Educator Miss Kellas Remains In Emma Willard Legacy
The Troy Record notes the death of Miss Eliza Kellas, longtime Emma Willard School educator and leader. The Board of Trustees honors her thirty years of service, praising her conservative yet visionary guidance, faith in God and humanity, and lasting impact on the school and alumni.
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Memorial
Willard Schooul
Thich
Britain
Felds
Eton
Eliza Keliss
Dimma Willard School
Miss Keilas
Emma Willard
Emma Willard School
Miss Kellas
Card of thanks and memorial notices from 1943
The family of the late Christopher Daly thank friends relatives and bearers for kindness during bereavement. The Rayewitz family thank Father Buechler and St Lawrence choir and others for kindness during bereavement. In memoriam Mary Harrigan died one year ago today May 1. Sincere and true memories. Littlejohn Robert died May 19. Family notes suffering and rest. Births Jensen Krill Shearer births listed with parents and former names. Died Burmester Conway Corr Dyer Felter Fletcher funeral details and interments. private and public notices with church services and cemeteries.
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Christopher Daly
Abeuasreen
Elizabeth Rayewitz
Father Buechler
St Lawrence's Chureh
Domenchor
Maennerchor
Harrigan
Mary
Littlejohn
Robert Littlejohn
Aga
Felter
Charles EB
Congress
Tate
Susan Pierson
Jessie
Lillian
Charles A. Felter
A. R. Fox & Son
Thirteenth St
Intermental Oakwood
Fletcher
Robert Colter
Westbury
Edwin Emory
Watervilet
Ralph M. Fletcher
Troy
William Pietener
Schenectady
Mechanic Street
Forest Park Cemetery
Prominent Green Island Leader James J Corr Dies
James J Corr, longtime Green Island village president and town clerk, died at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. A Troy native, he served four terms as village president, later as town clerk, and was active in business and local civic groups. Survivors include his wife Jane, children, a brother, and several relatives. Funeral services set for Friday at his residence and St. Joseph's Church.
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Burmester
Herman
Johanna MacDonald
James L. Carney
Helena M
Henry J
Arthur W
Fort Hunter
William J
U.S. Army
Charles A
Francis H. Burmester
U.S. Acmr
Tenth Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Corinth
N. Y
Conway
Sixth Avenue
Katherine F. Conway
Michael Conway
Ellen Quinn
Helen M
Edmund J. Conway
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Watervliet
Corr
Green Island
James J. Corr
Jane F. McDonald
Sergi
William J. Corr
Claiborne
Edward W. Johnson
William W. Scirving
Atlantic City
Helen M. Corr
John W. Corr
Troy
George Street
Stu Joseph's Church
Dyer
Florence Follett
Howard Dyer
William R. Myers
Joseph Savard
Albert Cummings
Michael Haialyk
Doris
Seret
Camp Breckenridge
Jane Michaels
Charles Follett
St. Peter's Come
Samaritan
Mr. Corr
Carr
J. M. Warren & Co
Foltes
Troy Hospital
Robert H. Foltes
Gillie Baker
Larkin
Fifth Avenue
Freeman
Esther Briggs
John £. Freeman
Harry Prince
Samuel Tranter
James A. Freeman
Leah Freeman
New York City
Hudson Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
Fritz
Maplewood
Colonie
Michael Fritz
Paiza Spinda
Peter J. Kartel
Joan M. Dzubinsky
Alexander
Vera Tatiana Karel
Susanna Dzu
William V. Harper
Third Avenue
Albany
Hayes
William H. Hayes
Margaret Noonan
Sergt
Witham PR
Fort Leonard Wood
Margaret J
Robert
Nanty Hayes
Lillian Knowlson
Ethel Lindsey
Joseph Murray
Oakland
Cal
Desson Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Heelfy
Cohoes Hospital
Hoosick Falls
William H. Lohnes
Frances Snyder
Stanley Arasim
Pauline Arasim
Howard Lohnes
Valley Falls
Edward Hallis
Hoosick Street
Suriai
Elmwood
Mebushy
S1atos City
Mary Murphy
Margaret Kehoe
John Kehoe
Joan H. Lodge
St. Peter's Church
Menands
Wilkes
Charles H. Wilkes
Jessie S. Geer
Harold A. Sheldon
Wilson
Raymond E. Wilson
Kenneth D. Mealy
Schenectady
J. van Rieeck
Third St
Waterford
William A. Perry
Watterford Rural Cemetery
Sixth Term Lansingburg Boys' Club Reelects Dr. Plunkett
Dr. Robert E. Plunkett was named president for the sixth term by officers directors and sustaining members. The full slate was reelected including Harold M. Grout and Charles C. Freihofer as vice presidents Fred W. Clements and William J. Higgins as treasurer and secretary. The annual report listed 287 members and 15 496 boy participants in activities with 5 020 total engaging in all club programs. The Woman's Auxiliary served a dinner before the meeting.
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Robert E. Plunkett
Lansingburg
Harold M. Grout
Charles C. Freihofer
Fred W. Clements
William J. Higgins
Clements
Charles G. Dormandy
Oscar E. Engquist
E. R. Wiseman
Paul S. Young
Victory Volunteer Corps
Cub
Salvage Corps
Woman’s Auxiliary
Theolub
State Police Investigate Burglaries in Saratoga Springs
State police at Spa barracks join in probing a string of burglaries in Saratoga Springs over the past weeks. Trooper Edward J. Holohean of Troop G leads the inquiry into thefts including Ruby's Log Cabin on Saratoga Springs Glens Falls road, a Ralph Durkee gasoline station on the Saratoga Springs Schuylerville road, and a cottage on Saratoga Lake owned by Mrs Harriett Van Vechten Mechanicville. Reported losses include an outboard motor, stamp and coin collections, thirty boys' games and books, and men's clothing. An attempted gas theft and a road stand burglary were also reported.
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Spa Barracks
Saratoga Springs
Edward J. Holohean
Ruby
Saratoga
Saratoga Lake
Harriett van Vechten
Mechanicville
Nso
Charlies J. Lynch
Glen Newkirk
Review of Baraca Philathea Classes Spring Meeting
Baraca and Philathea Class members from Baptist churches in Rensselaer Albany and Schenectady Counties met yesterday and last night at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church to review winter work and plan future activities The afternoon session focused on Philathea Union work with Mrs Alfred V Heller presiding Mrs L W Greene spoke on society progress and future plans A devotional led by Mrs Andrew Sliter A duet by Mrs Arthur Johnson and Mrs Fowler and a class award by Mrs Langenstein closed the session The evening Baraca meeting followed a supper and featured Rev Raymond M Meiners sermon on full time Christianity He outlined four conditions to a life devoted to Christianity and the need for constant Christian practice.
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Baraca
Philathea
Rensselaer
Albany
Schenectady
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Alfred V. Heller
Andrew Sliter
W. P. Fowler
L. W. Greene
State Philathea Union
142. C. Morehouse
Arthur Johnson
Baptist Meeting
Tray Area
Sanford T. Blair
Baraca Union
Raymond M. Meiners
H. C. Morehouse
Philathea Union
Baraca-Philathea Union
New York State
Catholic Central Girls Honored For Leadership
Cath olic Central High School seniors Miss Macy T Mahoney and Miss Anne McGowan were awarded for leadership and proficiency. Mahoney received The Reader's Digest Association sixth annual award with a yearlong honorary subscription and engraved certificate. McGowan earned a Catholic Digest subscription for her writing skill.
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Macy T. Mahoney
Anne McGowan
Catholic Central High School
Miss Mahoney
Reader’s Digest Association
Reader's Digest
Miss McGowan
Catholic Digest
Edwin J. Mahoney
Hill Street
J. Frank McGowan
Ninth Street
Rebekah Lodge Plans Upcoming Bethlehem Meetings
Members of Bethlehem Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow at p.m. in Diamond Rock Hall to plan future activities. Mrs. Jennie Barnum, noble grand, will preside. After the meeting, Miss Bertha J. Lang will direct a program featuring a demonstration by Mrs. Mary Bull.
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Bethlehem Rebekah Lodge
Diamond Rock Hall
Jennie Barnum
Noble Grand
Bertha J. Lang
Mary Bull
More Pets Picked Up Society Told
A 20 percent rise in calls to Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society for stray cats and dogs was reported to directors at the quarterly Troy shelter meeting. In three months the group handled 1102 dogs and 1133 cats, with 105 dogs found homes. 150 animal inspections covered 16 322 animals.
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Mohawk and
Hudson River Humane Society
Troy
Albany
Sarah W. Cook
Troyang
Boy Scouts
Court to Meet Appolo Court No 50
Appolo Court No 50 of A will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 8 pm at 81 Fourth Street with Mrs Isabella Kehoe royal matron and John Hallgate royal patron presiding. A social hour will follow the business.
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Appolo Court No
Fourth Street
Isabella Kehoe
John Hallgate
Retired Pastor Rev Merns to mark sixtieth jubilee mass
Rev Matthew K Merns longtime pastor of St Patrick s Utica and St Mary s Granville near Albany will celebrate his sixtieth jubilee with a high mass at St Joseph s Seminary. Ordained May 19 1853 he began his sixty year priesthood after years serving in Utica Albany and Granville with extensive parish building and mission work.
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Matthew K. Merns
St. Patrick’s Church
Albany
St. Joseph's Seminary
Father Merns
St. Patrick's Church
Merns
Father Meras
St. Patrick’s School
Clayville
Oneida County
Sauquoit Academy
Mohawk Valley
Sulpician College
Montreal
Que
Seminary of Our Lady of Angels
Niagara University
St. Joseph's
Bishop Hardy
Columbus, O
Mgr
Francis Sullivan
Albion
Syracuse
St. John the Evangelist Church
Utica
St. John’s Church
St. Johnsville
Montgomery County
Fulton
Hamilton County
Adirondacks
Hardy Wootsmen
Catholic Church Extension Society
Chicago
Extension Society
Recognition Quiz Carl HuletyProfile of a civic leader
The article highlights Carl Hulety and his long record of public service. A former Tro High School football star, he is noted for driving the mortgage burn at the Masonic Temple and for active roles in Kiwanis, Frear Park Golf course work, and the YMCA board presidency. He also supports Bethesda Home, the B oy Boss Club, and the Municipal Planning Commission.
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Tro) High School
Masonic Temple
Kiwanis
Frear Park
Cr Z Dessary Heart
Aaction Army
Safety Engineers Group Grows from R P I Course
An outgrowth of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute safety engineering classes held during war training, Albany meeting plans a District Safety Engineers Association. Howard E. Stevens elected honorary president. Walter C. Allen vice president. Barnet Steiner director. Stanley G. Allen elected president. Raymond B. Morgan vice president. Mrs. A. M. Campbell secretary treasurer. Multiple directors named from Albany Schenectady and Troy areas. An next meeting set for June 15 with regular fall meetings planned.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Albany
Howard E. Stevens
Walter C. Allen
Cluet, Peabody & Co., Inc
Barnet Steiner
Troy City
Stanley G. Allen
Rensselaer
Raymond B. Morgan
A. M. Campbell
James M Willis
Schenectady
William Murphy
John P. Ogsbury
John D. Brown
Johns FE
Long
Wendell R. Miller
Clarence R. Fox
Man Dies After Train Strikes Him Near Trembley Corners
Thomas Hamson a 34 year old carpenter from Port Henry died at Mineville Hospital from injuries after a locomotive struck him near Trembley Corners on the Lake Champlain and Moriah Railroad. He apparently fell asleep on the tracks Monday night and was found with severed left arm and legs. Railroad crew continued on unaware of the accident. Republic Steel Corp operates the line.
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Thomas Hamson
Port Henry
Mineville
Lake Champlain and
Moriah
Trembley Corners
Ham~son
Walter Johnson
Miteville
Hamson
Mineville Hospital
Republic Steel Corp
Sunday School Maps Spring Activities at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday School officers met at 853 Second Avenue to plan spring and summer activities for First Presbyterian Church Lansingburg. Children’s Day observance June 13, picnic June 19, and summer conference June 28 to July 5 at Green Mountain Junior College in Paulin Va were discussed. Frank McKnight Ernest Robillard and Byron Follett to handle arrangements. Miss Breed elected treasurer succeeding Leon Lonsdale.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lansingburg
Carolyn Breed
Lusy Trainer
Second Avenue
Frank McKnight
Ernest A. Robillard
Byron Follett
Green
Mountain Junior College
Paulin Va
Ramond Eaton
Betty Mower
Nifia McKnight
Breed
Leon Lonsdale
Seth N Genung
McKnight
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