Tenth Street Boy Struck by Auto In Third Street
Fred Carney, 6, of 347 Tenth Street, was hospitalized with possible fracture and internal injuries after being struck by a car owned and driven by Gilbert Winson, 58, on Third Street between Congress and Ferry Streets at about 10 45 am. Police carried him to Troy Hospital. Winson said the boy ran into the path of the northbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carney
Tenth Street
Troy Hospital
Benes
Gilbert Winson
Maryland
Third Street
Congress
Ferry Streets
John Adams
William Ryan
Harry Bills
Winson
Central Station
St Francis Parish to Honor Priest Rev Edward Glavin
St Francis parish will honor Rev Edward R Glavin assistant pastor and Army Chaplain Corps second lieutenant with a reception this Sunday at 2 30 p m in the school hall. Program includes addresses by Rev Patrick Crowe pastor parish representatives and the guest. Rev Joseph Griesmer will direct preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Glavin
St. Francis de Bales
Army Chaplain Corps
Pp. m
Patrick A. Crowe
Joseph A. Griesmer
BORN CONNAIR AND PHOENIX BABIES REPORTED
At Samaritan Hospital on May 4 1943 a son William John to Mr and Mrs Thomas J Connaire formerly Pauline Hlaherty. At Troy Hospital May 31 a son Robert John to Mr and Mrs William Be Phoenix formerly Thelma Coyne. DIED Baker Waterford May 8 1943 Charles Baker husband of Mary van Baker and father of several. Funeral details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connair
Samaritan Hospital
Thomas J. Conmair
William John
Conmair
Pauline Hlaherty
Phoenix
Troy Hospital
William BE. Phoenix
Robert John
Thelma Coyne
Baker
Waterford
Charles Baker
Mary van Baker
Alonzo Roselle
Frank Baker
Syracuse
George C
Helen
Mary G. Baker
William A. Baker
James FB. Baker
Troy
Wiliam Robinson
Third Street
St. Mary’s Church
Hutton St
Anastatia McCarthy
John Colligan
Michael J. Colligan
Thomas F. McCarthy
Doherty
Michael Doherty
Willard F. Doherty
St. Francis de Sales Church
Utica
Robert H. Roush
Cleveland
George F. McLoughlin
John Nowak
Thomas Broderick
Pau A. Keefe
Ambrosine
William Voorhein
Thomas Murphy
John Taylor
Luke Keefe
St. Augustine's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Kinns
The
Leonard Hospital
James Francie Kinns
Mary de Shader
Wilfred Kinns
Gladys
Shirley
Elizabeth
Wilfred
Robert
Richard Kinns
Marden Lane
Cohoes
McPartland
Chester A. McPartland
Elizabeth Gimbel
Clarence McPartland
Morris Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Madden
the Leonard Hospital
George T. Madden
Mary Sweeney
Joseph T. Madden
James Hull
Barker
Petersburg
Center Berlin
Perry
Watervliet
Edward
Rosanna Sanaville
Edna Donaison
St. Patrick's Church
Powers
Harry C. Powers
Kenneth Jones
Earl J. Simons
Victor Manchester
Stephenson
George H. Stephenson
Herbert Colman
Leslie Stade
Francis
Anna Carroll
Miha Baldwin
Second Avenue
North
State Elks Elect Gilday And Beck
Michael J. Gilday of New Rochelle was elected president of the New York State Elks Association and Fred Beck of Mechanicville was chosen vice president for the northeast district during the convention in The Hendrick Hudson yesterday. Gilday was unanimously chosen by 437 delegates from the state’s lodges, nominated by Judge James Densey of Peekskill. The next convention date and location were left to the Board of Trustees, with possible cancellation next year if civilian transport is further curtailed. The present convention was the smallest in the association’s history. other officers include Thomas F. Cuite, secretary, Brooklyn. John T. Osowski, Elmira. and vice presidents Joseph E. Kang, Poughkeepsie. Richard W. Richter, Salamanca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Gilday
New Rochelle
New York State
Elks’ Association
Fred Beck
Mechanicville
North East
Hendrick Hudson
Mr. Gilday
James Denpsey
Peekskill
Board of
Association
New State
Thomas F. Cuite
Brooklyn
John T. Osowski
Elmira
Joseph E. Kang
Pough
Keepsxza
Easter
Richard W. Richter
Salamanca
Western
State Elks
New York State Elks Association
Troy
First Row
John L. Fleming
Troy Lodge
James Dempsey
James T. Halli
Elks Reunion Pairs Troy and Rochester Members in 35th Meeting
The New York State Elks Association held its Troy convention weekend with a reunion of Trojan William W. Lanigan and Rochester official Rev. Arthur QO. Skyes. They chose a Troy dinner over attending the Spanish War Veterans annual convention due to traffic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Elks Association
Troy
Rochester
William W. Lanigan
Arthur QO. Skyes
Elks Association
Elks Hold Convention Officers Installed in Bedford Address
Districts and named trustees featured at the convention as Rev. Arthur QO. Sykes installed officers. Supreme Court Justice James T. Hallinan praised servicemen and described the Elks Home in Bedford VA and new social centers. Becks District’s vice president outlined lodge coverage. Gilday to succeed Harris R. Darling. testimonial dinner awarded. Delegates traveled from Kenosha, Wis. to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy GC. Blunt
Herkimer
North Central
Arthur McEvoy
Geneva
West Central
Edward Sullivan
Norwich
South Central
Philip Parker
Port Jervis
East Central
Michael Leftoff
Lynbrook
South East
Thomas E Dougherty
Freeport
Joseph Ferris
Peekskill
Arthur QO. Sykes
D.D
Rochester
Supreme Court
James T. Hallinan
New York
Justice Hallinan
War Commission
The
Grand Lodge
New Elks
Bedford
Elks
Hawaii
Becks
Beck
Plattsburg
Hudson
Hoosick Fally
Gloversville
Gilday
Harris RB. Darling
Sykes
Darling
John L. Fleming, Jr
Troy Lodge
Executive Committee
Board of Trustees
F. C Larimer
Kenosha
Wis
Wiley Speaks At Memorial Day Exercises In Rensselaer
Wiley addresses the Memorial Day program in Memorial Park Rensselaer praising the day as sacred noting the parade featured local military units Boy and Girl Scouts city officials and several musical groups. The ceremony included a tribute at Beverwyck Cemetery and the unfurling of a new flag at Huyck's Square with prayers by Rev Bruce Lambert and Taps by the New York Guard. Relatives of war dead attended as the flag was presented to Mayor Clark by Yankee Doodle Garrison members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle J. Wiley
Memorial Park
Rensselaer
Wiley
Rlensselaer
Beverwyck
Huyck's Square
Bruce Lambert
First Baptist Church
First Regiment
New York Guard
Fort Craile
Ann Stewart
William Stewart
Juneau
Rocco Fedele
Pine Camp
Thomas S. BH. Clark
Charles Creehan
Yankee Doodle Garrison
Army and Navy Union
Mgr
John F. Glavin
St. John’s Church
Mrs O Grady Honored by Army and Navy Union
A reception for Mrs. Stanley O Grady mother or grandmother of five in service was held by Joseph P F English Garrison Army and Navy Union. Guests included Edward Vigeant and James O Grady grandsons in the Navy. A talk praised the family by William A Lanigan. Parades followed in Albany and Troy led by J Harry Beresford and Mrs Amelia Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley O'Grady
Joseph P
Sylvester A. Burley
Navy
South Pacific
Garrison
Albany
Stolen 1935 Sedan Recovered in North Greenbush
The 1935 sedan belonging to Marold BB of 81 Ida Street was reported stolen from Third Street near Ferry Street early last night. Police recovered the car shortly after in North Greenbush and returned it to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marold BB. Place
Ida Street
Third Street
Ferry Street
North Greenbush
Nate
Recognition Qinz By cARL HULETT
A Trojan native and former Company A 105th Infantry captain now serves as major on the regimental staff of the Second Regiment New York Guard. He previously worked at United National Bank before its consolidation with National City Bank, once ran for city treasurer on the Republican ticket, and later became an executive at Troy's longstanding insurance firm. He belongs to the Rotary Club Sons of the Revolution and Apollo Lodge F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
105Th Infantry
New York Guard
Troy
Old
United National Bank
National City Bank
Rotary Club
Sons of the Revolution
Apollo Lodge
A. M
Saratoga County Man Dragged to Death While Team Bolts
Mark F. O Malley a 57 year old father of 11 was dragged to death on a Greenfield farm when a team of horses bolted while he tended a potato field. He may have had the reins looped around his neck or waist and could not free them. His body was mangled and the coroner said a decision on autopsy was pending. Survived by his wife and 11 children. Funeral set from Burke Funeral Home at Saratoga Springs to St Joseph’s Greenwich with burial in St Joseph’s Cemetery Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County
Mark F. O'Malley
Greenfield
Albert K. Braim
O'Malley
Frederick G. Eaton
Ireland
United States
Greenwich
Braim Farm
Burke
Saratoga Springs
Josph
Parish Reunion Marks St Marys Centenary Celebration
A parish reunion for St Mary's Church centennial drew hundreds of current and former members last night in the school hall. John J. Hartigan presided as speakers recalled early parish days, with tableaux showing pivotal moments like the first church and nun hospital arrival. Music by St Vincents Girls Orchestra accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
John J. Hartigan
Mr. Hartigan
Peter Havenmans
Edward A. Walsh
St. Mary's Church
Amsterdam
John F. Lowery
D.D
Francis A. Greagan
T. Gerald Mulqueen
Catholic Central High School
Mgr
William P. Fitzgerald
Lall
James J. Casey
St. Mary’s School
Philip Minko
Howard Bonesteel
Father Havermans
Joseph Bulmer
Thomas Sheeran
John Quinan
Joseph LaViolette
Joan,King
Joanna O'Connell
Patricia Mulligan
Joan Nevins
Theresa Gross
St. Vincents
Navy to Accept Policemen 38 to 50 for Shore Patrol Roles
The Navy will enlist married policemen aged 38 to 59 with at least two years of police experience into specialist ratings for the Shore Patrol. Prior military service is valued, and qualified applicants may be assigned up to chief petty officer. Base pay ranges from 78 to 126 dollars monthly. Color blindness can be waived and recommendations from employers or police chiefs are required. Herbert J. Williams named chief air raid warden of Hudson Falls succeeding Fred S. Rogers, effective Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington
Navy
Navy Shore Patrol
Navy Department
Naval Reserve
Herbert J. Williams
Hudson Falls
Fred S. Rogers
Wilfred I. Philion
Civilian Protection Corps of
Blood Bank Receives 125 Pints on Holiday
The Red Cross reported 125 volunteers donated a pint each at the First Baptist Church blood bank after the parade. Among them 52 were re donors and 14 earned silver buttons for a third donation. Plans call for more from Arsenal workers and ongoing June drives for plasma and overall blood supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Arsenal
Rensselaer County
American Red Cross
Proctor Building
Lofgren Resigns as Troy Chief Block Leader
Arthur H. Lofgren, longtime Troy chief block leader under the block leader system, resigns after sending his letter to Mayor Frank J. Hogan. He cites pressure from other work and notes his role directing hundreds of civilians aiding defense units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Lofgren
Troy
Lofgren
Frank J. Hogan
Delegates Heading to New York Funeral Directors Convention
Five delegates from the Mohawk Hudson Funeral Directors Association depart today for a two day NY State Funeral Directors Association convention in New York. Leaders include William J Healy local president Angus D MacAffer of Cohoes John J Meliski state director F A Mancini local secretary and John J Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk-Hudson Funeral Directors Association
New York State Funeral Directors’ Association
New York
William J. Healy
Angus D. MacAffer
Cohoes
John J. Meliski
F. A. Mancini
John J. Burke
Car Found Before Owner Missed It
First Precinct police recovered a stolen 1939 sedan earlier than the owner realized it was missing. Patrolmen Samuel Bress and John Delehanty found the car, owned by Clifford Pfeiffer of 48 Ford Avenue, in an alley north of Liberty Street between First and Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Precinct
Samuel Bress
John Delehanty
Radio Patrol
Clifford Pfeiffer
Ford Avenue
Liberty Street
First
Second Streets
Trojans Told Of Slaughter in Warsaw
Rabbi Maurice L Perlzweig of London announced a telegram from the Jewish underground in Poland saying that on May 11 only several thousand of 150,000 Warsaw ghetto Jews remained alive. He warned that resistance continues and that Nazi efforts to exterminate Jews persist across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice L. Perlzweig
London
England
World Jewish Congress
Jewish Underground
Poland
Warsaw Ghetto
Perlaweig
Temple Beth Isreal
Europe
Jewish National Committee
Rabbi Perlzweig
Institute of International Intellectural Cooperation
United Nations
Jerusalem
Perlzweig
Switzerland
Spain
Former Cambridge Resident Murphy Dies After Wife
William John Murphy aged 50 died Saturday at Albany City Hospital after his wife, formerly Miss Margaret Chambers of Salem, died a week earlier. A Cambridge native, he lived in Albany recently, served in World War I and on the Mexican Border, and belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and St. Joseph's Church. Funeral is today at 9:30 from St Patrick's Church Cambridge with military rites. interment in St Patrick's Cemetery Cambridge. He leaves six brothers and three sisters among many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Murphy
Albany City Hospital
Murphy
Margaret Chambers
Salem
Cambridge
Albany
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Joseph's Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Cambrida
Francis D. Rowan
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Catherine Elizabeth Boland
Mary A. Murphy
Thomas R. Duddy
Fortsville
Dennis F. Murphy
Thomas R Murphy
Westminster Events Listed
Three meetings will be held tomorrow at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The Red Cross Unit begins an all day session at 10 a.m. The Boy Scouts meet at 7:15 p.m. An invitation is extended to attend the Christian Education Evening of neighboring churches at 7:30 p.m. A continuation of the study of the Westminster Confession is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Pleasure Driving Ban Slows Traffic to Trickle
Gasoline remained in Troy over the weekend but sales were sparse as motorists largely complied with CPA warnings. Stations ran short on supplies and most closed. Albany area reports counted 52 pleasure driving violators for hearings. Canal traffic slowly resumed as high water eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
CPA
OPA
Albany
Schenectady
Gardeners Get Advice on Fighting Pests
Dr. W E Blauvelt entomologist from the New York State College of Agriculture spoke at the Troy M C A on common garden pests. The talk covered damaging insects and spraying methods to protect crops with color motion pictures and a plan for further meetings in Troy and Lansingburg this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Blauvelt
New York State College, of Agriculture
Rensselaer County Victory Garden Council
Lansingburg
Dorrance
Dr. Blauvelt
Miss Goben Resigns as Saratoga Hospital Director of Nurses
Miss Mary F Goben director of nurses at Saratoga Hospital Saratoga Springs has resigned after two years and will return to Louisville Kentucky Monday She will join the teaching staff of the Louisville and Jefferson County Public Health Department about July 15 Miss Effie Jordan will succeed her as director of nurses at the hospital in Ogdensburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Goben
Saratoga Hospital
Saratoga Springs
Louisville
Miss Goben
Louisville and Jefferson County
Effie Jordan
Ogdensburg
Kingsbury Man Wounded in Germany Bombing Mission
Kingsbury sergeant Clyde C Butterfield 25 son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Butterfield was wounded on a bombing expedition over Germany May 19 the War Department informed his parents. An aerial engineer, he had previously made several bombing missions over Germany and occupied Europe according to earlier letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Clyde C Butterfeld
Charles C. Butterfield
Kingsbury
Germany
War Department
Occupied
Europe
Green Island Soldier Dies In Plane Crash
Sergt. Edward J. O Hearn 2% of Green Island was killed in a plane crash near Pyote Texas while stationed at an Army base. A Watervliet High School graduate, he had joined the Army on September 23 1942 and previously worked in the printing department of Cluett Peabody Co. Inc. He is survived by his mother two brothers a sister and a brother in law, with one brother stationed overseas and another in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. O'Hearn
Mra
Frank M. O'Hearn
George Street
Green Island
Army Air Corps
Pyote
Texas
Sergeant O'Hearn
Watervliet High School
Army
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc
Lieut. J. Burke O'Hearn
Frank M. O’hearn
Joseph F. Conroy, Jr
Troy
Troy Girls Win Cum Laude Honors at Emma Willard
Two Emma Willard School students from Troy Miss Emily Hemke and Miss Margaret Johnson earned Cum Laude honors in the second and final awards list. Sisters Miss Marjorie Hemke Miss Jean Caven and Miss Elizabeth Mills also gained Cum Laude status reflecting a family streak. The assembly included a Hymn to My Country solo and the announcement of the 1933 44 Triangle year book board with Barbara Bowen editor in chief and Anne Wellington headmistress noting staff roles and future Gargoyle editor Jane Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Emma Willard School
Emily Hemke
Point View Drive
Margaret Johnson
North Lake Avenue
Sara Caven
Barbara Mills
Hemke
Caven
Mills
Marjorie Hemke
Jean Caven
Elizabeth Mills
Jean Beiermeister
Haydn
Anne Wellington
the Triangle
Barbara Bowen
Miss Bowen
Betty Luby
Anne Summers
Anne Sheary
Jane Gale
Janet Rourke
Joanne Woodhouse
Marcia van Klooster
Mary Lou Curtis
Winston Holliday
Rosemary Wieler
Jeanne Hayes
Rosalie O’brien
Ellen Jane Ingraham
Judith Brown
Joan Livingstone
Jon Drukker
Miss Johnson
Harriet Pond
John Drukker
Jeanne Bradley
Jane McCaffrey
Polly Thompson
Emma Willard
Jeanette Soulis
Christiane Thorn
Jayne Wright
Joy Grey
Anne Hazlewood
Sue Ford
Dorothy Brayton
Two Boys Thrown From Bicycle On Lincoln Avenue
Troy boys Willam Moran II and Edward Donnelly were injured last night on Lincoln Avenue near Fourth Street when they lost control of a bicycle and fell. Moran suffered a chin laceration while Donnelly had a left leg laceration. Officers Buehler and Minahan took them to the Patrol Station and Dr. Frederik Wood treated them before the boys went home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Lincoln Avenue
Fourth Street
Willam Moran, II
Clf Street
Edward Donnelly
Cliff Street
Troy Hospital
John Buehler
Michael Minahan
Frederik Wood
Greenwich Estate Will Probate in Greenwich Admitted
The will of Mrs. Tose Lowery of Greenwich, admitted to probate by Surrogate John H. Deweil, filed in Washington County Clerk's office at Hudson Falls. It leaves the entire estate to niece Mrs. Ellen J. Lesson and husband Lester E. Lesson in equal shares. Peter E. Lesson named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tose Lowery. Jate
Greenwich
John H. Deweil
Washington County
Hudson Falls
Ellen J. Lesson
Lester E. Lesson
Peter E. Lesson
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Joseph Meyers
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