Reunion marks 47th anniversary of Company A
The article details a reunion of members from Company A, 2nd New York Volunteer Infantry, who departed Troy May 2, 1895, for the Spanish American War. About 33 original members remain active, with 7 deceased, as they recall campaigns in Garden City, Florida, and Cuba. Attendees from nearby areas and as far as Cleveland and New York share memories, with planning led by Frederick Schneider and Edward Draper.
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Troy
New York
Pereunion
Troy Club
Witton
Actice
Ceae
Cleveland
Williamstons
Mass
Keene
N. H
Eac
Armoy
Edward C. Gale
Garden City
L. L
Florida
Cuba
Averi Pars
Uuu Swail
Harry P. Sterman
David B. Plum
Henry S. Giles
Louis W. Dayton
Harry G.taylor
Lansdale B. Green
Frederick Schneider
Wil Hant
J. Armstrong
Zera
D. Link
Hugh H Lansing
Thomas
W. Hislop
Frank Dippo
Augelie J. McCarthy
Frederick E. Draper
Edward Kober
Sanford L. Cluett
John E. Abrams
Willem P. Dauchy
William Leland Thompson
John T. Starkweather
Mr. Draper
Mr. Schneider
Second
New York Volunteer Infantry
Card of thanks from the Connors Bogan family
The family of the late Mrs. Nethe Morgan with to thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement. Special thanks to Montgomery Ward Co Fratersad Order 6 Bikey Association Perabody Co and the Arras Tavern for acts of kindness and offerings. Willta J Connors and family Bogan.
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Ako
Ives
Montgomery Ward & Co
Bikey
Ausibary
HAG
Arsy
Savy Union
Arras Tavern
Syerpathy
Postland Asd
Willta J. Connors
Bogan
Yate Mra
Nethe Morgas
Thase
Siiching Dewaent
Ciuett. Peabody & Co
Benraveniens
In Memoriam Notices from an Utica Area Chronicle
Obituary notices recalling loved ones including Albers Stevens George Yearsley Patricia Watson and Willian Walsh with dates May and April references. The list names families widows and children and notes funeral arrangements and hospital births.
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Stevens
Albers Stevens
Ida Roberts
Sally & Anx
Searsley
George J. Yearsley
Yearsley
George J. Stry
Schroeder Named Food Panel Supervisor in War Board
Miss Elaine G. Schroeder appointed supervisor of the food panel for the Price Division of the Rensselaer County Troy War Price and Rationing Board, succeeding Mary Ed Dix. Schroeder takes effect May 1 with Gertrude M. Hickey set to replace her as document custodian and secretary to Alsid S. Ford, chief clerk for the Board.
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Elaine G. Schroeder
Renaselaer County
Troy City
Three School Board Members Reelected in Lansingburg
Charles C. Freihofer Garold M Grout and Marion W Reinpherr were reelected to the Lansingburg Board of Education for three years at yesterday’s district election held at Lansingburg High School. All three ran unopposed. Only 52 votes were cast with one voided ballot. The board will meet to organize on Tuesday July 3.
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Charles C. Freihofer
Garold M .Grout
Sirs
Marion W. Reinpherr
Lansingburg Board of Education
Lansingburg High School
Sylvia Shay appointed to USES position replacement
Miss Sylvia Shay, 26, of Center Drive, is named as the newest replacement in the local USES office. Beth Moore, manager, announced the change yesterday. Shay is a Catholie Central High School and Troy Business College alumna and previously worked as a stenographer in the procedure division for nine months.
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Sylvia Shay
Center Drive
Beth Moore
Shay
Catholie Central High School
Troy Business College
iDea
Clueci
Pesbody
Fane O'Dell
Weather forecast: showers and cooler temperatures ahead
Patchy light showers this morning give way to generally rainy conditions through the day. Expect cooler than yesterday with a low near 36 degrees, two degrees below yesterday's 33. Tomorrow should be cloudy but warmer with lingering unsettled weather.
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Degragsa
YWCA Girls Club Hikes and Plans At YWCA Meeting
Members of the Business and Industrial Girls Club met at the YWCA for a hike and hot dog roast hosted by Kay Albareili. Plans were laid for weekend trips to Camp Yono-Chas and continued evening programs at Eddy Memorial. Students discussed Dumbarton Oaks and the San Francisco Conference with talks by Warner Voters reps.
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Kay Alibareli
Business and Industrial Girls Club
Aspec
Sylvia Stillman
Virginia Labrus
Virginia Ligthbody
Connie Demers
Harry Murnane
Shade
Camp Yono- Chas
Eddy Memorial
Kay -Albareili
Dumbarton
Y. WC. AL
Irving Balfert
Elvira’ Jaborg
Secre
Sandra Kendrick
Betty Clements
Nancy Bailett
Marjorie Holland
Dorothy Marsh
Poly Runkle
Jeanette Gallo
Lansingburg
Mary Bonelli
Jane Turner
Joanne Milter
Lois Danbury
Jane Miller
Doyle Named Red Cross Home Service Direc tor in Memphis
J Donald Doyle longtime Red Cross official moves from Nashville to Memphis to lead Home Service. He begins May 25 and has a background in athletic coaching and public welfare in Troy and Jamesburg. Doyle is married to Helen Myers with a daughter Marcia.
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J. Donald Doyle
Weer Jersey State School
Bogg
Jamesburg
Troy
Devie
Troy Department of Public Welfare
The
Red Cross
Camp Claiborne
Army Air Base
Nashville
Helen Myers
Watervliet
Marcia
Troy Man Returns From Santo Tomas Camp After War Evacuation
Earl Lawton of Troy, once associated with Singer Sewing Machine Co, arrived in the United States after three years interned at the Santo Tomas camp in Manila. He was among 246 civilians freed and evacuated by Army and Navy ships, headed for homes on the West Coast. Red Cross and State Department arrange shelter and onward travel. Lawton, a Troy native, had previously worked in the Philippines as a Singer representative and Africa. The report notes delayed word of his arrival and details about postwar dairy market discussions in Nassau and East Greenbush communities.
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Troy
United States
Santo Tomas
Manila
Earl Lawton
Kenneth V
Lawton
Hoosick Road
West Coast
Red Cross
U.S. Department of State
Los Angeles
Home Service Departments
Lewion
Edward P. Lawton
Balsam Avenue
Evelyn. Shaw
Fifteenth Street
Phillippines
Sen J ‘Ing
Lawson
Canada
England
Singer Firm
Japan
Korea
Philippines
Tre Amthong Dairy Asoc
Nassau
Send
North Greebbush
East
Greenbush
Schodack
Egat Greesbush
Willard Hoyt
Muitzeskil
Stephen Farley
Ada
Association
New York
ADA Action
Farm Bureau
William F. Delamster
Benjamin Koleski
Wateryuet
Delamater
Schoehield Barracks
Hawnah
Storkton Field
Califorria
France
Belgium
Germany
William S. Delamater
Mary B. Johnson
James P. Reilley
Syracuse
Koleski
Pfc
Paul J. Delamater
Pacific
St. Peter's Church
St Peter's Academ
la Salle Institute
St. Francis College
Staten Island
Egg Price Lists Move to Separate Transactions
Egg prices will no longer appear on the weekly fresh fruit and vegetable charts from the District Office. Effective today separate egg price lists will be issued to all egg dealers. Strawberries are removed from OPA ceilings due to price control effects. strawberries ceilings raised at the F O E shipping point and dealers will use a 34 percent regular mark up. Several price changes appear this week with increases in Arizona grapefruit California oranges and lemons and drops in lettuce and Texas onions. Eggplant sweet peppers and potatoes show modest gains.
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OPA
Arizona
Texas
Lost Prison Camp Guard Escapes Forest
Guard William A. Mitchell of Granville wandered since Tuesday in the Aroostook Forests, found near Dridge water after searches by state police and game wardens. He reached safety last night and planned to rejoin his unit. Col. Victor Phelps noted the departure from routine amid forestry duties.
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William A. Mitchell
Granville
Guerd
Dridgewater
Aroostook
Army Air Base
Houston
Mitensk
Bengor and Aroustosk
Ashland
Howe Brook
Victor Phelps
Hovitor
Mitchell
Ira
Ames Resigns As Secretary Of Y M C A
Robert W. Ames, executive secretary of the Troy Y M C A for 18 months, resigns effective May 16. He will stay in Troy to open an agency offering advertising, sales promotion, merchandising, marketing and public relations services. He has 30 years in advertising and helped found Troy’s Advertising Club and Rainbow Room predecessors. He now leads the Troy Vocal Society membership drive and belongs to local civic groups.
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Robert W. Ames
Troy VY. M. C. A
Troy
Ames
Rew York
Troy ¥. M.C. A
Jungle Room
Rainbow Room
Advertising Club of Troy
Trojans
Troy Vocal Sociery
Troy Rotary Club
Troy Industrial Club
Troy Post
Four Interlocutory Decrees Filed For Divorces And Annulments
Four decrees were filed in the County Clerk’s office for divorces and annulments. Mery E. Wilhelm won an annulment from Otto B. Wilhelm on fraud grounds with custody of their child and her maiden name. Huldah Cammerota obtained an annulment from Savino Cammerota with right to resume her maiden name. Laura Lewis received a divorce from William J. Lewis, both over 21 with two grown children, and Anna Tallman was granted divorce from Harold Tallman with one daughter over 21.
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Baal
Mery E. Wilhelm
Abraham C. Goldstein
Otto B. Wilhelm
Gilbert V. Schenck
Mary E
Troy
Pierce H. Russell
Huldah Cammerota
Savino Cammerota
Haldan Retzler
Joseph E. Walsh
Leo ©. Boland
Justice Schenck
Laura ( Lewis
Wiliam J. Lewis
Green Island
Abraham C.galdstein
the Plainn
John P. Judge
Anna Tailhan
Harold Tallmen
Hyman Rosenblum
ARCH MASONS MEET IN TROY MASONIC TEMPLE
Apollo Chapter held a brief business meeting at the Troy Masonic Temple with high priest Ames presiding. The next gathering is scheduled for Wednesday, May 48, with plans to convene then.
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Troy
Masonic Temple
Apollo Chapter
A.M. Frank BY
Ames
Ihm
Troy Lions Club Holds Installation
The Troy Lions Club installed five new members at a dinner meeting at Van Schaick Island Country Club. Clarence St. Simmons 25 was installing officer, with Thomas A. Dandrew directing initiations. Howard T. Branagan became president, with Dandrew as vice president and Harm A. Betts, secretary. Directors named were Leslie W. Truax and William H. Eccles, plus Boswell, Lewis, and Swanson. New members included Joan H. Kin nicut, Jr., Charles F. French, James E. Hofman, and J. F. MacNaity. Initiations assisted by Dr. Can drew, Dr. Hull, Elbert Hoff man, and Frank A. Richter. Afternoon golf, cocktails at 4 pm, and stag dinner at 3 pm.
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Troy Lions Club
van Schaick Island Country Club
Clarence St. Simmons
Thomas’ A. Dandrew
Howard T. Branagan
William D .Boswell
Oifers
oSice
Mr. Dangrew
Harm A. Betts
Leslie W. Truax
Unidentified 2-Year-Old Found On City Street
A two year old girl was found near Liberty and Third Streets after 3 pm. An older girl brought her to Centra Police Station and Patrolman Edward Howard took custody. Officers searched for her identity for over an hour with no success. The child, cheerful and unafraid, was later placed in the Humane Society as police awaited a report on her disappearance.
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Liberty and
Third Streets
Humine Sorétety
Potice
Albany Inquiry Probes Justice Schenck Corruption Allegations
The investigation before the Assembly Judiciary Committee probes alleged improprieties linked to Justice Gilbert Vo Schenck of the New York Supreme Court and related Appellate Division members. Special prosecutor George Monaghan recalled as a witness. former Justice Bliss and Justice Bergan also testified. O'Connell and other Albany figures may be summoned as hearings resume. The inquiry, prompted by the state bar association, aims to determine grounds for possible impeachment or removal, with sessions continuing this month.
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Iul
Albany
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
Assembly
Gilbert Vo Schenck
George P. Monaglar
Dewey
Albany County
F .Walter Bliss
Middleburg
Schenck
Frasers Bergan
Monagran
Danie FP
O'Connell
High Court
Christopher J. Heffernan
Ameteniam
Daniel P. O'Connell
New York State Bar Association
Cohees
Monaghan
Warren County
Judiciary Committee
Justice Schenck
Bliss
Heffernan
Sehenck
William J. Shea
Cohoes
Lake George Man Killed by Bus Near Caldwell
A 71 year old Lake George resident, Tahamoni Tahamon, was fatally struck yesterday by a 1955 coach driven by Lawrence Harris in Warren County. State Police and Warren County Sheriff's Office investigated the collision on the Lake George Glens Falls Road, with the car striking the man as he crossed from west to east.
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Donn Tahamoni
Lake George
Lawrence Harris
River Street
Warrernsburg
iLake George Glens Falls Road
Caldwell
Warren Couaim i
Alice Myxtie
Terrace Avenue
Warrens
Bare
Tahamon
State Police
Southlens Faisiland
Sheriffs Office
Warren County
Bowling League elects Stanton president at Knights meeting
John J. Stanton was elected president of the Walton Motors Bowling League at a Knights of Columbus gathering. Leo BR Nolin was chosen vice president, Frank Rienhoffer secretary, Daniel McGrath treasurer, and Assemblyman James Dillon treasurer.
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John J. Stanton
Walton Motors Bowling League
Knights of Cotumbus
Trov
Leo BR. Nolin
Frank Rienhoffer
Daniel McGrath
James ¥. Dillon
Watervliet
Inheritance Tax Report for Mary A Tynan Estate Filed
Edward J. Poland files an inheritance tax report in Surrogate's Court for Mary A Tynan who died last September. Net estate valued at 31,2756 with distributions to St Marys Church Hudson Propagation of Faith and local charities. Executor John J Mackrell to oversee trust provisions and memorial bequests.
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Edward J. Poland
Transtier Tax Attornes
Mary A
Tynan
Stoss
Jonn J. Mackrell
John Hardy
Irs
Trajan
St. Mary's Church
Hudson
Trojan Cootiette Club Plans Schenectady Visit
The Trojan Cootiette Club, auxiliary of Trojan Post, met at Mrs. Theresa Digan’s home in Watervliet to plan a trip to Schenectady on Saturday for a branch establishment. Mrs. Ruth Douglas led arrangements and a tribute blanket was presented to Cherfex Cab eadone, Greenistead, for veterans hospital relief. A report on the Rhoads Veterans Hospital visit in Utica was reviewed.
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Bloring Funeral Home
Fifth Avenue
Oaksood Cemetery
Gibbs
Waterfors
LaGread Gibbs
Nie Lilly Brundige Gibbs
Herbert Coteman
Hazard Gibbs
Exsi_Nassau
Percy
Troy
Frank Dingler
Te Hoes
Charles, George
Hazard Globe
Armed Forces
Fishert Coleman
Saratoga Avenue
Ovelock
Hodal
Grace
Hodby
Margaret O Brien
Benjamin Hodby
Wrobe Tsar
Helen FL
Mary J. Body
Willem Tstesi
Kiners
N. T
Chester Melos
Jean Redmond de Elizabeth
X. J
Benjamin F
Metins
Ata
Ervin Peevods
Sotia
Fifth Ave
Panayghesaods
Oakwood Cemetery
Sageritz Ai
Cohess Hospital
William F. Ecgeritz
Band
Suewr Fignegen
William Jennings Funeral Home
Bohawk St
Cohers
Aledbany Rural Cembtery
Albany
Spain
the Leonard Hospital
Ekwain Avenue
Oakwood
Stephentown
William Otis
Anna Ma
Sweener
Schock
Charles Henry
Pte
Actington
Polson
Sohn. Ashcroft
St. Friday
Trojan Cootiette Club
Trojan Post
Theresa Digan
Schenectady Surday
Ruth Douglas
Veterans Hospital Relief
Green Istead
Rhoads Veterans Hospital
Utica
Sugar Stamp Handling Rules for Rationing Board
Alvin F. Ford, chief clerk of the rationing board, notes stamps must be fastened to the blank or clipped to the application tank. Stamps are very small and could be lost if sent loose, requiring enclosure in six envelopes. Each family must have at least one stamp per person when a family member is allowed belonging to the household.
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Alvin F. Ford
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Uke Samaritan Hospital
Apri
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GA Bauer
Doctors’ Hospital
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D.C
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Peter A Ga Hauer
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Pater
Dire
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Herbert
James
Preget Funaté of
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Kingman
Ariz
Tech. Sg
Alfred’ J. Maycock
Barsha Lee
Beatrice Chagman
Scott
Btate ‘Hopital
van Kansas
John Aliar Scot
A Aonfel Allan
Sen
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Company 4
Y.W.C.A. Girls’ Club
Red Cross Post
Memphis
Watervnet
Waterford
Y.M.C. A
Arch Masons
Bergan
Bowling League
Stanton
Schenectady
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