Saratoga County Dairy Farmers Plan Session
Saratoga County dairymen will hold a county-wide meeting on Monday at Weed Eras Farm to discuss pastures, the weak point in feed production. Cornell agronomy specialist E L Worthen will discuss hay and pest control as part of a complete feed plan for dairy farms. Hutkel, the county agricultural agent, notes the Weed farm’s location aids understanding summer pasture solutions.
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Saratoga County
E L Worthen
Cornell University
Usl
Hutkel
County Agricultural
In Memoriam Walther and Related Birth Notices
In memoriam for Joan H Walther noting passing at Samaritan Hospital July 2. Various birth notices list new sons for Sanchez Borden Rohlin and Savill with family connections to Averill Park, Albany Hospital, and Leonard Hospital. Names include John Raymand, Norma, Eileen Ormandy, and Jerce Savill among others.
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Atihe Samaritan Hospital
Juhn Bing
John Raymand
Eng
Ata Berar
Horde Atihe Samertmin Hospital
Eltup A. Borden
David Fussel
Borden
Averill Park
Martin
Leonard
Sica
Stafford Martin
Norma Asn
Evelyn Skaurup
Rorlin
de Albany Hospital
W. Rohlin
Twit Daughte
Beaylope
Eileen Ormandy
Panis
Died Notices From Local Hospitals July Dates
Died notices list multiple individuals with survivors and service details. Ackart, Bell, Brigdy, Cartwright, Boooley, Touran, Finesse, Dover, Kins, Marcota, Osher, Mullen and others are named with hospital death locations, relatives, funeral homes, and interment plans in Troy area cemeteries. Public notices include funeral times, church services, and burial destinations.
Ball Players Collide Injury Halts Industrial League Game
Two softball players collided at Kaickerbocker Playground during an Industrial League contest. Both players, Fresh Remate and Joseph Corrigan, were taken to Leonard Hospital with suspected fractures. Romano of Allegheny-Ludian Steel and Bear-Manning Bears players aided them as an ambulance transported them from Ener bast. X-rays to assess injuries were pending. early reports described both men as in good condition.
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Kaickerbocker Playground
Enerbast
Romano
Allegheny-Ludian Steel Corp
Corrigan
Heseman
Bear-Manning Bears
Hos. Piste
Joseph A
Zeptang
Jocesh Gallo
Ballston Man Freed in Arson Case
Ralph Anibal was arrested on second degree arson charges in Ballston Spa Saturday night but freed after a hearing before Justice Leo F. Sfewarthy due to insufficient evidence. The false alarm at the Morrissey store tannery area triggered a rapid fire response before authorities dismissed the case.
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Ralph Anibal
Ballston Spa
Justice of the Peace
Leo F. Sfewarthy
Court Houge
Anibal
Morrissey
Charles Duffy
The
Eagle
Matt Lee Co
Tannery
Tannery Employees, and Police and Fire Department
Anibels
Dist. Atty
John F. Doyle
Library offers special service to shut ins
Sick persons may call the Public Library to arrange home delivery of up to ten books for two to four weeks free within city limits. A registered borrower can sign a temporary card or the library can mail one. Boy Scouts deliver and return books to aid reading merit.
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Boy Scouts
Locals Plan September Veterans Conference and Party Support
A one day veterans committee conference will be held in September by the District Council CLO to acquaint members with legislation affecting returning veterans. A resolution in support of all American Labor Party candidates in the Troy area was unanimously passed at the District Council meeting in Schenectady last week. James F. Cox has been appointed to serve on the Veterans Committee of the District Council. The Troy Area Political Action Committee will be formed at the August Council meeting.
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Veterans Committee
District Council
All American Labor Party
Troy
James F. Cox
Loral
Troy Area
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Include Petrecki and Valenti Families
Funeral notices list Petrecki and Petrecki family members with burial at Albany and St Marys cemeteries. Beatrice Taylor, a Beatrice Taylor relative, and others are named among mourners. Separate notices report Norah TroS from Speleret Road and Kilber Petrosia from Clairmont New Hampshire. Funeral details indicate church services at St Augustine and St Marys with interment in local cemeteries.
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Petrecki
Bary Dremnack
Metro ‘Petroki
Alex Petrecki
Saidence
Rusal Cemetery
Speightont
Meria Luiise Miele
Amin
Valenti
Crazio DiNardo
XaieHo Westa
Pasquale Pailuono
Michel Valenti
Rutland
Aera
Frank Petrosia
Clairmont
N. H
Giovani Esposit
Norah Tros
St. Augustine's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Williams
Second Avenue
Nori
Kilber
Helene
Pie
Sexion Ghompeen
Second Ave
Oakwood
Poultry Experts Visit County Farms Discuss Health and Vaccination
Prof. L M Hurd of Cornell and John Swan toured six Rensselaer County poultry farms to assess management, sanitation, and disease control. They urged isolation rearings, vaccination at 3.5 to 4 months, and careful handling to prevent disease spread, noting egg shortages ahead and feed conservation needs.
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L. M. Hurd
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
John Swan
Parm Bureau
Rensselaer County
Hurd
Prof
State Veterinarian College
New York State
County Farm Bureau
Bfr
Swan
Farm Bureau
Ruined Homes and Bridges Rise After County Storm
The county endures one of its worst storms with Broader damage in Rensselaer County around Stephentown Averill Park and Burden Lake. Bridges washed out roads closed miles of railroad track torn up farms destroyed and homes ruined. Traffic returns on two main routes with a temporary detour via Lebanon. Averill Park Road Route 66 opened. Debris fills lakes and streams as waters recede and authorities warn of continued danger and high damages.
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Rensselaer County
Stephentown
Averill Park
Burden Lake
Pittfield
Lebanon
Brainard
Strato
Dewes
Hancock
Mass
Renssélaer County
Rensselazer County
Shanty Hides Troy's Smallest Victory Garden
A tiny railroad shanty in Troy houses the New York Power and Light gate crew two watchmen Thomas Casey and Levy Smith. They tend a 4 by 13 foot garden on Water Stonei with radishes lettuce scallions tomatoes and beans. The soil is good and free of pests. They began last summer on a larger plot and earned modest rewards from their efforts.
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Troy
Victory
Water Stonei
Thomas A Casey
Levy & Smith
New York Power
Three Concerns File Trade Names With Clerk Here
A County Clerk filing shows Hudson Manufacturing Co at 638 Second Avenue now run by Arthur K. Meyer of 943 Third Avenue as general partner with Myer and Henry Sentz of Albany as limited partners. The garment maker formerly operated by Arthur Meyer is now tied to Agnes M. Gardner administratrix of the late Albert V. Gardner who ran The Congress Liquor and Wine Shop at 115 Congress Street. Barry’s Inn on Hoo Sick Road Center Brunswick to be run by David B. Barry of 97 Fourth Street. Draper & Bartie filed the assumed name certificate.
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Hudson Manufacturing Co
Second Avenue
Arthur K. Meyer
Third Avenue
Myer
Henry Sentz
Albany
Pater
Arthur Meyer
Agnes M. Gardner
Second Street
Albert V. Gardner
Congress
Congress Street
Meanig, Koplovits & Curie
Barry's Inn
Hoosick Road
Center Brunswick
David B. Barry
Fourth Street
Draper & Bartie
Dog Bite Sends Philip Fountain to Hospital
Philip Fountain of 3 12-10th Street was treated at Leonard Hospital last night after a dog bite. He received treatment and was later sent home.
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Philip Fountain
Leonard Hospital
Thez Ag
Plan Committtal Rite For John T Hopkins
The body of John T Hopkins aae tive Trojani who died Sunday in his trailer home in Miami will be brought up to Troy tomorrow afternoon for burial in St Peters Cemetery where a committal service will be conducted. He was son of Mrs Helen Eddington Hopkins and the late John T Hopkins founder of the John T Hopkins Deal Co. He graduated LaSalle Institute and Columbia University where he was purchasing agent for eight years. In February he received an honorable discharge from the Army after five and one half years of service. Survivors include his mother and his wife Mrs Ola Hopkins Miami.
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St. John's Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Brigdy
Troy Hospital
Delia Larkin
Andrew Brigdy
Alfred Tl. Rescott
Margaret P. Briedy
Troy
Mirs
Catherine Vaughn
Mary Larkin
Ireland
Caetwright
Sharpe
North Greenrush
Fusteltia Sharpe
Willian T. Cartwright
William BE. Careright
Himes
Fifth Ave
Winaniekill
Booley
John Dooley
St.Mary's Church
the Samaritan
Averill Park
Carrie Knapp
John Finley
Edwix Williams
Millerton
N.Y
Bessie Garspang
Av Park Friends Care
Florence M. Lose
Fourth Avenue
KINS
AL Miami
John T
Ola Hopkins
Miami
Fila
Felon Eddincton Hopkins
Caramittal Ser Sern Will Be Held At 31. €. Fers. Trev
Pen
Marcota
Detroit
Mich
Aly
Phoebe Chartrand Marconi
Rome
Mildred Bauer
Gail
de Wh
Harold
Robert Mo
George B. Mullen
Kistoch Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Mary's
John T. Hopkins
Southwest
Canning Tips From State Expert Mrs Van Keuren
State Emergency Food Commission agent Mrs G A Van Keuren spoke at the Issues Center NY Power and Light lobby guiding 182 women on proper canning. She covered jar types rings and covers, heating lids, testing seals, and warned against substitutes like saccharine.
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G A. van Keuren
Issors Center
New York Power and Light Corp
van Keuren
Playground Music Program Expanded by Agnes O’Brien Director
Miss Agnes L. O’Brien, director of playground music, announces an expanded weekly schedule. The program includes picnics and singing at Frear Park, Bean Park, Kinloch, Prospect Park, 126th Street and 112th Street playgrounds, School 12, Van Every, and Rye Field with afternoon starts around 2:30 pm on school days and morning sessions earlier in the day.
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Agnes L. O'Brien
Playground Music
Frear Park
Bean Park
Kinloch Pla
Prospect Park
126Th Street
Miam
112Th Street
Van
Rye Field
Grafton Men Face Hearing After Crash
Two Grafton men involved in a Route 22 collision a quarter mile north of Berlin village faced arraignment. Russel Fowler, about 50, charged with intoxication, posted 35 cash bail. David Crandall, accused of driving while intoxicated, posted 20 cash bail. Crandall drove a truck owned by Heart Sea groat of Berlin. the other truck was operated by Richard Gardner of Berlin. Both vehicles were damaged.
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Grafton
Berlin Village
Jessce
The
Peace Corn
Jones
Seriin
Russel Fowler
David Crantall
Crandall
Epinney
Heart + Seagroat, florist
Berlin
Richard Gardner
Pair Arrested Near Flood Area for Disorderly Conduct
Deputies arrest Vincent DelTatto and Edward Weinheimer Sunday near Averill Park Central School during flood checks in DeNault’s Corners. DelTatto pleads guilty, fined $10, while Weinheimer’s case adjourned to Friday afternoon with a $10 cash bail posted. Deputies James McLucas and Albert Baker led the action.
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Sherifs
Averill Park Central School
Vincent DelTatto
DeNault
Winantskill
Weinheimers
Guilv
del Taito
Seven Troy Men Honored With Army Discharges
Seven Troy residents and one area man were honorably discharged from the Army yesterday at Fort Dix separation center. The group includes Cpl. Frederick G. Kalkbrener Sgt. Harry Q. Weinberg Capt. Edward C. Horton Cpl Har! 3 Haldeman T/Sgt Henry J. Murray Pfe Earl F Kowalski and T/Sgt John E Wood Pfc Lawrence Blondel.
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Troy
Army
Fort Dix
Frederick G. Kalkbrener
Laxe Avenue
Harry Q. Weinberg
Fifteenth Street
Edward C. Horton
Third Avenue
Haldeman
Sgu
Henry J. Murray
Eighth Street
Pfe
Earl F. Kowalski
Tenth Street
John E. Wood
Sinth Avenue
Pfc
Lawrence Blondel
Washington Avenue
Fear Child Perishes in Storm Amid Creek Flood
The Town of Stephen ews reports a search by state police and volunteers for a boy feared drowned in the swollen Kioderhook Creek. Family members and troopers from Troop G assisted in the effort with teams and bloodhounds. Local authorities prepared to verify the tragedy with a suspected death report as a continuing rescue operation unfolded.
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Stephenews
Corpa
Vitam Volusteers
Robert Arto
New Britain
Beed
RIO
New Lebanon
Laeesterday Afiternocs
F. Ro
Tracy G_ Mayer
W. FL
Awtherse
Bo Vie
Seaton
Sota
J. G. Fluebacker
Gordon Metreedy
FL BR
Russell
Stephen Hogan
Plan to Start Carpentry Apprenticeship in Troy Area
A joint labor management group plans an immediate carpentry apprenticeship program to ease the shortage of journeymen in Troy. The program targets returning veterans and will follow joint labor department rules, with plans submitted to the Building Industry Employers of New York State for approval.
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Troy
Joint Craft Committee of Labor and Management
Carpenters Contractors’ Association
Trey District Council of Carpenters
Hendrick Hudson
Jeurrmeymieh
Frank Maloney
Clarence Rhoades
George Wertime
District Council of Carpenters
Walter C. Flanigan
Stanley Jackson
Edward Lacosse
New York State
U.S. Department of Labor
State Department of Labor
Federal
State Departments of Labor
New Transfer Rule at Schenectady Railway Lines
A new transfer rule effective immediately states passengers on buses or trolley cars will receive transfers only when leaving the vehicle. Previously transfers could be obtained on entering, enabling riders to exit by rear doors in crowded buses and still obtain a transfer.
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Schenectady
C O
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Saratoga County Dairy Farmers Plan Session
Walther
Joan ‘ H. Walther
Ackart
Samaritan Hospital
Asabel M. Kenna ‘Ie
George B. Acksr Miether
Anthony Manupela
Alicia A. Cain
Kirtland & Ackart
Rize
Bryant
Bertha Christensen
Mason Chapel
Rleck
Purcell Bros
Burcett
Joseph S&s Sebutze
Pacrulinwa Wiblani Bel
Pet Hee Rugia Patrol
Ballston
Aera Amen
Aves
Sishway
Inate
Ernest Christie
NO. 5. Weather Bureau
Rensselaer
George McPhee
Ray Moon
Eugene Film
Edward Film
Brunswick Road
Army Air Force
Italy
Captain Film
Troy High School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Shanty
the Record
Troy Recreation Department
Parent's
Oignere Tay
Aimee
van Keurer
van Leuren
Espe Rex
Wld
Ake
Sam
J. M. Warren
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