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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1943
Page
3
Roy Shudt recounts Troy servicemen recovering from pneumonia at Camp Wheeler and sharing letters from Georgia, Wisconsin, New Orleans, and North Africa. The piece lists names, ranks, home streets, and postings including USO praise, training completions, and upcoming schooling as families and communities follow their progress.
A military high mass for Pvt. Lawrence W. Ryan killed in North Africa on April 6 was held at St. Francis de Sales Church at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Patrick A. Crowe presided with Rev. Joseph A. Griesner deacon and Rev. Roger Imperiale subdeacon. Rev. William P. Casey of Valatie attended, organist Mrs. John J. Bovino led the offertory with William E. Duncan singing Domine Jesu Christi and Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling.
Members of the Joseph P. F. English Garrison No 280 and Auxiliary of the Army and Navy Union are asked to meet at the Chasan Building room at 9 am Monday to participate in the Memorial Day Parade. Ladies wear white uniforms. Delegates from the Frey Garrison Albany will join. An auxiliary and garrison meeting Sunday at 1 pm May 30 to send a delegation to Albany for the service and parade. BEAGLE FANCIER DIES. Dr W H Donovan North Adams dentist and sports leader dies at North Adams Hospital from a heart condition. He was a noted beagle fancier winning prizes at Buskirk trials. Funeral today.
A claim for damages from an automobile accident on Oakwood Avenue May 5 injuring Martin Knowlton at 415 Tenth Street was compromised for 600 dollars. Papers filed in the County Clerk's office by attorney John J. Sweeney for Francis Knowlton, guardian of the injured boy, name John W. as the defendant.
The Priests' Choir of the Albany Diocese and St. Anthony's on the Hudson will sing at the golden jubilee pontifical mass for Rt. Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons at Albany's Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception tomorrow morning. The forty-voice chorus, directed by Rev. John J. Gaffigan, includes members from St. Bridget's Watervliet and other area parishes with organist Prof. Frank Walsh. The mass features a Rome-commissioned composition by Father Branchina, with special processions and chants honoring Our Lady and St. Agatha.
Bright, the driver of the car that struck the boy, had the settlement authority granted by Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan.
Leonard L. Rosenthal has been commissioned a second lieutenant at Fort Benning Georgia after completing the Officer Candidate course. He is the son of Mrs. J Rosenthal of 2 Locust Avenue and was former attorney in the city before joining the Army. He trained at Camp Croft South Carolina and is a Troy High School Union College and Albany Law School graduate.
Omer Rogge of 71 Broadway Rensselaer a veteran New York Central engineer retired from active service Monday on his 70th birthday. He began with the railroad in 1890 as a brakeman, later became a fireman and had been an engineer for nearly forty years as whistles in Albany yards signaled farewell.
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