Trojan educator retires after 37 years in Troy schools
Mrs Ann B Davidson of The Botel Troy reports her son Thomas J Davidson, born in Johnstown Pa, long a school administrator in Troy. Davidson, a former carriage maker apprentice, studied at Hamilton College and taught in Cape Vincent Albion Booneville before settling in Troy where he held executive posts in the schools for 37 years and led the Philip Schuyler Chapter Sons of the Revolution as a longtime director president.
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Ann B. Davidson
the Botel Troy
New York
Sergi
Thomas J. Davidson
Logan Field
Maryland
Trojan
Johnstown
Youngstown
Hamilton College
Psi Upsilon
Cape Vincent
Albion
Booneville
Troy
Philip Schuyler
Sons of the Revolution
Direc
Card of thanks and memorial notices across Bayly family
The Bayly family thanks St. Joseph's Church Red Cross and others for kindness after bereavement. Dexter thanks friends and Sisters of Mercy for kindnesses. Memorials honor Leo Hickey 5, Marie Louie Prezio, Jennie Walters, Jenne Walters, and others. Notices list hospital and family details with names, dates, and relations.
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Bergt
Richard Y. Bayly
St. Joseph's Church
American Red Cross
Celenel Higbee
Second Regiment State Guard
Fiugerald Brothers Brewing Co
Weir
Dexter
Herbert J. Dexter
Watervhet
Sisters of Mercy of Sacred Heart Convent
Eige
Hickey
Leo Hickey
Jorpetien
Eulana Nash
Prez
Marie Louie Prezio
Albert Prezio
Walters
Jennie Walters
Sc. Clifford
Bette
Ruth
Fred. Walters
Jenne Walters
Pak Almanac
Died notices and funeral details in Waterford city area
Multiple obituary notices dated May 1943 outline deaths in Waterford and Troy area families. Entries list deceased names including Mary Henson Alliry Rose Cournoyet and Stella Filerecki, with kin relations, residence addresses, funeral times, church services at St Josephs and St Marys, and interment details. Many notices invite friends to attend and specify service times and locations.
Second Blackout Test In Troy Described In City Report
A junior operator with a restricted license was arrested after a fire at 475 Second Street during a blackout test. Patrolmen Shires and Christiansen took him into custody on a complaint by John Vaughan. Fire caused by a coat over a coal stove. damage was slight. Deputy J J Farrell hailed the test as a vast improvement over last week, noting better cooperation and fewer signs of lights in the business district.
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Patrick Powers
John Kielb
North Greenbush
John J. Farrell
State Defense
Man Held on Complaint Of Four Girls
Edwin Roscoe Anthony a 50 year old from Troy was arrested on a statutory charge after an investigation by local police the Humane Society and the District Attorney. The case involves four girls aged 9 to 14 in Troy and was presented to the grand jury.
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Edwin Roscoe Anthony
Troy
Humane Society
District Attorney's Office
Anthony
Central
Detective Bureau
Michael J. Kane
Earle J. Wiley
Joseph B. Mulholland
Timothy L. Collins
Cheste J. Irving
the Humane Society
Joseph Ormsby
Patrick J. Hogan
Central Police Sation
Girl Scout Leaders Association Nominates Officers
The monthly meeting of the Girl Scout Leaders Association was held last night. Reuben H Graves of Water vt in charge. Marion Way and Elizabeth Simmons named for president. Jane Graves Elizabeth O Connell nominated for vice president and Mary Brown Katherine Corcoran for secretary treasurer. Outdoor meeting in Ford Park Green Island set for June 9.
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Girl Scout Leaders Association
WCAL
Reuben H Graves
Waterviet
Marion Way
Elizabeth Simmons
Jane Graves
Elizabeth O’connell
Mary Brown
Katherine Corcoran
Association
Ford Park
Green Island
Citywide blackout test details report vandalism and incidents
During the total blackout wardens halted cars and enforced low beam lights. Vandalism was reported as a window was broken in a home on Oakwood Avenue. Pedestrians at Broadway and Third Street were doused by water from Mayfair Bowling Alleys windows. A northbound barge near the Cluett Peabody plant cooperated quickly once alerted. The test included long blue warnings and a 25 minute city-wide dark period with an all clear issued at 1:30 pm.
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Franklin Square
John B. Conroy
Fifth Avenue
Fulton Street
Fourth Street
Monument Square
Rachel R. Joseph
Oakwood Avenue
Central Station
Broadway
Third Street
Mayfair
Cluett, Peabody & Co, Inc
Albany
Troy Control Center
Troy
Hudson
Plattsburg
Fromm
Massachusetts
Utica
Jackson Heads Hot Stovers Anniversary Dinner
The Hot Stove League of Troy marks its 37th anniversary with a Sunset Inn dinner and an address by Francis Heazel. John F Jackson is elected president for the 35th year, with officers Kovitz Haise Stevens Smith and prominent trustees, honoring civic leaders and a continuing push for public welfare including hospital iron lungs and a city honor roll.
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Hot Stove League of
Troy
Sunset Inn
Francis 3. Heazel
New York
Knights of Columbus
John F Jackson
Philip D. Kovitz
Charles F. Haise
Arthur H. Stevens
Joseph L. Smith
J. L. Kaufman
James F O'Crowley
Frederick C. Casey
Joseph B. Mulholland
Benjamin A Singleton
Frank J. Hogan
Dwight Marvin
Lawrence J Collins
Frank M. Collins
Chaimen
Gornelius A. McGrath
James A. Fox
John J. Ahern
Benjamin Chuckrow
Fatrick S Flannery
Edward J. Farrell
Thomas P. Huxtable
James F. O'Crowley
Joseph L Smith
Charles F. Halse
John F. Jackson
Weazel
Hot Stove League
Francis J. Heazel
Center
The
Patrick $S. Flannery
Russell Sage Trustees Add Three To Faculty And Honor Alumni
Russell Sage College officials announce three new faculty members Helen S Corsai Helena Percas and Gloria Alonzo join the Spanish and English departments. The article notes proms honors and memorials for Eliza Kellas and lists staff serving in war agencies plus updates on degrees and campus plans for 1943 graduates.
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Helen S Corsaiy
Mount Holyoke College
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Russell Sage
Hartwick College
Oneonta
Helena Percas
Cours Alaintenon
Paris
Barnard College
Venezuela
Barnard
Gloria Alonzo
Colby Junior College
Miss Alonzo
George Borglum
Office of War Information
Eric Barnes
War Department
Mme Blanche Tinnerholm
WAACS
Gertrude Hodgman
School of Nursing
Department of Hygiene and Sanitation
Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Washington
Ministry of Health and Education
Brazil
Mothers Urge Stay-At-Home Role For War Front Families
Mrs Gus tav Oxholm of Sayville Long Island urged mothers with young children to stay home and care for babies rather than work in war plants at a meeting of the Rensselaer County American Legion Auxiliary. She warned delinquency could rise if mothers did not prioritize home life, noted extensive Legion aid to soldiers abroad, and highlighted auxiliary service from air observers to hospital support. The meeting, in Noble-Calahan Post rooms, drew members from Averill Park and surrounding towns.
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Mra
Gustav Oxholm
Sayville L. I
American Legion Auxilary
Department of New York
Rensselaer County American Legion Auxiliary
Noble-Callahan
First Street
Oxholm
Suverie
Hilprys
Legion
Iceland
Greenland
Alaska
Solomon Islands
Red Cross
Skidemore College
Saratoga Springs
Oqxholm
Fannie Wright
Third District
Dora Messick
Thelma Warren
Woenen
Averall Park
Castleton Clinton Heights
Rensselaer
Berlin
Hoosick Fails
Schaghticoke
Principal at St Anthony’s School Dies Suddenly
Sister M. Lupita Berrigan of the Sisters of St Joseph, long time educator, died at Troy Hospital. Formerly Julia Berrigan, she had served as St Anthony’s School principal for a year after teaching 21 years at St Patrick’s School and St Mary’s Home in Binghamton. Funeral at St Joseph’s Seminary Chapel tomorrow at 9 30 am with a solemn requiem mass. interment in St Joseph’s Cemetery sisters’ plot.
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Alliry
Mary Henson
Walter Alliy
Elmer A. Alliry
Patrick ¥. Costello
George W. Allry
Ford Ave
Sacred Heart Church
Hairre
Tig
St Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
OX. Callamad
Ann V. Hikes
Thaddeus Callahan
Patrick Callahan
Joseph V. Hayes
Francis xX. Curran
Daniel Hickey
Willam
Joseph Cyle
Antoinette Nagiewcz
Stanley Muraski
Albert Rock
John Filerecki
William Clarkson
Chestertown
Alfred Supernant
Green Island
John de Santa
Latham
Jennie Smith
St. Waterford
St. Mary's Church
Tafleur
Delphine Lemieux
John Henry LaFleur
Frank McGuinness
Jeanne
Leo
Armand Lemieux
Troy
Virginie LaCourse
Haydenshie
Masos
Third St
Yewclock
St. Jean Baptist Church
Pavulak
Ninth Street
Celia Pendus
Klias Pavulak
Mary of Troy
Michael Pavulak
Philadelphia
Eva Mazarewn
St. Nicholas Ukrainian Church
Philo
Utica
Kenneth L Philo
Mary M. Carroll
Frank Bordereau
Hechenectady
Quandt
Augusta Snyder
Ernest Quandt
Oli
Leo Quandt
Perry Cammick
Imogene Lynch
August Baker
Elwin J. File
Pawling Avenue
M. Lupita
St. Joseph of Carondelet
Julia Berrigan
William Berrigan
Lane Bridget McGuire
Patrick J. Berrigan
Lupita
Patricia
Donald
John J. Berrigan
St. Josephs Seminary
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Smith
Samaritan Hospital
Albert BE. Smith
Envabeth Siver
Albert, Jr
Thelma Smith
Swartout
Lester Swartout
Joseph
George Swartout
Wiliam H. O'Brien
Mechanicville
Raymond Trembiey
Schenectady
Fonda
Federal
River Street
Oakwood
Winston
Anna M. McGrath
Patrick J. Winston
William H. Martin
Margaret M. Winston
Anthony Waitekus
Theresa M. Winston
Joseph P. Winston
Fort Jackson
St. Joseph's Church
Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Anthony's School
Troy Hospital
Bridget McGuire
Patrick A. Berrigan
Patricia Berrigan
John
Waterpliet Youth Wins Distinguished Flying Cross
Waterpliet youth sergeant George B. Wido receives the Distinguished Flying Cross after his B-24 crew shot down four Zeros in Lae Harbor on December 8 during a raid on enemy shipping. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Wido of Watervliet. a Watervliet High School 1939 graduate.
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South Pacific
Associated Press
Australia
George B. Wido
George Wido
Seventh Avenue
Watervliet
Lae Harbor
Dan
Wide
Watervliet High School
Adarondack Foundries and Steel, Inc
Missouri
Pacific
Bernard
Oakland
Cal
Adirondack Steel Seeks Road Permit
Adirondack Foundries and Steel Inc of Watervliet seeks a new entry road to its plant now under construction near the Watervliet Arsenal. The firm argues current access from Watervliet Shake Road is cut by War Department road closures and worsened by rough conditions on the Thirteenth Street entrance. A company coupon for employees to aid action is printed on Page 15.
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Adiondack Foundries and Steel, Inc
Watervliet
Wat Department
Watervliet- Shake
Watervliet Arsenal
War Department
Eighth Street
Broadway
Adirondack Steel Plant
Coleome
Allesheny-Ludlum Steel Co
Colonie
D, and H. Co
Fred W. Sherman
Adirondack Foundries
First
Fhirteenth
Thirteenth Street
Miss Mae Carpenter Named Teacher at Moss Street School
Miss Mae Carpenter of North Granville will succeed Mrs. Joseph Quinn as teacher at the Moss Street School in Hudson Falls for the 1943 1944 school year. Mrs. Quinn will join Mr. Quinn at Fort Orange Paper Company in Castleton on the Hudson after this year.
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Mae Carpenter
North Granville
Joseph Quinn
Moss Street
Hudson Falls
Quinn
Fort Orange Paper Company
Castleton-on-the-Hudson
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