Deaths and funerals note Hubbard Rathbun obituaries
Death notices report the death yesterday of Mrs Syme Hubbard widow of Henry Hubbard with survivors including sons Oscar and Jobs and Clayton Hubbard, and funeral services to be arranged. Elizabeth Rathbun, Albany native long resident of Whiteball, dies after illness. husband Marcus Rathbun, son Robert, two sisters, four brothers among survivors. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Syme. Hubbard
Henry Hubbard
Ron
Clayton Hubbard
Sclem
Oscar
Pane
Jobs
Elizabeth Rathbun
Elizabeth Rathoun
Albany
Whitebal
Ilness
Methodist Church
Whitewall
Marcus Rathbun
Robert
Stephen Guar- Gysa
Vernon Meyer
John
Walter Greamwood
Whitcraft
Edward Greenwood
Port
Obituary notices from Salem and area churches
A felon g resident of Salem died at his home. Charles Gillis survived by a sister. Funeral from residence at 2 pm, Evergreen Cemetery. William Monroe, 69, of Hudson Falls, dies after illness. survived by wife Clara, son William Jr, daughter Mrs. Charles Jarvis, stepsons Lester and Leon Gould, twelve grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral from residence Monday. Mrs Kroget and Mrs Mary McDermay funerals held. interments at Oakwood Cemetery and St Mary’s Cemetery. Richard Flynn funeral from White Creek home then St Patrick’s Cambridge. burial in St Patrick’s Cemetery Cambridge. Survivors include siblings and extended family names.
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Green- Mount Cemetery
Charles 8
Gillix
Charles B. Gillis
Salem
John Aewand
Tae
William Monroe
Wiliam Monroe
Hudson Palla
Ilness
Ilefe
Beth
Clara
Whlism
Hudson Falls
Mee Charles Jarvis
Glens Falls
Lester
Gowd
Leon Gould
Hudson
Palls
Kroget
Anna Saul Frank Krogel
Christopher Ie Kroget
Mason Chanel
Sac
Land Avenue
Willard C . May
The
Christian al iYrch
Ciiford E. Stevess
George H
Christopher J. Knoget
Chester B
George
Meaty
John Mason
William Rechenbers
Oakwood Cenerery
MeDernoit
Mary A. McDermay
John sleDers
Ucted
Fmth Avenue
Se Patrick’s Church
Requigny
M. Ketser
Wiliam
Richard Flynn
David Flynn
White Creek
St Patrick's Church
Cambridge
St Petrick's Cemetery
Catherine
John Fivan
Fivean
Jackson
David
Fred Smith
Richmond Hill
Timothy
South Cambridge
Patrick
James Flynn
North Hoosick
Nitees
Murray
Catherine Pitegerald Murray
John. F. Murray
Pine Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Richard J. Walsh
George A Geiger
Mira
J. J
O'Neill
Phe Church
Mrrs
Mary Murrar Ryan
John Burt
Xge Whitday
Elmer ‘Quell
William H. Winston
Lawrence J. Powers
John G. Waite
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Hughes
Dore Dean Hughes
Donald FR. Hughes
Brrce
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Johnston
Mt. Ida Memorial
Blanche Rockiostyre Lane
Cropseyville
Brunswick
First Presbyterian Church of
Olin J. Magary
California
George and Earl Barkley
Bridswick
Himes
John C. Bauenstein
Brunswick Presbyterian Church
Brookside Cemetery
Obituary notes and funeral notices from local media
The article lists multiple funeral services and survivors. Mrs Murray and Mrs Hughes are mourned with services at home and church, with bearers named. Other obituaries include Mrs Blanche Lane, William Miller, and Mrs Cordelia Spain, detailing burial sites and officiants. A separate item notes a Pennies donation drive by Salem street cleaner Bowman contributing pennies to the Red Cross.
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Salem
Fom Bowman
Red Cross
Bowman
Brotherhood of Beth El Elects Benjamin Levine
At the annual meeting of Beth El Brotherhood in Temple Beth El vestry rooms, Benjamin Levine was elected president with Mortis Daffner as vice president, Samuel Cohen as secretary, and Abraham Jacobs as treasurer. Directors named were Walter Eisner Ramon Eilenbogen Bernard Block Charles Engie and Isaac Horingsbaum. Rabbi Joel Gefen installed the officers and the group affiliates with the National Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs.
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Beth ' el Brotherhood
Temple Beth ‘el
Benjamin Leving
Mortis Deffner
Samuel T. Cohen
Abraham Jacobs
Walter Eisner
Ramond Eilenbogen
Bernard Block
Charles Engie
Isaac Horingsbaum
Jerome Winig
Abbert
Calle
Harry Brownsteln
Cohen
Joel 3
Gefenyi
Brotherhood
National Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs
United Synagogue of America
Callet
Levine
Winig
Hen lays egg showing a monkey face in Texarkana tale
In Texarkana Arkansas Mrs. B H Boulton reports a hen laid an egg bearing a monkey’s face while others joked about markings resembling Nazi or Japanese insignia. She dismissed claims it showed Hitler’s image and said she would have kept such an egg if true.
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Texarkaya
Ark
BH. B. Boulton
Hitler
Planetarium Director Is Woman in Chicago
Maude Bennet, 50, leads Adler Planetarium in Chicago, a rare female head of a planetarium. She handles lectures, administration, and outreach largely solo, after a varied career at Northwestern, Santa Barbara, Washington, Rochester, and Dearborn Observatory. She notes male opposition challenges and recalls wartime naval research lectures.
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Chicago
INS
Maude Bernnot
Lakefront
Adler Planetarium
Arkool Cj
Miss Beanet
Park Distreet
Miss Bennet
Community Arts Center
Santa Barbara
Cal
National Labor Board
Washington
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Dearborn Observatory
Thornton
Northwestern University
Miss Bennat
Philip Fox
Northwestern
I. Wes
Park District
Fragmentary OCR: World War I medical details and war notes
The readable text hints at overseas communication to parents about locations of soldiers. It mentions Germany using 2500 hospital beds in World War I to aid wounded on battlefields. The fragmentary source preserves sparse facts about wartime medical provisions and troop messages.
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Tiene
Othe
Germaasy
Prayer Union at Schaghticoke Church Follows Allied Invasion
At Schaghticoke the Presbyterian and Methodist communities plan a joint union prayer service at the local church the evening after the Allied invasion of Europe was announced. The gathering includes leaders Dpay Prayers and ee and aaa, calling for reflection and solidarity.
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Aaa
Presbyterian Peeure
Schaghticoke
Methodist Church
Europe
Most Traveled Valentine Arcs Between Hinsdale and Boston Friend
A valentine sent to Mrs. John B. McMaster of Hinsdale by a Boston friend has become the most widely traveled Valentine. First issued 23 years ago, it has since traveled between the two friends every Valentine Day with a new message appended. The Navy's ships numbered 383 three years ago and now exceed 800.
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Yeepetusl Valentine
Hinsdale
Mass
John B. McMaster
Boston
Weil
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Maine Corps
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Marine Corp
Alger J. Girard, Jr
Homer J. Yetto
Lakeview Avenue
Troy
Cape Gloucester
Corporal Girard
Marines
Mr. Martin
Pioneer
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Mutual Savings and Loan Ags
Mrr. Miller
William Afiller
J.W. Burns Sons, Inc
Henry Hamlin
Reformed Dutch Church of
Spain
Hoth Street
Hev
Seth N. Genung
First Presbyterians Church of
Lansingourg
Elmsood bin
Beach Road
Averill Park
St Henry's Church
Horace C. Mescu
General Electric Service. Co
Brotherhood of
Beth el
Benjamin Levine
Planetarium
Hartigans
Troy's
Cash Dept
Congress St
Mother
Mubil+ felder’s
Cage Lelicious
Manhattan
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