Learn to Swim drive in Troy marked in Recreation magazine
The June 2 Troy Record notes pool season opening July 2 with Learn to Swim campaigns praised in Recreation magazine. Edward Waehhter and Emmanuel Elfenbein are cited as recreation leaders guiding two-course lessons and citywide outreach that boosted swimmer training and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Hormais
Ramstinp Om Semen Commission
Wem & Upmé
Recreation Deeco
Angol Partment
Jwater
Inferne
Emanuel Elfenbein
Edward A.waebter
Annnousced
Anthony Paul
Azais Usis Stacon
No More Water Wings
Recreation
York State War Council
Record
Recreation Department
Edward A. Waehhter
Troy
Emmanuel Etfenbein
Memorial tribute notes long service on bank board
A formal resolution honors the late director of the bank, marking his December 1953 passing and his long tenure at the institution. It recalls his charity, loyalty, and leadership, praising his role in guiding the bank’s progress and his trusted presence on the board. The document orders publication in Troy newspapers and a ceremonial memorial.
In Memoriam Burleigh and Cosgrove Memorials
In loving memory of Mee Burleigh who died in June. Bernard Cosgrove died June 19 1936. Alice Cosgrove and Mary McLeod Godfrey remembered by family. Beloved on earth, remembered in the grave. Elizabeth Turner and family mourn the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleigh
Mee
Willian Burleigh
Eon
Ernest
von Rove
Bernard Cosgrove
Mothes
Alice Cosgrove
William Cosgrove
Ean Ene Recrtey
Sirs
Mary McLeod-God Fightiv
Elizabeth Turner
FaMiley
In Memoriam for Arthur E. Rist Jr One Year On
In Joving a memory of our son and brother Arthur E. Rist Jr who died June 3 1954 his smiling way and pleasant face brought pleasure to recall He had a kindly word for each and died beloved by all The world is just as dark and lonely For your memory never fades We love you as we did one year ago today Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finuducins
Sf Directurs Af
Sagetactarees Aattenel Baek
Ims
Aisahurga
Wenich
Diectee & Doretter
Rais
Charman
Ganic
Savak
Tim Alwave
Adi Bel
Troy
Som
Arthur E. Rist, Jr
Multiple births announced at Albany hospitals in June centuries past
Birth notices list several families with details of newborn boys and girls. From Brady Maternity Hospital Albany to Sir Josephs and St Josephs maternities, dates range June 14 to June 18 1935. Parents include Glasheen Halse OBrien Suhowalsky Walsh with mothers' former names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Maternity Hospital
Albany
S. FL
Francis Michael Glasheen
Glasheen
Maureen Feley
Feley
Waterfliet
Waese
Sir Josephs Maternity Hospital
Walter Halse
Walter Bruce
Halse
Mary Riggions
Wresen
St Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Thomas O'Brien
Daniel
O'Brien
Emily Hart- Bir
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices June 1945
Deaths listed for Emilie C Adams William H Barbour Edward T Connors Pasquale Fratta Fred Kassl Roth Fred Ras selroth Fred Johnson and George Johnson with funeral details, church services and interments provided, including locations in Cape Vincent Troy Manack Street and Saint Peters Cemetery among others. Names include Myron Adams Homer Kiet Henry Wo Rothmann Mildred Prescott Anna Mae Jean Gerardin Matilda Sauter and relatives. Funeral arrangements note services at Earl Memorial Chapel, St Peters Parish, and St Augustine Church with interments and family visit times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Cape Vincent
N.Y
Emilie C Adams
Willfad H
Harry FL
Warren G
Bar
Barbour
Minnie Barbour
Perstenkill
Aelock
Peesienkill Bends
Connors
Edward T. Cotners
Mildred R. Prespott
Anna Mae
Jean
Gerardins
Atphes
Mra
Matilda Sauter
W. Bures
Thare
St. Peter's Coven
St Peters
Gene
Pasquale
Philogeena Silvestri
Fins
Angelo Cioppa
Frank Pisanisilo
Mdiaber
S/Sci
Patrick Perceocce
Pvi Frank
Parcuocce
France
Second Avenue
Wedice
Bidy Ofcionk
St. Anthones
Katey
Wiliam A. Tooter Funeral Home
Second’ Avenue
St Augustine's Church
Con
Atrett
Georer
B. Johnson
Eva Hitn
Evelyn Johnson Small
Edwin
William C. Johnson
William FE
George EB. Johnson
Morris Funeral
Fifth Avenue
Grange Reports From Regular Meeting
Halfmoon Grange held its regular meeting with Worthy Master Jay E. Mincher presiding. He reported attending a Wilton Grange session where the third and fourth degrees were exemplified in full form with State Master Henry C. Sherwood as guest speaker. The next meeting is scheduled for June 26. Refreshments will be provided by a committee of Mrs. Jay B. Mincher, Mrs. Olga Swating, and Lillian Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Halfmoon Grange
Worthy Pfastec
Jay EB. Mincher
Mincher
Wilton Grange
Henry CD. Sherwood
Jay B. Mincher
Olga Swating
Lillian Lawrence
Funeral notices from Schenectady and Albany area deaths
Multiple obituaries listances note June 18 1955 deaths including Annie Murphy Lee Antonio Merola Jacob Maiden Flora Olsen and Mae Smith. Funeral services scheduled across Schenectady Troy Albany and Hoosick Falls with masses and interments at local Catholic cemeteries. Names include Christopher King James Leason Kathleen King Winifred Leason and Daniel Laughlin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Leason
Fred Stiehl
S T. Luke's Church
Schenectady
Old St. John's
Schuviervile
Lee
Albany
Annie Murphy
Harry E. Murphy
Charles H. Lessigter
George Kirkland
Dfason
Second Ave
North
Eology
Oakwood
Friends Mor Ral
City
Tune
Antonio
Angela Maria Cocchiarelli
Italy
Luigi Alfonso Merola
Diatx
Pasinalia
Josep C. Merala
Dominick Marro
John Mercia
Troy
Frank Mercia
Burlington
St Anthony's Church
St. Marys Cemetery
Jacob Maiden
E. G
Elchin
Fifth Avenue
Joe Lsen
Flora and Ne Zon
Tre
Ingbarsne Olsen
Haag Schott
Walter Gsrer
Elmwood
Jane 9
Bridset A. Meu
Beary Swiher
Foun J
Self
Helen Mocher George
Frederick Russet
James McDonnell
Mary Bars
Sam
Ees A. Russell. Jr
Cohoes Road
Sc. Pewr’s
St Sosaph's
Smith
Kathryn Smith
Church Street
Hagsick Pauls
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary's Cemertery
Hoosick Palis
Y W C A Plans Swimming Instruction
The YWCA announces a Learn to Swim course during National Learn to Swim Week. Open to girls ages six to sixteen and boys up to ten, it emphasizes safety and confidence in water. Appointments for medical exams are urged at the Central office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Siverow
Y W.C
National
Sherow
No Petitions Filed with Election Board
The first day of a two week petition filing period for party candidates opened without activity at the Rensselaer County Board of Elections. Officials note parties and independents often wait until the last days to file. Final day filings must be received by 5 pm June 24, including mail and postmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Board of Elections
Meil
Élection Board
Firemen Help Woman With Inhalator At Home
Firemen used the inhalator for about an hour yesterday afternoon to Catherine Mortis of 708 Fourth Avenue who was ill at her home. She was removed to Samaritan Hospital by Dr Lernard Stolz and officers. Central Fire Station took the apparatus to the aid at 3 15 a m. Hospital attendants described her condition as good early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mortis
Fourth Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Lernard Stolz
John E. Siziters
Russell Sheehan
Edwin Ruff
Central Fire Station
Troman
Monastery Opposes Restaurant Plan on Vandenburg Site
The Board of Zoning Appeals wrestled with Chester Atkinson’s bid to convert 60 Vandenburg Avenue into a restaurant. Monastic leaders and residents debated the impact on neighborhood character, while supporters argued the site suits business needs and could serve the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenburg Avenue
Board of Zoning Appeals
Chester J. Atkinson
Superintendent of Buildings
Restau
Burcrogate
Dizkdshied Ur
Damian J. Sane
Valerian
Y. Virgil Linecci
AL. i
Franciscan ‘Fathers
Mew Fork
Trojan named president of safety engineers society
Barnet Steiner assistant city engineer of Troy was elected president of the Society of Safety Engineers at a meeting Friday night at Jack's Restaurant Albany. Other officers named include Frank J McGinnis War Department Jules G Steffen Mine Safety Appliance Company and W E Evars General Electric Schenectady as vice presidents Thomas J Murray General Electric Schenectady. The executive committee at large includes S J Allen General Amillime Works Fenseslaer a Baldwin U S War Department Voorheesville J E Btow New York Telsahone Company C F Coxon Bayer Company Rensselaer MO Harfizon Mohawk Paper Mills Cohoes J E Long Delaware and Hudsonx Railroad Company Albany and W M Nelson General Electric Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnet Steiner
Asistant
Troy
Society of Safety Engineers
General Amilime Works
Fenseslaer
Baldwin
U.S War Department
Voorheesville
J. E
Schatz Cleared Faces Deportation Battle In Milan Facility
Louis Schatz a Troy resident cleared by the US Supreme Court in a draft evasion case remains jailed. He is among 24 freed from charges but still held awaiting potential release as four others must be released within twenty days. Immigration seeks speedy return to Germany. citizenship canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schatz
Troy
Bund
US Supreme Court
Hke
Justice Department
Associated Press
Supreme Court
JASA
Schatz
Immisration Department
Germany
Federal Correctional Institution
Milan
Mich
Trojan in Ohio Hospital Receives Purple Heart
Kenneth Fogarty of 432 Second Street is recovering at Fletcher General Hospital in Cambridge Ohio after receiving shrapnel wounds in both legs in France on October 20 1944. He has been awarded the Purple Heart good conduct ribbon ETO ribbon with a battle star and the Combat Infantry badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan
Ohio
Pru
Kenneth Fogarty
Second Street
France
Fletcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Mao Badze
TVA Service Described For Rotary
Granville Hicks addressed Troy Rotary Club about the Tennessee Valley Authority focusing on food control, navigation, and power. He praised TVA’s low-bureaucracy operation, noted improvements in farming, electricity reach to thousands of farms, and the opening of navigation to Knoxville with 208 war factories now powered. He acknowledged problems but defended federal action as the best path for seven states. Dwight Marvin introduced Hicks with Raymond J. Hannon proposing thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire
Tennessee Valley Authority
Granville Hicks
Troy Rotary Club
Hicks
TVA
Tennessee
Knoxville
Oc Ce J
Tennessee River Valley
Dwight Marvin
Raymond J. Hannon
Coast Guard Reserve to be Inactivated July First
The Coast Guard Reserve will be inactivated July 1 after patrolling inland areas since the war began. Rear Admiral J Parker of the Third Naval Coast Guard District approved the order affecting approximately 2003 reservists, with some personnel available for emergency service before final dissolution after the war with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Ierearé
Hudson Hiver
J .Parker
Naval Coast Guard
Port of
New York
Naval District
Parker
Japan
Acts for War Bond Show at Troy Theater Updated
Last night changes announced for the War Bond show at Troy Theater scheduled for 8:15 p m today. The wedding of the Painted Doll sketch is eliminated and two acts added Rosemary War noek performs acrobatic dancing and Michon and Shirley perform two dust tap numbers. A film will be shown in addition to the stage production and audience members will be invited to purchase an E Bond. Mayor John J Ahern will give the welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trovj
Rosemary War
Noek
Michon
Shirley
John J. Ahern
Conference on Smoke Problem Near Boston and Meise Yard
Troy Common Council to discuss smoke complaints from the Middlebure Street yards associated with the Boston and Meise Palioad. A conference tomorrow night will include Aldermen, railroad representatives, and city engineers to review recent nuisance claims and arrange action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebure
Boston
Meise Palioad
Cmal
Troy
Lnst
Railroad Center
Cqunc
Mecheni
Ameke
J Shea
Tess Ward
Alferman Shea Agsin
Pergona
Conservatory Graduation Commencement Conducted by Conservatory of Music
The Conservatory of Music held a graduation exercise this evening at the F W C A. Intermediate certificates were awarded to Helen S Hogan Royce Benderson Jacqueline Findley Judith Batholomewx Eleanor Booth Doris Epstein Constance Fascia Helen Cloutier Mary Alice Healy and Jane Ross. The program featured a student ensemble and solo performances by Soprano Solas Shoss and other pupils, a reading for distinguished service Enox Ethel Marion Angle, and the presentation of certificates and diplomas by Rev Sumner J Grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tray Conservatory of Music
Helen S. Hogan
Royce Benderson
Jacqueline Findley
Judith Batholomewx
Eleanor Booth
Doris Epstein
Constance Fascia
Helen Cloutier
Mary Alice
Healy
Jane Ross
Iving
Andante Pachon
Menuet
M. Haydn
Restling
Fifth Commandment
Patricia Jeanne Carlos
Solas Shoss
Lacy Wilson Alleluia
Mozart Grace Forbea
Chopin Betty Serian
Enox Ethel Marion Angle
Selo
Brigis Ruta
Madses
Mary Alice Rega
F. J. Hayde Presta
PF. J. Baydo
Sumner J. Grown
Eva C. Lewis
County Home Relief to switch to cash basis
Rensselaer County will move its home relief program from vouchers to cash payments to comply with a new state law by September 1. A warrant system, similar to the Old Age Assistance method, may be used with county treasurer payments directed to department credits. Albany and Schenectady counties have used this system for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Home Relief
Home Relief
Department
Douglas Hudzon
Public Welfare
Albany
Schetactady
Udson
Kiwanis to Hear Dr Bates of Cornell University
Dr E A Bates ethnologist and author on Indians from Cornell University will speak at a Kiwanis luncheon and meeting tomorrow at Hendrick Hudson. Bates founded the Indian Welfare Movement and is honorary chief of sixteen tribes. He helped educate Indians, built health programs, aided reorganizing the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs, and received the Tyler medal from King George V. He is a noted Grange speaker and a member of the Mystic Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A Bates
Cornell University
Hendrick Hudson
Bates
Indian Welfare Movement
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
Hoover
King George V
London
Grange
Order of Mystic Masters
Fair Weather Returns As Rain Dampens Heat Wave
Cool, comfortable weather returns to Troy after a brief five day heat wave, renewed showers across the state ease temperatures with a high around 42 degrees. The Weather Bureau forecasts moderate temps today and highs in the upper eighties later. Unsettled conditions follow, with a chance of more rain. Revivals in the first 19 days totaled 3.26 inches, 1.52 inches above normal, while sunshine ripened berries and filled markets. Farmers finish planting corn and oats and sow second crops. County brooks run high, meadows are soggy, and gardens resemble small lakes from recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Covid Mar
Gresher
Letters Issued On Estate of C A Spall
Surrogate's Court issued letters testamentary to Sercha E Spal and Harry B Stowe for the Charles A Spell estate who died in the city. The estate includes over 11 in real property and over 600 in personal property. The will leaves 50 to three daughters Mazel Boring Catherine Csox and to Harry Stowe with the widow Bertha Spail receiving the residue. Frederick C Filler is attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Donohue
Sercha E. Spal
Harry B. Stowe
Charles A. Spell
Iles
iMazel Boring
Catherine Csox
Harry Stowe
Bertha Spail
Frederick C- Filler
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X.Y
Memoriam
Nicholas Z. Walsh
John Michael
Walsh
Jeanette H. Engler
ST. Augustine's Party
Mother's Club
St. Augustine’s School
Thomas Mc
Y.W.C.A
Election Board
Father Lane
Thomas J. Dougherty
Atkinson
Place Ee
Tetag
Dougherty
Airport Inn
Campbell Ave
Spue
Almon H. Millard
Mire Millard
Neal Smith
Alcoholic Beverece Control Board
Milard
Zion
Atkisson
Ness
Atother
Safety Group
Eben Ree
Cohoes
Watervliet
Green Island
Weterfeld
Rotary
Troy Theater
Conservatory
Kiwanis
Dr. Bates
Indian Authority
Mrs
Mary
U.S
Pormgs Island
Ahenegusek
United States Naval Service
C. A. Spall
Gabardines
Fitwell
Rio
St. Monument Square
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