Heatly High Honor Pupils Announced
The class of 1943 valedictorian is Ruth Davenport with 94.446 and salutatorian Gloria Swisher with 93.216 at Heatly High School. Other honor list members include Lois Crandall 91.525, Gloria Wiese 90.183, and Armand Charron 90.110. Davenport and Swisher have long received honor letters. Davenport is active in drama, student council, and clubs and plans Syracuse University study. Obituary notes John J. Donnelly funeral services and veterans groups attend. War bonds sales figures across Green Island, Heatly, and area. Heatly booth contributes significant totals. Farewell party planned for Hulett Vanderheyden by Green Island Rod and Gun Club. various local civic activities and meetings scheduled. The cubit is noted as the oldest standard of length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatly High School
Ruth Davenport
Gloria Swisher
Marcella Keating
Lois Crandall
Gloria Wiese
Armand Charron
Davenport, Hauser
Francis C. Davenport
Hudson Avenue
Swisher
James B. Swisher
Miss Davenport
American Legion
Dramatic Club
Studen
Island Home Bureau
William Gilbert
Margaret Picarello
Heatly School
Heatly
Picarello
Green Island Teacher’s Association
Edna Ryan
Hulett Vanderheyden
Green Island Rod and Gun Club
Rensselaer County Alliance
Gardner Bump
Gloria Weise
House to Probe Alleged Laxity On Rent Control
Two House committees begin investigations into charges that the Office of Price Administration failed to cope with rent control and forced retailers to sell at a loss. The Smith select committee will study the rent-control situation with OPA officials testifying. Chairman Wright Patman will summon spokesmen from 19 organizations representing about 500,000 retailers to show OPA regulations altered business practices contrary to the price control act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Office of Price Administration
Smith Select Committee
OPA
Wright Patman
Tex
Small Business Committee
Funeral notices parade through Cohoes and nearby towns
A long obituary column lists funerals from J E DeGraaf West Sand Lake to St Nicholas Church and St Augustine s in Whitehall and Utica. It records bearers, officiants, graves at Woodlawn Waterford St Mary s and more. Other items note private Raleigh and J M Finch services and local civic speaker Rev George B Leckenby addressing Claverack Dutch Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Coons
Clarence E. Coons
J. E. DeGraaf
West Sand Lake
Herbert Brainard
Osborne Adams
Herbert Adams
Chriss Smauder
Vern L. van der Linden
Woodlawn
Sand Lake
Helen E. Barry
Margaret Shanahan
Cohoes
Catherine McConnell
Utica
North Pownal
Patrick
Ellen Moore Barry
Mary Barry
North Pownel
James Barry
St. Agnes’ Church
J. M. Finch
John M. Finch
Whitehall
E. M. Finch
L. H. Kerns
First Presbyterian Church of
Boardman’s Cemetery
Evander M. Finch
Phoenix Lodge
Abbie Moore
Edmund J. Moore
William A. Toohey
114Th Street
Second Avenue
Eldon H. Martin
D.D
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Robert S. Coonrad
Earl D. Stiles
Clifford A. Gunther
James M. O’brien
James F. O’sullivan
Walter B. Hancock
Rensselaer County Bar Association
Raleigh
Joseph T. Raleigh
Seventh Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
M. Kenneth Doyle
Walter EB. Chippendale
Eleanor M. Killion
Forgette
Cyprian Lasko
Second Street
St. Nicholas’ Church
Andrew Ivanyshyn
C. W. Gilhooley
Frank Mackey
Charles Butler
Amos Goode
Floyd Ives Joseph Pontus
Bart Garidi
St. Nicholas’ Cemery
Trojan Speaks
George B. Leckenby
Church of the Ascension
Claverack
Stottsville
Stockport
Columbia County
Memorial Chapel
Leckenby
Trade Names Filed with Clerk for Local Businesses
Two certificates filed in the county clerk’s office record trade names. Anthony Bonaventura of Clifton Park engages in business at 20 Harrison Avenue Rensselaer as Victory Grill. Theodore M Barlow of Albany and William J Strait of Binghamton report operating as White Line Transportation at 22 Washington Avenue Rensselaer and 6 8 Spring Forest Avenue Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Bonaventura
Sherwood Avenue
Clifton Park
East Greenbusi
Harrison Avenue
Rensselaer
Victory Grill
Theodore M. Barlow
Canal Avenue
Albany
William J. Strait
Clark Street
Binghamton
White Line Transportation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heatly High
BMC
Weeesene
Pilot
Press Club
Syracuse University
Glee Club
John J. Donnelly
James Street
St. Joseph's Church
Elmer Donnelly
Peter D. Smith
Thomas A. Curley
Alicia A. Leonard
C. F. Toomey
Peter J. Heffern
Jesus
John F. Downs
Thomas F. Dillon
Thomas F. Murray
Francis G. Brady
Martin D. McDermott
Walter J. McGrath
Father Smith
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Holy Name Society
Exempt Firemen Association of
Troy
F. H. Haverly
Green Island
Katherine Rhoda
War Loan Committee
The
Green
Servation Department
Alliance
Vanderheyden
Watervliet
Arthur Clodge
Rod and Gun Club
Vincent Avott
Leonard Hospital
Legion Auxiliary
Noble Vallanana Auxmary
First Street
Thelma Warren
AuJhory
Alex
Ewar Fae
Edward
J. Quinn JR
Mgr
Esso
Coaltar
America
Esse
Mr. Hughes
Michael B. Hughes
J. W. Burns
John A. Kilgallen
Edward E. Duane
James H. Donahue
John J
Harry J. Beaudoin
Frank J. Kohler
St Augustine's School
St. John’s Cemetery
John Bouchey
Father Dundon
Miss Lyons
Miss Mary Lyons
Third Avenue
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Patrick H. Crowe
Joseph Martin
Eugene Bryan
Charles Dippold
Francis Brahan
David
Thomas Broughal
St. Mary's Cemetery
Eva Reinhart Nagle
Thomas Nagle
Richard R. Nagle
Eighth Avenue
Lansingburg
First Baptist Church of
Chester Stone
William
Chester
Earl
Richard Nagle
A. D. MacAffer
Mohawk Street
George F. McElvein
First Baptist Church
Waterford Rural
Fred E. Wilson
Waterford
Schenectady
Mr. Wilson
Phoenix
Mechanicville
Spartan Lodge
Raymond E. Wilson
Kenneth D. Mealy
Kenneth B. Mealy
Louis Niles
William L. Niles
E. J.vankkieeck
Third Street
William A. Perry
Waterford Methodist Sphere
Waterford Rural Cemetery
Charles E. Fetter
Congress Street
W. H. Frear
Samuel Pierson
A. R. Fox & Son
Thirteenth Street
Frank J. Reid
Trinity Methodist Church
Jane de Chantal
St. Joseph's Seminary Chapel
C. Henri Tessier
Louis
Stanley
Home Kraft
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