Watervliet Man Killed In Action
Watervliet sergeant William H. Reddish died of wounds received in Italy on February 8 after 14 months overseas in North Africa Sicily and Italy. He was born in Troy and lived in Watervliet most of his life. He attended Union College and worked in Civil Service before enlisting three years ago. Survived by father William H. Reddish Sr and brother Clarence E. House, both of Watervliet. Legion meeting notes announce plans for March 18 reception for new members.
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William H. Reddish
Watervliet
Italy
William H. Reddishi
Hudson Court
Reddish
Adjutant General's Office
Corps of Engineers
North Africa
Sicily
Troy
Watervhet
Union College
New York State Civil Service Department
Order of DeMolay
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Clarence E. House
Waterviet
Albert G. Turton
Sixth Avenue
Glens Falls Hospital
Fort Edward
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Detroit
Turton
Great Lakes
St. Bridget’s Church
Holy Name Society
Watervliet Knights of Columbus
St Mary's Cemetery
William Clum
United Traction Co
Seventh Street
Waterford
Margaret Chaffey Clum
Frank
Stottsville
Clarence
Arthur
North Adams
Mass
Roy Clum
Bennington
Quandt Funeral Home
Broad Street
Lewis Blackmere
First Baptist Church of
Mellenville
William E Curtis
Schuylerville
John H. Brandon
Old Saratoga
Board of Education
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Harry L. Bain
West New York
N. J
Alice Funston
Amelia MacGregor
Syracuse
Watervliet Truck Crash Injures Man
Michael Thier 24 of Troy suffered possible skull fracture back injury and shock when his truck overturned after colliding with a car at Twenty-fifth Street and Second Avenue Watervliet. He was taken to Troy Hospital in favorable condition under Dr. R. P. Doody. Car operator Michael Setne 28 of Waterford was also injured and later discharged. The Swift and Co. truck carried about three tons of beef and was damaged. a pole guard was placed to salvage contents.
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Michael Thier
Seventh Avenue
Troy
Twenty-fifth Street
Second Avenue
Watervliet
Thier
Troy Hospital
R. P. Doody
Michael Setne
Waterford
Swift and Co
Deaths in Troy Area Prominent Obituary Listing
Numerous obituaries from Troy and surrounding towns note deaths and funeral plans. Nettie Howe Ward. Alfred Dansereau. William Clum. Mrs. Herbert Barber. community members in Troy Waterford Greenwich Hoosick Falls and Victory Mills. Notices cover survivors, church, burial sites, and service times across several locales.
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Thomas B Ward
Troy
Troy Hospital
Nettie F. Howe
John Howe
Ellen Bennett
Ward
St. Joseph’s Church
Sacred Heart Sodality
Leon F. Johnson
Mary F
Kathryn M
Gertrude E. Ward
Thomas J. Ward
Navy
James P.noonan
James D. Bryan
Robert J. Howe
Fourth Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Alfred E. Dansereau
Schanz Heads Watervliet Elks Ticket
Nomination of officers for the Watervliet Lodge of Elks election on March 20 was held last night. Exalted Ruler Martin M Schanz was named for a second term with Daniel J Peterson and others filling the slate. Plans for a ritualistic contest March 26 at Cohoes were announced with lodges from Watervliet Cohoes Groversville and Plattsburg to participate.
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Watervliet Lodge of Elks
Martin M Schanz
Daniel J.peterson
J. Wilson James
Eugene G Hess
George E Hipwood
Peter H Pulyer
William A Anglum
Tyler
William C
Windstorm Kills Three in Alabama
A fierce windstorm and electrical storms across Alabama left at least three dead and more than twenty injured. In Luverne a tornado demolished the county garage injuring residents including James F. Wood and damaging 25 to 30 homes. In Mobile lightning killed R. B. Kennedy, 59, while Jimmy Mitchell, 12, from Pine Grove Community also died. Sheriff Crenshaw County estimated damage at 150,000 to 299,007 dollars and noted about 38 injuries in northeast Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Jimmy Mitchell
Pine Grove
Kennedy
Mobile
James F. Wood
Luverne
Crenshaw
F Horn
Wood
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