Obituary Tribute for Charles Levi Kenyon of Jackson Town
Charles Levi Kenyon a lifelong Jackson Town resident and farmer died yesterday at his home near Lake Lauderdale from a heart attack. Born May 2 1871 he married Jes sie I Nichols in 1898 and survives with a son Mark and four grandchildren Wayne Marilyn Jane Alice Roxie Ann. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow Spurr Funeral Home Cambridge Rev Arthur C Wright presiding with Woodland Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Levi Kenyon
Jackson
Lake Lauderdale
Mr. Kenyon
Kenyon Homestead
Jessie I. Nichols
Mark Kenyon
Wayne
Marilyn
Jane Alice
Roxie Ann Kenyon
Spurr
Cambridge
Arthur C. Wright
Woodland Cemetery
Hoffman
Martha Hoffman
Taborton
William Hoffman
Zion's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Oscar Begli
James B. Dunn
Jesus
Willard Manner Zee
Joan Hoffay
George Dobert
Albert
Charles ‘Teal
Walter Momrow
Lauren Brown
Sand Lake Cemetery
A B. Cornwell
Arthur B. Cornwell
Congress Street
Clarence W. Jones
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Frank J
William E
John D. McDermott
Edward Piche
West Sand Lake Cemetery
Jones
Nealer
Alfred Wealer
Fourth Street
Waterford
James T. Kerr
Grace Episcopal Church
Frederick Morris
Frank X. Roach
John Roark
H. H. van Deusen
Kerr
Waterford Rural Cemetery
Miss Anderson
Henrietta E. Anderson
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
Seth N. Genung
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Oakwood Cemetery
Public sale of city land for Oakwood Avenue project
The City of Troy will sell at public auction a 1.97 acre parcel in the Town of Brunswick for the Oakwood Avenue State Highway reconstruction. The sale is under Board of Contract and Supply direction but requires approval by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Mayor. Ten percent of purchase money due at sale. further monies to City Treasurer. March 20, 1944. William F. Luby, Commissioner of Public Works
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Common Council of
City of
Troy
Brunswick
City Hall
Central Fire Station
State Street
County of Rensselaer
State of New York
Oakwood Avenue
N. Y
New York Power & Lient Corp
Fie
Rensselaer County
Board of Contract and Supply
Board of Fatimate and Apportionment
Tiamgenic
City
W.lliam F. Luby
Ciostanar of Public Works
Atlantic Charter To Be Clarified By Allies
London politicians heard Prime Minister Churchill state in the Commons that some clarification of territorial questions under the Atlantic Charter will be needed but only after consultation among the pact signatories. He noted the war’s changing phases require renewed talks between the principal Allies. The Charter remains a declaration of spirit guiding Allied war aims, not a binding pact with enemies.
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London
UPI
Churchill
Commons
Seven Year Old Magician Delights Servicemen in Chicago
Seven year old Phyllis Nancy Kaufman entertains servicemen with magic tricks in Chicago. She pulls a rabbit from a hat bakes warm cookies tossed to the crowd and has already given 40 performances. Her father Victor Kaufman, a cosmetic manufacturer and former magician, taught her after spotting her knack. Phyllis is in fifth grade and enjoys dolls and Bun ky the rabbit.
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Chicago
Phyllis Nancy Kaufman
Victor Kaufman
Phyllis
Bunky
Rabbit
Firemen Save Dog House in Warrensburg
Warrensburg firemen responded to a dog house fire that damaged the interior with no casualties reported. The Warrensburg Fire Department issued the incident notes after extinguishing the flames.
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Warrensburg
Funeral services and interments for Wheeler and Weddell
Funeral services for William B Wheeler were held at 11 a.m. from Clark and Blake Memorial Chapel with Rev Milton M Lavery officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. The late Mrs Wheeler was buried from the same chapel last Thursday in Oakwood Cemetery. Funeral services for Robert Weddell of 37 Sixth Street Waterford were held at 2 30 p.m. at Quandt Funeral Home with Rev S D Jen king officiating. Bearers included Michael Kane David F Kirk er William Shea and Enoch Safe. Interment was at Waterford Rural Cemetery with committal by Mr Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Potter
Stephentown
Pierce Arrow Co
New Lebanon
Shaker
Troy
Albany
Jean Connell
Jean F. Connell
Dorothy Dippo Connell
James J. Connell
John EH. Lodge
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Harold B. Hinds
W. Leo McCarthy
Church Gang
John Prud
Homme
Edward Holland
Joseph Hepp
Charles Flanagan
Frank Coraldi
Joseph Thomas
St John’s Cemetery
Edward A. McManus
St. Peter's School
Miss Quinn
Mary F. Quinn
Third Street
Amc
St. Joseph’s Church
Edmund J. Burns
Julia L. Walsh
Jesus
God
Albert V. Gardner
William T. Gentleman
James Carey
John Sheedy
John Walsh
Joseph Honan
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Burns
Mr. Wheeler
William B Wheeler
Clark and Blake
River Street
Milton M. Lavery
Grace Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Wheeler
Mr. Weddell
Robert Weddell
Sixth Street
Waterford
Quandt
Broad Street
D. Jenking
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cohoes
Michael Kane
David F. Kirker
William Shea
William and
Enoch Safe
Waterford Rural Cemetery
Mr. Jenkins
Community notices and social updates in West Lake area
Local residents announce moves and visits including Mr and Mrs Otto Klotz moving to West Sand Lake and Pvt Kenneth Dearstyne spending time with his parents. Church events cover midweek services, youth fellowship, Easter pageant planning, and a Red Cross collection of 320.68. England reports its lowest nine month death rate in 1943.
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Otto Klotz
West Sand Lake
Kenneth Dearstyne
Edgar Dearstyne
Roscoe Sheffer
Ralph Grandjean
Center Brunswick
Archie Church
R. S&s. Eycleshymer
Harold Gass
Army Life
Red Cross Fund
England
Commission Women Urges General Arnold Air Force Role
Washington reports that General Henry H. Arnold urged legislation to grant Regular Army commissions to women pilots. He said the aim is to have every male Army flyer overseas replaced by women where possible in factories, towing targets, and training roles. He noted WASP status but supported full Army integration with benefits.
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Washington
UPI
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
United States
Arnold
House Military Affairs Committee
Air Force
Army
Cow nurses last born calf and orphaned goat in Oklahoma
A cow on the John Corbett farm near Locust Grove Oklahoma, originally expecting a calf, was found nursing both her newborn calf and an unrelated goat that seemed to lack a mother. The scene occurred after the cow had been missing for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Okla
John Corbett
Locust Grove
Big London Raid Near Bebe Daniels Home
London reports a large raid centered near the home of Bebe Daniels and Lieut Col Ben Lyon. Daniels served tea to 150 firemen, and her house was filled with wounded civilians. Goebbels boasts new weaponry while London reels under raids as signs warn of unexploded bombs and diversions.
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Wes .Gallagher
London
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Britain
Bebe
Bob Murphy
Allied Advisory Commission For
Italy
Moscow
Burma
Goebbels
Jail shortage fills with barber sentence in Boston
William Hagerty pleaded guilty to vagrancy and agreed to a three month jail term when the Charles Street jail needed a barber. Hagerty boasted of barber skills and his sentence was tied to filling the jail’s barber shortage. The piece notes the car industry now produces more than a million dollars worth of arms per hour.
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Boston
Charles Street
William Hagerty
Wagerty
Hagerty
Kaplan Charged With Faking Checks To Buy War Bonds
Henry Louis Kaplan, 30, arraigned in federal court on charges of wearing an Army uniform illeg ally, evading the draft and violating the National Stolen Property Act. He is accused of passing fake checks to purchase war bonds amid wartime patriotism concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Henry Louis Kaplan
EBL
Federal
Kaplan
British Sub Skipper Wins U S Decoration
London report says British submarine commander Lieut Norman Limbury Auchenleck Jewell received the Legion of Merit from Adm Harold R Stark for outstanding services during the Sicily landing. He earlier aided Gen Mark W Clark on a secret mission to North Africa in 1942 and won the Order of the British Empire for clandestine transport of Gen Henri Giraud to North Africa.
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London
Norman Limbury Auchenleck Jewell
Mark W. Clark
North Africa
Harold R. Stark
Legion of Merit
United States
Sicily
Henri Giraud
France
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Peavis
Aes
Irving M. Pawley
Poestenkill
N. L Fonda
Mr. Pawley
Nicholas Pawley
Pawley
John A. Manning Paper Co
Green Island
King Solomon's Lodge
Apollo Chapter
R.am
Apollo Commandery
K. T
Albany Sovereign Consistory
Ian Grotto
Otto F
Guy C. Pawley
Merritt Wagar
Bogota
N. J
Leonard Dean
Samaritan Hospital
Pennsylvania
Poor & Co
Levings Methodist Church
Ida Eaton
Pfe
Arnold L. Dean
Thomas Carr
Frank Chriss
Bryce
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
William E. McGrath
Seventh Avenue
Anna Breen
Agnes
Marie A. Mc McGrath
Wiliam M
Francis I. McGrath
Julia
Elizabeth McGrath
St. Patrick’s Church
Quandts
Spa
Adolf
Atlantic
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Pittstown
Hobart Humphrey
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Carmen Colarusso
David
Vincent Dearnan
Middle Falls
Josephine
Bert Nelson
Stockton
Calif
H. E. Dieckman
Winchester
U. S
Majuro
Marshalls
Berless
Big London
Palestine Haven
San Francisco
Cal
Monroe E. Deutsch
University of California
Palestine
The
American Council For Judaism
Richard L. Pease
Pampa Field
Pampa, Tex
Pease
Lebanon High School
Ady
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