlin Baptist Church Petersburg Morris Funeral Home Oakwood Cemetery interments. Also listed are John Turpie funeral services from Morris Home with Oakwood Cemetery interment and a weekly note on services held at Gardner Earl Memorial Chapel for Katherine Green and Annie Van Der Zee.
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Stewart
Charles Hewitt
Grafton
Ellen P. Crandall
Petersburg
James E. Stewart
Frances J. Huffon
Robert Bryant
Berlin Baptist Church
Meadowlawn
Turpif
Milton
John Turpie
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Winkler
Olean
N. Y
Ferdinand H. Winkler
Lela Winkler
Ferdinand A. Winkler
Fred C. Paterson
Gardner Earl
Katherine E. Green
Annie L. van Derzee
Wallace's Death Leaves Confusion on Successor
The death of Lieut. Gov. Thomas W. Wallace of Schenectady sparks a constitutional dispute over his replacement. Party leaders and Gov. Dewey seek a possible 1946 election while Judge Hanley may act as governor pro tem if needed. Funeral services are set for Schenectady with state officials attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Hanley
Wyoming County
Thomas E. Dewey
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Herbert H. Lehman
Charles Poletti
Dewey
O. P
Latin Hunger For Religion Cited By Harris At St John’s
Paul Harris Jr. spoke at St John’s Memorial Garden on Sunday night arguing Latin American hunger for religion. He said North American missionaries fail to adapt to local temperaments and life, hindering effective religious spread. Devotional service led by Rev Gray Blandy with combined youth choirs.
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Paul Harris, Jr
St. John’s Memorial Garden
Harris
North America
Gray M. Blandy
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Letters Granted On Saratoga County Estates
Surrogate George O. Tuck in Saratoga County grants letters of administration to John P. Linehan of Glens Falls for Nora Moynihan Royal’s estate. Hattie Fealner becomes executrix with all Edward M. Fealner’s property per his will. Personal property exceeds 3500 and real estate exceeds 2500. William J. Galligan of Saratoga Springs named administrator for Mary J. Galligan. Sons Harold W. Bailey and William Bailey receive the farm and 1000 respectively from Abbie S. Bailey’s estate. Mrs Bailey assigns use and income of one third of the estate except the farm to her husband Allen B. Bailey, who is an executor and predeceased her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Tuck
Saratoga County
John P. Linehan
Glens Falls
Nora Moynihan Royal
South Glens Falls
Hattie Fealner
Greenfield
Edward M. Fealner
William J. Galligan
Saratoga Springs
Mary J. Galligan
Harold W. Bailey
Thomas Sherwood
William Bailey
Abbie S. Bailey
Ballston
Iran Grotto Picnic Postponed to July 31
Iran Grotto members postponed their annual summer outing from Saturday to Saturday July 31. H Bosworth McChesney chief justice and committee chair announced plans for the Laureate Grounds at Glen Avenue and River Street with a varied program of sports entertainment and refreshments.
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Iran
H. Bosworth McChesney
McChesney
Laureate Grounds
Glen Avenue
River Street
Brunswick Town Honor Roll Dedicated With 368 Names
Residents paid tribute at a dedication for the Brunswick Town Honor Roll bearing 368 names including four women. The ceremony featured a flag raising by four sailors and a principal address by Dist Atty Earl J. Wiley.
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Pinane
Mary Holcomb
Wick
Dee
Frank Hodgkins
Syeaway
Eagle Mills
Charles E. Bell
Stephen H. Curtis
Honor Roll Meeting Called for Sixth Ward Dedication
A general meeting of Sixth Ward residents is set for tomorrow at 8 pm at 6 Mill Street to finalize plans for a ward honor roll dedication. James Smith says about 330 servicemen names are on file and invites any new names from residents enlisting or entering service to be added.
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Sixth Ward
Mill Street
James Smith
Smith
Church Women Honor Couple On Fifty Years Of Marriage
Trinity Lutheran Church honored Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuhl of Wynantskill with a reception for their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Members of the Ladies Aid Society and Friendly Circle organized the event with Mrs. William Wakelee as chair. A purse was presented by Adolph Duerschner, and sales were run by Mrs. William Lapp. Out-of-town guests included Felix Doering and Edna Doering, Lena Doering, and Mrs. Gustave Doering. A separate home party was hosted by their daughters, Mrs. George Steiner and Mrs. Charles Heffron, in Springfield and White River Junction, Nod.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Friendly Circle
Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Kuhl
Wynantskill
William Wakelee
Adolph Duerschner
William Lapp
Felix Doering
Jersey City
Edna Doering
Belleville
N. J
Gustave Doering
Lena
New York City
Kuhl
George Steiner
Springfield
Mass
Charles Heffron
White River Junction
Nod
William McNamee Promoted to Technician Fourth Grade
William McNamee of Albany was promoted to technician fourth grade at Camp Bowie. He is the son of Mr and Mrs T A McNamee and husband of Mrs William T McNamee. He attended the La Sale Institute and formerly clerked for Cluett Peabody Co. Inc and is on duty with a field artillery battalion.
Leffler Promoted to Sergeant at Camp Santa Anita
Corp James H Leffler son of Mrs G A Leffler 625 Pawling Avenue promoted to sergeant at the Ordnance Training Center Camp Santa Anita California
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Corp
James H. Leffler
G. A. Leffler
Pawling Avenue
Ordnance Training Center
Camp Santa Anita
Cal
Fire at Ferry Street shed in junk yard prompt call
Firemen responded to a shed blaze in a junk yard at Ferry and Front Streets. Cause undetermined. Central Station Squad Wagon alerted at 6:69 pm with Box 112. Police noted a damaged awning at 599 Second Avenue from yesterday afternoon, extinguished by air raid warden Andrew J. Smith. awning owned by John Murtha.
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Ferry
Front Streets
Morris Olshien
Fourth Street
Central Fire Station
Fourth Precinct
Second Avenue
Andrew J. Smith
John Murtha
120Th Street
Rensselaer Man Suffers Pointed Loss In Stove Fire
Michael Smith of 34 Washington Street Rensselaer suffered a pointed loss Saturday afternoon when he fell asleep and a roast burned on his stove. Pumper arrived but there was no damage beyond the meat and the points spent on its purchase.
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Michael Smith
Washington Street
Rensselaer
Pumper
Gas and Oil Outlook Brighter The Record
Mobilization Director Byrnes reports ongoing study of gasoline and fuel oil in the eastern seaboard, led by increased production and transport. A War Administration statement notes daily seaboard intake at 1.5 million barrels, equal to pre Pearl Harbor levels, with Mead optimistic about fewer hardship cases this winter as pipelines and rail improvements push supplies to New York, Philadelphia, and beyond.
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the Record
Washington, D. C
Byrnes
Seaboard
New York
Irector Byrnes
The
Petroleum Administration For War
Seaboard States
Pearl Harbor
James M. Mead
Senate Committee On Little Business
Northeast
Mead
Philadelphia
Norris City
Sergeant's War Trophies Shown At Fort Edward
Mr and Mrs Carmelo Savasta of Fort Edward display gifts from their son Sergeant John Savasta in the Grand Union Store. The Pacific theater souvenirs include a Japanese sword and coins and paper money from Fiji Islands New Caledonia and Indo China. Savasta served three years and was present at Pearl Harbor before moves to the South Pacific.
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Carmelo Savasta
McIse Street
Fort Edward
Sergt
John Savasta
Sergeant Savasta
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Indo-China
Grand Union
Broadway
Pearl Harbor
South Pacific
Two Injured In Auto Accidents In Troy Saturday
Two persons were injured in automobile accidents in Troy Saturday according to Central Station police. Theresa Galvin, 5, of 766 River Street, was treated at Troy Hospital for abrasions after her run into a car driven by Kenneth Wilbur of East Greenbush on River Street. Wilbur said she darted from the curb into his left rear fender and she was later returned home after treatment. Emily Nelson, 51, of 82 Simmons Avenue Cohoes, sustained a neck injury in a crash on Douw and River Streets involving Andrew Nelson and Patrick P. Failiello of North Lake Avenue R D Troy. Nelson said he stopped for a traffic signal and the other car hit his rear.
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Troy
Central Station
Theresa Galvin
River Street
Troy Hospital
Kenneth Wilbur
East Greenbush
Doaw Street
Wilbur
Joseph Padalino
Emily Nelson
Simmons Avenue
Cohoes
Andrew Nelson
Patrick P. 4Aiiello
North Lake Avenue
R. D. Troy
Douw and
River
Funeral Planned for Auto Victim Edward Doyle 5
The funeral for Edward Doyle five son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Doyle of 2224 Sixth Avenue will be at 9 am tomorrow from Thomas J Duffy Funeral Home 52 Second Street Services will be at 9:30 am at St Peters Church with mass of the angels Interment in St Peters Cemetery Coroner Thomas J Duffy ruled the death accidental The brakes of the car were in good order No culpable negligence by the driver found The driver Mrs May E Rambie of 534 Pawling Avenue Endicott owned the car The child was taken to Troy Hospital by Mrs Rambie and died there An autopsy ordered showed death from hemorrhage due to severe liver lacerations The child ran into the path of the car Survived by parents a brother and three sisters
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Edward Doyle
Edward J. Doyle
Sixth Avenue
Troy Hospital
Jacob Street
Thomas J. Duffy
Second Street
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Duffy
May E. Rambie
Pawling Avenue
Elen | T
Arthur Avenue
Endicott
Farm Youths Eligible for $6,000 Scholarship Test
Rensselaer County farm youths may enter a 6000 dollar National Junior Vegetable Growers Association scholarship contest announced by 4 H Club agent Samuel B. Dorrance. Cornell official A J Pratt described the contest with a 500 dollar grand prize, four regional prizes of 200 dollars, and 33 sectional prizes of 100 dollars. Awards come from the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co fund, plus two 25 dollar war bonds for high ranking entrants from each state. Winners depend on grades in a five unit extension course and vegetable project work. announcements will be made in the fall. Dorrance notes interested county youths can contact his office.
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Rensselaer County Farm
Public Praised For Blackouts in Civilian Defense Tests
Edward C. O. Thomas, director of the State Office of Civilian Protection, commends the public for cooperative blackout drills. He calls the two most recent tests excellent overall and praises both citizens and civilian protection organizations for keeping telephone calls to a minimum.
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Edward C. O. Thomas
State Office of Civilian Protection
Thomas
Sergeant Carey Returns From Pacific War Area
Sergeant William Carey of 312 Second Street returned home Saturday after serving with the 105th Infantry in the Pacific. He traveled via Hawaii and is in the Medical Corps. He will depart Friday for Officer Candidate School at Camp Bleakley, Texas.
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William Carey
Second Street
Pacific War Area
105Th Infantry
Sergeant Carey
Hawaii
Camp Bleakley
Texas
Onions Signal Uptick as Troy Markets Begin Home Grown Supply
A weekend arrival of home grown onions from Orange County and soon from Oneida Oswego Ontario and Orleans Counties hints at easing shortages in Troy markets. Poor weather in southern regions has kept yields down but early shipments forecast larger supplies this week and next. Prices for lettuce cabbage and potatoes have fallen, while fruit remains tight with high prices for peaches berries and watermelons. Demand for citrus could rise as seasonal fruits stay scarce.
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Troy
Orange County
Oneida
Oswego
Ontario
Orleans
Rensselaer
Albany
Columbia
Washington County
OPA
New York State
Jersey
Veterans Relief Figures Hold Steady in June Troy welfare report shows no new veterans relief cases and steady active rolls
June data from the Troy Department of Public Welfare reports zero new Veterans' Relief applications or rejections, with 25 active Veterans' Bureau cases at month end, down from 43 a year ago. Welfare continues a declining trend, 974 Old Use cases remain open, 13 new this month, 23 closed, and 47 total applications handled.
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Troy
Department of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
Department of Welfare
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Mattoon
Abs
Freak Mattoon
Frank Mattoon
Born Alber
Fred Alber
Robert Fverett
Alber
Alice Hanschman
Armstrong
W. J. Armstrong, Jr
Ellen
Armatrong
Dorothy Tabner
Kennett
Wacen Island
N. X
Anna Marie Lehe
Lyman N. Bennett
James T. Gangloft
William V. Dean
Paine Street
Boyle
James P. Boyle
St. Mary's Church
Hess
Watervliet
Raymond J. Hess
Anna M. Ring
Raymond
Lorraine Hess
George L
Victorl
John Dunn
St. Patrick's Church
HICK
Watervilet
Mary L. Weaver
Thomas J. Hickey
Nina Emony
Leonard J. Hickey
Anthony Biehl
Edward Healy
Peggy Hickey
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Keller
Turner Lane
Loudenville
XN. C
Anthony W. Keller
Mary A. Burns
William J. Ernest M
Anthony J
Joseph N
Joseph Elliott
Wilson Shea
Frank Keller
Mary Bayer
Max Bayer
Zwack & Sons Mortuary
Central Avenue
St. .Pius Church
Enny
John A
Patrick Kenny
Catherine McGill
Mary Tracey Stanley Kenny
Peter J
Rose A. Kenny
Anna Mae
Elizabeth Kenny
Mary B
Michael J
Susan M
Peter P
W. F. Bosselman
No Y
Sires
Daniel P. Suhre
John W. Neugent
Syracuse
Ensign Josephine C. Kenny
London
Conn
Bathgate
Bathgate Avenus
Brook
Holy Cross Cemetery
North Arlington
Mason Chapel
North
McCondery
Mary Welsh McCondery
Matthew Gorman
R.N
James O‘connor
Adams
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Miorin
Anna Geiger
Anthony Miorin
Robert A. Miorin
Harold Aughall
William Jdorney
Robert J
J. George Geiger
Elizabeth Neher
Anzelem Hilldebrandt
Anthony Malz
Hill Street
St. Lawrrance’s Church
McKeon
Hubert
Bert) McKeon
Murphy
Helen A
Emma V. Foley
Edward S. Evers
Charles G. Haley
Eaneral
St. Joseph's Church
Putman
Jennie E. Kickham
Chester H. Putman
Mary Blott
Anna Kickham
Rutland
Vi. Bicneral
Seventh Avenue
Woodlawn
Cambridge
John Shuhart
Berlin
Bryan Aldrich
Mark Stillman
Clifton and
Rollin Snnhart
Nicholas Teal
Allis Goodermode
Chris
Voles
Berlin Methodist Church
Center Berlin
Arerae
Stella Gladki
Bay Street
Sisters of Resurrection
Mary Wroblewski
Emily Matusiewicz
Stanislaus Zubliwicz
Hedwig Zubliwics
Stanislaus Walukiewicz
Ralph Jewett
North Main Street
Robert Schempf
Miami
Fila
Taylor
Sen
Edward McDonald
Court of Appeals
Thomas W. Wallace
Schenectady
Trety
Schenectady County
Garner Avenue
Public Officers Law
New York State Guard
St. John’s Church
Oswald D Heck
Fourth Judicial District
Brunswick
William McNamee
Ferry Street
Barga Canal
Great Lakes
Great Lakes-Northeast
Veterans’ Relief
Mid-Town
Chasan
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