Purple Heart Convention Plans Mapped in Troy
Plans for the New York State convention of the Military Order of the Purple Heart were discussed at Corp. Arthur Wills Chapter, No. 15, meeting in Troy. Delegates include James F. Cox and Albert Geiser with Caswell as general chairman. convention runs June 25 to 27 at The Hendrick Hudson with a full three day program and memorial service.
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New York
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Troy
Corp. Arthur Wills
No. L1
State Street
James F. Cox
Albert Geiser
George D. Caswell
Otto G. A. Krause
Sol Braffman
Charles Kernaghan
Thomas J. Mulcahy
Caswell
Purple Heart
Hendrick Hudson
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Many Pay Tribute At Funeral Of Attorney
James Farrell prominent Troy lawyer died Saturday in Winchester Massachusetts from complications after a fall. Funeral held at Bryce Funeral Home with Rev Robert G Mallory officiating. Attended by officers and directors of Industrial Building Loan Savings Assoc and Troy Cooperative Savings and Loan Assoc. NY State Bar Association delegation and Troy Burns Club. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Bethany Brotherhood led Monday night services at funeral home.
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James Farrell
Troy
Winchester
Mass
Bryce Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Robert G. Mallery
Woodside Presbyterian Church
Industrial Building, Loan & Savings Association
Farrell
Troy Cooperative Savings & Loan Association
New York State Bar Association
Troy Burns Club
Oakwood Cemetery
Bethany Brotherhood
Legion Auxiliary Fats to Buy Cigarettes Drive
A fundraiser by Noble Callahan auxiliary seeks waste fats to fund cigarettes for men in service. Donors are asked to bring used grease to Troy 44% and fats will be called for. A social meeting occurs this evening at 14 First Street rooms. Dwight Marvin, editor of The Record Newspapers of Troy, will address Sche nectady Rotary Club tomorrow at 42:15 pm about Today and Tomorrow. Residents of the Tenth Ward plan an honor roll meeting at 7:30 p.m. today at the Bussey steamer house, organized by alderman Martin F. Manning.
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Noble Callahan Auxiliary
D i
First Street
Dwight Marvin
Record Newspapers of Troy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Troy Rotary Club
Schenectady
FLAN
Tenth Ward
Bussey Steamer House
Martin F. Manning
Algernan
Troy Volunteers Will Receive Civilian War Service Ribbons
The Troy War Council Civilian Service Division announces awards to unpaid volunteers with 300 plus hours in civilian protection groups. The woven ribbon bar, titled Award for Service, will be worn on a lapel or above the left breast pocket. Citations of merit may also be issued to states and communities achieving outstanding civilian war service results.
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Troy War Council
Joel S. Geffen
Office of Civilian Defense
Washington
U. S. Citizens’ Defense Corps
Citizens’ Service Corps
War Council
Office of Civilian Protection
U.S
Civillian War Services Division
Donald Campbell
Civilian War Services
Flag Day Program at Beman Park School 17
A Flag Day program at Beman Park School 17 directed by Miss Mary L. Kelly featured the national anthem, the American Creed, and the pledge. The event included recitations, songs, dramatic readings, flag color trooping, and performances by students Fussell Kunz Dennis Reardon Philip Caroll Kenneth Pasco Mahsergian Anthony Grande Joan Thero John Jaffarian John Topalian Kyran Molloy Robert Graham Ronald Kitaz Joseph Ryan Kenneth Roge and others.
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Mary L. Kelly
Stars and Stripes
Mahsergian
Anthony Grande
Joan Thero
John Jaffarian
John Topalian
Marine Hymn
America
Beautiful
Kyran Molloy
Robert Graham
Ronald Kitaz
Joseph Ryan
Khenneth Roge
God Bless
Memorial Methodist Church Children Day Programs Leaders
The Beginners Department and Primary Department presented a Children's Day program at Memorial Methodist Church with recitations by Betty Ann Fell Susan Carmicheal Marlyn Duncan Marcia Olsen Doris Carr June Busby Warren Wilcox Wally Bryce and Ison Eddy. Students performed various pieces and songs under Miss Florence Hull and Mrs Mildred Link Johnson, followed by baptisms of three infants by Rev David Livingstone.
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Memorial Methodist Church Bible School
Betty Ann Fell
Susan Carmicheal
Marlyn Duncan
Marcia Olsen
Doris Carr
June Busby
Warren Wilcox
Wally Bryce
Ison Eddy
Florence Hull
Mildred Link Johnson
Carol Connally
Billy Thompson
John Kluck
Jack Lewis
Floyd Haber, Jr
Worth While
Shirley Carr
Polly’ Whiton
Rex Bryce
John Duncan
Jesus
Floyd Haber
Andrew Dickson
Ronny Wilcox
Alice Redick
Kathaleen Abbott
Philip Redick
Helen Sutliffe
Robert Robinson
Ann Ridlow
Donald Duncan
David J. Livingstone
Mararet Carolyn Duncan
FR. Duncan
Lord Avenue
Richard John Cipperly
Raymond Cipperly
South Lake Avenue
Ronald Arthur Thompson
William Thompson
Red Cross
Leoline Hayward
Church Bible School
Missing Pittsfield Soldier Found in Walter Reed Hospital
Pvt. John Antonizick son of Mr and Mrs John Antonizick of Pittsfield and Stephentown was located after almost a year missing. He is suffering shock from the North African front and is hospitalized in Washington. His family, including sister Mrs Peter Brail, visited and found his condition improving. He enlisted in 1940 and went to England in 1941. last letter dated July 1942. His brother Nicholas serves at Seymour Johnson Field.
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John Antonizick
Alcove Street
Pittsfield
Stephentown
Berkshire Red Cross
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Peter Brail
Livingston Avenue
Antonizick
England
Nicholas
Seymour Johnson Field
N. C
Hearings Begin Today on Troy Auto Rationing Violations
Troy Rationing Board starts hearings at 10:30 a.m. in the Hotel Troy radio room into alleged non-essential driving by local autoists. Edward J. Rowan chairs with John F. Shannon and John Armstrong present. District OPA attorney William Heinecke acts as supervising investigator. offenders will be given opportunity to explain. decisions often reserved. names of those summoned will not be released unless penalties are imposed.
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Troy
Troy Rationing Board
Hotel
Edward J. Rowan
John F. Shannon
John Armstrong
Alleged Garbage Dumper Arrested in Troy
George E. Mousseau Stop 36 Troy Schenectady Road was arrested yesterday by Officers Harry L. Bills and Samuel H. Bress for dumping garbage in a field off Walker Avenue. Police say he collects waste in Wynantskill and dumped it at the Walker Avenue site after resident complaints. He will be arraigned before Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court today.
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George E. Mousseau
Troy-Schenectady Road
Harry L. Bills
Samuel H. Bress
First Precinct
Walker Avenue
Monusseau
Wynantskill
Mousseau
James F. Byron
Troy
Germans Admit Failure of U Boats Saw Underground
The Gustave Sigfried Eins station said Germany’s Armament Council declared the U boat obsolete and froze priority for three months after Doenitz threatened to resign. A veteran officer quoted by Radio London warned the Allies have the initiative and probe the Atlantic on every front.
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United Press
Gustave Sigfried’ Eins
German Armament Council
Karl Doenitz
New York
Katz
Doenitz
Radio London
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Activities Schedule
An active week is planned for various groups at First Presbyterian Church in Lansingburg. Red Cross meets today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Trinity Parish House. Women's Guild gathers at 7:45 p.m. Tonight the choir rehearses at 7 p.m. Thursday the Troop 11 Scout Committee meets at the manse on Third Avenue. A strawberry festival is on the church lawn Friday starting at 6:30 p.m. The annual church and Sunday School picnic is Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Supper follows at 3 p.m. Mrs. Fred C. Hayner of 769 Second Avenue hosts the Loyal Women’s Class meeting tonight at 8 p.m. with a covered dish lunch after the business meeting.
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First Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Trinity Parish House
Women’s Guild
Third Avenue
Friendly Neighbors’ Group
Church Lawn
Fred CG. Hayner
Second Avenue
Third Avenue Church of Christ
War Chest I to Hold Annual Meeting Monday
The Allied Communities War Chest will hold its annual meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. Joseph P. Delaney will preside with Harold Turner chairing the nominating committee. After the meeting, the newly elected directors will meet to elect officers. Notices of discontinuance of two Supreme Court actions have been filed in the County Clerk's Office.
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Supreme Court
Rose
Philip Levine
Julia Elliott
Kate Norman
Allied Communities War Chest
Joseph P. Delaney
Harold 8. Turner
William S. Alexsander
New York Central Railroad
Alton C. Rowe, Jr
William 5. Vogel
Rensselaer County Bank and Trust Co
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