Obituary: Wil Arce Here and a Wil Arce Here
The body of TH David and Quit sem deen Of er vers campaigns in Gm Restie who died of inparien saleeed during the typhoon of Ottonwa after the war arrives today. The military funeral will be held tomorrow at 1am from the William A. Toohey Funeral Home and at 0 30 pm from St Augustine's Church where a military mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Quiltinga, vice president of the DeGolyer Varnish Works, trained at Bradley Field and served overseas with the 1837 Ordnance Co in New Guinea Christmas Island Leyte Guam and Luzon. He died October 12 1945 from injuries after a typhoon while en route home. Born in Ireland August 31 1915 he came to this country as a boy and graduated from St Augustine's School and Catholic High School. He is survived by his parents John J and Florence Stewart Quillman of 481 Eighth Avenue two sisters Mrs William McGinnis and Mrs William ODonovan, grandmother Mrs Carrie Bramen, and two nieces and two nephews.
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TH David & Quitsem
Deen
Ervers
Gm Restie
Inparien
Saleeed
Ottonwa
William A. Toohey
Fifth Street
Second Avenue
St Augustine's Church
St. John's Cemetery
Quiltinga
DeGolyer Varnish Works
Bradley Field
Camp
1837 Ordnance Co
New Guinea
Christmas Island
Leyte
Guam
Luson
Okinawa
Ireland
St Augustine’s School
Catholic High
John J
Florence Stewart Quillman
Eighth Avenue
William McGinnis
William Odonovan
Carrie Bramen
Fans Use Portable Electric Fans For Summer
The article describes a new compact plastic electric fan weighing about three pounds that fits into a overnight bag. It weighs little, is easy to carry, and is designed for hot weather, with lashed references to various individuals and places. The text also mentions lost and found creek and several international names.
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Chicago
Lost and Found Creek
Corn
Blair County
Hudson Falls Paper Factory Hit by Fire Power Plant Damaged
Fire tore through the power plant serving Union Bag and Paper Corp in Hudson Falls halting operations. The blaze began about 10 am and was fought by four companies for two and a half hours. Officials offered no loss estimate but expected possible resumption once remaining flames were out. The power plant sits along the Hudson River and did not cut village electricity.
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Union Bag & Paper Corp
Hudson Falls
Hudson River
Naomi Sayles Tent Notes Anniversary Observed
The Naomi Sayles Tent of Daughters of Union Veterans marked its anniversary Wednesday at the Homestead Restaurant. Chairmen Mrs Bessie Countain and Mrs Margaret Kane led the event with two charter members as guests, Frances Sloxt, the unit president, delivering the keynote on the organization's ministry. A special entertainment program followed.
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Naomi
Sayles
Daughters of Union Waterene
Homestead
Bessie Countain
Mra
Margaret Kane
Ter
Anna McGuineness
Mapuh Minttery
Frances Sloxt
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Rensselaer County Board of Health
Helen Clark
Boyntonville
Mildred Michie
Hoosick Falls
Mildred Hoffay
Troy
HANPI
Unite States
Cipeash
Medeline Treile Cheeva
Caliston Spa
France
Mire
Marie Lourdes
Dole
Eyaitt
Troys
Miller’s
Congress ST. Ot
Ferry Phome
Muhbfelder
Hipaa
Anada
Germany
United States
Oatha
Justice Imrie
Naomi Sayles
Third ST
Troy, N.Y
Bonnie Lowe Tochers
Lepels
Aide Olte
THE
RED Cross
Hegllario
Dazsling
Rayon
Gabardine
Pincheck
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