Delta Bodies Name Leaders In Annual Elections
The Delta Bodies held annual elections at the Troy Masonic Temple with officers for Delta Council and Delta Chapter of Rose Croix named. Jonathan A Boocock was named high priest, LeRoy Browne senior warden, and other officers including Kalvis secretary Grathwol treasurer and Pitts hospitaler. Installation was led by Grathwol with Fraihofer as marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Masonic Temple
Jonathse & Boscock
Delta
Edward B
Saeatabe
Parton
Delia
Lee
Arthur J. Burch
Chastess
Feethoter
Marshal Delta Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Mr. Barton
Jonathan Aa. Boocock
LeRoy W. Browne
Sealor
Akkon K. Siter
MacKinlay
Robert Langlotw
Mr. Kalvis
Air. Grathwol
Pitts
Tift
Grathwol
Fraihofer
Delta Chapter
Rose Croix
Paul Hickey
Louis Williams
Allen R. Helmes
Robert Langlotz
Kallis
Gratha Wl
Tidf
Edward Brown Alien
Grathwo
Saal
In Memoriam and Unveiling Notices for MARTHA HANSON and MARY KARRGAN
Memorial notices honor MARTHA HANSON beloved sister of MRS POURI WEINSTEIN with an unveiling service on Sunday May 5 at Pinewoods Avenue Cemetery. Relatives invite friends to attend. Also a memoriam for MARY KARRGAN widow of Paul Hangun noting her May 1 remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marhigan
Mary Karrgan
Hanson
Paul Hangun
Marth
Pour
Weinstein
Pinewoods Avenue
Cemey
Century of notices and obituaries from a local newspaper
An assortment of birth notices, marriages, and obituaries from a family and community page. Entries list names such as Katherine Ahern Walsh, Jeraldine Kane, Leonard Hospital events, and multiple funeral details with addresses, times, and church services.
Food Poison Sends Eight To Hospitals
Eight people were hospitalized after food poisoning. Police reported three from 144 Second Street, including Emily Diamond and her children Donald and Delores Ann, were taken to Samaritan Hospital where Donald was discharged. others remained in care. Additional victims from 333 Second Street and 50 Northern Drive were ferried to Samaritan or Leonard Hospitals with conditions described as good to fairly good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan
Emily Diamond
Delores Ann
Donald
Second Street
Thomas Qbrien
Frank Brearton
Donald Diamond
Catherine Halpin
Cyrilla
4 H Girls Sponsor Old Fashioned Party
4 H Club of Averill Park hosts an old fashioned get together Monday at p.m. at the home of Mrs. EL Davis on Troy Averill Park Road. Starter 4 H Club leader Mrs. Devis and county club agent Mrs. Florence H Thayer will attend and present sound film. Carol Castle and Norman Link supervise entertainment while Mary Clark and Roberta Zweig handle refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birs
EL Davis
Troy-Averill Park
Averill Park
Devis
Florence H. Thayer
Carol Castle
Noman Link
Mary Clark
Roberta Zweig
Ten year old girl injured in bicycle collision
Diana Smith aged 10 of 257 Pawling Avenue sustained an abrasion to the left elbow after a bicycle she rode was struck by an automobile driven by Rosamond M. Duckner of Eagle Mills on Brunswick Road. The accident occurred about 3 25 p m yesterday. Dr John J Quinlan attended the girl. The driver said she was traveling west on Brunswick Read and that the girl rode from a driveway and was knocked off when the car’s front bumper struck the bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Smith
Pawling Avenue
Rosamond M. Duckner
Eagle Mins
Brunswick Road
John J. Quinlan
Polies
Brimswick
Obituaries Mention Wheeler and Wilcox Losses in Stephentown and Albany
Edwin Wheeler of Stephentown dies at his son Thomas's home in Stephentown may 78 19. Survived by one son one sister Mrs Fred Jones and five grandchildren. Funeral Sunday may 2 at 2 p.m. from his son's residence. Harriet Buckley Wilcox of Albany May 1 2943 dies wife of Walter Wilcox sister of Mrs Mary A Lavigne and Mrs M Campbell. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. from the A D Macaffer home Mohawk Street Cohoes then 2 30 p.m. at St John Epispocal Church Calhes interment Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amern
Ue Samaritan Hospital
Bias
Katherine
St.Mary‘s
Troy
Albany
Crescent Drive
Ethel ‘M. Sticks
John Ia
Brodie
Seaman Ifedack
Brwlie
Donald Brodle
Y. At
Rochester
Afar
Luelia Fiero
Charles Enlaworta
Edward
Opi
Hart Jane
Shirly
Snyinarak Sry
Joba FL Lodge
Nis
Hicks
Watérford
Mars
Maipeverewski
Jonna Kuik
Pic
Stansky F
Benjamin A. Pic
John Li
Seaman
Joseph PL Ruska
Cliford Walters
Josephine James
Helen Orban
Peter Breysze
France
Salitry
St. E G
Fores
Helen McShane
Chicago
Dary Merching
Oelock
Seakdence
Ener
St. Agnes’ Church
Su Agnes Gemetery
Cohtes
Lucy M. McMaten
Mre
Charles PL Brasie
St Francis de Zales
I ' Moffitt
Leonarti Hospi Ital
Dai
Deborah’ Phillt
Gilbert NM
MofStt
Téeher
DiMth Street
Second Avene
St. ‘S Church
St. John's
Ceme
Almer
Alhenr Hospital
Binmer
Es Epi
Hossirk Falls
Ulach
Mondsy
Maple Grease
Haozick
Seblye
Reka Copelis
F. Andrex Richards
al Mareez
Luella
Kee
Boeat Road
Shaughness
Tiiz City
Joseph Shay
John
Elizabeth Shaughneesy
Catherine Ewes Michael
Sheughne
Sue
Mary Thackeray
Johnstown
Penn
Fourth St
St. Josps's Church
Waters
Joseph P. Waters
Mary
Joseph
Frank J
Lawrence A. Waters
Mra
Thomas ‘Sk
Patrick Jarces
James Badlier
St. Patrick's
St. Peter's Cemetery
Wheeler
Edwin
Thomas Wheeler
Stephentown
Thomas
Fred Jones
Wilcox
AL |Banr
N.yl
Harriett Buckley
Walter Wilenox
Mary A. Lavigne
Tifa Campbell
Fusera
A. D. Macaffer
Mohawk Street
Cohees
Ivelock
St. Jehna’s Epicropal Church
Calhes
Schuyler D. Jén- Kink
Ocks Wood
Milk Price Issue Taken To Court
Carl G. Wooster of Union Hit Monroe County and president of the State Holstein Association obtained a court order requiring Chester Du Mond to appear and show cause why he should not be restrained from enforcing a special milk price to Guernsey Breeders in the Rochester and Buffalo areas. The order, returnable May 25 in Albany, also notes that a differential of cents per hundredweight plus recro active payments totaling about 150000 will begin June 1 from the equalization pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Wooster
Union Hit
Monroe County
State Holstein Association
State Supreme Court
Willian H. Murray
Chester du Mond
Guernsey Breeders Association
Rochester
Buffalo
Earl C. Foster
du Mond
Albany
Pierce H. Russell
Bond
Appellate Division
Hled
Wooster
Guernsey Association
State of
New York
Parochial School Pupils Unite For Dance In Troy
More than three hundred eighth grade students from area parochial schools attended the Sacred Heart School gym for a weekly open house dance. The event opened to other schools for the first time and will likely be repeated. Attendees included Kay Eyen Thomas Burns and Mary Louise Shiver from Sacred Heart along with Nortia Conners from St Patrick's Watervliet and Fat Paige from St Peters Troy. Clergy from Sacred Heart Church assisted and were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School
Sacred Heart
Kay Eyen
Thomas Burns
Nary Louise Shiver
Troy
Nortia Conners
St Patrick's School
Watervliet
Fat Paige
St Peter's School
Edward T. Reilly
Sacred Heart Church
George Phillipe
Baward English
Schenectady
Grace Church Class Entertains Mothers
The Philosophian Class of Grace Methodist Church held a mother daughter tea at the home of Mrs. Joseph T. Sproule on Tibbits Avenue. Miss Marjorie Davis opened the program and gifts were presented to each mother. Mrs. Rayhorn Moers gave the address as the meaning of Mothers Day. Mrs. Kila Denasker distributed gifts. Piano solos by Mrs. George Blake followed by refreshments supervised by Miss Vivian Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist € Church
Joseph T. Sproule
Tibbits Avenue
Marjorie Davis
Betty Jane Cronk
Lauren D. Cronk
Rayhorn Moers
Kila Denasker
George Blake
Vivian Johnson
Miss Cronk
Prosecutor's Aide Granted Six Month Draft Deferment
Ames Brown announced that Parris Steinberg chief assistant to Special Prosecutor Mohaghan in the Albany County crime probe received a six month draft deferment starting May 7. Steinberg had appealed to President Truman after an Albany Appeals Board reclassified him TA following a 2A ruling by his NYC draft board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Selective Service
Ames T. Brown
Truman Grented
Parris B. Steinberg
George W. Mohaghan
Albany County
Dewey
Steinberg
Truman
Albany
New York City
Coroner Rules Bouchey Death Caused by Gas
Coroner Charles J. Cote ruled Joseph Bouthey of Stop 5 Albany Schenectady Road died from accidental gas asphyxiation. He was found dead May 6 at 17 Sherman Avenue. Rensselaer County District Attorney’s Office and state police lab analyzed specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Cote
Joseph Bouthey
Albany- Schenectady Road
Sherman Avenue
Rensselaer County District Attorney’s Office
Cote
Bouches
State Police Laboratory
Six Called for Hearing On Food Violations
The price division food panel of the focal rationing board called six violators for a hearing after a recent survey and consumer complaints. Chairman Mrs. James B. O'Connell presided over the session, charging violations of price and regulation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Panel
Price Division
Focal Rationing Board
James B. O'Connell
Tully Awards Trophy in Uptown Grammar Softball League
Thomas Tully of 52 Third Avenue will award the trophy to the winning team in the seventh annual Grammar School Softball League sponsored by the Lansingburg Boys' Club. Four grammar schools Lansinghurs Hzekell Powers Whipple St Augustine's lead with best slams. seven games have been played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Tully
Third Avenue
Will Dougie
Inipoit
Lansingburg Boys’ Club
Lansinghurs
Hzekell
Powers
Whipple
SL Augustine
Hest
LaSalle Institute Names Outstanding Senior Cadet at Prom
LaSalle Institute’s Junior Class honored Bertram Kavanagh Jr as outstanding senior at the eighth annual Junior Prom held at a site other than the gymnasium. Kavanagh, captain and three-year varsity baseball member, was chosen by junior ballots. Marv Louise Halton, escorted by junior president Jonathan, was crowned queen of the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Institute
Hudson
Bertram
Kavanagh, Jr
Kavanagh
Capitn
Marv Louise Halton
Jona Yan
Harold Abbott
Edward Anderson
Robert Barito
Jonn Brady
James Cahill
Willian
Millard Cramp
John Cannahy
Bertram Kavanagh
Moose Chapter Plans 24th Anniversary Dinner
The Moose Chapter in Menands celebrates its 24th anniversary with a dinner at Hoffmans tonight. Officers and new slate were announced at a meeting on State Street, with guests from the Schenectady chapter and eight new members inducted in a ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ramroth
Ella Primmer
Virginia Bertrand
Marion Laing
Marion Cunningham
Schenectady
Stellan Magee
Cecile Gulas
Veronica Lefebvre
Wealthy Host
Florence Hoyt
Dorothy Steault
Martha Lanthier
Osce Miller
Ocelia Shannoa
Stolen Itt Sedan Recovered on St Luke's Avenue
The Itt sedan owned by Mrs Alba Rinaldi of 242 Second Street reported stolen Thursday morning was recovered yesterday afternoon on St Luke's Avenue. Police Sergeant Daniel J Keenehan and Patrolman William J Ryan of the radio patrol recovered the vehicle valued at 3100 according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itt
Alba Rinaldi
Second Street
St. Luke's Avenue
Daniel J. Keenehan
Wiliam J. Ryan
Break Due In Long Wet Spell
A forecast notes a pleasant weekend possibly spoiled by showers then clearing. Weather records show rainfall well above normal with 433 inches this month compared with 253 inches typical. May 1931 had wet conditions and several building delays due to drizzle and light rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeling
Stes
Deen General
Ramwarts
New York
Girl Scouts Don Afghans to Red Cross Amid Community Work
Betsy Ross Troop 9 presented an afghan to Mrs. Cistle W. Heer of the Red Cross Motor Corps. The square knit cover, begun in November by Brownies under Mrs. Meurice, joined with Brownie Troop 5 and St Anthony’s Church troop efforts. Girls earned community life credits while preparing for investitures and church events, with numerous troop leaders and patrols noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross
Girl Scouts
Cistle W. Heer
Red Cross Motor’ Corps
Red Cross Haanes
U. S. General Hospital
Brownies
Louise Maltby
Clayton Coons
Mothers Club
Church
John Hotino
Michael Manno
Jennie Cantanucci
John | Mannelio
Michael F. Fazioli
Rose
Marie Schiacci
Dolores Tryzinski
Anna Rose
Farina
Adele Cochiz
Katherine Commis
Watervile
Joah McCumber
Ruth Poole
Norma Tracey
Helen Poole
Dane Stewart
Arden Welles
Star of Bethlehem
Joan McCumber
Leoig Batge
White Violets
Barbara Jean Rennie
Joan Osborne
Buttercups
Red Cross
Carollyn Aylesworth
Carole Sichels
Joan Ford
Marcia Hydera
Ann Kenossan
Helen Murane
Jen and Huth Poole
Cecile Proulx
Joan Reed
Barbara Jean Feennie
Dorothy Totten
Doris Yaddow
KeOp
Willie Reid
Reuben Graves
Sage College Class Day Honors 3555 Graduates at Music Hall
Russell Sage College held its Class Day for the Class of 3555 at Music Hall in Glenwood. Doris Cox Powell of Poughkeepsie delivered the farewell, and Margaret Donnelly of Albany accepted the class colors for the incoming junior class. The gift to the college established a speakers fund for future lectures, presented by Katharine Brooks of Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage College
Music Hall
Russell Sage
Music Steel
Glenwood
reeTifahce
Éite Clark
FiMs
Agatha Martin
Schenectady
Margaret Donnely
Albany
Tharine Brooks
Schenetta
Hes
Staal
Meinahy
Doris Cox Powell
Poughkeepsie
Katherine Srop
Madiyna Hayward
Agatha W Machin Aluginge
Mery Lou Sonev
Maryen Chapin
West Hartford
Conn
Charlotte Dan
Brooklyn
Frances Waldron
Seattle
Wash
Junior Marsh
Selen Howe
Tro
Rosalind Deacon
Luchfeld
Bank Quarter Century Club Dinner Honors Longtime Staff
The Bank Quarter Century Club held a dinner at Troy Court to honor employees with at least 25 years of service. Two new inductees, Mrs. Evelyn W. Sanford and Miss Bertha Rees, received silver service plaques from president T. W. Cook. Guest speaker Merrill J. Campbell, Buffalo VP of Statine Midland Group, spoke on World War II experiences in the Middle East and Africa and Allied Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Coot
Chad
T. T W. Cook
Evelyn Wl. Sanford
Bertha Rees
Merril J. Campbell
Buffalo
Statine Midland Group
Twe
Campbell
Expec
Esse
North Africa
Car Wright Corp
Axia
Africa
United States
William KR. Williams
Lilian Dankelf
Helen Canboy
Dorothy Lance
Thelma Koekmel
Walter Flanigan
Harold J. Keegan
Rhuiz
Accieapanist
Speakers Named For Dalton Post Breakfast
Rev. Malcolm Fisher of Siena College and Dr. B. Paul Currier will speak at the Dalton Post Catholic War Veterans annual communion breakfast. Arrangements were completed at a recent meeting in the Chasen Building with Joseph A. Smith presiding. Members will attend mass at St. Patrick's Church and breakfast at the Unique Cafeteria. Michael J. Elgan reported final reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Fisher
OFM
Siena College
B. Paul Currier
Loudonville
Edward P. Dalton Post
Chasen
Joseph A. Smith
St. Patrick's Church
Michael
Elgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delta Bodies
Seta Enti
Huta Sberte Eyprees
Recort
Pee Mare
Mercia Cressee
Daewex Sherman MA
Jay Shepman
Belle Welling
MBS
Wesley Burch
Clifford Brece
Lydia Dyer
Levawnd
Aino
Waler A. Cantwell
John A. Brady, Jr
le Salle Institute
Cantwell
2Nd Infantry Divison
Belgium
Germany
Army
Grace Church
Everett B. Olson
Beanice E. Coghill
Cropseyville
War Department
Charles
Bennett Olson
West Allis
Wisconsin
Corporal Olson
Madison University
Madison
Wis
National College of Chiropractic of
Uptown
LaSalle
Moose
Cohoes
Waterview
Green Island
Waterford
St Joseph's Church
Dorine
Carolyn Capachaan
Anne Dewsns
Jacqueline Green
Ruth Miteheh
Miccio
Fred ‘Crow
Ares Council
Euest
Juliette Low
Firm Presbyterian Church of
Landsingburg
Hns
Kingston
Bernadette Crow
Will Chaterone
Virginia Bolies
Jo O'Connor
Jane Polets
Rose Gold Patrol
Betty Jane Costello
Blue Jays
Welcouarw
Laurel Chain
Eleanor
Adams
Springfeld
Mass
Lois Brown
Siensselaec
Barbara Brush
Huntington
Saily Burgess
Heather Clarke
Caldwell
Dorothy Cains
Barnevold
Jen
Garden
Margaret Don¢ Haugenstein
Helen Jon
Th Heller
Menands
Betty Jean Koonz
Eismere
Nancy Loss
Skaneateles
Jené
Merrill J. Campbfll
Bank Quarter Century Club
Dalton Post Breakfast
Osborne
Third ST
City Mall
Guernsey
Francis
Schwarz Clam
Troy-Greftus Road
Oakwood Cemetery
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