Doring's Band Centennial Observed by Jubilant Parade
The article honors Doring's Band centennial, tracing its origins to the Watervliet Arsenal Cornet Band and its evolution through the Military Band era to Doring's Band. It lists officers and key leaders, notes German immigrant roots, Civil War service, and World War conflicts, and highlights famous members and parade achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doving
Notary
Gaueye
Preaklent
Urganization
Peay
Walda Leon Dt Induakind
Watotenel Arsenal Cornel Band
Dones
A. A. Dundon
Mr. Severance
Abbby Nielsen
Ad Lens Wer
Rup Bucleshimer
Ernest Green
Jownsend Gardner
George J. Slater
dPeyl
Leneden
New York
Waterviyt
Lun Westroy
Watervliet Arsen
Chie
Georne Costello
Se Ithineheck
Samiel Carhin
Gears View
Joseph J. Grier
Johnie
Walt
Andrew Ef KN
Calling K
Ed Kiurison
Jergian Veigh
Theodore Durkin
Lin Tivrkin
W. M. Wiens
John J. Vane
Francis Dorling
Patrick Curelay
AL PA
Cut Hin
Boston
Pile
Filehburg
Jones
Second Infantry
Harley Doring
Gawain Jones
Uwe
Hore
George J. Stownberg
Daving
Poeleslelaguer
Hrroy
Muiders
Tampa
Fee Seealla
Shal
Wang
Lise
Mathew
Avhunke
Cornelist Sf
Her
Ames
Austen
Jou Reeinank Sane
Chiense
Shelvtile Ciemores Boba
John Seaham
Baer
Let
Libbreth
Ductor
National Repuytine
Ruapane
Tring
AMS Ni
Liu Londing Ciling
Tad
Lainecoln
Graal
Garfield
Claveland
Theodors Roosevelt
Tulsa
Avs
Apollo Commandery
Aitaira
Truy Wuduenees
Amin Théln
Tay Maret
Judgin Plone
Ani
Wilfred Glenn
Mr Sesennee
Montreal
Buffalo
Ital Ni
Ital Ni Dumestown
Elksig How
Tuttale
Roy Lodge
Troy Solilier Leaves New Jersey for Confederate Army Duty
A notice states Troy Solilier is reported to depart from his home on Kiilver Street after a legal receipt, reporting to the Eastern Defense Command Headquarters for service in the Confederate Army. The record lists him as receiving the American Defender Ribbon Conductor Ribbon and a Victory Medal with 2086 World Point graduation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsualt Varpantar
Kiilver Street
Roth Reeve Lon Center
Art Monmanthy N. du Mtd Gona
Battary, Wort
Hancock
Ned
Hendrick Hudson Club Backs Lawrence Bill at Meeting
Hendrick Hudson Club votes to support the Lawrence bill preventing reservoir constriction near Adirondack Park to regulate stream flow. Members disapprove John Ahern stance and discuss conservation bills amid plans for Northeast storms, New York State Sportsmen tourney, and firearm registration bill 1745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick Fludson Fish and Game Club
Old Fellows’ Hall
Albix
Lawrence bin
Adirondact Park
John d. Ahern
Lis Ni
Wassell Pattie
George Katz
New Jersey
Carnes
Lincoln Ave
Thue
Cohnes
William K. Cane
Sixth Avenue
Hari Bouche
Artie Latterick
Skeol
Flag Presented To Veterans' Post
Lt Perry Wilmia Post West Send Lake hosted a meeting where a flag was presented by the auxiliary. Predoviel J. Daugrla, president of the austtiney, and Misa Mulnle fart performed. Frederick J. commander presided. Nenneth Van Valkenburg, Willian, and Eugene Warren named as chairmen for tickets refreshments and decorations. March 12 set as next meeting with Mr. Williams as caval chair. Refreshments served at the Rame rant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Wilmia Post
West Send Lake
Predoviel J. Daugrla
Austtiney
Misa Mulnle
Frederick J
Hugh Frantlin
Magch
Nenneth van ‘Valkenburg
Mer Abo Willian
Eugene Warren
Mr. Williams
Mareh
Trojan Awarded Navy Bronze Star In World War II Service
Sailor Raymund Charles Quinn of 684% Second Avenue received the Navy Bronze Star yesterday at a ceremony at the Jersey Infantry Armory. Enlisted December 31, 1941 in Boston, he served on the ship in the Pacific, earning the medal for meritorious achievement during actions off Okinawa on April 12 1945. His division’s citation commends calmness and valor while aiding survivors after the ship was hit. Married to Eileen Waddy of Cambridge, he later trained at Norfolk and Charleston before further service on the ship Manners L. Abele, a destroyer, with actions near Kerama Retto and Okinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PoMife Raymund Charles Quinn
Josun Infantry Armory
Phane Quinn
Gaph Murvale
Salter
Navy
Nirshare
Lemninster
Miss. Te
Boston
Newsport
Ti Jimi
Okinw
Nahe
Okinawa
Eivision
Ourmaciat
WMS
Shin
Irom
Lindnovan
Riding Club to Stage Sunday Horse Show on May 19
The Troy Area Riding Club announced a registered horse show set for Sunday May 19 under club sponsorship. Preliminary plans were outlined at a Tuesday night officers meeting.
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Riding Club
Troy Area
Te Group
Announcement of club meeting held by legler bishop group
The secretary’s home at 87 Park Avenue hosts an announcement event tied to the club affair. President Legler Bishop presides as committees are formed for ways and means and publicity, with Mrs. Smith chairing the publicity group and Andrew Surprise leading choral and program duties. A charity ride postponed from last Sunday will now assemble next Sunday, with a dinner to follow at VanSelschick Island Country Club after departing from O’Toole and Columbia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keances Smith
Park Avenue
AL Lie Mosting
Legler Bishop
Aliee Wright
Marion Surprise
Andrew Past
Francis Keeley
Cornelius Cul- Skin
Piblivity and
Mrs. Smith
Dominicus Patti
Petricis O'Brien
George Lane
Andrew Surprise
Dorn Thy Duty
Jean Kells
O'tenrice’s
Columbia
Pam
VanSehsick Island Country Club
Ute
Von Papen Wants King As Witness In Trial
Von Papen seeks testimony from King Gustav V as part of his defense in a wartime diplomacy case. The request, supported by defense attorney Ven Hapen, involves potential testimony on peace overtures with the United States, Turkey, and the Vatican. Court proceedings also touch on statements by Translantin Von Neurath and former British officials about Allied policy in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Naxi
International Auiitiuny “Tribunil
Yuaterday Honestiogy
Tna
Guslav Vo
Sweden
von Papen
Birepe
Ida
Adolf Titty
Puage
Burijn
Ven Hapen
David Minowell Fyfe
Stockholm
Foreign Office
von Lapen Tey
Gustav
Teinbold Ruibeck
Uniter Ad
Fen von Papen
Uwe Liibund
United States
Turkey
Vatican
Breakfast set for state employees by General and pastor
More than 1800 employees from state and federal agencies are to attend a morning communion breakfast at the Crystal Room of the Clinton Hotel. Speakers include Rev. W Longh olin of St Mary Church and Ad McGinty, with musical selections by Joseph Byrne and Miss Vortress, led by pianist Dan Murphy.
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MijoGen
Moma J
Aera Kanein
Wdipenteed
Ad. McGinty
U.S
Eapployenent Servis
Wall
Hav
Thomas Dy Longholin
Ste Mary Chinen
Fathanys
Crystal Room, DeWhy Clinton
Chaveh
Joseph Byrne
John Geiger
Barytane
Missee Vortress
Dan Murphy
Sewing Machine Co Address in Troy Tel 5474
Sewing Machine Co at 153 Fourth St Troy contact number 5474 appears in a fragmented ad. Name unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a shop offering sewing machines and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Machine Co
Fouth St. Tel
Troy
We Gaulle
Tetephane
Neddo Seeks Funding for Forest Work Near Lake George
Neddo requests a $49,000 appropriation as part of postwar conservation efforts in Washington and Saratoga Counties to protect New York State’s forests. The proposal aims to fund protective measures, expand land protection, and extend preservation dates from April to 1973 under the Saratoga Springs Authority plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ghv
Thongh Downy
New York State
Wastilosian
Luni
Washington County
Starkgoat
Saratoga Springa Authority
Landa
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Doring
Troy Solilier
Priro
Union
UNG
UNC
New York City
Hunter College
UNQ Security Council
Hendrick Hudson Club
Lawrence Bill
Veterans’ Post
Trojan
Saturn
Multfelders
Jhlfelder
Ovaleary
Tri-City
Ilfelder’s
Muhlfelder
Neddo
Lake George
Maou
Dream Foundation
Lder
Jane
Euay
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