Brothers die after horse kick on New York farm
George Kashuba of Greenfield Center and Edward Kuba of Rochester were brought to Saratoga Springs Hospital after a horse kicked them on a farm. George sustained leg and facial injuries while Edward suffered arm and left hand wounds. A third man, Gansevoort resident, was treated for foot injuries from cutting wood. In Memoriams note Anna Milhizer’s one year since death. New births listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orge Kashuba
Greenfielder
Edward Kuba
Rochester
Saratoga Springs Hospital
George
Edward
Mers
Gansevoort
Saratoga
DIED ALONER Currie L Chaloner 1943 obituary note
Died aloner June 1 1943 Currie L of the late Dr C A Chaloner at 1431 Parkwood Boulevard. Sister of Mrs William K Hentown mother of Mary oner of Schenectady Robert Chal of Coxsackie stepmother of Mrs Stoner of Delmar. Funeral at home 11 o'clock Friday. Home open evening 7 to o'clock for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie L
C. A. Chaloner
Parkwood Boulevard
Neclady
William K. Hentown
Mary Oner
Schenectady
Robert Chalof
Lagan
Hutton
Jatia McCarthy
Colligan
Michael J. Gan
Thomas F. McCar
St. Peter's
Mrigan
1 Avenue
North
Burke
Charles A. Ciss
Maurling
Anthony Ga Breck
Y Fink
Maurice Crofen A. Jt
William J. Corri
William McFarland
Martin Burns
Albany
N. Y
Ruth Marie
Coyne
Pennan Loyne
Grace Stahi
John J. Coyne
Hudson Avenue
Church of St. Vincent de Paul
the Leonard Hospital
James Francis Kions
Mary D.ler
Wilfred Kinng
Shirley
Elizabeth
Wilfred, Jr
Jane
St. Mary's
Eme
Waterford
Sfeler
George A. Leffler
Rine C. Golden
Pawling
James Wils
Dorothy
Joan Leffler
James H. Leffler
John H. Lodgetral
Fifth Avenue
St. Henry's Elery
Averill Park
Jons
Joseph L. Lyons
St. Y'S
Ayer
Brunswick
Fred Mayer
Ida Bandit
George G. Er
Sainview
Packer Aves
Jean the Baptiste Church
Troy
Reat
Agnes
Illington
West Galway
John E. Millington, Orly
Froy
William and
Thomas
Green Island
Olloy
Sixth Avenue
I R. Melloy
Josephine Jin
Virginia Melloy Yeau
Staten Island
A A. Melloy
Cohoes
Mary Macarand
Mart Page
Nehili Funeral Home
St. Peter's Church
Mary's Cemetery
An Island
Margaret J
Edd J. Stanton
Krry
Watervaiew
Edward S. Perry
Anna Sausville
Ednaalson
St. Patrick’s Church
Samaritan Hospital
Lena West
Fiss Bessie West
Henarman
Dewey Sher
Filla Edgar
Jes Woodcock
Cambridge
Tlaams
H Avenue
Anna Katherine Williams
George EB. Williams
St. John’s Episco- Church
Oska Cemetery
Mrs Cobden Heads Troy Agencies at postwar meeting
Mrs. Cobden was elected president of the Troy Council of Social Agencies at the annual Hendrick Hudson meeting. Officers include Mrs. Newlin, Rabbi Green, Mrs. Cronin, and Charles Ranney. directors and a nominating committee were named. Dr. LeRoy Bowman urged a leading social agency role in postwar planning and possible taxation funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Cobden
Troy Council of Social Agencies
Hendrick Hudson
LeRoy E. Bowman
Rachel S. Newlin
Alan 5. Green
D.D
William F. Cronin
Charles J. Ranney
Mark L. Fill
J. Julius Goodman
Ernest L. Warneke
Herbert J. Hunn
Green
Hunn
James C. Turner
Miss Scherer
Bowman
England
Alan S. Cobden
Daughter Heir to Corning Estate
Former Representative Parker Corning of Glenmont leaves his entire estate in trust to his daughter Mrs. Philip Iglehart Westbury Law under terms of the will probated yesterday by Albany Surrogate Edward G Rogan. The estate includes a 1 000 acre Kenwood farm but value is not given. Executed by Mrs Iglehart and her husband with Grace National Bank as executors. Upon Mrs Iglehart’s death, proceeds go to her children Parker Corning Iglehart and Anita Corning Iglehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Corning
Glenmont
Philip Igiehart
Westbury
Law
Albany
Edward G. Rogan
Kenwood
Mary Parker Corning
Iglehart
Grace National Bank
Parade to Escort Jap Sub Through Troy Streets Today
A captured two man Japanese submarine will be escorted through Troy by Troop G and Troy police at 10 am with Mayor Hogan leading the parade. The craft will be displayed at City Hall area until 5 pm amid War Savings booths and a 12 36 pm ceremony opening by John J Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
John J. Tower
Rensselaer County War Savings Committee
Sycaway
Hoosick Street
River Street
Frank J. Hogan
Lansingburg
Catholic Central High Schools
Troy High School
Noble- Callahan Post
Joseph J. Sullivan
Med States Navy
Third Street
Old City Hall
Third
State Streets
Congress Streets
Tower
Robert A. Block
Hogan
Navy
Bowes Takes First In Troy High Speaking Finals
Donald Bowes won the fifth Gross Oratorical contest at Troy High School with the topic The Younger Generation of To day and the World of Tomorrow He will receive the Gross Oratorical cup and speak at Commencement Day June 23 Joseph Finklestein placed second Others in the finals were Miss Estelle Joseph and Richard Selzer Lenore Staude supervised the contest with judges Edna Hale Elizabeth Buckley and W Kenneth Doyle principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bowes
Troy High School
America
Joseph Finklestein
Bowes
Estelle Joseph
Richard Selzer
Lenore Staude
Edna Hale
Elizabeth Buckley
W. Kenneth Doyle
Recognition Quiz By Carl Hulett Expands Local Politician Profile
The feature highlights a native Trojan with prominent city administration ties and frequent mentions in political talks. He attended Sixth Ward schools and belongs to Elks veterans groups Knights of Columbus and St. Josephs Club. He has held county and federal posts. See Page 3 for his picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks, Veterans’ Organizations
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's Club
Page
Hadley Youth Hurt in First Swimming Mishap
Charles Taylor fifteen, son of Mrs Edgar Wilcox of Hadley in Saratoga County, suffered a brain concussion after diving near Hadley and striking a submerged ledge in the Hudson River. Two Boy Scouts, Harris Stone and Robert McDonald, pulled him to a river ledge. Rescue workers treated him with artificial respiration and an inhalator before a wooden bridge was built to carry him ashore. He was later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taylor
Edgar Wilcox
Hadley
Saratoga County
Hudson River
Harris Stone
Robert McDonald
van R. Rhodes Volunteers Fire Company
St Patrick's Party Draws Large Crowd
St Patrick's Parish hosted a revival party in its new school hall attracting a capacity audience. The event featured Gregware's orchestra, St Patrick's Boys Choir, La Salle Institute Glee Club, and diverse entertainment by local performers. Mayor Frank J. Hogan and Mrs. Edmund J. Sullivan co chaired arrangements with church societies handling service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parish
Gregware
St Patrick's Boys’ Choir
The
la Salle Institute Glee Club
Frederick Ames
Rosemary Warnock
Jean
Carol
Nancy Cavanagh
Joseph Corrigan
Robert Tobin
Shirley Brewer
Eileen Brown
Joan Cassidy
Betty Mack
Pat Norton
Joan Walsh
Frank J. Hogan
Edmund J. Sullivan
Soldier Loses Treasured Watch in Broad Street Incident
Corporal Bill Kuen of the 17 102nd Street, now at Camp Atterbury Indiana, lost a wrist watch during a sick leave furlough. He stopped at a gas station on Broadway near Clinton Avenue and forgot the watch in a washroom. The watch had been given to him after his father's death, a keepsake from his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Corp
Bill Kuen
102Nd Street
Camp Atterbury
Ind
C. R. Reins
Kuen
Albany
Broadway
Clinton Avenue
Reinl
Peter Mooney Wins Scholarship Announcement
Peter Mooney son of Mrs Margaret Mooney of 265 Sixth Avenue received a one year scholarship to La Salle Institute after competitive arithmetic exams. Brother Patrick Mooney reported eighth grader at St Augustine School had the top score among 12 area students with perfect first test papers. Royal D Woolsey of Canastota was named assistant attorney general by Nathaniel L Goldstein. Woolsey a Glen Wild native and Syracuse University graduate has served as police justice village attorney of Canastota and Madison County district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mooney
Margaret Mooney
Sixth Avenue
la Salle Institute
Yeaterday
Brother Patrick
O'r Mooney
St. Augustine School
la Salle
Royal D. Woolsey
Canastota
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Albany
Glen Wild
Woolsey
Syracuse
Univery
Madison County
Hand Injury Awards Totals From Compensation Court
James Mahar received 3660 dollars for 60 percent loss of use of his left hand, while other workers including Earl Fowler, Joseph Dworakowski, and Peter Doody also secured varied lump sums or percentage losses of use. The session approved multiple awards across industries, with adjustments for prior awards and employer credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mahar
Lyman A. Kilburn
Mahar
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Earl 5. Fowler
American Locomotive Co
Joseph Dworakowski
Harry Hewlett
Comeau Erection Co
Cecil Sandercox
Riverside
David W. Bussing
B. & M. Railroad
State Department of Health
Frank Fuchs
West Side Structural Co
Albert A. Boullier, Sr
Allegheny Ludlum
Crooked Lake
Fred Palmer
James Murray
Women Air Raid Wardens Needed for Twelfth District
Mrs. Olive Rich, chairwoman, called for more women volunteers at St. Barnabas Church meeting. Vacancies exist as many women have joined war work. signatures for air raid duty can be made at the Office of Civilian Defense on State Street or at 5 North Street home. Twelfth District covers Jay to Ingalls and River to Eighth Streets. In separate news, Janka Alonzo Russell, formerly of Rensselaer, is promoted to first lieutenant in the Army Signal Corps and has seen action in the Tunisian campaign since enlisting in January 1930 at age 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Rich
Twelfth District
St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church
Jay Street
Ingalls Avenue
River
Eighth Streets
Rensselaer
Janka Alonzo Russell
Army Signal Corps
Edward Endres
Ensselaer
Russell
Brothers Return From Service As Lan singburg Unit Departs
William Gorman of Eighth Street arrived home in time to greet his brother John Gorman who departs today with the selective service contingent from Lan singburg. Both men were honored at a party last night at the Ideal Tavern in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gorman
One Eighth Street
1. A
Jacksonville
Fla
John &. Gorman
Selective Service
Lansingburg
Ideal Tavern
Church Opens 75th Anniversary With Bishop presiding
The Church of the Ascension marks its 75th anniversary with a solemn evensong led by Rt. Rev. George Ashton Oldham D D Bishop of the Albany Diocese. Clergy from Episcopal churches in the city joined in thanksgiving as a two day program began with a Holy Communion service and a parish reunion featuring Connecticut author Rev. George B Gilbert as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ashton Oldham
D. D
Albany
Free Church of the Ascension
A. Abbott Hastings
George B. Leckenby
Ascension Church
George B. Gilbert
Connecticut
Oldham
Hollis W. Colweil
Church of the Ascension
George Asmcn Oldham
Alebany Episcopal Diocese
Bishop Oldham
Hollis W. Colwell
James J. Whitcomb
St. Barnabas
Chauncey
Settlement Reached in Auto Case at Hudson Falls
Announcement of settlements came at the Supreme Court session in Hudson Falls after jurors were drawn. George Hansen of Salem sued Lyle Nelson and Lillian Slater of Cambridge for 500 dollars property damage from a December 17, 1942 collision on the Salem Shushan road, with Justice John Alexander presiding. defendants' counsel Joseph F. Purcell and plaintiff’s attorney John Paul represented parties. Other settlements listed include actions by Wester Yarte and J Francis Bazinete against the Union Free School District No. 1, and a contract case by Walter LaMare against Prudential Insurance Co of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hansen
Salem
Lyle Nelson
Lillian Slater
Cambridge
Supreme Court
Hudson Falls
John Alexander
Schenectady
Hansen
Nelson
Salem- Shushan Road
Joseph F. Purcell
Troy
John Paul
Wester Yarte
J. Francis Bazinete
Board of Education
Union Free School District No. 1
Kingsbury
Walter LaMare
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Cambridge Bus Line To End Rutland Route
Officials of the Rutland Bus Co notify the War Transportation Committee that the bus service between Rutland Vermont and Cambridge will stop Monday. The closure affects wartime mobility and local travel patterns as the company consolidates routes amid wartime transportation demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Bus Co
War Transoptation Committee
The
State War Council
Rutland, Vt
Cambridge
Two Teens Held for Nineteen Auto Thefts in Troy and Watervliet
Two 16 year old Troy boys Richard W Aurelius and Elder J Seymour were arrested and charged after confessing to stealing multiple automobiles for joy rides. Police say keys were in each car and list cars stolen from 1936 to 1942 in Troy Lansingburg Watervliet and Eagle Mills with several recovered by owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Watervliet
Srand Barcony
Richard W. Aurelius
Thompson Street
Elder J. Seymour
MT Fourth Street
Ig Te Yemeterday Cy Tin Burke While Riding In A 164% Sedan Owned By John Maloney
Fourth Street
William Street
Campbell's Avenue
Thomas Street
Burke
Aurelius
Seymour
Detective Bureau
John F. Lynch
Joseph P. Shields
Joseph Ormsby
Paterick J. Hogan
Daniel HL. Sheehan
Eagle Mills
Renaselaer County Children’s Court
Eighth Street
Delaware Avenue
William K. Magill
Highland Avenue
Canal Avenue
Paul H. Mayo
Seventh Avenue
Broadway
Tibbits Avenue
Albert Snyder
Meadowlawn Avenue
Upper Tibbits Avenue
Troy Riding Club
Joseph Mintzer
Twenty-fourth Street
Charles B. Bell
Third Street
Hutton
Twelfth Streets
Burdett Avenue
George Hooley
Marshland Court
Morris Rame
First Street
Prospect Park
Harry A. Zeff
Eighth Avenue
John F. Murray
South End
Lee and
Rankin Avenues
Helen Ellett
Grafton
Lee Avenue
Lansingburg
Mr. Maloney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jourly
Milhizer
Anna Milhizer
Ghters
Lena
Catherine
Jeresia
George Ceresia
Ceresia
Jory Margaret DuFreane
Gorman
Leonard Hospital
Joseph M. Gor& Son
Michael Joseph
Wan
Claire G. Noof Albany
Hamel
Francis Hamel
Fghter
Helen Elizabeth
Myra Graham
Mrs. Cobden
Troy Agencies
Council
Corning
Troy High
By Carl Hulett
Air Raid Wardens
Hastings
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
East Side
Leckenby
Colwell
C. V. Kling
O.D
Trinity Episcopal Church
James L. Whitcomb
St. Barnabas’ Church
Gray M. Blandy
St. John's Episcopal Church
John R. Palmer
Annapolis
Joseph L. McClane
Rockville Center
L. i
United States Naval Academy
Maryland
Teresa Purveil
McClane
New York
Hempstead High School
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