Memorials and Births From The Samaritan Hospital
In loving memory of loved ones and recent births at the Samaritan Hospital. Entries note patients, parents, and dates such as June with names like Masrakka, Deren, and Paulin dean Sra Patrizio. Several items mention former residences and family relations amid hospital notices and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Bassiitan
Kenest L Meyer
Carol Marie
Mea Meyer
Margaret Bell Patri
Samariver
M. JS
Michael Pains
Doukhter
Paulin Dean
Patrizio
Guagolgses
Yalboor
Samaritan Hospital
County Bond Sales Pass Ten Million in War Drive
Renstelaer County war bond drive reported sales surpassing 10 million dollars since opening June 12 with a 19 000 000 quota. Individual and corporate sales totals near 2 98 279 595 25 with 9 340 individual sales and 45 corporate sales, Troy stores contributing 1 958 500 to the grand total. Treasury notes show rising costs for aircraft and mules illustrating wartime price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renstelaer County
Piha
Rabola
S Beach Parker
Troy
New York
Renaséixér Canary
Treasury Department
DIED IN WATERVLIET FOOD DEATH NOTICES JUNE 1944
Dated death notices list numerous obituaries from Watervliet and Troy area including Austin Brennan Koberger Golledge Notting OBrien McRae Madsen Manning Messier Notting Sapone Scha... Funeral arrangements note private services or church rites at local churches and residences. Names include Guessley Austin Julia Conasu James Brennan Jessie Golledge and Rose Koberger among others.
Troy Chums Aboard Texas In Invasion
Two Troy youths, Edward J. Hope jr. and Ernest F. Gratton jr., served aboard the battleship Texas during D Day. They described crossing the Channel through mine fields, engaging enemy emplacements, and transferring wounded U S Rangers to ships, with one Ranger dying after two days on the beach. They said they helped capture prisoners and faced night air attacks and glider bombs while in the thick of the invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Europe
Troy School
Texas
Edward J. Hope, Jr
Edward J. Hope
Mann ‘Avenue
Ernest F. Gratton
Zope
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
Docks Washed Away At Saratoga Lake
Rain last week left Saratoga Lake levels high and many docks along the shore washed away. Fish Creek outflow gates remain open, per Saratoga Lake Property Association president Crawford. Obituaries follow: Shaughnessy, Mary Milien, died in city on June 24, funeral at 9 am at residence, then St Michael's, interment St Joseph's Cemetery. Sheshey, Lieut. John J., died in action in Italy, May 18, 1944, of Watervliet, husband of Anne Birch Shasay, with services at St Bridget's Church and La Salle Institute noted. Aton, Garabed H., died June 22, 1944, in Oakwood, prayers 2 pm, Armenian Calvary Congregational Church service 2:45, interment Elmwood Cemetery. Wright, Thomas B., died June 14, Albany Hospital, funeral from Cummings Funeral Home, services at St Bridget's Church 9 am, interment in Albany Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aestin
Watervitet
Guessley Austin
Effie Pier
Ernest Austin
Brachantcellle
Ram
Gintral
J. Gregory Nealon
4Th Ave
Andrew Furchak
Susanna Jes
Henry Burnlebe
Saumud Lucowitz
George Jensen
Harry Jensen
Andrew
Vera Mildred
Gloria Surebak
Gonoes Road
Watervliet
St. Basil's Russian Orthodox Church
Golledge
Kingman Golledge
Lnte
Jessie L. Warner Golledge
Mise Addié M.’ Golledge
Rensselaer
Sérgi. Rovert J. Golledge
U.S
Theadre
St. Lawrence's Church
St San 'S Cemetery
Mac Rea
Samaritan Hospital
David X. MacRae
Edith Webster Smith
Troy
William Abs Rae
Schenectady
Oakwood
Madsen
Atee
Sophie Matsen
F. Madsen
Ae Mason
Ave. North
Stowe Ave
St Michael's Church
St Joseph ‘S Cemetery
Messiee
River Street
Cohoes
Fee P
Meaner
Apumb
Ak Eneress
Edwin
Sir Prederick Thomas
Paul
Anthony
Afedore
Joseph
George Slesster
William A. Toohey
Wi4th Street
Second Avenue
Notsing
Edward J. Notting
Argaretr Tobin
Mergaret
Nutting
Bre
Amr
Wagner
O'Brien
Thomas. B. O'Brien
Thomas O'Brien
Frantek Cusack
John P. O’shed
St. Mares Church
Gtarkie
Misa Mary G. Gbrien
Granvilis
Emmett A. Manning
Reynar
Fred & i
Frances Barrenytz
John Wager
Gexidience
MEY
Teesdas Acening
Elmwood Cemetery
Dominick
Madeline Sapone
Giovan- Botte
St. Anthony's
Schasa
Bawk Street
Cohoex
Mrs
Amna
Schank Eral
Waterford
Saratoga Lake
Rank
Crawford
Oxnett Association
Fish Creek
Shaughnessy
Igid
Mary Milien
Peter Shaughnessy
Sarah
Ae Shaughnessy
Stow Avenus
St Mishael's ‘Church
St Joseph's Camheters
Smerhy
Italy
John J. Sheshy
Watervilet
Anne Birch Shasay
John
Richard
Michael Shephy
Watertliet
Richard “Sheehy
Albany
St. Bridget's ‘Church
la Salle Instituts
Sisie National Guard
Aton
Mon
Sire
Ebay Oanae & Son
Mohaws Fatémmeny
Oakwood Cis
Garabed
H. Tellajian
Rebecca Toolajian
James
George Tellajian
Goth
Trey
Ezras Teflalisn
Yettem
Rebecca Markarian
J. Jemirhan
Syria
Armmitaian Calvary Congregational Church
Elmetood
Wright
Thomes B. Wright
Titis E. VanBramer
Frederick, Sonn
Belden
Frank Wright
Davion Croere
Mac Lecondésona
Rober
Catholic High Seniors Note Class Night
Catholic Central High School seniors held Class Night in the auditorium to read the class history and will. Guia na St. John presided as president of the senior class. The senior class held its morning communion breakfast. Rev. Mulqueen commented on the morning service and Holy Communion distribution by Rev. Janis. The 232 graduates breakfasted in the cafeteria. Commencement is tomorrow at Music Hall. Junior Prom set for Friday at the State Armory.
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Catholic Central High School
Guiana St. John
T. Gerald Mulqueen
Francis G. Janis
State Armory
Veteran Mediator James McManus to Retire After 37 Years
James McManus of 1708 Highland Avenue will retire from the State Mediation Board after 37 years of service, likely the oldest mediator in the United States. At 70, he joined the board on October 1, 2007, after leading unions in Troy and Hartford and serving on labor federations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McManus
1708 Highland
Avenue
Jebor
State Mediation Board
United States
McManus
Mediation Board
Cigar’ Makers’ Union
Troy
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Central Labor Union
New York Federation of Labor
Textile Workers
Little Falls
George BR. Lunn
Garment Workers
Rochester
Otis Elevator
Yonkers
McMenus
DeWitt Clinton
Albacy
Troy High seniors win top awards in class night
William Fitch and Mary Payulak receive the elyment awards for most improved during four years at Troy High School. Principal W Kenneth Doyle presented the honors as parents and students watched in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fitch and
Mary Payulak
Troy High
Troy High School
Mary Pavulak
William Fitch
W. Kenneth Doyle
Arthur’ Backensto
Isabel R. Mano
Robert Lynch
Shirley Belden
Suzanne Preédmas
Gloria Gibert
Shirley Armitage
Estelle Joseph
Betty Larkin
Grace Thompson
Douglas Adamson
Shirley Clickner
David Lear
Irving Rosen
J. Randolph Whitney
Paris Cenni
Henry Pagano
Rose AkuiMan
Jerry Clemente
Florente Predential
Boy, 9, Suffers Fractured Arm When Hit by Car
Harry Edward Blair of 106 Fourteenth Street suffered a broken right arm yesterday after being struck on Fifteenth Street between Tibbits and College Avenues by a car driven by Mary C. Nash of 1519 Fifteenth Street. He was attended by Dr. R. P. Doody and taken to Samaritian Hospital. Nash said she was driving south and the Blair boy sat on the curb as she pulled in beside a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edward Blair
Fourteenth Street
Mary C. Nash
Fifteenth Street
Tibbits
College Avenues
R. P. Doody
Samaritan Hospital
Old Central Station
Blair Boy
Boy Receives Foot Cut Taken Home By Police
Thomas Burtnick nine year old of 2656 Sixth Avenue was removed to his home in a police radio car yesterday afternoon by Patrolmen Thomas OBrien and John Delthanty of the First Precinct after receiving a cut on his right foot while in Fredr Park. He was treated at the park by Special Officer John Nagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burtnick
Sixth Avenue
Thomas O'Brien
John Delthanty
Fredr Park
John Nagle
Ruth Yalucke
Fourth Street
Nicholas F. Brignois
Willan J. Ryan
Albert Prezio
Precines
Solica
Troy Record Victory Garden Contest Entry Blank
Gardens in Troy and nearby towns compete for prizes worth 245 in War Bonds and War Stamps. Entries require gardens of at least 300 square feet with a 25 by 20 foot equivalent. Contest open to residents of Troy Cohoes Watervliet Green Island and Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Record Victory Garden
Troy
Cohoes
Watervliet
Green Island
Waterford
Cohess
Green Island Ford
Gardeners Replant After Flood In Victory Gardens
Fire Chief Carl A. Smith kept pumps running to drain the 105th Street Knickerlocker Community Gardens after flooding. Most gardeners plan to replant. a few hundred cabbage pepper and tomato plants were set out in yards until gardens dry. Chinese cabbage and other varieties are discussed, with care for seed sowing, planting distances, and storage. Late bean plantings should be separated from early to prevent disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Smith
105Th Street Knickerlocker
Eugene F. Wiseman
Hansen
Seth
Atnust
Two Trojans Indicted for OPA Offenses
A Syracuse federal grand jury indicted G Clarke Thomas of Troy Oxy Garage and Ralph Gorteski of Waterford along with others on gasoline ration violations and related offenses. William Heisecke of the OPA district enforcement said investigations from Albany led to the cases. Lester W Hercog, district OPA director, announced possible suspension actions for operators tied to counterfeit ration coupons. A separate Troy resident William Harbert Malone alias William Maloney was indicted for illegally transporting a car in interstate commerce from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Trojans
Nevera!ates
OPA
Sasotice
G. Clarke Thomas
Troy Troy Oxy Garage, Inc
Troy
Ralph Gorteski
Warer
Bredecik Jo Herren
Wiliam Heisecke
Albany
Chase
Lester W. Hercog
Gieriag
William Harbert Malone
William Herbert Maloney
Albuquerque
N.M
Man Waives Hearing in Larceny Case
Frank Duffy Tronsson 49 of Southern Boulevard Albany waived examination and was held for the grand jury on a grand larceny charge. He was committed to Rensselaer County Jail after arraignment before Justice of the Peace Sanford Horton East Greenbush. Police say Tronsson took a tractor trailer from Seaman Transportation Co and fled to Albany where a collision occurred. Separate arresting troopers say Albert Judson Van Alstyne 40 of Second Street Rensselaer was arrested in East Greenbush for driving without a license and reckless driving and pleaded guilty with $15 fines on each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duffy Tronsson
Southern Boulevard
Albany
Justice of the Peace
Sanford €. Horton
East Greenbush
Rensselaer County
Tronsson
Seaman Transportation Co
South Street
Rensselaer
Albert Judson van Alstyne
Second Street
Wag
C Orp
L. Butsen
D. F. Lang
van Alstyne
Justice Horton
Vannstyne
Transson
Sergi James
W. Russell
B.C. I. and Corp. Bulson
Camp Fire Girls Hold Council Fire at Lady of Victory Clubhouse
The On-On-La Camp Fire Girls held a council fire at the Lady of Victory Clubhouse with 1% membership receiving the trait seeker rank. Catherine Cichello, Jo v ece Quinn, and Mary Dolan led parts of the candlelight service while Genevieve Jackson Jeanné Lyons and Estelle Tower conducted the service. Kathryn Carmichael presented the group charter to president Nancy Heffron. Miss Martha Wachiel received the Pledge a Plate award. Membership cards were distributed and a Camp Fire Law ritual was observed alongside Holy Thursday honors by Rev. Joseph Morahan. The list of trait seeker rank recipients includes several named girls. The article also mentions a gardening contest from The Troy Record with substantial prize details and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Camp
Lady of Victory
Faith
Hope
Cheritry
Catherine Cichello
Jovece Quinn
Mary Dolan
Genevieve Jackson
Jeanné Lyons
Estélle Tower
Kathryn Carmichael
New York
Nancy Heffron
Starguerite Phio
Martha
Wachiel
Miss Carmichael
Phiin
Joseph F. Morahan
Estelle Tower
Christine , Owens
Barbara Jackson
Gene
Vieve Jackson
Marie Dupree
Joan Croomes
Jean Farrell
Mary Leis Finn
Marilyn McCarthy
Marie Rhio
Greta Purcell
Martha Wachtél
Marguerite
War Manpower seeks 4700 workers in Troy area
A. J. McGinty, area director for the War Manpower Commission, announced this region faces a serious worker shortage with 1400 jobs currently unfilled in essential wartime industries. The new order classifies industries into three ceilings and requires changes through the U. S. Employment Service to keep production going.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
A. J. McGinty
The
War Manpower Commission
Bast Sight
WMC
Claas
McGinty
WALC
McGinity
Troy-Schenectady-Albany
Rensselaer, Sarsings
Schenectady
Albany
Montgomery
Schoharie
New Order
U. S
Patrella
Wesk
St Anthony Seniors Sail Hudson Trip After Graduation
The Third Order of St Francis Tiahan branch of St Anthony Church organized a boat trip for twelve graduates from the school. Concetta Ferano Elaine Pafuni Marr Jane Marian oinetta Cinnemeia Nancy Cinne Martha Di Janiero Roezo A Vincent Comis and John Paseno joined. Mrs Michael F Fazon the president and Frank McGann a staff member served as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis’ Tiahan
St. Ananoay'a
Hudson River
Kingston
Wip
Concetta Ferano
Elaine Pafunéi Marr
Jane Marian Oinetta Cinnemeia
Nancy Cinne
Martha di Janiero
Roezo
Vincent Comis
Jonh Paseno
Michael F. Fazon
Third Order
Frank McGann
Th School
Son of Whitehall Policeman Missing in Action in Italy
The son of Whitehall Police sergeant Fred Ashline and Mrs. Ashline, Private Felix Ashline, has been reported missing in action in Italy since late May 30. He served about a year and a half, spent time in Italy, was discharged from a hospital there two months ago after recovering from wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Ashline
Italy
Sergi
Fred Ashline
Whitehall Police Force
Ashline
Blood Bank Operates To Capacity
Local Senk chairman Gertrude M. Moore reported record turnout at the blood bank with 298 examined and 174 donors, including multiple first through eighth time donors. Attending corporate reps and club members, plus two weeks of open reservations, filled visits for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Arex
Troy
Une Imvasia
Gertrude M. Moore
Senk
Frista
Longview
Manchester
Miss Moore
Watervliecaysensl
Behr-Manning Corp
Albany Corrugated Conisiner
Allegheny Litdium Steel Corp
Cluect
Peat Body & Co, Inc
Ludlow -Yalte Manufacturing Co
Hudson Valley Fuel Corp
John A. Manning Paper, Co
Marshall Eclipse
Caaule Victory Social Club
Bennington
Take Long View Dean Baker Advises Students
Dr. Ray Palmer Baker, dean of Students at Renmistrace Polytechnic Institute, delivered the commencement address at Milner School in Albany. He warned students against choosing the short view, urged broad education, and encouraged prolonged preparation to seize larger rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Palmer Baker
Renmistrace Polytechnic Institute
Milner School
New York State College For Teachers
Albany
Dean Baker
Diploma Day At School 16 Highlights Troy Students
W Kenneth Davis and Mary Frances Fitzgerald led School 16 graduation ceremonies with a full program including processional and orchestra, a three part chorus, soloists, and diplomas for the graduating class. Police reported Ruth Yalucke of Fourth Street sustained a wrist injury after a window incident at home, treated by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kenneth Davis
Troy High School
Mary Frances Fitzgerald
Hibe
Harvey Provost
America
Charles August
Robert Thomas
Rita Hamilton
Shirley Barnes
Michael Kilijian
Ruth Baldwin
Kenmeth Doyle
Pareneil Peter Caliarist
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N.Y
Adaw Macisaks
Masraxka
Wee
Samarian H Spat
Rowert J. War
Robert Pers Deren
Bon Draper
Brox
Sergi Doran
Bouth Pacific
LES ¥ Y Bros
Serica
Troy Chums
Guinan St. John
Catholic High
Boy
Frank Cantanucei
Fruning
Mr. McGinty
Schenderady-aAfacy
Whitehall
R. P. Baker
Tirtx
G. O'Brien
Federal ST
Sixth Ave
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