Belcher Woman Dies at Local Hospital Post
Mrs Belcher formerly Alice Mary Roth died June 2 at Attnhster Hospital after childbirth at Home. The funeral details note she was a farmer’s wife, with Ruth Bennin among those mentioned in the local notices. The item references the Troy Record and a lengthy oblique report with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belcher
Mar Hive
Alice Mary Roth
Atthster Hospital
Paul & Post
David
DIED BROWN FINE FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
A series of obituaries notes the deaths of Brown Wittien F. Brown of Orlando Fionna Elanor Catherine and Loraine Mary Brown, with funeral services at Walter Healey Funeral Chapel and Oakwood Cemetery. Also listed are Burton Furchek Golledge Granberg Hogan and many relatives with funeral details and interment plans in local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Luna
Anna Winkleman
Corp
William C. Brown
Orlando
Fionna
Elanor Catherine
Loraine Mary Brown
Andrew Rows
Alice “Annon
Finneral
Walter & Healey Puneral
Fourth St. Monilaw
Oakwood
Burton
Center
Brunswick
Harriet Burton
Jace George Burton
Clift Golden
Johnsonville
la Beoows
Chathan
Hazel Einle
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Martin Button
Schaghticoke
Arthur ‘Button
Chicuzo
Extiel Duncan
Center Brisswick
Clark & Blake Memorial
River St
Schagtricoke
Sfurquak
Veterans Hos? Pial
Bronx
New York City
Johaoph Furchek
Abdrew Furehak
Susana Jeseck
Rocker
Henry Surniche
Sam
Second Street
Kingmas Golledge
Jogster
Warner Gol Jed
Addie
Got
Rensselser
Granberg
Samaritan
Oscar BP
Grancy
Bigrie Trester
Normaa
Robert Granberg
Fred ‘Parker
Erhart Swensson
Ernest, Lindqiark
Cortland Shepherd
Balone Funeral Home
Congress Street
Yelock
Hogan
Cohoes
Elizabeth C. Dilton
Ate Patrick
Set
Bogan
Railstone Lake
Dward
Curamings
Waterrilet
Joseph £. Brackley
Conoes
Catherine Fitzgerald
Cohnes
McErwalh Ave
St Agnes’ Church
Friage
Bowers
King
Waterford
Sire King
Quandt
Ee Broad Street
Roberger
Hoge Cardway
Charles E. Roberger
Helen
Charles J
Pic
Edmund Roberger
Clarence Remillard
Fourth Street
St. Lawrence's Church
St. Jean's Cemetery
Badsen
the Leonard Hospital
Sophie Madsen
Hens P. Matisen
Stanning
Isabell F. Kenner
John Menning
Bay ‘T
Joseph
Scttenectady
Peter J
Frank L. Manning
Troy
Elizabe
Stone Ave
St Buchac's
Anthracite Ceiling Set At 14 Per Ton in Troy Area
The OPA regional schedule sets a 14.00 per ton ceiling for stove egg and nut coal in the Troy delivery district including parts of Albany County north of Menands and east of Latyam, with rebates for cash. Other sizes priced locally with varying amounts, and delivery extra charges capped at 50 cents per hour, all based on December 1941 highs plus specific increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
OPA
Por Stove
Albany County
Menands
Latyam
Albany
Rensselaer
Rensselaer County
Schenectady
Veteran Richard Eckert dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
Richard Eckert 43 a war veteran died at Saratoga Hospital from a bullet wound in his left temple believed self inflicted. He had recently signed papers for admission to a veterans hospital after discharge last fall and shot himself after leaving the room. His wife sister and brother were present at home. He was treated at Saratoga Hospital and given last rites by Rev. Walter Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Eckert
Saratoga Hospital
Eckert
R. Paul Shhaeffer
Ballston Spa
J. Paul McGirr
John A. Eckert
Webster B. Moriariie
Frederick G. Eaton
Walter Campbell
St. Clement's Church
Retired Methodist Pastor Hidgman Golledge Dies at 77
Rev Hidgman Golledge 77 a retired clergyman who served Pray Methodist Conference pastorates from 1890 to 1936 died yesterday at his home 1906 Second Street Rensselaer Survivors include daughter Addie M J Gotledge of Rensselaer and son Staff Sergt Robert J Golledge U S Army overseas Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from residence and 230 pm from Broadway Methodist Church Rensselaer Interment Oakwood Cemetery Troy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
XN. Y
Monter
St. Joseph's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Cambridge
Reynard
Thie City
Fred Reynard
Frah Ees Barrett
Mrz
Alec Ames
Jobi Waser
Pith Avenue
Shee Mages
Sarah
Shaughnessy
Sion Avenue
Des Merice
Rushand
May Birch Sheehy
John. i
Sau
Michael Sheehy
W. Tretsmer
Lynbrook
Long Island
Donald
E. Tate
Elizabeth. Wood
William Daw
Walter Tate
Morris Funeral Home
Pakwood
Hidgman Golledge
Pray Methodist
Second Street
Rensselaer
Fresh Air Home Opening Set for July 12
The Troy Times reports the Fresh Air Home at Grafton will open July 12 for the first two week camping period. Registration for the season runs Monday and Tuesday from 7 am to 3 pm at the Health Center at Seventh Avenue and State Street, with parents submitting applications to secure their children’s two week vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Times
Fresh Air
Graftonth
Pam
Seventh Avenue
State Street
Evertings
Fresh Air Home
Died notices and funeral details in waterford and nearby towns
Obituaries and funeral notices list several deaths including Minnie Eudora Woodward of East Nassau and Susxbend of Anna V. Walsh. Details cover burial in East Nassau and at St Agnes Cemetery, with services at St. Bria quiet mass and arrangements by Clumings Funeral Home. Other notices name Julia S. UaoSramer and multiple Wright family members, plus several Brown Vogel and Jamieson relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune EL Oita
Wolk
Anna V. Walsh
Charles J. Wolk
Paul
Ersiger
Waterford
N.Y
Fuderal
St. Lawrence's Church
Woodward
East Nassau
Minnie Eudora Woodward
Ite Lewis Woodward
Dirs Dennis Williams
East Naxman
Norman Turner
East Naseau
Pam
East
Nasser Rum
Albany
S. Wright. Sas: Band of Thaiste Julia S. UaoSramer: Father of Frederick, John F
T. Wright
Martin Beldeaga
Frank Wright
Pages N, Moore
Ticonderoga
Rock Manor
Osi
Triad Avenue
Weterttet
St.Agnes’ Cemetery
Concer
New Pastors of St Marys Honored At Reception
Rev Joseph P Kelly andRev Thomas Meehan were honored at a parish reception at St Marys Church hall. Attendees included Msgr Edward Wassies and Rev James Lawler who spoke, while students from St Marys School sang. A basket of roses was given to the new pastors, with representatives from the parish men and women presenting tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Kelly
Thomas Meehar
Gawly
St Mary's Church
Father Kelly
Church of the Visitation
Schuylevitle
James J. Casey
Schuyierville
Pesherjeeene
St Colusba’s
Schenee
Edward A Wassies
Way
J Bodrebs
Welly Ead Meehan
Edward Ofakey
St. Mary's
James A
St. Patrick's Church
Wachter
Dev Priets
Vine LaVigne
Girke
St. Miarg’s School
Grenda
Ellen Woods
Elizabeth Whised
Ann Sullivan
Guiz
Dasey
Lawlor
Leonard Hicks
Hicks
Postoffice Heads End Convention
The ninth annual joint convention of New York State Chapters of the National Association of Postmasters and the National Association of Postal Supervisors closed with a dinner for postmasters and a final meeting by supervisors. Officers reelected include John M. Heyes president and Frank X Huey first vice president. Congressman William Byrne spoke at the dinner predicting Allied victory in seven to eight months against Germany and about two years total to end the war. Continued on Page Fight: POSTOFFICE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
National Association of Postmasters
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Hendrick Hoodsen
Siste
John M. Heyes
Buffalo
Frank X Huey
Long Island City
William L. Palmer
Syracuse
Carl A. Schubmeh
Rochester
William T. Brrne
Loudontilie
Germany
Japan
Byrne
United States
Russia
Pearl Harbor
Postoffice
Tin can salvage nets 48 tons for city war effort
After a week of storms and damage control, Troy reports 48 tons of tin cans collected in the East Side area. Six gondola cars carried cans to a refining plant in Pittsburg for weighing and payment at a per ton rate, with about 22 pounds of tin per ton usable for the war effort and the rest recycled as scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
East Side
William F. Luby
Public
Pittsburg
Citizenship Hearing Set in Saratoga County July 7
Saratoga County citizenship applicants will be heard July 7 during the special term of Supreme Court for Saratoga County. Justice Daniel F. Imrie will preside at 10 a m for applicant reports. hearings begin at 40 a m. List includes Benjamin Casertini Saratoga Springs Maria Lidstrom Gansevoort Alma Herling Round Lake Antonetta Taross Schuylerville Elizabeth Dorig ny Ballston Lake Anna Cermuga Waterford Louis Tagnone Mechanicville Katherine Czupil Ballston Spa Michalina Corzybow ski Mechanicville Giro Mormile Thomas Cherinelli Michele Panza Joseph Staigar Morris Gordon Michal Maryszack Donna Kowalchak Vikent Dovnarovich Galway Alice Lee Mey Saratoga Springs Gaetano Esposito Anthony Rin aldi Julia Leontine Gauthier Susanna Alardo Mechanicville Mary Podwirny Ballston Spa Emile Bouchet Ballston Spa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailston Spa
Supreme Court
Saratoga County
Daniel F. Imrie
Benjamin Casertini
Saratoge Springs
Maria Henrietta Lidstrom
Gansevoort
Alma Christina Herling
Round Lake
Antonetta Taross
Schuylerville
Elizabeth Dorigny
Ballstom Lake
Anna Ceremuga
Waterford
Louis Tagnone
Saratoga Springs
Gaetano Esposito
Anthony Rinaldi
Julia
Leontine Gauthier
Susanna Alardo
Mechanicville
Mary Podwirny
Sballston Spa
Emile Alphonse Bouchet
Ballston, Spa
Civilian Protector May Serve Without Pay
William N. Cromie, Saratoga County director of civilian protection, whose paid term ends July 3, is asked to continue without compensation. Edgar King, chairman of the board, said a decision awaits a legal ruling from County Attorney John W. Nichols and may avoid a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Cromie
Saratoga County
Edgar King
Board of Supervisors
King
Joh W. Nichols
Cohoes Man Elected Secretar y Treasurer of NY Federal Employees
Lionel J. Chouinard of Cohoes elected secretary treasurer of the New York State Federation of Federal Employees at the annual meeting in Albany. Susar Swim of Highland Falls named president. Edward Hood of Schenectady first vice president and Adolph Passeckott of Albany second vice president. Franklin Wright retires as president and will be a delegate to the national convention in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel J. Chouinard
Cohoes
New York
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledges Local Contributions
The Troy Times notes thanks from Fresh Air Home for donations from Misa Elisabeth H. Flack and Alfred Whitehurst. The Brunswick Dramatic Club of Center Brunswick also contributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air Fund
Troy Times
Fresh Air Home
Misa Elisabeth H. Flack
Alfred Whitehurst
We the
Bruewick Dramatia Club of
Center Bruguwick
School 14 P T A Fetes Graduates
A dinner for graduates teachers and PTA members at School 14 featured remarks by pupil Robert Milhouse and principal Miss Anns Morey. Mrs Bernard G Smith led the evening with seating and kitchen help by a long list of volunteers. Rhythm Rings provided music and songs were sung by Dorothy Hakes Jean Dehim Frances Lansing and Mary Olsozowy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Tesch Ver Association of School 14
George E. Krug
Misa Anns Morey
Ss Ide
Robert Milhouse
P T. A
Bernard G. Smith
The
Association
Dorothy Hakes
Jean Dehim
Frances Lansing
Mary Olsozowy
George Bohrer
Wiliam Tedesco
Patrick McKeon
Michael F.paaton
Joseph Chambers
Theresa Lee
Nicholas Yzouer
George Tarlox
Joan
Lehigtan
Albert DeMarco
George Patterson
Hobar’ Nason
Chester Aan
Howse
Lei Brafman
Robert Luce
Steegmayer
Weather Bureau predicts first good day in a week for Troy
June weather forecaster says Troy will see fair and warmer conditions after a week of storms and heavy rainfall. The 226 inches of rain in 21 hours caused extensive street and crop damage, with haying delayed and vegetable yields reduced. Downtown Troy faced the heaviest downpour overnight and scattered showers continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Troy
Gay
Albury
Green Island Gardens Shine in Victory Garden Contest
Green Island residents tout thriving Victory Gardens amid recent heavy rains and flood damage. Hudson Avenue elderly Jerry Cusack tends riverbank plots with whitewashed borders and diverse crops. A large Ford Property plot hosts the district’s biggest garden with interplanted beans, tomatoes, and beets. Seventeen families share the project and many gardeners report peas ready to can, with instructions from local authorities on safe canning practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Isend
Troy
Green Island Gardens
Jerry Cusack
Hudson Avenue
Herve
Deans
Elsborate
Jethuce
Ford
Green Island
Victory Gardeners
Victory Garden Contest Entry Blank Published by The Troy Record
Contest open to residents of Troy and nearby cities. Gardens must cover about 500 square feet or 25 by 20 feet. Prizes include War Bonds and War Stamps valued at 245 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Record
Victory Garden
Troy
Cohoes
Watervlies
Green Island
Waterford
Break in 124th Street Storm Sewer Repaired
Public Works crews repaired a 35 inch brick storm sewer break under Lansingburg streets after heavy rain blocked progress. Workers lowered water using pumps and dealt with a 12 foot section collapse nine feet underground. City crews plan temporary street repairs once water subsides and continued site cleanup along Linden Locust avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
Public Works Department
12Th Street
23Th Street
Spring Avenue
Linden
Locust Avenues
William F. Luby
Invasion Craft Boosts War Bond Sale
TheLot Blue Star visited Watervliet Waterford and Albany stops on a state tour to promote war bond sales. Spectators purchased $33 in bonds at Waterford while crews and officials hosted ceremonies and talks. Brig Gen Gillespie welcomed the craft at Watervliet Arsenal docks and Arthur Baron led the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Star
Waterview
Waterford
Chy
Waterford and
Cohoes
Tho K
Ell Linge- Ha
Navy
Alexander G. Gillespie
Watervliet Arsenal
Arsenel
Arthur Baron
Jekié Kel
Homer
Henry Aldrich
Helen Max
Luscheéen
W Imen
Wwaterford Committee
Lusiheer
Pord
Catetéria
Raymond White
Lemuel Wise
Watervliet
Arsenal
Mr. Laughlin
Fia
Riverside Park
Albany
Auto Accidents Increase but Fewer Are Fatal
State Motor Vehicle Bureau reports four month period in Troy shows eighty accidents this year versus sixty two last year with forty three percent death rate. Watervliet records twenty two accidents and no deaths. Cohoes twenty two with forty one percent death rate. Rensselaer ten with no deaths. Saratoga Springs eighteen with no deaths. Glens Falls four with no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Watervilet
Cohoes
Rensselaer
Saratoga Springs
Glens Falls
Brunswick Schools Ponder Centralization
Representatives from Brunswick area school districts debated centralizing administration at GarField School Eagle Mills. A committee was named to gauge community interest while Maurice & Osborne of Troy explained state education procedure. Elton J. Fakes led the session with Wayne F. Koppes chairing the centralization group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Garfield
Eagle Mills
Maurice & Osborne
F Troy
Finance Bureau
State Department of Education
Elton J. Fakes
First Supervisory District
Wayne F. Koppes
Eagie Mills
Freud Kohl
Georg Daniels
Cropseyville
Merrill Lee
Center Brunswick
Athenian Lodge Elects Delegates to Grand Lodge Session
Athenian Lodge 9 Odd Fellows met at Diamond Rock Hall with Nicholas Giannopolous presiding. Alexander C. Schafer was elected representative to the Grand Lodge Session at Schenectady on August 7 28 and 24 with William J. Pratt as alternate. Abe Wollins was announced to attend a meeting Funder evening planned by the district deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenian Lodge
Alexander C. Schafer
Grand
Schenectady
William J. Pratt
Odd Fellows
Diamond Rock Hall
Abe Wollins
Nicholas Giannopolous
Noble Grand
Troy Record Garden Prizes for Five Troy Area Communities
The Troy Record offers prizes for best gardens in Troy Watervliet Cohoes Green Island and Waterford. A garden must be 509 square feet or larger. Awards include War Bonds War Stamps and cash in multiple classes for backyard and public land plots. Entry blanks are on the page with a June 3 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
WatervHet
Cohoes
Green Island
Waterford Teoba Cigidiz
Trojane
Gift to Major Smith by Troy Firemen
Major Eric A. Smith ends ten years as Salvation Army commander and transfers to a new post. Carl Larkin presents the farewell gift on behalf of Fire Chief Carl A. Smith and the department. Smith aided firefighters with coffee during cold weather and fires, sharing hazards and helping at roofs and smoke-filled structures. His final service was held at the temple last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Srémen
Eric A. Smith
Salvation Army
Carl Larkin
Uniform Firemen’s Association
Carl A. Smith
Slator Smith
Major Smith
Upstate County Creates Centralized School District
Voters approved establishing a single central school district for Greenwich Easton Cambridge Fort Edward Jackson Margyle Hebron and Salem in Washington County by a special election at Grenwich High School. A five member board will govern with terms varying from one to five years and an organizational meeting is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Easton
Cambridge
Fort Edward
Jackson
Margyle
Hebron
Salem
Washington County
Grenwich High School
Harry G. Russell
James Flaherty
Eastton
Russell Grer
Graham Blandy
Signal Station Staff Vacations Listed
Thomas J. Larkin announces the vacation schedule for station operators at the Signal Station. July 14 5 Philip Ryan July 16 31 Joseph Burns Aug 1 13 John Dippold Aug 16 33 1 John Donahue Sept 1 13 Gilbert Orinsby Sept 23 L Frenk Walsh Oct Lik Martin Benson Miss Eihan Goyette vacation January 16 31 Miss Katherine Doyle Aug 1 31 to Tk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Larkin
Mr Erators
Philip Ryan
Joseph Burns
John Dippold
John Donahue
Gilbert Orinsby
Frenk Walsh
Martin Benson
Eihan Goyette
Jair
Katherine Doyle
Police Take Two To Local Hospitals
Police removed Mirss Raymond Hebert a13 from 629 Grand Street to Troy Hospital yesterday morning until she was returned home. Offiers William Bell and Joseph Buchanan also took Ernest Stevens 32 of 1639 Fifth Avenue to Samaritan Hospital with a dislocated shoulder and he was returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirss Raymond ‘Hebert
Grand Street
Whess
Wes ii
Troy Hospital
William Bell
Joseph Buchanan
Central Police
Stefon
Ernest
Stevens
Fifth Avenue
Samaritan
Three Held After Gambling Raid
Police arrested Joan Clos laborer John Ferris clerk and Abtcham Hachigian moulder after a Saturday raid at 203 Campus Street and later at 273 River Street and 4356 Federal Avenue. Officers seized cash cards and two craps tables with a judge set to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Pollkee
Joan Clos
Gay Setond Street
John Ferris
Pitta
Abtcham Hardigian
Jacob Street
James F. Byron
Edmund. M. Sullivan
Kensera G. Fake
Jona Buehler
Haro
Albers J. Watson
Tai
Pewsscor
Cacgres Street
Cioi Wan
River Street
Ferris
Hachigsen
Vish
Ciofi
Hachigian
Central Police
Second Regiment Troops Train At Peekskill
Troops of the Statie Guard arrived at Camp Smith Peekskill for a 12 day field training course to ready for action in quelling disturbances. Major W Frank Laver Lee led the unit with companies from Cohoes Glens Falls and Saratoga joining at arriving time. A field mess and rifle marksmanship training opened the first day with a riot control village built on site for demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statie Guard
Camp Smith
Peekskill
Troy
Armory
Troy Union Station
W. Frank Laver Lee
Batt
Hoosick Falls
Cohoes
Saratoga
Glens Falls
Cohoés
Arsi
John Z. Prout
Leversee
Hollywood
Lieut Michael Collins Wales Wounded in Action in Italy
Lieut Michael Collins Wales 25 son of Mrs Rena Collins Wales of 225 Burdett Avenue has been wounded in action in Italy according to a letter to his mother. He describes a slight thigh wound from shell fragments and is hospitalized. He entered service January 1942 and left for overseas duty September 1943 with the infantry after training at Plattsburg RO T C. Previously he worked for General Electric in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Collins Welex
Rena Collins Wales
Burdett Avenue
Italy
Weles
Infantry
Plattsburg
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Odd Fellows to Elect At Meeting Tomorrow
Officers will be elected at the annual Mudaon Valley Lodge meeting of the Odd Fellows Temple on kth Street. Hane P. Land, apole grand, will preside. After naming officers members will ballot for representatives to the grand lodge session in Schenectady August 21 to 34. Tonight Diamond Rock Hall will name representatives and proxies to the state convention, Earl V. Hohn presiding. Trojan Lodge members also meet at the Jewish Community Center rooms for their session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudaon Valley Lodge
Kth Street
Odd Fellows Temple
Hane P. Land
Apole Grand
Grand Lodge
Schenectady
Diamond Rock Hall
Diamond Rock Lodge
Earl V. Hohn
Noble Grand
Trojan Lodge
Jewish Commannty Center
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Albert Goldman
P. T. A. Fetes
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124Th Street
Brunswick Schools
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Upstate
Lieut
M. C. Wales
Broadway
Cigagerts Cras
Trekellen
Satie
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