Tackle Fells Man Held For Car Theft
Two Lansingburg High School football players halted an alleged car thief Saturday afternoon with a coordinated flying tackle. William Gilman, 16, Waterford, was arrested on grand larceny charges after crashing the stolen car near 113th Street.追
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
William Gilman
Front Street
Waterford
James &. Byron
Henry Whitmyer
Freihofer Baking Co
126Th Street
Second Avenue
Hunter
Baker
Gilman
Joseph A. Rafter
Clarence W Lennen
107Th Street
Third Avenue
Palestine Court Installs New Officers
The Amaranth order held a meeting at Lansingburg Masonic Temple Friday night to honor Grand Court Musician Mrs Frances D Moore. Installing officer T Seymour Scott inducted deputy supreme grand royal patron to New Brunswick Dominion of Canada W Briggs Shaw of Hoosick Falls. Mrs Marie Nielsen grand prelate assisted with Miss Jennie Howe supreme marshal as Elsie Stanley and Harry Nielsen sang during the decree. A dinner for Mrs Moore followed under Mrs Marion Hangen and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Court
Order of the Amaranth
Frances D. Moore
Lansingburg
Masonic Temple
R. M
Harriet Coolan
R. P. Palmer White
T. Seymour Scott
New Brunswick
Dominion of Canada
W. Briggs Shaw
Hoosick Falls
Marie Nielsen
Jennie Howe
Grand Lodge
Orit
Elsie Stanley
Harry Nielsen
Moore
Marion Hangen
West Sand Lake Home Bureau Meeting Notice
The Longview Home Bureau meets tomorrow night at Mrs. Harold Britton's home. Mrs. Ann Linbach will teach sewing centers and Mrs. J. Miller will speak on infantile paralysis. The next lesson on room arrangement will be held Wednesday evening at Mrs. Bart Stiles's home.
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Longview Home Bureau
Harold Britton
Ann Linbach
J. Miller
Bart Stiles
Girl Scout Leaders to Meet in Troy Tonight
Girl Scout troop leaders and assistants across Troy are summoned to an 8 p.m. meeting at Hotel Troy led by Miss Mary Catherine Jennings a national Girl Scout staff member. Miss Betty Simmons presides over the local Leaders Association and Jennings will spend much time in Troy as plans grow for a city council and office. Jennings has long served the Scouts from youth to national staff and holds a Marietta College BA.
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Troy
Mary Catherine Jennings
Girl Scout
Betty Simmons
Girl Scout Leaders’ Associattion
Miss Jennings
Girl Scout Legion No. 2
New York
En Jersey
Miss ‘Jennings
Marietta College
Ohio
Cambridge Area Social Notes and Sales Include Engagement and Transfers
Cambridge society items list a book club meeting with Miss Mary A. Potter, property transfers to Richard McHugh and Robert G. McWhorter, an engagement of Adelaide Burch to Donald Lang, a November wedding planned at First Baptist Church, a fur donation drive for seamen's vests via Court Leonard, and a USC United War Fund update noting a shortfall of $1,100 yet ongoing progress.
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Mary A. Potter
Charles H. Brewer
Troy
Division Street
Richard McHugh
James E. Skellie
West Maine Street
Robert G. McWhorter
Clifford F Burch
Mis
Adelaide Burch
Donald Lang
The
Seabees
Herman Lang
Albany
First Baptist Church
Cambridge
Court Leonard
C. D
George Wilkie
New York
Usc-United War Fund Campaign Committee
Troy Council Knights To Confer Degree
Troy Council No 176 Knights of Columbus will exemplify the first degree on a class of new members tomorrow at 8 15 p m This initiates a series of degrees to be held in coming months to recruit replacements for members in service The degree will be conducted by council officers Leo P Boland chairs membership A buffet lunch will follow Also notes James J Daley reports Supreme Council purchased 600000 worth Canadian War Bonds through Canadian councils and 15000000 in American bonds for the drive The USO support is cited by about two thirds of the 2400 contributed so far Mr and Mrs Ernest E Smith and Mrs Smiths mother Mrs C M Devendorph left for St Petersburg for the winter Others headed to Orlando Mt Vernon for winter Visitation details Annual Chapter Day observed by Ondawa Cambridge Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at Northwood the home of Mrs Robert McClellan Rev John B Hanna guest of honor with solos by John Chapin Short business meeting precedes program and dues are payable
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Troy
Knights of Columbus
Leo P. Boland
James J. Daley
Grand Knight
Supreme Council
Hays
USO
Ernest E. Smith
Smith
C. M. Devendorph
Petersburg
Harry CC. Fassett
Orlando
Airs
William F. Laubach
Mt. Vernon
John Chapin
Janey J. John. Ban
Car Crash In Hoosick Falls After Horse Dash Near Power Station
On Friday at about 7:20 am Benjamin Busch of North Hoosick Road was en route to work at Stevens & Thompson Paper Co when a horse owned by Alfred Kyer bolted from Geers Hollow toward Twin State Gas & Electric power station and collided with Busch’s car. He sustained minor cuts from flying glass as the windshield shattered and the front left side was damaged. Walter Metcalfe, also of Hoosick Falls, accompanied Busch. Mrs. John Case is hospitalized in Troy for observation and treatment. St Hilda's Guild meets at St Mark's parish house hostesses are Mrs. Howard Harrison Jr and Mrs. Hugh Moses. Eastern Star elects Mrs. Freelove Neuschwander secretary to fill vacancy. Mrs. Helen Chamberlain names marshal. Memorial rites observed for Mrs. Alice Wyman. Junior Red Cross drives at Hoosick Falls High School today through Wednesday. The Young Woman's Club of the First Presbyterian Church will roll bandages at St Mark's Red Cross room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Busch
North Hoosick Road
Stevens & Thompson Paper Co
Greenwich
Alfred Kyer
Geer’s Hollow
Twin State Gas & Electric Co
Mr. Busch
Busch
Mrr. Busch
Walter Metcalfe
St. Hilda’s Guild
St. Mark’s Parish
Howard Harrison, Jr
Hugh Moses
Harrison's
Eastern Star
Freelove Neuschwander
van Rensselaer
Order of the Eastern Sar
Ethel Gooding
Helen Chamberlain
Fanny Percy
Neuschwander
Alice Wyman
Marian Nesbitt
Wilma Casey
Red Cross
Hoosick Falls
First Presbyterian Church
St. Mark's
Local Society and Mobility Notes from South Cambridge
South Cambridge resident Mrs J Wein of Chatham visits Mr and Mrs Nels Jacobsen while Mrs John Jacobsen visits daughter Mrs John Norman at Gleas Falls. The Woodward choir hosted a roast park event at the Methodist Church Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Edward Walker travel from California as Mr Walker receives a medical discharge from the Army.
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Mrs. J. Wein of
Chatham
Nels Jacobsen
John Jacobsen
John Norman
Gleas
Methodist
Edward Walker
California
Mr. Walker
Army
Manpower Strain on Nazis Deepens as Losses Mount
Washington reports German manpower is nearly exhausted. Even with stalled Russian claims of 700,000 won, informed circles estimate 300 to 310 divisions are understrength or composed of inferior conscripts. Nazis drafted 16 year olds and drafted men up to 60, shifting workers from trades to combat roles and forced labor.
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Washington
Barurda
County Receives 42538 State Fund For Schools
County treasurer Avery G Halli reports New York State funds for nonresident high school tuition for 1943 44 are distributed among Troy and six Rensselaer County districts. Totals include Central School Dist No 1 Berlin Petersburg 32573 58 East Greenbush Nassau 41 Floyd D Taylor Hoo k 37022 99 Lansingburg 5164 16 Sand Lake Poestenkill 7891 71 Schodack City of Troy 7534 11.
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New York State
University of the State of New York
Avery G. Halli
Troy
Rensselaer County
Frank H. Taylor
Central School
Berlin
Petersburg
James FP. Albright
East Greenbush
Nassau
Fliovd
D. Taylor
Union Free School
Hook
George H. Legnard
Lansingburg
Helen E. Kane
Sand Lake
Poestenkill
Raymond A. Griffin
Schodack
John ¥. Shannon
Local Social News from Maltaville and Hackettstown
Round Lake resident J Clifford Corp. stays at his Hackettstown home on Washington Avenue. Abram Filkins family moves to Wesley Avenue Schenectady. E A Barber moves to First Street from Armstrongs. Malta Home Bureau lectures on sewing with Grange Hall gathering. Next meeting November 29 plans Garments completion. Miss K Arlene Secoy and Mrs. Frank Clow host First Street event. attendees include Mrs. Grant Cal, William H. Tuck Jr, C. B. Raymond Haight, Jeanne Van Deusen, Betty Fuller, and Betty Will. Halloween party at Irving Reed home under Malta Home Bureau social committee. Winners include Ruth Fuller, Jeanne Van MDeruzen, and Mrs E B Raymond Haight.
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Pfe. J. Clifford Corp
Hackettstown
N. J
Washington Avenue
Abram Filkins
Schenectady
Wesley Avenue
E. A. Barber
Arm Strong's
First Street
Harold Moshier
Malta Home Bureau
Estella Jones
Grange Hall
Maltaville
K. Arlene Secoy
Frank Clow
Grant
William H. Tuck
C. B. Raymond Haight
Two Troy Girls Capped In Sage Nurse Class
Miss Jayne P. O'Brien and Miss Ada Pangburn led a group of 43 Russell sophomores receiving caps at Sage College School of Nursing. The ceremony at Albany marked the start of the clinical phase, with students to reside at the hospital for one to three years. Virginia M. Durfbar, associate director of the American Red Cross Nursing Service in Washington, spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne P. O'Brien
John J. Obrien
Sixth Avenue
Ada Pangburn
Winfield D. Pangburn
Troy
Russell
Sage College School of Nursing
Albany
Virginia M. Durfbar
American Referoas Nursing Service
Washington, D. C
Albany College of Pharmacy
Woolseys Named in V-12 Program at Union College
W. Roy Woolsey of 247 Pawling Avenue has been chosen from 1500 applicants to study at Union College under the V-12 Navy program. A Troy High School and University of Detroit alumnus, Roy played sports and will join sibling Frank A. Woolsey, a seaman first class, who graduates from Memphis training school and starts Baltimore studies after leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Roy Woolsey
Helen Canfield Woolsey
Pawling Avenue
Union College
Roy
Troy High School
University of Detroit
Frank A. Woolsey
Memphis
Finland Severs Berlin Ties and recalls envoy
Finland ordered its envoy home from Berlin and recalled Minister to consult as Stockholm reports renewed speculation Finland seeks a separate peace with Russia. The recall of Georg Gripenberg, Finland’s ambassador to Sweden, sparks questions about a major political move while Sweden denies mediation role.
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London
Finland
Berlin
Daily Mail
Stockholm
Georg Gripenberg
Sweden
Troy Man Fined $100 by Byron as Common Gambler
Officers in a raid at 1517 th Avenue near the Rens selaer County Jail fined Dominick Rajagian $100 after he pleaded to a charge of being a common gambler. James F. Byron presided in Troy dodge J oe Court.
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Troy
Byron
Lrps
Alloines
Dominick Rajagian
Meen
1517Th Avenue
Rensselaer County
James F. Byron
Troy Dodge
Cs Po
Fulton
County Tree
Dep- Mahoner
Italian monarchy crisis sparks regency plan in Italy
A chaotic draft of a political move suggests Umberto would abdicate in favor of a regency by Marshal Pietro Badoglio with Umberto’s six year old son Naples would be retained under guardianship to stabilize government. The plan envisions abolition of the monarchy and a civilian constitutional setup in an Italian quarter.
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Whitle Fiair
Ines
Naples
Umberto
Pietro Batogna
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Morris Electric Service Lines
U. S. Navy
Grace E. Coleman
Eighth Street
Charles 8. Coleman
Charles Coleman
Warren Q Coleman
Camp Allen
Norfolk
Milton C. Coleman
Sampson
Coleman
Troy High
Merchant Marine School
Fort Schuyler
Warren
Milton
Berk Ray Corp
River ST
Troy, N. Y
Sony
Modernella Beauty Salon
Third ST
Wiss Maa
Troy Council
John Case
Samaritan Hospital
John Heeban
Mechanic Street
South Cambridge
County
Round Lake
DE Marigny
Cour
Bahamas
Alfred de Marigny
Harry Oakes
Godfrey Higgs
Oscar Daly
W. E. A. Callender
By Galbraith
Fin
U.S. Pat
Roy Woolsey
Union
THEIR
Enova
Hama
Pioneer Building Loan and Savings Association
Second Street
Hing
Umberto Boya Lad
Acm
Beverwyck Beer
Crean Ale
Beverwyck Breweries, Inc
Albany, N.Y
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