St Henrys Church Festival Planned at Averiit Peru
St Henry's Church of Averiit Peru outlines a summer festival to be held at the Crooked Ease Hotel. A women’s supper starts at 2:15 pm followed by entertainment. a food committee and dining room team are named with several parishions listed on festival roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henry's Church of
Averiit Peru
Crooked Ease
John J Gabigan
Sugner
Enteriamisent
Thomas
Jett Bisgine
Rand Lake
James Honestee
Marie Quelanc
Fiegeruid
Borden
Dore Troy Rot
Ne Heaver
Merzeret
Teresa Coos
Carrie Warren
Margaret Thomas
Roberta Reynolds
Ruth Clark
Edward Connors
Loreles Biggins
Rey Cees
Steve Rupprecht
Dorothy Rupprech
Tieginta Witginta
Local Election Committee Names Readers and Booth Chiefs
The text lists committee members for ticket returns and book returns, booth cashiers, and booth managers. Names include Misses Anna Morey Sara Margaret Sheary Lucien E. O Keefe and others with Joseph L. Fitzgerald Thomas Maguira Edward Gruber John Glaseer Ray O'Brien William Bradley Daniel Hogarty Leon Gapne William Hentroz John J. Scully Frank Ryen John J. Bagfish ML James Conboy and Arthur Butler. Frank Bowalsky named general cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Miller
Eleanor Leffler
Anna Morey
Sara
Margaret Sheary
Gertruce ‘Smith
Lucien E. O'Keefe
Joesphine Gaynor
Loretta Brady
Helen Rescort
Blisses
Albrecht
Anita Ceri
Madeline Brady
Margaret Bradley
John J. Scully
Booth
Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Thomas Maguira
Edward Gruber
John Glaseer
Ray O'Brien
William Bradley
Daniel Hogarty
Leon Gapne
William Hentroz
Frank Ryen
John J. Bagfish
ML James Conboy
Arthur Butler
Frank Bowalsky
Bawling Out From Dad Brings Result at Naval College
A student at the Naval College Training Program at RPI sought leave home claiming failure in all courses. An officer proposed discipline, but the student recalled his father’s stern admonitions. The student earned the leave and then passed all subjects. Prof Homer E.E. Nugent noted the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Innstitute
BPL
Homer EE Nugent
Troy Man Brings War to Soldiers in Troy News
Pvt Milton Schwebel son of Mr and Mrs Frank Schwebel of 100 Third Street describes weekly war progress in Eng land He is a long time Troy resident and a former Troy High School and Union College graduate His wife Bernice Davison from Hartford and his son Andrew Iven Schwebel remain at home in Troy while he serves Dr Egger and others join in reviewing war news via electric maps and colored lights as Exalted Ruler Edward E Burke joins in the wartime program at the Hike Grind Lodge War Department in England and Chicago sessions conclude August 3 Travel companions accompany Mr Burke during the lectures
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Milton Schwebel
Frank Schwebel
100
Third Street
Spldcers
England
Schwebel
Troy High School
Union College
State College For Teachers
Hartford
Conn
War Manpower Commission
Washington, D. C
Bernice Davison
Fegland
Tod
Chicago
Burke
Troy Lodge
George Halpin
Wiliam
Schanz
Waterfall
Egger
Gloversville
Schenectady Lodge
Lodge
City Bureaus Commended For Speed In Handling Crisis
An elderly resident of 29 Pausing Avenue lauds the Troy Police Department and the Bureau of Street Cleaning for rapid action after a paper-tossing incident. He recounts how the truck driver fled, police intervened within minutes, and by 3 35 pm the street was clean and calm, praising local law enforcement as a deterrent to crime.
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Jete Mi Bowers
Police Department
Bureau of
Powers
Welch
Public Safety
Frank M. Ames
Albia
Pawling Avenue
Tekken
Troy
Crookdomers
Quota Draft Boards 331 and 231 Send Induction Contingents
Draft boards 331 and 231 will dispatch induction and preinduction contingents to the Albany center Aug. IL. Induction members will be sworn in, while preinduction exams proceed, with weekly news from European theater headquarters. News wires from Reuters and AP narrate bombings and air battles as colors mark forces.
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Selective Service Board 231
Albany Center
Aug. IL
Alsbany Center
Press Association of Great Britain
Reuters
Associated Press
London
Wounded Marine Ed Whinnery Wounded Again in Saipan
Francis Whinnery of Melrose, son of Mr and Airshurt Whinnery, serving in the South Pacific, has been wounded twice. First in the Marshall Islands on March 14 injuring his back and wrists, and this week in Saipan injuring a foot. A Lansingburg High School graduate, he worked in Watervliet before enlisting in August 1992. He is in a naval hospital and is known as Ed. His brother James B Whinnery, also in service, is with the Navy Air Forces in Corpus Christi.
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Pfe
Francis Whinnery
Whingery
Melrose
South Pacific
Marshalls
Saipan
Naval Hospital
Whinnery
Lansingburg High School
John J. Chaloux and. Co
Watervliet
Marines
James B. Whinnery
Art Third Lays
Burt
Navy Air Forces
Corpus Christ, Tex
Harold J. Paddock Promoted During World War II Service
Harold J. Paddock of 310 Third Street receives a promotion to lieutenant with the 2 Flying Fortress group in Italy. Enlisted in 1941, he trained at the A ELF Flying School, flew 36 missions, and earned the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters along with meritorious service during aerial combat. His wife Virginie B. Paddock lives in Austin, Texas.
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Flying Fortress Group
Italy
Harold J. Paddock
Third Street
Paddock
A. Elf. Flying School
U.S. A
Cessino
Chapnick Fills Albany Hospital Post
Dr. Chapnick, recently discharged from the Army after 36 months service, serves as a provid ed assistant in neurology and psychiatry at Albany Hospital and Albany Medical College. He is a University of Chicago and University of London graduate, physician for the District Medical Advisory Board 43 of Selective Service, psychiatrist at the induc tion team center in Albany, and town health officer for North Greenbush. His office is 230 Second Street and his home in Wynantskill.
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Te. A. Xni
Chapnick
Albany Hospital
Albany Medical College
de. Chapnick
University of Chicago
University of London
District Medical Advisory
Selective Service
Induc
Albany
North Greetbush
Second Street
Wynantsiill
Ingalls Estate Probate Granted in Rensselaer County
The will of Marion P. Ingalls who died June 23 1944 in Castleton was admitted to probate by Judge Edward J. Donohue. Edmund H. Ingalls is named executor. Personal property valued over $5,000 plus a $500 rental estate is devised among Louise P Runmey Claire Ingalls Aang Ingalls and Harvey P Ingalls with the residue to husband and two daughters and four sons in equal parts. Castleton attorney Rosenblum represents the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion P. Ingalls
Castleton
Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donohue
Edmund H. Ingalls
Louise P. Runmey
Friendship
Claire Ingalls
Mmother
Aang
Ingalls
Harvey P Ingalls
Hyman
Rosenblum
Mountain View District to Form Fire Company
Taxpayers of Mountain View district Bronawick will meet at the Mountain View elb hoise this evening to organize and incorporate a volunteer fire company. The meeting is sponsored by Mountain View civilian defense units and the district auxiliary firemen with several speakers attend. Committee members include Ceci Kline James E Walch Wi Baird Simpson August Hildebrand and Hugh E Jacques. The district shares boundaries with the electric Merit district City of Troy Eagle Millis and Wynantakill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Bronawick
Mountain View Elbhoise
Voluntee
jCeci
Electric Merit District
City of Troy
Eagle Millis
Wynantakill
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Hone
Home Service Contractors
Clinton Aye
Troy Man
Draft Board
Pe Chapnick
Ingalls Estate
Mountain View District
DE AN. Chapnick
Crescent Cleaners & Dyers
Placid
Congtean
Building Loan and Savings Association
Fourth Street
Troy, N. Y
Fulton
Broadway
TAX Club
Walter C. Coleman
Charles W. Carr Henry Bryce
Arthur Carthoys
Charles J. Guenther
William L. Vanarnam
William H. Sender
Henry Bryce
Auditors
Thomas P. Huxtabli
Thomas C. Wells
Colin A. Ross
Charles E. Bitley
Joseph J. Smith
Leslie A. Curthoys Thomas
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