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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1943

Page

3

New Captain Of Troop G Takes Post In Troy

Captain Stephen D. McGrath assumed command of Troop G State Police, returning to the unit formerly led by Keeley. A 25 year veteran, he will not reorganize, praising the troop’s smooth operation. He previously led Troop D at Oneida and is active in the Elks.

Stephen D. McGrath State Police McGrath Keeley Oneida John Adams Warner John M. Keeley Troy Captain McGrath Catherine Donnelly Third Street New York State Elks’ Association National Lodge Houston Tex George Kerr Troy Lodge of Elks National Association of Elks

Scrap Metal Thief Sentenced in Albany Circuit

Bennie Frank, 53, of Albany, convicted of stealing curbside scrap metal placed by Sche nectady households for the scrap salvage program. Judge Charles G. Fryer imposed six months in jail calling the offense a despicable crime. About 1,000 pounds of metal were involved.

Bennie Frank Albany Schenectady Charles G. Fryer Frank

Garfield School Association to Elect Officers Tonight

Mount Vernon and area notes record a Garfield School Association meeting at 7 45 p m for the annual officer election, plus local youths and church groups hosting meetings. Army air corps Sergt Walter Ott returns to Long Beach California with Ground Crew duties. Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church outlines a Be ing Friends devotional and officers elected. Installation set for May 23 at 7 36 p m. Sunday devotional services to resume biweekly beginning June 6.

Garfield School Association Walter M. Ott Long Beach Cal U. S. Army Air Corps The Methodist Church George H. Pettingell Marjorie Weidenbacker Dorothy Ott Peggy Johnston Commission On Worship Mildred Gutbrodt Johnston Weidenbacker Roswell Lee Dorothy Marjorie Ruth Ott Mildred Zutbrodt Joseph Duncan, Jr Troy Saratoga Springs

Miraculous Medal Novena at St. Paul the Apostle

The weekly novena honoring the Miraculous Medal will be held jointly with May devotions at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle, followed by Benediction. Friday May devotions include the Rosary a short period of instruction and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

St. Paul the Apostle

Home Bureau Defreestville Holds Meeting

The De Freestville Home Bureau Unit met Saturday at Mrs Elmer Wagar's home. President Mrs Raymond Warner led. reports were given by secretary Mrs Harry Mackkercher and treasurer Mrs John Schark. A civics lesson by Dr Britton of Cornell was shared with leaders. health administration lesson by Miss Lucille Brewer set for May 26. A soy bean demonstration at St Johns Church open to public. June 10 picnic at Mrs Alfred Wilbur's home with guest Mrs Donald Cole of Forbes Manor.

Defreestville Home Bureau Elmer Wagar Raymond Warner Marvin Home Bureau Harry MackKercher John Schark Warner Orin Simmons Lillie Mansville Simmons Marvin Gardner Dr. Britton Cornell Lucille Brewer St. John’s Episcopal Church Alfred Wilbur Donald Cole Forbes Manor Association Glavin Earl C. Miker Ford Manufacturing Co Union Rooms Brord Street Andrew Doherty Milton Bertrand Veronica Hebert Waterford-Halfmoon Tyrret Mo KK of Chome Regina Decker Seth Parker George B. Bruno Grace Episcopal Guardha

Whitehall Officials Lead Local and Military Movements

Whitehall Sergeant Robert Prefontaine visits his parents in Whitehall while Lieut. Arthur Yellen of Camp Shanks visits relatives. Aviation Cadet Russell Lauzon trains at Maxfield Field Alabama as Champlain Spinners workers vote against forming an outside union. Justice Leon M. Layden heads Selective Service Board 367 succeeding resigning C Herne McKee. Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons administers Confirmation at Notre Dame des Victoires Church with many local youths named for the ceremony.

Robert Prefontaine Los Angeles Cal Peter Prefontaine Arthur Yellen Camp Shanks Whitehall Russell Lauzon Joseph Lauzon Maxfield Field Ala Champlain Spinners, Inc Mill No. 2 Supreme Court Leon M. Layden Selective Service Board 367 Excelsior Judge Layden C. Herne McKee Justice Layden Edmund F. Gibbons Albany Notre Dame Des Victoires James Ames Robert Ames James Archambault Raymond Austin James Barker Eugene Brazier Rowland Brown Thomas Brazier Ronald Burns William Burns Frank Casalina Alfred Collins Robert Davis Robert Delorme Russell Delorme Leonard Denno Howard Fountain Maurice Fountain Elsworth Fuller Harold Gandron Alfred Gordon Bernard Gordon Donald Gordon Herman Gordon Leslie Gordon Roland Gor

Community Members List From Local Obituary or Notice

A long readable roster of residents includes numerous individuals such as Paul Gosselin John Jones Gerald Kilmer Joseph LaChapple Clayton LaRose James LaRose Curtis LeRoy Robert Martell Rob ert McPhee Ernest Merak Charles Moore George Moulton John Mylotte Kenneth Nedde Bernard Nacito Howard Nutting William Craborne James Pelkey Edwin Prefontaine Donald Rocque Douglass Rocque Joseph Rodd Floyd Terrian Marc Touchette Allen Trevellyan Harry Twyman Donald Winters Loyal Winters Eugene Yell Richard Yell Wyman Yell Edward Benway Alice Abaire Doris Abaire Mileen Albert Patricia Ablett Shirley Aikens Alice Archambault Carrie Archambault Joan Aubin Marilyn Baldwin Louise Bebo Shirley Bigelow Harriet Boulett Beatrice Burt Dorothy Burt Shirley Burt Nancy Brazier Kay Sharon Joyce Day Margaret Deino Grace Budley Marion Dudley Mary Bole Delores Fisher Shirley Fountain Theresa Goff Phyllis Gooley Lorraine Gordon Shirley Grant Betty Hilder Rita Horton Evelyn Ingeston Jacqueline Jones Evelyn La Chapple Delores Lafontain Jeanne Leclair Carmen Luse Carol Manell Laura Martin Rose Martin Lynn Nedde Thelma Nedde Rosemary Noonan Ardythe Parks Lucile Pecott Dorothy Pelkey Gloria Perry Jeanne Perry Constance Prefontaine Virginia Previe Anna Raine Doris Reed Jean Riley June Rudd Lorraine Rudd Agnes Rondeau Bev Rondeau Shirley Rondeau Janes Shaw Geraldine Shovah Marlene Stewart Ida Mas Terrian Marguerite Touchette Ethel Villeneuve Florence Wilson Hileen Winters Lilly Lunt Shiffert Beatrice Greene Gero Irene Sheppard Blanchard Doris Villeneuve Fountain Clifton Dewey Herbert Greene

Beatrice Greene Gero Irene Shepard Blanchard Doris Villeneuve Fountain Clifton Dewey Herbert Greene

Junior Branch of Blume Auxiliary Inducts Officers

The junior unit of the Leo HL Blume D, 8S. C. Auxiliary installed its officers Saturday night with Sirs. Hagle as installing officer and Miss Dorothy McHale assisting. Officers include Miss Shirley Hayden president and Miss Genevieve Durviage senior vice president. Guests included Benjamin Chuckrow and Frank J. Hayden. Music by Catholic Central High School Orchestra. Next meeting May 24. Monarch Brush Co. changes name to 655 Third Avenue Corp.

Leo HL Blume D Sirs. Hagle Dorothy McHale Shirley Hayden Genevieve Durviage Alicia Durviage Marie Craver Marguerite Mohr M. Marra Roslyn Kehn Marie Flint Carol Flint Benjamin Chuckrow 8. Clark Frank J. Hayden Osrick Vaughn Mohawk Counties Council Raymond J. Hayes Albert O. Flint Anna B. McHale

Woman Accused Of Murder In Two Fire Deaths

Zaida L. Purnell, 35, an unemployed domestic, was arraigned in Albany police court on two first degree murder charges tied to a Sunday rooming house fire in Albany that killed two roomers and injured four others. Police said she admitted starting the blaze by lighting a match to a rubbish pile after an argument with Jerney Hammumus, known as Checkers, who is being questioned.

Zaida L. Purnell Albany William J. Fitzpatrick Parnell Jerney Hammumus Hammumus

Waterford honors service members with church gifts

Three Methodist Church members departing for armed forces receive devotionals from Rev Willama Perry and church gifts. The notice lists upcoming church events including youth, women, choir rehearsals, and a Lions Club observance titled I Am An American Day. Also noted are Red Cross dressings, Civilian Defense group meetings, bar association appointments, and a farewell for Earl C Miller.

Methodist Church Willama. Perry Philip M. Marino Navy Warren Baker Earl C. Miller Yhe Girls Division He Women’s Society of Christian Service Sydney Smith Turan C. Bannister Constance Perry Wuiutorum Lions Club Thomas R. Morse R. Gordon Yaxley Herbert C. Willenberg First Presbyterian Church James T. Kerr Grace Episcopal Church Trong Cain Mildred Rasmussen Verna Dick John K. Harney

Flames Level Norman Rockwell Studio in Vermont

The Norman Rockwell Studio in Arlington Vermont was burned to the ground on Saturday morning. The fire destroyed sketches notes files books costumes and high priced photographic equipment valued in the thousands of dollars. Tommy Rockwell ten year old son of the Rockwells discovered the blaze.

Norman Rockwell Arlington, VI Tommy Rockwell

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Eagle Mills Robert Vogt Mount Verfon Charles Vogt Tandy A. Bryson Moline, i Chas. H. Gardner Agency First St N. Y Hananeess Defreestville Winston Churchill Washington Britain Blume Auxiliary Monarch Brush Co Third Avenue Corp Waterford First Baptist Church Potapechin St. Mary's Church Samuel Penrose Red Cross John House Memorial B. Emerson Deyit Prrfection Council Town Hall Charles E. Pollock James McC. Mitchell Buffalo New York State Bar Association James H.glavin, Jr UNION Ev Ema I Union Flames Vermont Aposs Rep CR Danga Gira ALPOW Pawer de Ine Aibars, MY Union Home Beaubase
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