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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1945
Page
14
A damaged obituary fragment honors a mother and grandmother who passed away recently. The text laments her presence, memory, and lifelong care, noting her influence on family and loved ones. It references children, grandchildren, and a lineage, with heartfelt tributes and a sorrowful tone.
At Troy Hospital on March 11 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Willig J Case Ne. Formerly Margaret Burgess the child is named Bilary Bargaret Cosgrove. At Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn a daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs ter A Hereth. Mrs Hereth earlier used the name Lue toe Lipbard Caney of Waterford. At Samaritan Hospital on March 1815 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry H Williams. The family includes Douglas Peter and Helena L Simmons.
Multiple death notices and funeral details for residents of Watervliet Troy Albany area. Includes Beake, Co nally, Crone, Curley, Downes, Fleming, Ford, Gardner, Gibson, Hand, Ky sdlmann, Millard, Molsel e, Murray, Malley and others. Provides dates March 12 13 1925 1945, residence addresses 372 Third Avenue 41 Ingalls Ave 82 Devens Drive and 555 Second Ave North, church names St Patrick s St Agnes St Mary s and St Peter s, funeral times 9 30 2 30 high mass, interments at St Peter s Albany Rural Oakwood Mt Carmel.
A special commission led by State Comptroller Frank Moore proposed a long range plan to stabilize local finances. Troy would receive the largest share of state aid among New York cities, aided by lower Old Age Assistance costs and a shift to city budgeting. Cohoes would also gain, with overall $106 million in new state aid proposed to counties and towns.
Obituary notices list Mary Peasha widow of the late Thunms Peasha mother of Arts Jaren Martin and others with funeral services at Burns Funeral Chapel and St Peters Cemetery. Also Esther Winchell daughter of the late Major and Mrs Burts Winchell entered into rest with funeral arrangements from A MacAver Funeral Home Mohawk Street Cortland.
William Houser was elected commander at Blume Post last night, with Norteare Nichols senior vice commander and Thomas G Cosroy junior vice commander among new officers. Other posts include George E. Keane as quartermaster and William V. Crever as post advocate, Swords as chaplain, Calighen as surgeon, Hayden as trustee, with installation set for April 7 at Harmony Hall. Houser served in France in World War I, including Cha teau Thierry, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Verdun, and occupation duty in Germany.]]
A string of workers compensation awards were issued totaling amounts to multiple claimants. Mary Lultman received 2123 dollars for 34 percent loss of the left leg while employed by Cheett Peabody and Co. Arthur Trodel got 1260 for 35 percent loss of left arm at Pioneer Building Loan and Savings. Catherine Gardner was granted 50860 for injuries at St Pauls parish. James Short earned 230 for injuries at General Aniline Works Division, with 26 percent loss of left index finger.
The Senior Company Tibbits Cadets will hold their monthly meeting tomorrow at 8:30 pm in the Troy Post American Legion rooms. President James D. Fay will preside.
The Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra conducts Fritz Reiser in a program at Music Hall tomorrow evening. Selections include Beethoven Egmont Overture, Brahms Symphony No. 2 in D major Opus 73, Brahms Intermission Divertimento No. 1, Weiner Suite from The Firebird, and Stravinsky The Firebird dances.
Pte. John T. Thompson of Maj Gen Terry Allens Tivaber Wolves, 14th Division, First Army, has been missing in action in Germany since February 25. Parents in Mechanicville, Georgia, learned of his status. He recently received a bravery commendation and the Expert Infantryman’s Badge. inducted into the Army in April 14.
Laity and clergy of St Patrick’s Parish bid farewell to Father Cuilik the second curate entering military service. Lt Joseph Cuilik spoke highly of him as parishioners praised his detachment humility and reverence for truth. The ceremony at the school auditorium featured Rev William H Sheridan, read citations from Navy and Marines, and a purse gift from parishioners.
Red Cross announces a new 15 hour Accident Prevention course at the local chapter. Jack Short, chairman, notes home hazards rival front line dangers as he urges servicemen and families to study safety rules. Course outlines ten units, certificates awarded on completion. enrollment open at Red Cross headquarters.
The New York State Senate approved a ban on selling loose cigarettes by a 33 to 20 vote, sending the measure to the Assembly. Sponsor Senator Paul A. Fine argued it would curb bootlegging and underage purchases, while Senator Samuel L. Greenberg opposed, saying shorter cigarettes aid sales. Regional officials discussed possible OPA approval to allow loose-cigarette sales at reduced prices to ease hoarding.
Circle members plan a tribute to Troy's last Civil War veteran with Easter fruit gift and cards. The event honors veterans, inhaling residents Horton and Mir Horton, with a meeting led by Miss A Maberer and Ladies of the G A. Refreshments and a social follow the March meeting under Mrs Anna Stodier. Red Cross and campaign fund items noted.
Ravena resident Abatte, 25, was arrested in Albany on second degree manslaughter charges in the death of attorney Thomas J. Crowley, 32, after an alleged argument during a night of drinking. Crowley collapsed from a fractured skull and died later at Albany Hospital. Abatte, married with three children, admitted striking Crowley but claimed he did not realize the blow would be fatal.
County dairymen will meet at 10 am Friday in Van Rensselaer Home Spring Avenue to discuss problems facing area producers and to hear dairy specialists on cattle raising. Jacob Pratt will preside. Extension Service speakers include Prof. L C Cunningham on Outlook for Dairy Farming Dr M A Fincher on Bangs Abortion Disease and Mastitis and Prof W T Crandall on Making the Most of Boma Grown Roughages.
Cap. Bert M. Twamler aged 27 from Troy and Staff Sgt. Robers J. Silla of North Granville joined a 60 day nationwide tour of war plants arriving in Buffalo yesterday to inspect and promote production facilities.
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