Pastor Karlchieede Dies Suddenly At Milwaukee Convention
Rev Karlchieede pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Sche nettedy died suddenly in Milwaukee from a heart attack while attending the Lutheran Church synodical convention. A Kingston native, he served as a chaplain in both World Wars.
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McKeon Endorsed by Trojans for State Junior Commander
McKeon of 104 Madison Street won endorsements from the Army and Navy Union's Mohanaseler County Council and the Lt. Joseph P. F. English Garrison of Troy for state junior commander. WWI service with Company A, 105th Infantry, wounded at St Boulet in Oct 1918, also served on Mexican border. Active in veteran affairs for 31 years, he holds multiple posts including state chaplain and former deputy chief of staff of the Military Order of the Purple Heart.
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Madison Street
Army and Navy Union
Menaselaer County
Joseph P. F. English
Troy
Union
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Atate
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Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion
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Arthur Will
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Mr. McKeon
New York State
Clergyman Dies While Visiting At Area Residence
Brother Edwain Joseph, 54, manager at Manhattan College, died while visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nugent at White Lily Lodge in Grafton. He had come to Troy with Brother Gregory F.S.C., son of a former undersheriff, and was pronounced dead by Dr. John W. Little. Coroner Matera ruled natural causes. Funeral plans were noted as in progress.
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Manhattan College
Harry B. Nugent
White Lily Lodge
Grafton
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Troys
Gregory
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Brother Joseph
LaSalle
Brother Gregory
Jate
Manhattan
John W. Little
Anthony E. Matera
Matera
the Nugenta
New York
Couple Observes 25th Anniversary in Poestenkill home
Mr and Mrs Elias Mallouk of Poestenkill celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering for 64 guests at their home. The Troy couple, married at St Ann's Church, received a large wedding cake from Toffie Etoll. A silver table set was presented by her husband. Music by Harry Mable accompanied the reception as cablegrams from relatives abroad arrived.
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Harry Mable
Camille Mallouk
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Syria
Eduard Shorty
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Marie F
Gene Cady
Brooklyn
Frank ‘Lorenz
M. E. Kayafa
George Abisalets
Brandson
George
Lawrence
Mass
Mir
Fred Etol
Phillip Williams
Albany
Frank Delors Fenzo
James Etall
Helen Etoll
Mechanicville
Larry Cerie
Donk Fischetti
Waterviel
Joseph Nasser
Fuad Greije
Mra
John Farah
Thomas Deeb
Moses Geker
Joseph Nofal
Henry Nofal
Chester J Etoli
Ermal Eacy
Cohoes
Michael N. Emil
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Richard Usher
William Shepard
Theodore Etoll
Albert Nahal
Peter
Henry Nahal
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Rugged in Korea Albany Nurse Reports From Seoul
Mildred Barody, chief of the ECA Welfare Division in Korea, spoke by phone from Seoul about a bombardment near Seoul and awaiting a ship to travel to Tokyo. Her sister, Helen Barody, in Albany, says Mildred has been in Korea since 1945 and remained civilian after Army Nurse Corps discharge.
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Albany
ECA
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Adder
Albans
Barndy
Army Nurse Corps
Trojan Accused Of Violating Zoning Law
Anadin TAKS was yesterday in the ca er of uPMMent charging Nicholas Salvi with operating a armines on Brunswied Road east of Orchard Ave in a residential area. He is expected to be tried in T Palier Coast.
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Caer
Upmment
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Trojans Elected to State Offices Of Purple Heart
A Troy man and his wife were among four Indiana agents elected to state offices at the annual Military Order of Purple Heart department convention in Buffalo. William Lennon, a Troy policeman, won the post of state chief, while Edna Sennen was elected Junior vice president of the state auxiliary. Mrs. Ethel McClean and Mrs. Ada Burkhart, both of Troy, were chosen state historian and executive committee member respectively. The Troy delegation backed Capt. Charles H. Burkhardt of the Troy Police Department for national senior vice commander. Elections nationwide will be in August at Worcester Ma. Langdon of the O'Brien Baker Post 31st Division, Rev. Francis A. Kelley Chapter, DAY, and the Lappingburg Veterans, Inc. backed the resolution honoring Frances Langford for her work with disabled veterans.
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Troy
Military Order of Purple Heart
Buffalo
William Lennon
Chilef
Edna Sennen
Ethel McClean
Ada, Burkhart
Dorsed
Charles H. Burkhardt
Troy Police Department
William A. Long, Delagate
Arthur Win Chapiter
Worcester
Maor
Lengen
O'Brien-Baker Pont
Francis A. Kelley
Lapsingburg Veterans, Inc
Frances Langford
Shepherds conduct degree work at Albany and Poughkeepsie
A fragmented historical note mentions the Shepherds of Bethlehem conducting degree work at rooms in Albany and Poughkeepsie. References to Diane roome in the Chasan Building and roles for Callaghan, Ruth Vedder, and Colby appear amid unclear text about ceremonies and measurements.
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Basher
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