Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Notes
The family of the late Mrs Anns Hobbins thank D H Railroad employees friends and relatives for kindness during their bereavement. In Memoriam NILES mourns Mrs M DE Niles who died one year ago today May 17 1942. Resolution of respect memorial minute adopted by the Alumnae Association of Russell Sage College May 15 1943 honors Miss Filiza Kellas whose life and work shaped the college and inspires continued devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns Hobbins
D. & H. Railroad
Niles
M. DE. Niles
G. J. Flynx
Russell Sage College
Russell Sage
Filiza Kellas
Kellag
Kelias
Obituary notices and birth announcements from local hospital
Multiple birth notices and obituaries dated May 13 to May 17 1943 list newborns and the deaths of residents including Johnson O Connell Palitsch Wisher Zibro Burmester Conway Donnelly Dyer Fletcher Fortes Freeman Fritz Heeley Hughes Melly and others. Details cover hospital names Leonard Troy Joseph Green Island and Troy Hospital with parents names and interment or mass information where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Burmester
Herman F. Burmester
Johanna MacDonald
James L. Carney
Helena M
Beery J
Arthur W
Forth
Corinth
N. Y
Conway
Sixth Avenue
Katherine I. Conway
Michael Conway
Elen Quinn
Helen M
Edmund J
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Watervliet
Donnelly
Green Island
John J. Donnelly
Mary Keating
John Donnelly
Elmer Kurtin
James St
Ulolk
St. Joseph's Church
Freeman
Esther Briggs
John ©. Freeman
Harry Prince
Troy
Samuel Tranter
James A. Freeman
Leah Freeman
New York City
Hudson Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Fritz
Maplewood
Colonie
Michael Fritz
Paizea Spinda
Peter J. Karel
Jon Mi O Dzubinsky
Alexander
Vera
Janata Karel
Susanna Dzubinsky
Craig Street
Thance
Basil
Walter J. Duffy
Columbia St. Ands
St Bernard's Church
Hughes
Veterans Hospital
Michael B. Hughes
Fifth Avenue
North
Helen C. Duane
Ursula E
Robert M. Hughes
Walace F. Jordan
George D. Kohler
Catherine Hughes
Detroit
Mich
John J. Hughes
White Plains
Frank H. MacPartlin
Long Beach
Cal
Thomas McPartlin
J. W. Burns’ Sons, Inc
St. Augustine's Church
Ministerial Association Elects Staff President in Troy
Rev David J Livingatone of Memorial Methodist Church was named president of the Ministerial Association of Troy and vicinity at a meeting in the Third Street Temple. Other officers named include Rev Eugene Cunningham vice president Rev Norman R Adams secretary Rev H P Vieth treasurer and Rev Gray M Blandy and Rev Derr E Fritts as advisors. Rabbi Bernard J Bamberger of Temple Beth Emeth Albany was principal speaker at the second annual institute with Rabbi Alan Gree D D presiding. Rev William J Clark presided at the business meeting. the association honored Rev Frederick Allen for his community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Livingatone
Memorial Methodist Church
Ministerial Association of
Troy and
Third Street Temple
Brotherhood of the Temple
Eugene Cunningham
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Norman R. Adams
Westminster Presbyterian Church
H. P. Vieth
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frederick Allen
D.D
First Baptist Church
Wandering Model Plane Recovered
A wandering gas propelled model plane was recovered by its owner Dick Ryan age 18 son of Mr and Mrs William T Ryan. The ship vanished after launch Saturday and landed near Henry Benson of Luther Street Winter Street extension who learned the owner from yesterday’s Record Newspapers. The model was returned slightly torn from the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Ryan
William T. Ryan
Henry Benson
Luther Street
Winter Street
Record
Area Plants Need 7,200 In Six Months
Joseph A. Parker reports that Troy area munition plants must recruit 7,200 new workers in six months. War Manpower Commission and USES officials say volunteers are not meeting target. possible compulsory drafting or authorizations may be needed if voluntary shifts fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Parker
Troy Area
State Education Department
Troy-Albany- Schenectady
District War Manpower Commission
United States Employment Service
War Manpower Commission
A. J. McGinty
Albany
WMC
Rturn
Pnts
Manpower ,Commission and Employment Office
Manpower Commission
Gwynne Ross
Local
New England
Driver License Renewal Warning Issued Statewide
The State Motor Vehicle Bureau issued a reminder that most one year and three year chauffeur licenses expire May 31. District and county offices have renewals ready now. Commissioner Clifford J Fletcher said renewals cover licenses expiring on or after June 1, 1942 and extended to May 31, 1943 by state law. Drivers should check their licenses to avoid illegal driving after May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thhe State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Clifford J. Fletcher
Montana
Joint Labor-Management Dinner Held at Allegheny Ludlum
The first annual labor management dinner of Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp Watervliet featured the annual victory prize awarded to Jeremie E. Giroux of Cohoes for an outstanding suggestion. Speakers included plant manager W H Noris and United Steel Workers officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremie E. Giroux
Cohoes
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Hendrick Hudson
William H. Norris
Howard T. Curtis
United Steel Workers of America
J. Q. A. Doolittle
Tight
Watervliet
Labor Management Committee
Mr. Giroux
W. H. Noruis
T. C. Sherman
Hlastern
Third District
Frank Altman
Guardsmen Prepare for Camp Duty at Camp Smith
Preparations for the summer tour of duty at Camp Smith in Peekskill continued at the Second Regiment New York State Guard meeting in the State Armory. Headquarters and Service Company under Capt. William Birkby received instructions on haversacks and pack rolling. Major Stephen H. Curtis, regimental surgeon, received vaccine for inoculations and Capt. Ervin H. Wilson distributed allotments. Officers discussed plans for Memorial Day parade. Company A drill under Capt. John B. Prout covered close order and scouting techniques with Lieuts. Burkhardt and Eusace. Lieut. Corcoran led indoor rifle practice as Sergts. Dwyer and McClure handled quarters and mess. Three enlistment applications were received. Proutt to lead non-commissioned officer school in map reading Thursday. A night march is planned for next Monday, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Smith
Peekskill
New York State Guard
State Armory
William Birkby
Joseph Glasheen
William Preston
Charles Rosenberg
Stephen H. Curtis
Ervin H. Wilson
John B. Prout
Charles H Burkhardt
Lester J. Eustace
John Corcoran
Corcoran
Clarence T. Dwyer
John T. McClure
Proutt
Map Reading
Fuel Oil Zones Revised by OPA in Troy B-1
The Office of Price Administration announced changes to fuel oil rationing zones for next winter. Zone A will split into A-1 covering New England and upper New York and A-2 for the upper Midwest and northern Iowa. Zone B splits into B-1 including New York to Pennsylvania and B-2 covering upper Midwest states and portions of Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Troy
Office of Price Administration
Saratoga
Warren
Washington Counties
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Upper
New York State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Rensselater
Albany
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Fifty Year Medal Presented at Jerusalem Lodge Night
David N. MacRae received a fifty year medal at Jerusalem Lodge 355 F and A M veterans night in the Lansingburg Masonic Temple. Louis M. White missed the event due to illness and will receive the medal later. C Stowell Carro, district deputy grand master, presented the award. The class of 1918 joined the veterans ranks, a memorial service honored 25 year members who died, and members in service were saluted. Rev Seth N Genung spoke of duty at Camp Croft. Arthur F Bliss presided. Leo C Grathwell led the program. Last lodge meeting until fall reopening October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David N. MacRae
Jerusalem Lodge
A. M
Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Louis M. White
Mac-Rae
C. Stowell Carro
Seth N. Genung
Lansingburg First Presbyterian Church
Camp Croft
Arthur F. Bliss
Leo C. Grathwel
Whitman Is Commissioned Second Lieutenant in Army
Jack Whitman son of Mr and Mrs Israel Whitman of 110 First Street was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army of the United States last week after completing officer candidate school at Camp Lee Virginia He was home for a family reunion during the weekend with Irving Whitman of Farmingham Mass Mr and Mrs Herman Whitman Sol Whitman and Private Martin Whitman of Hamilton College attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Whitman
Israel Whitman
First Street
Army of the United States
Camp Lee
Whitman
Irving Whitman
Farmingham
Mass
Herman Whitman
Sol Whitman
Martin Whitman
Hamilton College
Six Troy youths held in auto thefts and gas station burglary
Six boys were held by Troy police for two auto thefts and a service station burglary. Three face felony charges, three juvenile delinquency counts. Suspects include Henry Cunningham of Congress Street, Sidney Butler and George Dahler of Congress Street, with ages 12 to 16. The cases involve a 1937 sedan stolen from Clara Valenti’s at 133 Ferry Street and recovered near Sarmatitan Hospital, and a Carline’s gas station break-in on Brunswick Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Police
Joseph Ormsby
Patrick Hogan
Central Police Station
Daniel H. Sheehan
Detective Bureau
Henry Cunningham
Congress Street
Sidney Butler
Fourteenth Street
George Dahler
Rensselaer County Children’s Court
Albany County
Clara Valenti
Ferry Street
Aban
Pearice
Cunningham
Hutlton
Sixteenth Streets
Plains
Ormsby
Hogan
Alber Brothers
Charles Gillie
Eighth Street
Broadway
Central Station
Hoosick Street
Nima Schultz
Cypress Street
Butler
Dahler
Carline
Brunswick Road
Dahter
Children's Court
Woman Donor Makes Fifth Blood Donation in Troy
Mrs. Caston Valente of 525 Broadway donated her fifth pint yesterday at the Red Cross mobile unit in the First Baptist Church rooms. Her husband and sister accompanied her. Valente previously donated in Brooklyn and Schenectady, with two prior Troy donations. A total of 156 registered, 101 acceptable. heat and colds caused many rejections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
Caston Valente
Broadway
Red Cross
Mobile
First Baptist Church
Margaret Collins
Second Avenue
Collins
Rensselaer County Department of Public Welfare
Albion
New Hampshire
Boston
Troy
Kiwanis Club
John W. Kennedy
Blood Donors Committee
Proctor
Rensselaer County Chapter
Four Injured In River Road Car Crash Near Hemstreet Park
Four people were hurt in a head on collision on River Road four miles south of Hemstreet Park at about 4 45 pm yesterday. Albert Sherman Casey 24 of R D 2 Troy drove one car John H Olmstead 58 of Avenue A Melrose drove the other Sananink Michael 19 R D 2 Troy and Shoemaker Kenneth 13 R D 2 Troy were passengers Casey Sananiuk and Shoemaker were taken to Leonard Hospital Olmstead was alone Casey drove north while Olmstead headed south. Sergt E T Hanchett and Trooper F M Sclezak of Troop G investigated. Both cars damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Hemstreet Park
Albert Sherman Casey
Troy
John H. Olmstead
Avenue A
Melrose
Michael Sanamuk
Kenneth Shoemaker
Sananink
Shoemaker
Casey
Olmstead
Sananiuk
Leonard Hospital
E. T. Hanchett
F. M. Sclezak
G. Bate
St Rose Seniors to Be Guests at June Commencement
The Troy Graduate Club of the College of St Rose discussed entertaining graduating seniors before the June 2 commencement. A June card party is planned. Mrs John J Casey, president, will name committees next meeting. Miss Matt Hanrahan chaired. Miss Mary Burks co chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of St. Rose
Troy Graduate Club
Troy Club
John J. Casey
Matt Hanrahan
Mary Burks
Recognition Quiz chin honors Crusader's Shield recipient
A Waterford native, Albany Law School graduate, who held top county government posts for five years, is honored as the first Crusader's Shield recipient by Holy Cross Alumni of Eastern New York for merit in Christian achievement. He serves as director of the Community Chest and treasurer of the Troy Council of Social Agencies, with Catholic Charities Inc. advisor role and a Rockefeller Foundation appointment as a Motion Picture Panel arbitrator. He is an Elks and Knights member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
College
Holy Cross
New York
Albany Law School
Community Chest
Troy Council of Social Agencies
Catholic Charities, Inc
Rockefeller Foundation
American Arbitration Association
Elks, Knights of
Honor Roll To Be Site Of Exercises
Soldiers and sailors killed in the present war will be honored Sunday May 30 at a service on Troy's Honor Roll grounds. Tributes to all service members will include speakers martial music and a updated Honor Roll board. Residents urged to submit names by May 25 and families of deceased soldiers to notify the league for gold stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Hot Stove League
Elks’ Club
John F. Jackson
League
James F. O'Crowley
Arthur H. Stevena
C. Fred Schwarz
T. J. Mahoney
Leo M. Nehill
Area convention of New York State Council of Churches set for Troy
Pastors and church members from adjoining counties will attend the two day area convention in Troy September 22 and 23. Missionary E Stanley Jones of India will be principal speaker at the inspirational meeting attended by leaders from several hundred churches. The Troy host marks the first time the area meeting is held there with sessions at an undetermined church. Participants include Rev Wiliam A Perry Rev W T Clemens Rev E Eugene Cunningham and Rev Dayton G Van Dussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Council of Churches
Troy
Rensselaer County
Wiliam A. Perry
Waterford
State Council
E. Eugene Cunningham
The
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Dayton G. van Dussen
Center Brunswick
Settlement Halts Auto Crash Action in Moylan V Nofal Case
A compromise settlement ending the Moylan v Nofal auto collision suit was reached in the Supreme Court of Rensselaer County before Justice Francis Bergan. Alfred J. Moylan sought $500 and Helen Moylan $2,000 in damages, while the Nofals claimed counterclaims of £10,000 for Rose H. Nofal and $200 for Alfred M. Nofal. The action stemmed from a February 4 collision on the Troy Poestenkill highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J
Helen Moylam
Rose H
Alfred M. Woofai
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Francis Bergan
Helen Moylan
Earle J. Wiley
Troy-Poestenkill Highway
Putnam Man's Will Probated
The will of Charles H. McLaughlin of Putnam is admitted to probate by Washington County Surrogate John H. Dowell. His widow Jean McLaughlin receives the estate, $100 goes to Putnam Cemetery Association for care of the burial plot, two granddaughters Jans and Marion McLaughlin receive $800 each in trust until adulthood, and the remainder goes to adopted daughter Louise Mainwaring Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Mclaughlin
Putnam
Washington County
John H. Dowell
Greenwich
Jean McLaughlin
Putnam Cemetery Association
McLaughlin
Jans
Marion McLaughlin
Celia Meinwaring
Louise Mainwaring Sherman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
the Leonard Hospital
Henry L. Johnson
Jane Winifred
O'Connell
Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Edmund O’connell
Richard
O’connell
Helen Frediletto
Aaphive
David J. Livingstone
Abnie Connors
Edmund J. Moore
Patricia Gail
Susan Moore
William J. Connors
Vernon Culver
Charles Niles
William J
Walter A
Pic
Herbert Connors
Greensboro
N.C
William A. Toohey
Eldon H. Martin
Murphy
Mary Murphy
Margaret Kehoe
John Kehoe
Jonas H. Lodge
St. Peter's Church
Weaver
Ihe Samaritan Hospital
Martin T. Weaver
Helen L. Shea
Fred J. Lowe
St Peter's Church
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Menands
Wilkes
Charles H. Wilkes
Jessie 3. Gaer
Harold A. Sheldon
D. N. MacRae
St. Rose
Columbus and Troy Post
American Legion
Area Plan Troy Session
Troy Record CO
Troybles Socials
Thomas J. Gillespie
Old Company
Lehigh” Coal Harrison
First Sts
Troy, N. Y
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