Dance Planned At Trey Record Fest On Flag Day
A semiformal dance honoring Flag Day will be held at the Colonie Country Club hosted by the class of ’49 of Millrow. Navy officers addressed a well attended gathering outlining the importance of naval ships and a sustained wartime education and research effort to strengthen defense. The event runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with proceeds supporting shipbuilding and naval research programs.
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Socaly
Tom
Helhe
Tomer
Millrow
Dred Eltey
McSr
Colonie Country Club
Breatar Culmerine Fores
In Memoriam and Elks Flag Observance Remembrance
In memoriam notices honor Mrs Mary Trouser Miles who died June 13 1944 and Mrs Ellen Ostrander who died June 11 1992. The piece also recalls births in Hannay Petregal and Piche families, and reports an Elks lodge Flag Day service with patriotic readings and songs.
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Loviig
Mary Trouser Miles
Todsy
Sister & Brothers
Ostrander
Ellen Ostrander
Gove
Hannay
the Samaritan Hospital
Wiliam F. Haynay
June
Hetty R. Marriett
Petregal
the Albans Hospital
Andrew Petregal
Donna Marie
Airs
Petrapal
Lilian Wilkinson
Piche
the Leonard Hospital
Roger Fiche
Eon
Robert James
Died Amacker Bayer Bork and Other Local Obituaries
Obituary notices list June 1949 deaths in Troy area including Ferdinand Amacker of Mechanicville, Thomas P. Bayer, Jorgen J. Bork, John F. Grauty Sr, Emmott J. Heermans, Mary Florina McNab Heron and Mary Lyons. Details cover residences, familial relations, funeral arrangements, and interment sites in Troy, Cohoes, Waterford, and surrounding towns.
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St. Mary‘s Hospital
Troy
Ferdinand Amacker
Mechanictile
Idal Donahue Amacker
Rhea Nolan
Cohoes
George and
Blanche Nolan
North Main St
Mechanic- Ville
St. Paul's Church
Thomas P. Bayer
Mason Chapel
Cakewood Cemetery
Bork
Jorgen J
Gunild Mortensen Bork
George J. Bork
Jess Bo
James Graulty
Scotia
Mary Bailey
Catherine Provost
Parker Brothers “Memorial
Broadway
St. Patrick's Church
Heermans
Hill Etreet
Emmott
J. Heermans
Margaret Guenther
Vida Aley
Beacon
Emmott C. Heermans
Clinton
Poughkeepsie
Ford Plant Employment At Peak
The Green Island Ford plant nears a peak production level as most rehired workers from earlier cutbacks return, with March discharges replaced and work tempo expected to stay high. Power shortages from Hudson River low water force shifts to shift changes, altering start times and days for second and flat shifts. The second shift runs 7 am to 3 10 pm Tuesday through Saturday, the flat shift 10 30 am to 7 30 am Monday nights instead of Sundays, while the third shift stays 2 30 pm to midnight Monday through Friday.
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Green Island
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Hudson River
Lincoln Baths Begin Season Thursday at Barstoxa Spa
Lincoln Balax at the state owned Barstoxa Spa will open for the season Thursday per Spa director Elmore. This completes the season openings for the Prevent cure facilities as the Roosevelt and Washington Baths operate routinely on the reservation. Bus service links Saratowa Springs to all spa points, with designated parking for visitors.
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Lincoln Balax
Barstoxa Spa
Elmore
Washington Baths
Basix
Sinc
Roosevelt Baths
Spa
Servce
Saratowa Springs
Ips
Former Bar Head Dies in Rochester Era of 1907
A Rochester obituary notes the death of Sotberland a former Supreme Court Justice and former president of the New York State Bar Association. A native of Geneva he graduated from Wesleyan University in 1888 and was associated with the bar scene in UM and 1907.
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Rochester
Arthur EK
iSuuverland
New York State
Sotberland
Geneva
Wesleyan University
Parishioners Honor Pastor at 28th Ordination Anniversary
Rev Francis J Buechter pastor of St Lawrence s Church was honored yesterday on the 28th anniversary of his ordination. A native of Schenectady he studied at St Jerome s College Kitchener Canada and earned an MA at St Bonaventure s Seminary He was ordained June 14 1924 and became pastor of St Lawrence s in March 1942 A parish reception followed a 1030 am mass with remarks by Rev Thomas J Meehan Gifts were given by L Frank Mitter The choir and accordion group provided music A mass for the children is planned for tomorrow.
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Francis J. Buechter
St Lawrence's Church
Schenectady
Father Buechter
St. Jerome's College
Kitchener
Canada
St. Bonaventure’s Seminary
Father Buechler
St. Lawrence's Churhh
Albany
Sam Corneil
Boy Scouts of America
Troy
Troy Club
Thomas J. Meehan
L. Frank Mitter
St. Lawrence's Choir
Ming Mary Sheeran
Four die in area motor and swimming accidents
A sequence of tragedies unfolded as four people died in separate incidents across the area. A drowning occurred during a lake wading accident near Schenectady while a father and two children perished, and a road crash injured two others. Additional crashes involved a fatal collision in Albany County and a single-vehicle crash in Cohoes, with investigators naming accidental death or injury as the outcomes.
McKinstry Rites Slated Tomorrow
McKinstry celebrated for leading the Central School of Hygiene and Physical Education, later the Russell Sage College School of Physical Education in Troy. Her career includes wartime surveys and state service in health and fitness, plus numerous memberships and writings in physical education circles.
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New York City
Central School of Hygiene and Physical Education
Meader
Russell Sage
Miss McKinstry
Central School
Troy
School of Physical Education
Russell Sage College
Mian McKinstry
Anna Rosen
Savings Bond Drive Nets Heavy Return in Troy Area
Residents across seven counties in the Troy area bought nearly 4 million dollars in savings bonds during the current Opportunity Drive. State director Phillip Light reported bond sales surpassing the halfway mark toward a 127,820,100 quota, with totals totaling 372,381,360 as of June 1. Counts include Rensselaer 26,167. Albany 1,627,776. Saratoga 102,090. Warren 123,204. Washington 90,545. Schenectady 1,632,727. Columbia 75,485, as promoters plan tour stops in upstate cities this week.
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Troy
Phillip A| Light
The
Treasury
Savings Bonds Division
New York City
Upstate
Light
Latham Water District Faces Critical Shortage
The Latham Water District declares a drought shortage with no lawn sprinkling allowed starting today. Edward S. Denison, district superintendent, cites dry weather and rising usage as the cause, affecting Newtonville Loudonville Latham Booth Corners Colonie and areas along Albany and Troy Schenectady roads to Niskayuna. If rain does not arrive within a week the supply could run dry, and prohibitions began Saturday night with Colonie police and district workers enforcing the ban.
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Latham Water District
Edward S. Denison
Newtonville
Loudonville
Latham
Booth Corners
Colonie
Albany
Troy-Schenectady
Niskayuna
Denman
Troy Man Assaulted Robbed Of Watch
William Hoffman, 58, of 2254 Sixth Avenue, was assaulted and robbed of a $45 watch on Sixth Avenue between Jacob and Hutton Streets. He received a head laceration requiring three stitches and was taken to Marys Hospital by police. Detectives Sulman and Lyons and Sgt. Coleman continued the inquiry with X rays planned.
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Wiliam Hoffman
Sixth L Avenue
In &T Marys Hospital
Sixth Ave
Jacob
Hutton
Hoffman
Karllandt
Paul McMeel
Edmund M. Sulman
Set
Coleman
Lyons
Detective Bureau
Iseeling
Past Grands Election at Hudson Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows
Past Grand members of Hudson Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows meet in the lodge room on Main Street tomorrow at 8 pm for the election of grand officers and first nomination for subordinate and convention delegates.
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Hudson Valley Lodge of
Odd Fellows xi
Jodge
Amorrow
Citizens Corps Holds Annual Service in Troy
The Troy Citizens Corps continued an 1877 tradition with corps day services at St John’s Episcopal Church. The reading of names honored members who died last year, including David B. Plum and Lt. Col. William J. O’Brien. wreaths were placed at Oakwood Cemetery and the Soldiers' and Sailors Monument. Over sixty corps members and junior units participated, with Rev. Bradford H. Burnham delivering the sermon. Special tribute was paid to Fred Comstock, the corps’ oldest member, 66 years. Arrangements were led by Brig. Gen. W. Frank Leversee and Capt. Lester J. Eustace.
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Troy Citizens Corps
St John’s Episcopal Church
David B. Plum
Record
Thomas W. Heslop
St. Lansdale
I Corps
Misie
Charles B. Plant
Lewis van Dercook
Alfred W. Gale
Ernest M. Meyer
Fred Comstock
Corr
Ting
Church Gardens
James J. Cusack
W. Frank Leversee
Lester J. Eustace
John B. Prout
Ouo J. Krause
Oakwood Cemetery
William Dolan
Mr. Burnham
Monument Square
Boy Injures Elbow At Play Near Mount Ida Cemetery
A boy suffered an elbow injury and possible dislocation after a fall in the rear of Mount Ida Cemetery. He was rushed to St Mary’s Hospital by rescue units, with firefighters and a police radio car assisting. The incident occurred last night.
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Seaman Sponanle
Brorawick Avenue
St Mary's Hospital
Mount Ida
Pumper 3
Timothy Seeener
Willam Murray
Northside Boy Shoots Self In Foot
State Police reported 14 year old Depald Polnsh of Northside shot himself in the foot with a .22 caliber rifle near Mohawk River during an evening incident about 8:13 pm. He was treated at Cohnes Hospital and released. Cyl. J. G. Horley and Trooper HL ior of the Sime Police investigated.
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Depald Polnsh
River Street
Northside
Cohnes Hospital
Tor
Cyl
J. G. Horley
Hlior
Sime Police
U S Official To Address Convention
Assistant Secretary of State George Allen will headline the 17th annual ASEE convention at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute June 18 to 24. Speakers include C H Greenwell of Du Pont, Marvin Coyle GM, Raymond Walters Cincinnati, and Dr Livingston W Houston. About 1500 educators scientists and industrialists expected. topics cover atomic energy engineering research and services.
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American Society For Society Engineering Education
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Allen
U. 8
Iran
State Department
Office of Public Affairs
Unesco
Voice of America
My. Allen
ASEE
C. H. Greenwell
EBS du Pont de Nemours and Co
Marvin &. Coyle
Chevelier
General Motors
General Motors Corp
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
Lawrence Appley
American Management, Association
Livingston W. Houston
FPL
R.P.1
Aeaalongs
Grant K. Palsgrove
Richard W. Schmelzer
Kenneth H. White
Editor Speaks At Emma Willard Luncheon
Emma Willard School held a pre commencement luncheon in the Play House with alumnae seniors parents and staff present. William G Avirett education editor of the New York Herald Tribune and Emma Willard board trustee spoke on European student visits and warned that postwar independents face financial survival with deficits and a need for broader support from industry labor and the public.
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William G. Avirelt
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Emma Willard School
Emma Willard
Avirett
Dwight Marvin
Record
United States
The
Herald Tribune
Fireman Overcome At Troy Blaze
A Troy blaze damaged three buildings on Ferry Street with estimated losses around $5,000. Fireman Frank J. LaParti was overcome by smoke and received inhalator treatment but continued duty. Chief Carl A. Smith and others battled the second and third floor fires, with several occupants listed as owners and residents of the affected addresses.
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Troy
Ferry Street
Frank J. LaPar
Cemtral
LaPart
Carl AL Smith
Ferry Strean Lae
Frest
Lae Park
Troy Presbytery I To Meet June 21 At Granville
The Presbytery of Troy will conduct its stated meeting Tuesday June 21 at the Pentel Presbyterian Church in Granville. Prof Leroy W Clark of Troy moderator will preside at the business segment which opens at 2 pm. Rev Maldwin A Davies pastor of the host church will report on arrangements and other reports will be submitted. Amen's dinner at 6:30 pm following the afternoon meeting and the session will close at 9 pm with Jaymen's torchence.
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Troy
Pentel Presbyterian Church
Granville
Leroy W. Clark
Maldwin A. Davies
Hoet Church
UM P.m
Jaymen'a
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