Company A Prepares for Camp Reorganization
The article details Camp Company A with Captain Prost as commander and Lieut Willam G. Dippo as executive officer. It lists training officers, sergeants, clerks, and the reorganized camp structure for two platoons led by Lieut John Corcoran and Lieut Burkhardt, including squad leaders and support staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskits
Thuredayight
Amory
John 5 “Preut
Charles H. Burkhardt
Leon &. Lonsdate
Third Botallon
Prost
Willam G. Dippo
Wiliam J. Dines
Barton F. Weinstein
Herbert Jones
Pfe
Jerry Hull
Johan T. McClure
Edward VaFinsh
Jones F. LaPlante
Military unit notes and schedules update
The report lists officers and roles within the corps including guide sergeant Jiasa B Myens and George T Button. It notes tomorrow’s 4:45 breakfast at the Armory, a meal cost of 239, and a 5:55 assembly. The company departs from Troy Union Rat ion at 63 pm with Masses planned in St Patrick churches in Troy and Watervliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiasa B. Myens
George T. Button
Edward
St . Patricn
Troy
Watervliet
Carp
Brunswick Fire Company Becomes Incorporated
The Brunswick Fire Co Inc received a charter of incorporation from the Secretary of State as per 16 filings in the clerk’s office by John P. Judge, attorney for the corporation. Directors include John J. Leary, W. W. Robertson, Andrew Dickson, Joseph P. Newell, Thomas J. Gallagher, Walter Dick, Daniel J. King, Paul S. Graham, Ermmest G. Facteau, A. Frank Benley, and William C. Preston Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick, Fire Co. Inc
Secretary of State
John P. Judge
Cie Corporation
John J. Leary
W. W. Robertson
Andrew Dickson
Joseph P. Newell
Thomas J. Gallagher
Walter Dick
Daniel J. King
Paul S. Graham
Ermmest G. Facteau
A. Frank Benley
Wiliam C. Preston
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledges Local Contributions
The Troy Times notes donations to the Fresh Air Fund including Mr. and Mrs. CE Smart giving 10 dollars and Nancy and Jane Sisckeen contributing 5 dollars in memory of CHR. 2 dollars also appears in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Times Fresh Air Fund
Nancy
Jane Sisckeen
Baccalaureate at High School Seeks Local Clergy Speakers
Mechanicville church leaders Freeman and Kline will deliver the baccalaureate sermon in the High School auditorium tomorrow at 8 pm with church choir and Mrs. Burgoyne at the piano. The Commencement program at the State Theater follows Tuesday morning with Frank B. Ward as MC and music by the Little Theater Orchestra under Grace Tremblay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosado Cabriccioso
Mendelssohn
Jeannette
Francis Biggs
James
KL Stewart
Lord
Ippalizof Tranoff
America
David C. Huntington
North Main
Frank B. Ward
The
Troys
MC. AL
Little Theater Orchestra
Grace Trembier
F. Wayland Bailey
Margareta V. Hinchey
Bani
Louis Palmer
School
Star of Liberty
Order of Eastern Star
Crescent Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
At & P.m
Hemstreet Park
Mechanicville
Buffalo
Viola Gooley
Emma Garland
Vielo Avenue
Church of the Assumption
Serafino Aurigemima
Chuck Theirman
Angelo DeCrescenté
Pythian
Mae Alger
Raymond Butler
Minnie Rate
Butler
Betnstreet Park
Cuaries H. Spicer
Beosiway
Daniel Bacon
William Coons
William White
Orville Post
David Tote
Dexter MacDonald
Minnie “Woods
Walter Elseworth
Spencer
Myrtle Crosby
Eilis Crosby
Lim Brown
Society of the Second Baptist Church
Mra Dewitt Shafer
Third Presbyterian Church
Women’s Guild
Charles Penrose
Trinity Methodist Church
Raymond. Criddle
Crooked Lake
Criddie
Elmer, Warren
Gradistes
Troy ‘High School
Doris Castie
Beverly Pitts
Margaret Ross
War Council Gains Broad Powers Over Child Care Programs
Gen Nathaniel L Goldstein ruled that the State War Council may regulate child care projects for children of war workers, provide services directly, and appoint the Education Department as agent to apply for federal grants under the Lasham act. The council may also set up plans to handle aid money and charges to parents under the War Emergency Act, with direct provision of care where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Hes
State Education Department
War Council
Child Dies After Drinking Kerosene Ward of Fulton County
A twenty month old Gloversville child, Charlee Clark Jr., died after drinking kerosene found in a bottle in a wood shed at the Ralph Loman home north of Gloversville. The child was taken to Nathan Littauer Hospital after being sent to the Loman home by the Public Welfare Department's Children’s Welfare Division as a ward of Fulton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloversville
Ralph Loman
Charlee Clark, Jr
Mer
Abd Tors
Charles Clark
Nathan Littauer Hospital
Loman
Children's Welfare Division
Public Welfare Department
Fulton County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Proctors
Kuilliong Flory
Lory
Wee Wrena Manning
the Navy Way
Jean Sullivan
Luicile Watson
Sec Aye
Greenback
Aimee
Llotd Nolan
Exerx
Sun
Wallace Saery
Batis
Sengritas
Chica
Tonay
Fady Garigas
Mickey Renery
Arthur Lake
June Lawrence
Cartoon
Our Gang
Brooklyn
Red Skellow
Ann Rutherford
Dane Fines
Meor
Fats
State Repax
Lone Star Trail
Jownsy Wack Brow “the
Phantom” Serial—Cartoon
Acar
Sionday
Guadalcanal
Preston
Brunswick Fire Company
Incorporated
Fresh Air Fund
Valain
William
Centaet
Dempsey-Willard
Toledo
I Okeley
Theras Mitchell
Ann Barter
Fighting “Sullivans
Aiso
Lane Withers
Jimmy Liton
Gal
Dane Andreen
Watter Raytos
North Star
Lansing
Bataan
Hendrick Hudson
Philip J. Gallagher
National Association
France
Carl A. Schubmehl
Rochester
Thomas A. Kenney
Ossining
John M. Keyes
Mr. Gallagher
Edward A. Rise
Freeport
Frank
M. Collins
Chester
A. Miller
Oneonta
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Harry J. Leyland
St. George's Episcopal Church
Clifton Park
Trinity Episcopal Church
Schagt
Ticoke
First Presbyterian Church
James K. Stewart
St Paul's Church
Michael A. Hopkins
Beratine Aurigemma
Salvation Army
North Central Avenue
Captsin Doris Taorn
Snl First Methodist Church
Freeman
Eline
Memorial Baptist. Church
Earit D. Wooddell
First Methodist Church
Robert Primier
Pruyn
Ooom
First Presbyterian
First Methodist
Memorial Baptist
Freeman S. Kine
Methodist’ Church
Robert Murray
New York City
Etter
Hubert Murray
James Sylvester
George E. Meehan
Tthe
Mechanicville Fire Department
Hudson
Milton J. Neubauer
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Union College
Batterson
Robert Patterson
Melvin C. Livingston
John FB. Doste
Mechanicvitla War Loan District
Mra
Joseph Welch
Grace ‘Tremblay
aAmérican Legion
Cloud Wi
Clarence Barnum
Cochairman
Talula Banrabad
William Berrix
Henry Aldrich
Goiey
Exon Who
TWO Fisted
Justice
Cartoox
Auto Theatre
Atlbanf Saratogs Road
Sheridan
King's Row
Roy Rogers
Silver Spurs
Bing Croxby
Fred_ Astaire
J . le
Lisure
Ledoe
Jaconee
Fifth Avenue
Chuck Newman
Chas. Randel
Albany-Saratoga Road
Latham
Lake Lorraine
Bayside
Blaine’s Bay Dunseachs Ferry
Bill Gross
Orhcestra
Dimner
Averill Fark
Mid-City
Albary Roab
Normandin
Crescent Bridge
Sunset Inn
North
Dick Brown
Clarinet
Frank Milanese
Rudd
Ser” Virginia Barrett
Bfty Smith
Silly Branch
G12
Bane Wary
Paul Dortva
Dce Marotes
Kane's
Ballston Lake
Schenectady
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!