In Memoriam and Resolution of Respect Items
In memorandum entries honor Frank Ianuzzi and Mrs James A Eddy with notes of memory and service. The Presbyterian Home Association records resolutions for Mrs Eddy as First Directress and long serving board member. Other notices include a birth record for George Mardigan and Dorothy Butier Mardigan referenced as formerly Mrs. Butier.
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The
Presbyterian Home Association
James A. Eddy
Maddy
Hodgkin
Philip Pelletier
Mr. Barrett
Earl
Roe
Died notices from Troy and surrounding areas
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated November 1943 from Troy and nearby towns list names such as Jillian Burns, T. Cruse, Gertrude M. Brierley, Molly M. Condoner, Mary H. Favreau, Anna Frawley, Susan Griffin, Alice Mahar, Ernest E. Reeves, Mary Dougherty, Selma Rush, Sister M. Tréna, Lewey Walker, and Ha Williams. Entries note residences, relatives, funeral arrangements, church services, and interment details across St. Bernard's, St. Joseph's, St. Monica's, and local cemeteries with service times, street addresses, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cruse
Samen F. Boylan
Joan J. Conners
Albany
John D. Grady
Green Island
Margaret C
Irs
Martin B. Stark
Lawrence A. Boylan
Troy
Catherine Cru
First Street
Sh ‘S Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Brlerley
Cohops
Gertrude M. Herrick
William A. Brierley
Yerspe
Waterford Rural
Condon
Ernest de Pasquale
Clifford Sanhein
Dominick Piscitella
Joseph Carpenter
Hegemery Grace
Theresa Favreau
Doran Funeral Home
Fifth Ave
St. Peter’s Church
Susan Griffin
Lewis V
Morton Culver
Archie Hunt
Charl Wagner
West Stephentown Baptist Church
Mahah
Bennington
Alice Mahar
Maryland Mahar
William Mahari
Leonor
Dowling
Syracuse
Harry Eddington
John Dorking
Mary Eddington
Main St. Bennington
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Reeves
Watervli N.Y
Ernest E. Reev
Martha Dili
Robert R
Betty L. Reeves
Riley Reeves
Laura Nihraoth
Beninn Harbor
Mich
Broadway
Rowe
Valley Falls
Mary Dougherty
Robert Rows
William
Robert
George Cassidy
Jean Clark
John Clark
St. Monica’s Church
Johnsonville
St. John's Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Rush
AL Cohoes
Selma Rush
William Rush
Otto Hempie
Scotia
Francis
Beauregard
Bronx
William Jennings
Waterford
Mary's
Amsterdam
St. Joseph'e Seminary
Ghia Brother Ie
Schenectady
Hon
Cohoes
Mts
Liam Rean
Iward Beeler
Ston
Funeral From Funeral Home
River
Oakwood
Cemete Walker
Colonie
Lewey Walker
Hisband
Roxie Pratt
Hen McCul
Servicemen Abroad May Decide Election Contests
Eight election contests in Rensselaer County and Troy may hinge on overseas ballots. unofficial results show close races in Third Ward, Fourth Ward, Seventh Ward, Tenth Ward, and council seats, with soldier ballots potentially changing outcomes. canvass today will trace machine results from Third Ward onward, with representatives allowed at the canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Troy
Common Council
Third Ward
Board of Elections
Timothy J. Mahoney
Eugene H. Lyons
Tiird
Mahoney
Lyons
State War Ballot Commission
Rensselaer County
Leo T. Doran
William J. Brown
Daniel J. Michel
Charles Matterer
Rensselaer
Louis E. Rinn
Charles McCarthy
John J. Ahern
Alonzo Casey
Casey
Walter J. Shea
Court House
Seventeenth Ward
Edward T. Nehbill
Harry C. Werger
Four Face Election Charges In Albany Area
Four men face hearings before Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan in Albany after election day arrests by the State Election Frauds Bureau. William J. Shea of Cohoes stands accused of illegal registration and voting. Archie Putnam, Alladin Cook, and Anson G. Warner of Albany are charged with vote related offenses. Bureau head J Edward Lumbard Jr said investigations continue as troopers inspect registration books in several wards and districts.
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Cohoes
Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Albany
State Election Frauds Bureau
William J. Shea
Cohoes City
Herkimer Street
Alladin Cook
Putnam
Anson G. Warner
Fraucis
J. Edward Lumbard, Jr
Troy Elks to Honor Major Horton Tonight
Troy Elks will honor Maj. Thomas R. Horton at their weekly meeting tonight as part of the Troy iLodge program dedicating each meeting to a member in service. A signature scroll will be completed and sent to Major Horton as a memento of brotherhood. The group will also discuss the Armistice night initiation and the official visit of District Deputy George J. Halpin and Fred Beck of the New York State Elks Association.
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Troy Elks
Maj
Thomas R. Horton
Troy
Major Horton
Vice Story
George J. Halpin
Fred Beck
New York State Elks Association
Local Women Enter Marine Corps Ranks
Several area women have enlisted in the Marine Corps Womens Reserve. They include Bernice R B Zalucky Elizabeth Kernaghan Dorothy M Lobdell of Troy Nora Abdella Carolyn H Hyde Cohoes Mildred Benson Sabina J Millington Watervliet They will leave soon for training at Camp LeJeune New Jersey.
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Marine Corpse’ Womens Reserve
Bernice Rb.zalucky
Elizabeth Kernaghan
Dorothy M. Lobdell
Troy
Nora Abdella
Carolyn H. Hyde
Cohoes
Mildred Benson
Sabina J. Millington
Watervliet
Camp LeJeune
N. J
War Chest Day to Be Noted Sunday In Churches
Ernest L. Warneke as general chairman announces that churches in the area will observe Sunday as War Chest Day. Pastors will deliver messages on the purpose and meaning of the united appeal as Commercial and Public Service Division heads finalize plans for pledge card delivery. Industrial Division committees meet today to receive supplies for distribution.
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Ernest L. Warneke
Allied Commuunities
Public Service
Equalization Rates and Salary Increases in Saratoga County 1944
The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors adjourned meeting at Ballston Spa reported equalization rates for 21 towns led by Moreau at 93 and Saratoga Springs at 85 with others ranging from 4.6 to 70. Salary increases of 100 to 200 dollars annually were approved for multiple county posts including deputy county treasurer secretary clerk to the county treasurer and several public health and clerical roles. A motion to refer the probation officer Geraldine Steeves of Mechanicville to the law and finance committee was introduced by Supervisor James McNaughton.
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Saratoga County
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Ballston Spa
Ballston
Charlton
Clifton Park
Corinth
Day
Edinburg
Galway
Greenfield
Hadley, & Halfmoon
Malta
Mechanicville
Milton
Moreau
Northumberland
Providence
Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
Stillwater
Waterford
Wilton
Board of Elections
James McNaughton
Savatage Springs
Children’s Court
Geraldine Steeves
Law and Finance Committee
Simmons Tool Plant Wins Third Army Navy Award
The Simmons Machine Tool Corp of Menands receives its third Army Navy Production Award flag, added Oct. 206 1942, first in its line to earn the honor. The first star was added last April as Under Secretary of War Robert P Patterson congratulated the plant staff.
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Simmons Machine Tool Corp
Menands
Simmons Concern
United States
Robert P. Patterson
Founders Day Plans Tabled by Troy Parent Council
Misa Aline Betts from Allied Communities War Chest spoke on drive work at the Troy Council of Parents and Teachers meeting held at Seni 3 yesterday. Mrs Nelson Sechmay announced plans for Founders Day to be set at the next session at School 5 on December 1. Founders Day is observed annually in February.
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Misa Aline Betts
Allied Communities War Chest
Troy
O'Hanlon Couple Celebrates Golden Jubilee in Fort Edward
Mr and Mrs Daniel P OHanlon of Fort Edward marked their 50th wedding anniversary quietly at home on 60 Notre Dame Street due to Mrs OHanlons illness They wed in Troy on November 3 1893 and later moved to Fort Edward They have five children and 13 grandchildren The St Johns Que live eel shipment passed through Whitehall locks into the Champlain Division bound for New York carrying about 150000 pounds on a single boat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. O'Hanlon
Fort Edward
Notre Dame Street
St. Johns
P. Q
Canada
Lake Champlain
Champlain
Whitehall
New York
Milk Decline Noted in Troy Albany Schenectady Area
A survey by Stewart Johnson of the State College of Agriculture shows the Troy Albany Schenectady milk market area faces a decline in supply as producers drop. Troy has 78 dealers, Albany 39, Schenectady 72, Cohoes 33, with 297 dealers overall. Prices in the tri city area are lower than Buffalo and Rochester, with the front door price for Grade B milk at 15 cents since 1941, down from 10 cents in 1932.
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Troy
Albany
Troy-Albany- Schenectady
Stewart Johnson
State College of Agriculture
Aiate
Schenectady
Cohoes
Buffalo
Rochester
Tri-City
Auxiliary visit honors Marian Werner in Troy dinner
Mrs. Marian Werner of Albany, department president of Son of Union Veterans Auxiliary, and her staff were guests of honor at a dinner meeting sponsored by the William Eb Tibbits Auxiliary of Troy. About 100 attended as Joseph Fitzgerald spoke on the Civil War.
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Marian Werner
Albany
Son of Union Veterans Auxiliary
William EB
Charles Messer
Charlotte Bailey
Lila Macy
Edith Mylon
Maud E. van Tassell
Marty Neville
Tibbits Auxiliary
Werner
May Cummings
Mylott
Congdon Studio
Marian E. Werner
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
William B. Tibbits
Alice M. Hagar
Mary Neville
Tibbiss
Eleanor Beilby
Navy course at R P L outlined to Troy Hi Y club
Lieut G A Gruenwald of the Navy spoke at a Hi Y meeting at the Y M C A reviewing the Navy program at R P L and stressing Hi Y work. Twenty five new members joined as the Hi Y staff inducted a large freshman class and district meetings and model legislature plans were announced for Troy Lansingburg and Watervliet youths.
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G. A. Gruenwald
Navy
Naval School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Lansingburg
Watervliet
Gruenwald
James Hutchinson
John Snyder
Willian Taylor
Harry Chinchinjan
M. W. Paine
St. Louis Y. M. C. A
Richard Halligan
Y. M. C. A. Industrial Club
Paul Braddon
Donald Mackey
John Tarbox
John Walther
Lee McGuiness
Henry Tutujian
Naz Chaderjian
Donald Dickinson
Arnold Wills
Stanley Turner
Walter Hughes
William Ta Parr
Dick Bray
Fred Fletcher
Gustave Brandt
Allen Warren
Donald Laustrup
Robert Thorsland
Frederick Elliott
Richard Fabricius
Robert Jaques
William Franklin
A. Stanley Pike
William \. Squadere
Robert Harris
Hanley Wins Big Margins in Several Counties
Area counties report large margins for Sen Joe R Hanley in the lieutenant governor race. Rensselaer county gave Hanley 11 782 over Gen William W Haskel Schenectady 14 018 margin Saratoga 9 265 Washington 6 923 Warren 5 325, final returns show. Albany County yielded 13 770 for the opponent, far smaller than Hanley’s total across the five counties.
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Rensselaer
Schenectady
Warren
Washington
Saratoga
Joe R. Hanley
Albany County
Rensselaer County
Hanley
William W. Haskel
Saratoga County
Radio stolen from car on Third Street report says
J. H. Sipperley of 3 Gregory Co told police yesterday a radio valued at $30 was taken from his car parked on Third Street south of Broadway. A window was forced in the machine during the theft.
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J. H. Sipperley
Gregory Co
Third Street
Broadway
Rural Ration Books Total 25 224 in Rensselaer County
Residents of Rensselaer County towns obtained 24 ration books and renewals of the basic A gasoline ration book during a three day registration period in county schools last week officials said. The county total excludes Troy city Rensselaer and Hoosick Falls.
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Rensselaer
Troy
Washington
Fire Board
Hoosick Falls
Co operative Group Dines Discusses Movement Crisis
Dr Leroy Bowman of the Eastern Co-Operative League told Troy Cooperative’s 160 attendees that the movement faces a crucial test amid black market pressure. He linked cooperative aims to wider social issues while praising growth and production, noting a turning point with key local examples like Whiskayama.
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Co-Operative
Leroy Bowman
Eastern Co-Operative League
Troy Cooperative
Bowman
Troy Group
Eldon H. Martin
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Joel 5. Geffen
Temple Beth el
Harold B. Hinds
Catholic Central High School
Frank Dunn
Whiskayama
Dr. Bowman
State Education Department
Father Hinds
Rachei Geffen
Dr. Martin
Gretchen Sickles
Church of Christ
Tri-Y Groups Hold Halloween Initiations and Party
Area Tri-Y groups were active at the W. C. A. last night with initiations and a Halloween party on schedule. Lansingburg Junior Tri-Y and Troy High School Senior Tri-Y initiated freshmen and sophomores, and Heatley High School Tri-Y in Green Island held its annual Halloween party supervised by Mrs. Sterling P. Olmsted, youth activities director.
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Lansingburg
Saratoga G O P Gains Board Seat
Saratoga County will have 14 Republicans 6 Democrats and 1 Independent or Citizens party member on the board. Stillwater elected Walter Quackenbush over Andrew J. Mahan to replace Frank Moore as a Republican. Lester W. Fowler and Harold C. Arff join the board, succeeding Smead and Englehart. Other supervisors listed with party affiliations.
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Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Demecra
Citizens Party
Stillwater
Walter Quackenbush
Andrew J. Mahan
Frank Moore
Lester W. Fowler
Hadley
Jay H. Smead
Galway
George B. Eaton
Greenfield
Reed Brown
Halfmoon
Spencer D. Cassedy
Malta
John T. Wilmot
Mechanicville
Edward P. Holland
Milton
Hereld C. Arif
Moreau
Richard C. Haxston
Northumberland
Edgar King
Providence
Alton H. Chase
Saratoga
J. Edward Molloy
Saratoga Springs
James J. McNaughton
Waterford
Angus Garrett
Wilton
Vincent Varney
Hi Y Council Elects Staff for 1944
Members of the Troy Area Hi-Y Council, including the president of each local club and three elected reps, named Harry Chinchinian of Troy High School as council president for 1944. Officers include William Spargo vice president Watervliet High School Hugh Brown secretary Troy David Reynolds treasurer Lansingburg High School Tappin McQuide chaplain Lansingburg and Robert Vosburgh sergeant at arms Watervliet. The council voted to sponsor again New Years dance. John Snyder to head a committee to handle arrangements.
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Troy Area
Harry Chinchinian
Troy High School
William Spargo
Watervliet High School
Hugh Brown
Troy David Reynolds
Lansingburg High School
Tappin McQuide
Lansingburg
Robert Vosburgh
Jsergeant-At-Arms
Watervliet
John Snyder
Butter ration point value unchanged for November
The Office of Price Administration announced butter will stay at 16 points per pound. Pork, pork, and mutton cuts are reduced by one or two points from October levels. Officials cited normal butter outlook and continued cautious purchasing as production remains above normal.
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Office of Price Administration
Deian
North Greenbush 4-H Club Plans Christmas Party
The North Greenbush Girls 4-H Club organized a Christmas party and a mother daughter banquet at their new club room at Addy's on Tuesday. Elsie Gundrum and Genevieve Durivage plan a community Christmas play. The next meeting is Tuesday, November 9.
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North Greenbush Girs
Clu
Addy
Elsie Gundrum
Genevieve Durivage
Mrs Dalton Honored in Star of Friendship Lodge Meeting
Mrs Rachel Dalton of Albany was honored at a Star of Friendship Lodge meeting last night at 1 Fourth Street. She was recently elected a district supervisor. Mrs Isabelle Anderson presided and refreshments followed the conclusion of the meeting.
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Rachel Dalton
Albany
Star of Friendship Lodge
Order of the Shepherds of Bethlehem
Fourth
Dalton
Isabelle Anderson
Price Violation Enforcement Drive In Troy
A sub committee of the Trade unions Legislative Committee on price control in Troy plans a campaign to enforce OPA price ceilings. The enlarged committee will meet Sunday Nov 14 at the Labor Temple where an attorney will be designated to lead the effort. It may seek adoption of a model ordinance to empower police to enforce price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Tradeions Legislative Committee
Ian P. Viachos
Labor Temple
Juhi Bulney
ALFL
OPA
Nev. 14
Troy Common Council
Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in Albia Ceremony
Rebekah Lodge held a public installation Tuesday night in Albia with district deputy president Mrs. Versa Hammersley and staff installing elected officers including noble grand Mrs. Milton Quandt and vice grand Mrs. Ruth Van Buren. Appointed officers, banners, and guards were named. Hammersley noted donations of ambulances to the Army and Navy, a club-mobile, and 1590 dollars to the Red Cross from a lodge project. District Deputy Abe Wollins announced the 1946 state convention in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triumph Rebekah Lodge
Albia
Odd Felons Halk
Versa Hammersley
Rensselaer Rebekah District No. 2
Milton Quandt
Noble Grand
Ruth van Buren
Dorothy Snover
Edna Anderson
Grace Johnson
Marilla ,Rymiller
Wareden
Anna Duran
Betty Mohl
Barbara Moreland
Catherine Lloyd
Catherine Munton
Vice Grand
Emma Waite
Evelyn Evans
Lenita Salsbury
Etta May Miller
Dolly Johnson
Inside Guardian
Luella Katbus
Guardian
Sara EK BB Barber
Cora Smith
Chrissie Little
Grace Leibach
Louise B. Barber
Hammersley
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Rebekah Assembly
Grand Lodge
Abe Wollins
Troy
Child Education Program by Hadassah in New York
Troy Chapter of Senior Hadassah schedules a child education program featuring Mrs. Israel Efros of New York. The event, open to the public, occurs Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center in observance of Education Month. Mrs. Efros serves as education advisor and heads readership training for Hadassah.
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Troy
Hadassah
Israel Efros
New York
Ronald Peliins
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Troy Record
Troy, N
Frank 1
Nevers
Berend
Therese Januz
Colavecchio
Andrew, Frank and
Antonio Ianuzsi
Mardigan
Leonard Spanitals
George Mardigan
George Ha
Dorothy Butier
Niewara Pee Filhiyre
Marine Corps
Simmons Tool Plant
Parent-Teacher Council
Ficer
Cadel Livva E. Daniels
J. M. Daniels
Cropseyville
Army Air Forces Advanced
Stockton Field
Cal
King City
Chico
R.P.L
Co-operative Group
Dines
Frederick Allen
D.D
Lavin Court
National Crime Prevention League, Inc
Harold Buckland
Joseph E. Bryan
Asbury Park
William J. Clark
Saratoga G.O.P
Hi-Y Council
North Greenbush
Mrs. Dalton
Rebekah Lodge
James A. Madden
Seventh Ward
Dan Michel
Arphives
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