Card of Thanks from the Lustin Family
The Lustin family thanks relatives neighbors and many kind friends as well as County highway employees Pitts townie Club and Empire Feagy Club for acts of kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the recent loss of husband William I Austin Also the Greenblath family extends thanks for kindnesses shown during the bereavement of Morris Greenblath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittstownie Club
Empire Feagie Club
Lusway
William I
Austin
William I, Austin
Greenblath
Morris Green- Diath
Bah itzvah for Charles Braveman at Temple Beth El
Saveman and Mrs Leo Braveman invite relatives and friends to the Bar Mitzvah of their son Charles on Saturday June 26 at 9 30 in the Temple Beth El with a reception after services. Also notices memorials and obituaries for local residents with service times and burial details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iar
Leo Braveman
Charles
Temple Beth el
Abbey
John H. Abbey
Mabel L. Douglass
John Abbry
Fleetwood
England
Ronald Burton
Hdith
Seattle
Washington
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Collins Avenue
Sarah A. Carmick
Adelbert Bonesteel
Hattie Vincent
Trey
Oakwood Cemetery
Crogan
Hudson Falls
N. Y
Mary Ethel Wilcox
Frank J. Crogan
Ethel
Ann Mae Crogan
John Tlcox
Farrell City
Allen Wilcox
St Mary's Church
St. Cecelia’s
Waterensburg
Cullen
Watervliet
Owen J. Cullen
Catherine E. Reardon
William J
Mildred Cullen
Clifford Morris
Margaret Murray
John Keough
St Patrick’s Church
Featherstone
Margaret Daley
John Featherstone
Noah E. van Denburgh
Albany
Peter J. Drozd
Troy
Charles W. Golden
Menands
Chifford Road
Hayner
West Sand Lake
Caroline Eckstein
Martin, Hayner
John
Frank Hayner
J. E. DeGraaf
West Sand Lake N
Hughes
Pune
Edward Bushes
Adab K
Cam. E. Burton Hughes
H.W. Benedict
Magon Chapel
Second Ave. North
St. Peter's
Laurent
Brunswick
John Laurent
Celia Gamache Laurent
Clara Bill
Albina Ensen~hart
Rita Connors
Joseph Houlihan
Charles Laurent
Hoosick Road
St. Jean Baptiste
Livingstone
William Livingstone
Jane Thompson Livingstone
William H. Shumway
John J
Capt
Edwin F. Livingstone
Mason Chapel
Second Ave
Oakweed
Mulvey
Kingston
Peter J. Maver
James Clinton
Funeh Om Street
Rousse
Two Parties Map Tonight Endorsements In Troy Race
In Rensselaer County Troy elections the American Labor Party circles designate or endorse candidates, with Republicans also designating while Democrats delay. ALP may back Republicans statewide with one test seat, likely for Assembly or district attorney. Hogan weighs a fourth term. district lines and leadership shifts loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Labor Party
Rensselaer County
Troy
ALP
Schodack
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Earle J. Wiley
City of Troy
John J. Ahern
Thomas H. Brown
Robert TI. Murray
Joseph F. Mcxwoughlin
Rensselaer County Democratic Committee
Cornelus A. Casey
Casey
Frank A. Hogan
Hogan
Welfare
Ahern
Assembly
McLoughlin
J. Eugene Zimmer
Oldtimers Day Noted By Kiwanis
The Hendrick Hudson Kiwanis Club held Oldtimers Day with past presidents at the head table including Raymond Neitzel and George Prout. Mayor Frank Hogan and Col Jim Healy spoke on current events as Warren Peters was welcomed as a new member and War Savings Bonds totals reached 107541.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hendrick Hudson
Seth N. Genung
Raymond P. Neitzel
George H. Prout
Frank J. Hogan
Gordon L. Hayes
Clyde W. Heer
Arthur H. Wellington
Guy F Swinnerton
Edward A. Wachter
Edgar C. Stillman
Harold W. Turner
Neitzel
Prout
Heer
Stillman
Jim Healy
Mayor Hogan
Healy
Warren Peters
Evelyn Johnson Small
Peter Bertasso
Summer Reading Club Opens Season at Troy Library
The Troy Public Library and Lans ingburg branch start a ten week Summer Reading Club with weekly 2:30 p.m. meetings to discuss books and participate in quizzes. Members vote on favorite books, exhibit original work, and earn prizes during Book Week. Children may borrow three books at a time, with remote readers allowed six for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Public
Lansingburg
Margaet
Kathryn Riegert
Ann Marie Kruegler
Morton Myers
Post Opens Rooms To Convention Delegates
Members of Noble Callahan Post American Legion met at 14 First Street to prepare quarters for tonight’s meeting of delegates to the state convention of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. Sessions open this afternoon and run through Sunday with three new membership applications. Delegates to the county Legion convention were deferred to the next meeting. Sunday the Squadron bugle and drum corps will join the Purple Heart memorial service at Monument Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion
First Street
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Joseph F. Carey
County Legion
Purple Heart Memorial
Monument Square
Burgoyne Cannon To Be Restored To Battlefield
Three Revolutionary War cannon captured from the British at Saratoga in 1777, long used as decorative artillery at the State Department Building in Washington, will be returned to the battlefield. Removal began yesterday. among 29 guns ten will be melted for scrap, ten go to the Army War College, four to Naval Station grounds in Arlington, one to Arlington Memorial Bridge approach, one to St Augustine, and three back to Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
State Department
Washington, D.C
Parkway
Arlington Memorial Bridge
St. Augustine
Fla
Man, 65, and Three Children Hurt in Series of Accidents
A sequence of accidents yesterday afternoon left four people hurt, including 65 year old William Roberts in Fair condition with back injuries after a tractor tipped on his farm near Old Plank Road Pleasantdale. Three children sustained injuries when a window fell on a 4 month old, a 7 year old suffered a head laceration from a fall, and a 30 month old received a head cut near home. all were treated at local hospitals and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Leonard Hospital
Jjuries
Pleasantdale
Roberts
Wayne Wright
Burden Avenue
Kathryn Swantek
John E Swantek
Second Street
Troy Hospital
First Prescinct
Dolores Dare
President Street
John J. Curley
Stephen Izzo
Sixth Avenue
Central Station
Izzo
River Street
Bond Street
Disabled Arm Brings Man 3510 Award
An award of 3510 was made in Compensation Court for Referee Lyman A Kilburn to Chattles C Ambrose for loss of use of 45 percent of his left arm while employed with Behr Manning Corp. Other awards: Harry Brush 481 11 for disability Jan 31 1942 to date. Dominick Chiera 500 lump sum. Dr Nicholas F Brignola 10. Fred Douglas 475. Ernest G Fosmire 187 50. Clarence J Whinnery 175 58 for loss of use of left foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman A. Kilburn
Chattles C. Ambrose
Rose
Behr-Manning Corp
Harry Brush
John A. Manning Paper Co
Dominick ,Chiera
Morton
Tuttle Co
Nicholas F. Brignola
Fred Douglas
John W. Cowper Co. Inc
Ernest G. Fosmire
Eddy Valve Co
Clarence J. Whinnery
Behr- Manning Corp
Stillwater Man's Case Adjourned in Mechanicville Court
Peter J. Cerkowski faces second degree assault charges for stabbing and robbing Esse Dodge, 51, of Mechanicville. A July 8 adjournment was ordered by Judge Boward J. Reilly at the request of Saratoga County DA John F. Doyle after Dodge reported a home intrusion and $35 loss. Dodge identified the suspect. Dodge was treated at Leonard Hospital after the incident. CONCLUDE SEASON. Troy Tent Hive of Maccabees met at 81 Fourth Street for the last summer meeting. adjourned to Thursday, Sept. 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Peter J. Cerkowski
Stillwater
Esse Dodge
Boward J. Reilly
John F. Doyle
Saratoga County
Dodge
Leonard Hospital
Cerkowski
Troy
Maccabees
Fourth Street
Alfred F. Dundon
George Tuarge
H. R. Mason
Washington County Republicans to nominate at August caucus
Washington County Republicans set a party caucus for Saturday August 14 at 130 pm in the Hudson Falls Court House to nominate coroners delegates to the judicial convention and fill vacancies. Chairman Herbert A Bartholomew presided with County Clerk Ralph P Smith as assistant secretary and James Gibson Jr district attorney as secretary. Delegates named include Bascom Dowell Smith Van Kirk with alternates Berkowitz Middleworth Parrish Waite. Nominating petitions will be circulated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Republican Committee
Hudson Falls Court House
Herbert A. Bartholomew
Ralph P. Smith
James Gibson, Jr
Charles H. Holmes
Cambridge
LeRoy E. Borrowman
Fort Edward
Wyman
Bascom
John H. Dowell
Greenwich
Hudson Falls
Herbert A. van Kirk
Albert Berkowitz
Granville
LeRoy E. Middleworth
Malcolm M. Parrish
Edward R. Waite
Mr. Bartholomew
Merrill A. Colvin
Hartford
George A Pierce
Easton
Sheaff Lake
Sheldon
Fort Ann
Staff Assistants To Be Graduated At Troy Red Cross
The Staff Assistants Corps of the Rensselaer County Chapter American Red Cross will hold graduation exercises at the Troy Masonic Temple on Tuesday at 8 p m. Speakers include Miss Virginia Beecher Smith of the national Red Cross and James C Ryan chapter chairman. Members of the corps are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
American Red Cross
Troy Masonic ‘Temple
Virginia Beecher Smith
National Office of the Red Cross
James C. Ryan
Recognition Quiz HULEIT amed Mohican answer fireman
A native volunteer fireman who during a blaze earned a place on the regular force. Injured, he spent time in hospital but recovered and rose to head a city department. He is active in business fraternal and political circles and has ties to the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Ellis K of C and the Laureate Boat Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amed Mohican
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis, Ellis, K. of C
Laureate Boat Club
Lansingburg Boys Club enrolls 68 in summer camp growth
The Lansingburg Boys Club reports 68 registrations for its summer camp, triple the prior year. On opening day older boys played baseball at the 116th Street grounds with Lincoln Marzello in charge while younger members built model airplanes under Richard Kane. Afternoon hikes to Miami Beach included lunch and swimming supervised by George Winkler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
116Th Street Grounds
Lincoln Marzello
Richard Kane
Miami Beach
George Winkler
Paul
Young
Nicholas Lenneck
Donald Christensen
Donald MacCullough
Alice Hitchcock
Lenneck
Springfield College
Hitchcock
Thies
Greenwich Board Calls 29 Men For Physical Test
Twenty nine men from the Washington County Draft Board 2 Greenwich will depart early for final physical examinations at the induction center. The contingent includes Argyle Irwin W Hayes Cambridge Horton McKachron Easton Donald J Neilson Renme E Jackson Fort Edward George A Ormsby John E Blair Guy E Perkins Thomas J Cronkhite Edward G Viele John R King Vincent G McCabe George E Reardon Leland M Church Hilton H Dickinson Greenwich Nathan B Langdon David E Webb Graham Blandy 8rd Richard L Wilson William 34 Harris Gordon C Herrington Charles W Sherman John T Burns John Bloom Samuel J Nolan Wesley Earp Bergen R Suydam Jackson Vincent McDonald White Creek George S Coulter Raymond H Woodcock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Draft Board
Greenwich
Argyle
Irwin W. Hayes
Cambridge
Horton McKachron
Easton
Donald J. Neilson
Renme £. Jackson
Fort
Leland M. Church
Hilton H. Dickinson
Nathan
Langdon
David E. Webb
Graham Blandy
Richard L. Wilson
William
Harris
Gordon C. Herrington
Charles W. Sherman
John T. Burns
John Bloom
Samuel J. Nolan
Wesley Earp
Bergen R. Suydam
Jackson
Vincent McDonald
White Creek
George S Coulter
Raymond H. Woodcock
Cambridge Man Fined for Theft in Albany County Court
Jonas Green, 43, of Cambridge, was fined $100 and given a suspended sentence of 51 months yesterday after pleading guilty to unlawful entry and petit larceny in Albany County Court. He admitted stealing two chairs and a clock from Emma Thomas of Westerlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Green
Cambridge
Albany
Emma Thomas
Westerlo
Fresh Air Home Interviews Slated Monday at Troy
A registration period for the Troy Times Fresh Air Home at Grafton will be held 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the Health Center at State Street and Seventh Avenue. Some vacancies remain for the first two week period as parents in war industries may contribute a small weekly fee for child care. The party will depart Troy for Grafton next Wednesday. Officers note strong response from parents and aim to register children for all two week periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Times
Fresh Air
Grafton
State Street
Seventh Avenue
Troy
Fresh Air Home
Number of School Pupils Going to Work Doubled
Labor official James H. Lenden reports Troy area pupils from grade and high schools doubled in seeking working certificates from 1941 to 1942 as labor shortages grow. About 1,068 regular certificates and 328 vacation papers issued since July, with 530 to 600 high school pupils leaving school since July 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H.lenden
Troy
Lenden
Lansingburg
River and Liberty Streets
Four Drivers Lose Gas Ration Books At Ballston Spa
Four of 13 summoned to Ballston Spa Court House for alleged OPA violations regarding non essential driving had ration books seized. eight charges dismissed and one failed to appear. Hearings will be reviewed at Albany OFA, with penalties to follow by the local rationing board. Ernest E. Felazo and Louis Rolling led the hearings. a further charge may be filed for nonappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston Spa Court House
OPA
Albany
OFA
Ballston Spa
Ernest E. Felazo
Louis Rolling
Middle Falls Barn Burns destroys livestock and car
Fire at the Mansfield property in Middle Falls Wednesday night gutted a large barn owned by Mr and Mrs John Jeffers. It killed 25 chickens one pig and damaged an automobile and farm implements. Greenwich fire department could not save the barn. The Jeffers couple work at American Locomotive and GE plants in Schenectady. Their son was the only person on site. Insurance partially covers the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jeffers
Middle Falls
Mansfield Place
Greenwich Fire Department
Jeffers
American Locomotive Plant
Schenectady
Hudson Falls Soldier Missing
Mr and Mrs William H De Ridder of 4 North Delaware Street Hudson Falls were informed by the War Department that their son Pfc Leonard R DeRidder is missing in action overseas and may be a prisoner of the enemy. He enlisted in 1939 and has served at Fort Taylor and in Maryland North Carolina and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. DeRidder
North
Delaware Street
Hudson Falls
War Department
Pfc
Leonard R. DeRidder
DeRidder
Fort Tay
Maryland
North Carolina
Puerto Rico
Troy Natives Fill General Electric Posts
J L Feininger a Troy native and RPI graduate has been named manager of General Electric’s Resin and Insulation Material Division overseeing varnish varnished cloth igyptal and mica products. Also named are C K Mead of Fair Haven and H E K Collings a Clarkson grad, both natives of upstate towns, with Mead appointed sales manager and Collings superintendent of the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L. Feininger
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
General Electric Co
Feininger
Louis F. Feininger
Oakwood Avenue
American Chemical Society
Mohawk Golf Club
Schenectady
G. EB. Research Laboratory
American Chemo=real Society
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Troy Country Club
Bouton Road
C. K. Mead
Fair Haven
General Electric
H EK Collings
Clarkson College of Techenology
Tupper Lake
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Troy, N
Lustin
Saveman
John M. Cusick
Lynn
John Lynn
Bond
Joseph M. Bond
Peter
Helen Neary
Benzie
Ocean Grove
N. J
Grace L. Benne
Clford M. Benzie
George Chesbrough
Asbury Park
Farry
North Lake Avenue
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Labor Party
Republicans
St. Anthony's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Snook
East Greenbush
Matilda Becker
Jacob H. Snook
Surzyn (Sawyer
Casimir Surzyn
Regina Bresette
Nancy
Edward
Ralph
Apaluma Surzyn
Ontario St
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Waterford
Zammer
Highlands Ave
John C. Zimmer
Josephine Cudahy
Roe Rodgers
Alexandria
John &E. Zimmer
U. S. Navy
J. Eugene
Zimmer
Thomas Mancing
Wiliam J
Sylvia Zimmer
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Mary's Cemetery
Kiwanis
Standing
Harold W Turner
Guy F. Swinnerton
E. A. Wachter
R. P. Neitzel
Post
Man
Huleit
Carl
Greenwich Board
L. Feininger
C. Stewart Ferguson
Mercy Wri
Atl River ST
Palon Die
J. B
P. M
John Abbey
Fifteenth Street
William Adamson
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