Obituaries and Notices From Troy Area March 25 1945
Notices list many deaths and funerals in Troy and surrounding towns. Names include Adelaide Crockett, Elizabeth Connell, Lena Dunham, Edith Back Dunham, Mary Hartnett, Jo seph Dunn, William Harney, Mary Kelly, John Hynes, and Pasqualina Pitaniella. Funeral details note residences in Troy Waterford Albany and Watervliet and services at St Marys St Patricks and local churches.
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Carter
Albiny
Ansa Ryan Carter
Charles Fisher
Warterford
Charles N
al- Desy
Warren Carter
Waterford
B. McCaffrey
Eliedbeth Robinson
wAsmes Felon
Jule Ryen
Old Forge
Edmund Ryan
Olmsted
Vail
Ryan
Californiaracuse
St. Patrick'’n Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Crockett
Adelaide Crockett
Jay F. Harrington
Troy
Beryl Harrington
Buskirk
Mias Edith BE
Sand Lake
N.S
Dess
Belgium
Pye
Andrew
William Dunn
Mary's Church
William E. Harney
Mary Murphy Harney
Thames J
Frank E. Jone
Wiliam
Roger A. Alfred A. Harney
Mia
Frank Cattan
John M. Harney
Thomaz J. Hamey, Jr
Samily
Broad St
St. Mary's Church
Bartsiti -Waterfliet
Mary A. Nealy
William P. Hartnett
John J
James Re
Willary
Haringh
Patrick J. James
Michael Nealy
New York City
Feneral
Third Ave
St. Patrick's Church
Hynes
KE Hynes
Kerine Cannon
John J. Thomas P
Edmond
Frank C. Hynes
Anthony Gul Re
Watertiet
Catherine Brothers
Fred Roberts
James J. Hynes
Sixth Ave
Su Marr's
Keely
Ai Valley Falls
NL OY
William Bo “Kety
William
Robert
James
John
Patrick Kelly
Howard Smith
John Mahar
Pat
Mary LeCormpick
Brophy
Sohn Mahar
Walter Falls
Qut Lady of Good Course
Isfertyent
Jobs
Srhaghtivske
Homwalcheck
Jit Jean
Kieralchack
Mra
Achard’ van Arsam
Pat Ann
An -Amam
St. Frain
Thasa
Frivatis
McAantyre
Germay
Frank Ll. i
Frank i. Meiniers S
Eacle Mills
Comurphy
Fhamas
de Fe
Iasiden
Sarth
St Augustin
St Joseph's Come- Pitangella
Troy _Hospital
Pasqualina Fanet
Watervlet
X.Y
Michael Pitanisita
Lovia
Pitanielia
Rose Pitaniella
Watervliet
N.Y
Louis J. Pitanieli
Broadway
Albany
N. Y
Sacred Eart Church
Whetda Sre
Victory Garden Contest Prizes Offered by The Record
The Troy Record invites Troy Cohoes Watervliet Green Island and Waterford residents to enter the Victory Garden contest. Entries must be 500 square feet or larger, with two classes for backyard and community gardens. Prizes include War Bonds and War Stamps awarded to top gardens and community plots.
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Victory
Washington
United States
Victory Gardens
Troy Record
Troy
Cohoes
Watervliet
Green Island
Waterford
Record Newspapers
Knickerbocker
van Rensselaer
Beees and Community Address Named in Local Note
A fragmentary local notice lists a name and a street address tied to a community bees initiative. It lacks full details but indicates a community project or registration involving residents and a local organization.
Obituary notices from Albany area dated March 1935 to 1955
A set of short funeral notices and obituaries from Albany area papers. Names include Sarah J Lawrenson, Charles W Powis family. Catherine Acker Rowe of Poestenkill. Ruth LaMar widow of Dominick Bulfa. Clarence Schriner of Troy, killed at Iwo Jima. Marie G Mitza de Sisala. Mary Upham of Troy. Details cover residencies, funeral times, church services, and interments at local cemeteries such as Elmwood and Mary's Cemetery.
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Trey Hospital
Sarah J. Lawrenson
Charles W. Powis
Alice Schweiker
Welter Whaler
aAlbany
George. E. Lawrenson
John W. Lawrensen
J. William Schweiker
Try
Mary's Church
Rowe
Poestenkill
Catherine Acker
James Rowe
Eagle’ Mirofea
the Samaritet Hospital
Ruth LaMar
Dominick Bulfa
Lillian Cavanaugh
Fonda
River St
Elmwood
Schriner
Iwo Jima
Clarence
Sepelies
Clarence J. Schriner
College Avenue
Troy
Anthony Jesmain
James Butch
Roy Schriner
Biatstriedd
Marie G. Mitza de Sissala
Sisters of Charity
Norfolk
California
Fuet Teatr
St. Peter's Church
Mary's Cemetery
Upham
Mary Upham
Ate Moses A. Upham
Carrie
FL Leavite
Yrs
Laura Beater
Nerih
Hollywood
Cal
Clars Flawkeau
Ailgadale
A. Upham
Tror
Kavanagh Speaks At Y M C A s Last Breakfast
Former surrogate Kavanagh spoke at the YMCA weekly breakfast, stressing freedom bought by founders and the sacrifice of servicemen. He urged religious faith as essential to individual life amid present problems, as Frank B. Ward introduced the final speaker of the Lenten breakfast series.
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America
Auch
Bertram
Kavanagh
Frank B. Ward
Minister to Speak at Parent-Teacher Session
Rev Richard Cummings will speak on Religion in Our Way of Life at the Knickerbocker High School Parent-Teacher Association meeting tomorrow evening. Mr Hilda will supervise the musical program. Mrs John Wy Church will preside with Mrs John Laustrup chairing. eighth grade mothers will act as hostesses.
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Richard Cummings
Knickerbocker Jounder
Hilda It
John Wy] Church
John Laustrup
Students Make Lamps for Men in Service
Junior Red Cross lamps for servicemen are crafted by vocational students at Troy High and other Rensselaer County schools. About 300 floor lamps pass through the Red Cross center, with five hundred lapboards and various games and gift boxes produced to aid hospitalized veterans and foreign children suffering wartime privations.
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Red Cross
Bessie R. Daum
Red Crees
Rensselaer County
Avarilt Perk High School
Cohoes High School
Knickerbasket Junior
Troy High School
Baskell School
Wiliam R. Goetz
Ofedek
Rene P
Miss. Daum
Miss Daum
Musa Daum
Burns Club Sees Views Of Heather Country
The Heather country presentation featuring Edinburgh, the highlands, and Burns country aired at a Tray Bure Club meeting led by Rev. Herbert C. Willenpiers. Afterward a social hour featured songs by Robert A. Barron and David S. Murray and stories by Devid C. Lithgow, Rev. John McMathy Mitchaizi. The club invited Clan MacFarlane to attend the installation of officers on Wednesday April 4 at Fraternity Hall Albany and to join the morning bearstos at Waterford Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
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Edinburgh
Highlands
Robert Burns
Herbert C. Willenpiers
Waterford Presbyterian Church
Tray Bure
Robert A. Barron
David S. Murray
Devid C. Lithgow
John McMathy Mitchaizi
Clan MacFarlane
Fraternity Hall
Albany
Waterford
Ping Pong Tournaments to Begin at LM GC A Next Week
Y M to start ping pong events at LM GC A next week as game room renovations wrap up. Frank Matthews, house committee chair, cites improved lighting and new cream and stone walls. March PTA meeting led by Mrs George Beard with donations to Red Cross War Fund and USO. Card party chaired by Mrs John Corcoran planned for April 13. Neighborhood night set for April 25. Nomination committee for May 17 officers includes Miss Lacy Hunt and Mrs Johan Corcoran. Children provided the entertainment. hostesses were Mrs Sigrid Sharp and Mrs Abraham Pechickfian.
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LM. GC. A
de’ Gompiete
Frank Matthews
School 2
Parent-Teacher Association
George Beard
Red Cross War Fund
USO
John Corcoran
Lacy Hunt
Johan Corcoran
Frank Pecor
Sigrid Sharp
Abraham Pechickfian
Hose Company to Meet on Temporary School Quarters Plan
A special meeting at S. W. Pitts Bose Co in Tatham will discuss locating and sectioning the hose house for use as temporary school quarters. Eugene Theroux, president, called the meeting for Tuesday night.
Easter in Philippines A Trojans Warily Hums Home
Corporal Joseph A. Parker writing from the Philippines describes Easter 1945 as a muted day for Troy soldiers away from home. No Easter parade, lilies, eggs, or bunnies. services center on prayer for peace, comrades lost, and families back home.
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Cpt
Joseph A. Parker
Troy Record
Philippines
Corporal Parker
Troy
Pit
Pacific Islands
Emma Willard Baccalaureate Slated May 20
Rev. A Graham Baldwin a long time Phillips Academy minister will deliver the Emma Willard School baccalaureate address on Sunday afternoon May 3 The baccalaureate service precedes the closing exercises set for Sunday May 27 Baldwin trained at Polytechnical Preparatory School Yale University and Williams College He has been pastor at Bethany Congregational Bridgeport and is author of The Drama of Our Religion
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A. Graham Baldwin
Philliss Academy
Andover
Mass
Emma Willard
Aternoon
Baldwin
Palytechnic Preparatory School
New York City
Williams College
Yale University
Bethany Congregational Church
Bridgeport
Cons
Phillips Academy
Four Ill From Weekend Plight Including Infants
Two infants and two adults were taken ill and hospitalized over the weekend. Alban Lancour, 30, of Morris ion Rutland Wisconsin, was taken to Samaritan Hospital yesterday morning after being found at Congress and River Streets. Michael John Thomas, 11 months old, was taken to Troy Hospital Saturday from 81 Middlebury Street. Linwood Champine, 203 Congress Street, was moved to Samaritan Hospital Saturday night. Mary Ryan, seven months old, was transported to Troy Hospital from 3562 Eighth Street. Patrolmen assisted in each case.
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Alban Lancour
Morris Ion
Rutland
Samaritan Hospital
Joseph Coter
Daniel H. Sheehan
Congress and
River Streets
Michael John
Thomas
Troy Hospital
Middlebury Street
John McClue
John Mesterson
Linwood
Champine
Congress Street
Nar Pendt
Albert Prazie
Radio Patrol
Mary Ryan
Eighth Street
Pendt
Earl Retzlaff
Woodrow Court Youth Injured In Auto Collision
Alfred Tutunfien, 18, of Woodrow Court, was taken to Samaritan Hospital after a late night auto crash at the entrance to the Troy Menands bridge. Doctors described his condition as good with possible leg fracture and concussion. Patrolmen Retzlaff and Pendt reported he was a passenger in a car owned by George Doakmajian of Munrch Court, which collided with a car owned by Frank Ciofi, 132 Jefferson Street.
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Alfred Tutunfien
Woodrow Court
Samaritan
itroy-Menands Bridge
Sars Retzlaff
Karl Pendt
Polite Radio Patrol
Ook
Dutunjian
George Doakmajian
Munrch
Be Frank Cio%i
Jeferson Street
Pleasanidale Fire Destroys Twenty Acres Of Land
Twenty acres of forest and grass lands between Pleazanidale and Spiegletown burned late Tuesday night. Fire began near the Cecil Moore farm around 10 p.m. and was under control by 9 p.m. the next day. Fire wardens and local volunteers fought the blaze amid strong winds. one man was overcome by smoke. Commissioners Arthur Perreaut and Paul Jarvis report on the incident.
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Pleazanidale
Spiegletown
Sre Festerdey
Cecil Moore
Pleasandale
Senen’teiwagit
Leotard Wager
Herty Dyer
Plesgentdale Hose Company
Bor
Agate
Arthur Perreaut
Paul Jarvis
Problems In India Told Young People
Arthur T. Mosher, agricultural engineer, spoke to Russell Sage College youth about how India’s religious, social, and economic problems intertwine. He warned against separating caste driven occupation from social reform and noted Gandhi’s unclear influence. He cited outdated plows and vast Hindu views on English rule, highlighting general ignorance of politics among Hindus. The talk followed a dinner and worship with about 200 attendees.
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America
India
Iit
Afr
Mosher
Kail _Ghashi
Seymour A. Smith
New Books Displayed By Troy Public Library
The Troy Public Library adds a display of new books for one week including Loom of Language by Frederick Bedmer a history of human speech and How to Fight It by Cosimon Cold and How to Head Better and Faster by Norman Lewis among others featuring fiction titles Silverna's Search Cannery Row Captain from Castile and Those Crazy Bartielis plus biographies and reference works from J A van der Veldt and Archie Ward. The list covers a range of topics from science and history to fiction and travel.
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Troy Public Library
Frederick Bedmer
Vatican
Frank Leany
Archie Ward
Javor Baron
J. A. Weehster
John L. Lewis
Sumer Trelles
Silverna
Max Brand
D.C
Workman Suffers Burns at Albia Rex and Paper Co Mill
Joseph Thomas, 52, of East Greenbush, was taken to Samaritan Hospital yesterday morning after an accident at Albia Rex and Paper Co. He sustained burns and cuts to the left hand while working. Patrolmen Moran and Oliver DeCele reported the incident and Ha way held at the hospital.
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Joseph Thomas
East Greenbush
Samaritan Hospital
Albia Rex and Paper Co
Worn Moran
Oliver DeCele
Ha Way
Fire Calls Sweep City During Two Day Span
Total fire calls reached forty three over the two days with crews led by Tray Sremen extinguishing grass and shed fires. Incidents included a grass fire on Guerasala Street and a shed blaze behind 6M Second Avenue where an ex weapon hose helped douse the flames. A fire at 2 United Traction Co. yards caused slight damage due to a defective motor. police reported no major injuries.
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Tray Sremen
Ag Srase Sres
Citr
Eailz
Sater
Sox
Guerasala
Congress
Ytalors
United Traction Co
Thomas Hogber
Fourth Street
Broadway
Newman Club Elects New President At R P L Breakfast
Anthony Murphy, Navy cadet at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, was elected president of the Newman Club at the annual communion breakfast yesterday morning at the Trey Etta Club. Walter Blachert was the former president. Guest speaker Joseph H L Brophy, retired warden of Auburn Prison and former Troy police chief, spoke on crime causes rooted in weak family life and parental guidance. Officers elected include John Diegan, Carmelo Pastrano as vice president and Joseph Cipriane as secretary. Mass preceded the breakfast at Catholic Central High School with celebrant Ray Mond J Halpin and chaplain Rev John G Tracey. Mir Bischoff, retiring president, led as toastmaster.
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Anthony Murphy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Wes
FE. P. T Newman Club
Trey Etta Club
Walter Blachert
Joseph HL Brophy
Anbusa
Troy
Auburn Prison
Brophy Seid
Catholic Central High School
Ray
Ray Mond J. Halpin
John G. Tracey
Mir Bischoff
City Welfare Report Reflects February Strain on Hospitals
The Troy Public Welfare Department medical and hospital division saw 82 hospital cases in February, mainly fractures among elderly clients. Chronic illnesses and wartime nerves affected women, with 44 infants receiving prescriptions and three emergency cases treated at the dispensary. Home relief rose from 154 to 166. nine new cases opened, 29 reopened, and 26 closed. Employment secured for 11 clients. three moved to Old Age Assistance. Old Age Assistance opened with 69 cases and ended with deaths and a net gain of ten cases.
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Troy
Iem
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