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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1949
Page
1
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Colonel William J. O'Brien, Medal of Honor recipient and former commander of the 105th Infantry, was honored in a funeral with military escort from his Troy home to St. Augustine's Church. The service drew Troy officials, veterans, and former 105th officers, with Lt. Col. John J. Purcell commanding the escort and the flag presented to Mrs. O'Brien.
George H. Slater of Cohoes will guest conduct the first annual Tri-State Music Festival in Bennington Wyoming today and tomorrow under Bennington Lions Club. The event features bands from New York Vermont and Massachusetts with 300 band students and 375 vocal students attending across several schools. The program begins with a parade at 3 30 pm and a massed band performance at the Bennington Armory led by Slater, followed by vocal selections on Sunday night under Paul Boerple of Bennington College. Lions clubs from Cambridge Williamstown and Burlington will attend as guests.
First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg Sunday School officers outline future events at a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank McKnight Center Brunswick Road Children’s Day set for Sunday June 12 annual picnic planned for Saturday June 18 location to be announced September 22 set for teachers to visit pupils’ parents in connection with the new Sunday School drive Miss Viola O’De presented a report on the Rochester youth conference Sunday refreshments marked the meeting’s close with a birthday anniversary tribute to Mr McKnight
State Liquor Authority denied the application for a hovel liquor license. The decision was announced Thursday and involves Violet Gali and Nasean.
The Troy Uniformed Firemen's Association plans its annual communion breakfast at Brownie Tavern with Thomas A. Graham toasts and Rev. John L. Jones as principal speaker. Firemen and guests meet at Central Fire Station at 6 15 a.m. and march to St Patrick's Church for the mass.
Sgt. Henry Dowd of the Troy Police Department will retire on June 1 due to physical disability. He joined March 16, 1922, served at the Second Precinct, became a sergeant on October 20, 1935, and has worked at Dental Station since 1936. Known as an amateur artist, his watercolors and sketches adorn Central Police Station offices, and he is the department's cartoonist for daily bureau life.
Vincent Barone, 73, of Schenectady nearly drowned in the Mohawk River when his mongrel dog Blackie barked to alert a passerby. The bystander summoned Barone's son-in-law Benny Lencewicz, who alerted the fire department. Rescue crews on a Barge Canal boat hauled Barone to shore with help from Frank De Matteo, Harry Waonshalter, Fre Jaden, and Clement Biesser. Barone, in poor health, likely lost balance stepping from a rowboat moored at shore.
Rev Gwen Bensett of TM Astheny-on-the-Haudean will be principal speaker at the Lasalle Institute Alumni Association breakfast at the school cafeteria. Bishop William A. Scully will officiate at the St Marys Church service with a 7 30 pm assembly and an 8 pm communion. Stephen J. Johnson, alumni president, will report at the breakfast.
A fragment notes a gathering at the sedeat brary last evening where a balance of the pear was depreased. George Curley was named toast peter for the communion breakfant event.
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