Troy High Graduates 171 Students at Commencement
Troy High School held a commencement exercises for 171 graduates in Music Hall. Louis E. Grass awarded diplomas with seven graduates serving in the armed forces. Reverend Livingston and Reverend Morahan gave prayers and benediction. Dawn Hall delivered the salutatory and Ada Tevine spoke the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frask KL
Troy High School
Seth
Iisey
Denia
Louis E. Grass
Ediyec
Tieax
WY Heneeth Doyle Principe
Perites
Warton
David J. Livingston
Mesorial Church
Joseph F. Moraham
Or Lady of Victory Cayreh
Alies Ada Mf Tevine
Principe
Dawn Y. Hall
Hermine A. Musician
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Digestive Aid Ad
An advertisement touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a quick digestive aid to relieve headaches and indigestion. It claims the product increases digestive juice flow within about 30 minutes and urges readers to obtain it at drugstores for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carser
Carter
Troy High School Commencement Honors 1944
Yesterday at Music Hall the Troy High School graduates wore white gowns as Mayor Joan Abern and Superintendent George Krug joined families in attendance. Speaker Sir Singiser urged graduates to balance progress with tradition, referencing decimal money, metric measurements, and the value of character. Prizes were announced for English, Latin, history, and more, with multiple scholarships and medals awarded to top students.
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Cape Music Hall
Lamong
Joan J. Abern
George Elic Krug
Schoots
Piatform
Smart
Music Hall
Emmie Carzicaia
Hiwanis Club
Richard Selzer
Batheryn Cottrell
Philip Schumer
Gwenne Taylor
T. HS
Ada Levine
Kathryn Cottrell
William Floyd
Sons of the Revolution
Rotary Chile of Troy
Alberta Braveman
Nellie M. Casey
Edoward Dibowitz
Willam F. Seber
William Franklin Seber
Dorothy Aspland
Record
John Snyder
Theearnmionice Circle
Daen Ball
Canolyn Eyereshimer
R.pe
Joan Snyder
W. & Lo E. Gurney
Fred. Boettger
Bausch & Lamb
Tod Butler
Betty Lipsky
Rose Simon
Dorothy Arnold
Srt
Edward Krug
Shirley Simsiz
Helen Califano
Henry Tutunjian
Welter Speidel
Sain “Walther
Edward Gilliether
O'Haire
Genherer
Harvard
Joseph Ormsby
Gross
Hermine Misirian
Beverly Vaughn
Eta Sigma Phi
Louth Dies Just Before Funeral Held for Mother
Daniel Brewer of Hoosick Falls dies after automobile crash on Hoosick Falls North Hoosick Road. Raymond LaBrie 74 of Bennington Vermont is killed. three others injured. Brewer’s mother, Mrs Lester Brewer, dies the same night. Funeral arrangements set in Bennington and Hoosick Falls with church services and burial at St Mary’s Cemetery Hoosick Falls. Coroner cites fractured spine as cause. State Police investigate.
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Daniel Brewer
Hoosick Falls
Mary Mc iCldan
Cambridge
North Hoosick Road
Raymond Oscar LaBrie
Bennington
Cis Gleason
LaBrie
Lester Brewer
Brewer
St. Mary's Academy
Hoosick
Falls
Church of the Immaclete Conceptation
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Paul Ko Lynch
Joseph M. Burns
Jesus
John
Martin
Church of the Tarmaculate Conception
St Marry’s Cemetery
Hoosick Fells
Joseph Dwyer
Peter Wolf
Frank
Davock
Reobert Quinn
Thomas
Hyland
Will of Mary L Smith Admitted to Probate
The Will of Mary L Smith, who died in this city on May 9, 1845, has been admitted to probate in Reneu elacc County Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J Donohue. Letters testamentary issued to Alan Cobden of 405 Second Avenue. Estate valued under 8,000 dollars real and over 35,000 dollars personal, divided in equal shares among Sarah Bites Christine D Acker and Helen L Smith. Sheldon B Smith is the attorney.
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Mary L Smith
Rene
Mass
Christine D. Acker
Helen L. Smith
Les’ An ‘Geies
Cal
Sheldon B. Smith
Fourth Year Latin Students Earn Multiple Scholarships
Dents in fourth year Latin who completed work with an average of 9 per cent or more received scholarships. Ed Belen Colliate Kathryn Cottrell Dawn Hall Helen Ivanshyn Sais Landau Audrey Schmay and Richard Selzer cited among awardees. Kathryn Cottrell won Russell Sage College scholarship and Helen Califano earned College of St. Rose scholarship.
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Ed Belen Colliate
Kathryn Cottrell
Dawn Hall
Helen Ivanshyn
Sais Landau
Audrey Schmay
Richard Selzer
Russell Sage College
College of St. Rose
Helen Califano
Averill Park Graduation Held For Twenty Seven Graduates
Graduation exercises at Averill Park Central School featured 27 graduates. George Sen Cole spoke on “How Much We Owe To Others” as principal Elmer E. Stahlman presented diplomas to Lewis V. Griffin and others. Mary Vining presided, with awards across agriculture citizenship and scholarships including the William D. Mahony and PTA honors.
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Avert Park Central School
George Sen Cole
Rovers
Elmer E. Stahlman
Lewis V. Griffin
Bosra of Education
Mary Vining
Averill Park
Caureh
Loig Titt
Mary ‘Bick
Vatedia
Torianm
Wrait Haley
Merrill Zweig
Isekogh Commercial Order of Gresg i
Bonateeer
Doris Christiansen
Erbet Rubmas
Grace Senitlinger
Minardo
Lois Tifft
Murrray Raphel
Mmé Raymond Dewey
Parent-Teacher Association
Wiliam D. Mahony
E. Sagehdorf
Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Mary W. Dick
Garner Roney
Parent- Teacher Association
College
Estrance
Rose Winifred Woodhead
Jota de Freest
Mary Dick
Grace Greene
Janet Griffin
Gerald Miller
Donald Radz
Murray Raphel
Any Sagendorf
Lois Tif
Beatrice Vincent
Charles Werger
Regents’ Commercial
Basil Karpick
Virginia Qual
Jane Albrecht
Phyllis Bowles
Elsie Culver
Eugene Dobert
Helen Duell
Edsel French
Wiliam Hennzy
Sally McGuirk
Ethel Rubman
Grace Schillinger
Charles Warren
Charles Knapp
Sheriff Election Challenge in Upstate County Primary
filing petitions shows Sheriff Luke Sheldon of Fort Ann seeking renomination to continue in office. He faces William Robertson of White Creek, who earned the Washington County Republican Committee endorsement. Other GOP filings include Ralph Pierson Smith and M Watt for clerk, AE Waite Hicks for commissioner of public welfare, Robert H Scott for surrogate, Robert Davies for coroner, with delegates to judicial convention named from Fort Edward Greenwich Hudson Falls Granville and Whitehall.
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Sherif Luke Sheldon
Fort Ann
Washington County Board of Elections
Sheldon
William FE. Robertson
White Creek
Washington County Republican Committee
GO. P
Ralph Pierson Smith
Hudson Falls
M. Watt
AE Waite Hicks
Granville
Robert H. Scott
Cambridge
Robert ¢.Davies
Wyman S. Bascom
Fort Edward
Joan HB. Dewall
Greenwich
LeRoy. Middleworth
Mr. Smith
Husson Falls
Herbert van Kirk
Albert Berkowitz
WLB Allows Pay for Saturday Time Off
The War Labor Board ruled that employers may give white collar workers Saturdays off in summer without board approval. The unanimous decision permits crediting regular wages for nonworking Saturdays if wage adjustments fall under board jurisdiction, covering reductions from a five and a half or six day week to a five day or longer week from June 1 to September 15.
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War Labor Board
WLB
Picnic Planned by Cub Scout Pack 17 at Knickerbocker Playground
The Pack 17 planning committee at First Presbyterian Church Lansingourg announces a community picnic tomorrow at Knickerbocker Playground starting 6 pm. Activities include bicycle races sack race three legged race and relay with prizes and a softball game to follow. Families are invited and asked to bring bicycles.
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Hirst Presbyterian Church
Lansingourg
Picnic plans led by local Cub Scouts leaders
Attendees will bring their own supplies while the committee provides drinks and snacks. Cubmaster Hubert Gahbraith, Grant Becraft, and Byron Fobiett will oversee the event held at the seaside park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Gahbraith
Grant Becratt
Byron Fobiett
Paris
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W. Kenneth Boyle
Singiser
F. Kine Singiser
First Baptist Church
Burma
Europe
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Madison Ave
Ontario St
Albany
N. Y
U. S
Teincest
Ayas
River ST
Troy
Louth
Finneral
Mary Smith
Upstate County
Cub Scout
Aia Lee Eaiekeay
OPA
Brg
Aly
Firestone Factory
Firestone
Offree Scout
Congress
Fhone Troy
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