Trojan Saves Saratoga Lake Siamese
Fred W. Loeble, clerk of the Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors, rescued Tony Dumbelleski at Saratoga Lake after the guest swam from a drifting boat in rough water. Loeble commandeered a rowboat, reached the sinking man, and pulled him aboard before he fully submerging.
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Fred W. Loeble
River Street
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Saratoga Lake
Tony Dumbelleski
Schenectady
Dumbelles
Loebie
Mr. Loebie
Helleski
Bee sting blame game tied to Davis family roots
A comic note ties a visitor's sting to the Davis family bee-raising habit. Apiarist Davis is the son-in-law of Howard Myers, who is the son-in-law of John Adams, all living in the same house, linking stings to a shared beekeeping lineage at Niagara Falls.
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Niagara Falls
Robert Davis
Davis
Apiarist
Howard Myers
John Adams
Railroad Man Dies Of Stroke McCormick Dies After 42 Years with NY Central
Patrick J. McCormick retired railroad man died at his residence from a stroke suffered a month earlier. He retired by the New York Central on April 18, 1939 after 42 years of service as a brakeman in the Troy yards. Survived by his wife Bunnie two daughters Litter Jr Alice RP McCormick Joseph J. McCormick Troy a sister Mrs T M Martin five brothers and three grandsons.
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Patrick J. McCormick
Fifteenth Street
New York Central
Brateman
Troy Yards
McCormick
South End
Matthew McCormick
Beman Park
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Brotherhood of Railroad
Bunnie
Litter, Jr
Adama
Alice RP. McCormick
Joseph J. McCormick
Troy
T. M. Martin
Philip
West Haven
Michael
Matthew
Joseph
James McCormick
This City
Funeral service at residence and St Paul the Apostle
Adams Mass funeral from residence at 9 am Friday. Proceed to Church of St Paul the Apostle for 9 30 am solemn requiem mass. Interment in St Joseph's Cemetery.
Daughters of Civil War Veterans Meet Tomorrow
Naomi Sayles Tent to meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Alice M. Grogan 677 Fifth Avenue instead of today. Members urged to attend and participate in the rescheduled gathering.
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Naomi Sayles
Daughters of
Alice M. Grogan
Fifth Avenue
Final Rites Held for Wallace State Leader Lieut Governor
Governor Dewey led state leaders in paying final respects to Lieut Governor Thomas W. Wallace at St John the Evangelist. A solemn requiem Mass was conducted with Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons presiding. The deceased, 43, died of pneumonia after six and a half months in office. Burial followed at Most Holy Redeemer cemetery with private rites.
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Dewey
Thomas W. Wallace
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Edmund F. Gibbons
Albany
Lester C. Higbee
State Senate
Gov
Wallace
Joe R. Hanley
William 5. King
State Assembly
Fourth Judicial District
Oswald D. Heck
Irving H. Ives
Irwin Steingut
Abbot Low Moffat
Ways and Means
State Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Edwin F. Jaeckle
Onondaga County
Rollin B
Schemectady
Alford Named Traffic Head In Troy
George P. Alford formerly of West Sand Lake is named traffic superintendent of the New York Telephone Co in Troy effective July 26. He will be succeeded at Plattsburg by Harlow G Wetmore of Albany formerly of this city. Alford joined the company in 1928 and has worked in Albany Schenectady and Buffalo. Wetmore, a former Record Newspapers employee, began service in 1929 and has also held traffic supervisor roles in Albany and Buffalo.
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George P. Alford
West Sand Lake
New York Telephone Co
Plattsburg
Harlow
Wetmore
Albany
Alford
Telephone Company
Washington County Surrogate Court Actions List
Actions from the Surrogate's Court for the week ending July 10 include letters of administration issued to William J. Conery for A Mack Perry and to Melina M. Behan for John J. Behan. Citations, probate, and decrees cover multiple estates with adjournments and adoptions of wills in Salem Whitehall Granville Fort Edward and Hudson Falls areas.
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A. Mack Perry
Salem
de Bonis
William J. Conery
John J. Behan
Melina M. Behan
Libbie Ackley
White Creek
Greenwich
Eva Gillett Thomas
Whitehall
Henry R. Chittenden
Granville
James S. Brayman
Fort Edward
Hudson Falls
Anna Leddick
Austin
Leddick
Mary E. Crogan
Kingsbury
Ethel F. Grogan
Anna Mae Crogan Barker
Mary Norton Lyon
Charles Braymer
Hebron
Cornelius J. Cronin
Fort Ann
Helen W. Greco
Thomas H. Meneely
Henry Powel
Bertha M. Rosekrans
William Rosekrans
Hudson ‘Falls
Thieves Steal Glue Barrel From Springfield Brewery
A 600 pound glue barrel was stolen yesterday from the Springfield brewery. Frank Ana, a brewery employee, said the barrel was later found a half block from the plant. The thieves appeared to have no beer and the contemplated celebration did not occur.
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Springfield
Illinois
Frank Ana ‘Brewery
Ployee
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