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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1944

Page

13

Fight in Bar Injures Cohoes Man

Cohoes man Lawrence Perry, 2h 188 Mein Street, is in Samaritan Hospital with injuries after a fight at the Empire Bar on River Street last night. Taken by police to the hospital, Perry suffered two holes in his left hand and a cut over the head with six stitches. Two officers were also punched. glass doors and windows were broken in the fracas. Detective Bureau officers investigated with Plainclothesman Edward J. Houlifian and others assisting.

Lawrence Perry Mein Street Cohoes Samaritan Empire Bar River Street Patrormer Marl Peach John Ate Clare Centre Perry Zevart Manioyiap Perry Hiad Tett Third Street Broadway Podes Edward J. Houlifian Detective Bureau

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death

Laura B Desaker and family thank Sophers Club Jac Merk-Ray Corp and others for sympathy and support after the death of Elizabeth Jennings. The Jennings and Shaver families express gratitude to employers, friends, relatives for kindness during illness and following the passing of George F Jennings and Frank A Shaver.

Abe Craver Peabory & Co Jac Merk-Ray Corp Sophers’ Club Acthous Tres Mes SekmoNaco SekmoNaco, “Senakeen Ebank Etree Cesta Busvaac Erdd N. Deraker Laura Desaker Ive Eaane Elizabdeth Jennings George FT Jexninussraver Ed Pee Sragk Edna Shaver

In Memoriam Neale and Reardon Family Notices

In memory of Mrs Slary Beate died Nov 26 1914 and others. Daughters Vera Mary Evelyn Born Reardon at Troy Hospital Nov 22 1354 to Mr and Mrs C A Reardon. G Mar Ruth Elizabeth Saplin Nov 21 1944 at Samaritan Hospital. Carole Dean Taplin born Greensboro Nov 1 13% to Tech Sgt and Mrs LW Taplin.

Neale Slary Beate Vera Mary Evelyn Reardon Troy Hospital C A. Reardon Gaughter Gertrude Reve Mirs Gertrude Wart. Sarein Samaritan Hospital Roy T. Saplin Latham Ruth Elizabeth Bre Saplin Ruth “Escully Latham Tarlo Greensboro X. C

Died Barringer and related obituaries in city notices

Multiple death notices list Albertine Williams Barringer and others with family ties, funeral details, church services, and interment locations. Names include Joan J Barringer, Shirley Amos, Charles L Barringer, Richard Berry, Ives J Galfey, Thomas Gavin, Dagmar Gustave, Josephine Hanler, John J Hoban, Elizabeth Mahar, Patrick Mahar, and James Lata. Services occur at St Peters, St Marys, St Josephs, and Calvary Cemeteries, with times and venues across Nov 1934 to 1945 notices. Funeral homes include J W Surna Sons Inc and Kerwin Bros Funeral Heave. Interments at SS Mars, St Marys, Oakwood, and Calvary Cemeteries.

Barringer Albertine WiHems John H. Barringer Charles L S/Set Joan J. Barringer U.S. Army Shirley Amos Charlies L. Barringer SS Mars Cemetery Friends Sear BEEEY Richard Berry Bridget Burl George J.udelin Frances A. Berry Tenth Street Gafpex Ives Jom J. Galfey Bary MacDonsid Patrick J. Galfey Kerwin Bros St. Mary's Church St Marys Cemetery Gavin the Leonard Hospital Thomas Gavin Mary Powers John Gavin Grover Ramser Edward Third Ave St. Augustine’s Cittch St Peters Gustave Gaia Arene Anette Abaseorge B Dagmar Gustave Ebba Ron Mra Christian Oisen Anton Guafare Aira Warren A. Johansen Fongral Avenir Oakwood Cemetery Amit. Towers Fanley Josephine Hanler Caine Hinnley Frank Sintery William First Street John J. Geban Helen Hilda’ Hoban Bae Hoban John Deerey Nichsiss Hoban Firth Ase St. Patricx's Ham Law Gricex Macy's

J J Hoban Found Dead In His Bed

John J Hoban 73 a Troy resident for a year was found dead in his bed at 77 Fitch Avenue. Coroner said natural causes after he complained of feeling ill recently. He worked Saturday at the Aetna MH. He was born in Ireland and long a Morris Plate Glass foreman in New York. Survived by wife daughter sister and brother. Funeral from home Wednesday at 9 am then St Patrick's Church for requiem mass. Burial Calvary Cemetery New York.

John J. Hoben Troy Fitch Avenue Charles J. Cote Hoban Aetna MH Ireland New York City Morris Plate Glass Co New York Sgure Helen Kilda Mae Hoban Beacon John Deevey Miami Pfc Nich. Blas Hoban St. Patrick's Church Calvary Cemetery

Odd Fellows Week of Activities Launched at Diamond Rock Hall

The Adaren Sanctorum held its monthly meeting at Diamond Rock Hall with Abe Woling presiding and brief talks by Fred Whitehouse Floyd Bronson and Fred Hunsiker. A membership committee was formed. A social hour followed. Next meeting set for December 6. Diamond Rock Lodge and related lodges plan a slate of events including roll call night and the presentation of two year buttons. The third degree will be conferred on candidates from multiple lodges by the Hudson Valley Lodge degree team at the 112th Street Temple with John R. Johnson in charge. Large delegations from several districts expected, followed by social hours. Officers' election highlighted the Canton Leo meeting and final plans for Trojan Lodge’s anniversary dinner at the Jewish Community Center. Reuben Cohen to lead a lodge meeting December 4.

Adaren Sanctorum Diamond Rock Hall Abe Woling Grand Monarch Fred W. Whitehouse Floyd Bronson Fred Hunziker Arthur W. Morton Whitehouse Fred Hillmiker Bronson Diamond Rock Earl Hohn Noble Grand Diamond Rock Lodge Raymertoun Lodge White Lily Lodge Cropseyville Hudson Valley Lodge 112Th Street Temple John R. Johnson Gand Herbert Tweedy Washington, Rensselaer Albany Canton Leo Diamond ‘Rock Hall William H. van Buren Alletia Lodze Albert R. Fox Noble Brand Dioner Trojan Lodge Jewish First Street Reuben D. Cohen

Obituary notices for Cori and family members in St. Johns Choral

Misatx Not Zi Iss orgia E daughter of late Cori uit W and Lydia Stax Su ferat at St. Johnts Choro navel. Monday service at 2 pm at Troy Hospital. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery for Paul Curtis Samuel Ludwig Lackerman and others.

Misatx Not Iss Orgia Cori Uit W Lydia St. Johnts Fowers Vaughs Troy P. Vaugan Fasher Gr An Kenneth Edward Flana Li Vaught Heston Dibble Edward F. Vauzan Cohors Toestiar Momar Lorclock St Agnes Gardner Earl Cramentorium Oakwood Paul As Curtis Samuel Ludwig L Ackerman

Boland Couple Honored With Apostolic Benediction

Mr and Mrs Charles Boland of 228 Eighth Street observed their golden wedding with a mass in Troy Episcopal Chapel. The Mass was celebrated by Joseph P Kelly of St Marys Church assisted by Rev Michael F English and others. Archbishop Cigogani sent a letter via Bishop Gibbess of Albany. Pope Pius XII was praised for the gesture. The couple, former Elizabeth Hunt of Syracuse, have several children and more relatives. An open house followed.

Charles Boland Charles Boland Eighth Street Cbepel Troy St Peter's Bat Joseph” M. O’connor Scherectad Lawrence P. Helly Stillwater Joseph Kelly Bishan Gibbess Albany Archbishop Cigogeani Washington United States Pope Pius Mvd Elizabeth Hunt Syra Ieuse Cougie Tae Tare Grimes Syracusa Mes Fran K. Welsh Mises Fractes Bizabeh Marie Boland Semen C. Boland Troy Heatea Cane Missioner Lawrence H. Bolac Vincent G. Boland American Red Cross

Deadly Snipers Could Prolong War, Marine Predicts

Former Troy resident Carp Massaro, a Marine veteran with nine major Pacific battles, warned that Japanese snipers in camouflaged positions could stretch the war by 18 to 20 months. He cited Formosa as a tough target and recalled Tarawa and Guadalcanal battles, noting medals and service in the Asiatic Pacific theater. Blood donors are urged to help the Troy Blood Bank at the First Baptist Church today. call Troy 3730.

Troy Carp Luke FP. Masssto Thirk Japa Frank Messiero Sampson Avenue Mir Luke Massate Brooklyn Pacific Islands Massaro Formosa Guadalcanal Tarawa Guadbicanel Wake Island Saipan Brarshall Islands Russenl Islands Corp. Massaro Corp Frank A. Mansaro Palau Islands U. S. Marine Corps R.P.L Syracuse ¥. M.C. A Amateur Athietic Union New York City First Baptist Church

Gas Barge Last to Pass Canal Locks

A gasoline shipment from Bayonne New Jersey to Schenectady aboard the Tug Matton No 19 and the barge Super XK was the last traffic through the Trot Locks of the State Barge Canal before closing to all craft at midnight Saturday. The craft passed Bond Street at 6 50 pm Saturday marking the final day of operation for the season as weather permitting no further trips will be allowed and special permission will be needed for use after closing. Markers will be removed from canalized sections and winter repair work on locks and dams will begin.

Bayonne N. J Schenectady Matton No. 19 State Barge Canal Bond Street Division of Canals Public Works Department Champlain Erie Hudson Stohawk

Flag Presented to St Anne's Club by Auxiliary

The Auxiliary of Lieut. Joseph B. F. English Garrison presented a national flag and staff to St Anne's Social Club at their Fourth Street rooms. George J. Yamin and Anthony Mauwhelio accepted for the club. A pre Christmas dance was planned for Sunday December 1 at the Congdon Studio with committees named for refreshments tickets and decorations.

Joseph B. F. English Amy and Wary Union St Anne's Fourth Street Amelia Russell Julia Mace Luelle Miller George J. Yamin Anthony Mauwhelio Congdon Third Street

Troy Soldier Listed Wounded in Action

A War Department casualty list announced yesterday lists six district servicemen wounded in action in Europe. Pvt Thomas Zi Hendry of Troy is named among them along with Sergt William J Foley, Pfc Jess ie O Paddock, Sergt Harold E Pecet, Sergt Ralph Savires, and Pfc Kenneth Wilder, with next of kin previously notified.

Troy Thomas Zi Hendry War Department Hendry Thomas E. Hendy Tibbits Avenue Wiliam J. Foley Elizabeth Foley Waterviet Phc Uestie O. Paddock Arthur J. Paddock Ballston Sha Harold E. Pecet Charles Pecet Granville Ralph & Savires Minnie Sauires Schurlerville Kenneth 31 Wilder Ernest M. Wilder Chatham

Miss Elizabeth Gieblin Dies at Cohoes

Miss Elizabeth Gieblin a Hifelonz resident of Trot’s hill section died Saturday night at the home of her sisters Miss Ann and Miss Katherine Smith 160 Catrasa Street Cohoes after a short illness She was sister of the late John Gieblin of Cohoes and had lived here two years She was a communicant at St Bernard’s Church Survived by several nieces and nephews Funeral from H. Stanton Funeral Home at 4 am Wednesday followed by a requiem mass at St Wemnar’s Church at 9 30 am Burial at St Mary’s Cemetery Waterford

Elizabeth Gieblin Tror‘s Hill Ann Katherine Smith Catrasa Street Cohoes John Giebblin St. Bernard's EH. FS. Stanton Funeral Home St Wemnaré’s St Mary's Cemetery Waterford

Wynantskill Child Health Clinic Slated At Conference

Health conference at Wynantskill planned for Thursday from 2 to 4 pm featuring Dr Chapman health officer and Miss Ada Faas. Children ages three months to six years may attend. Diphtheria toxoid offered on request and a dental hygienist will be present.

Achia Wynantakin Taursdar Chapmen Ening Chargs Ori Ada M. Faas

Thief Empties Offering Box At St Marys Troy Post Meeting

Police report a robbery at St Marys Church offering box with an estimated 316 to 312 theft. A later city notice mentions a special Troy Post American Legion meeting at 8 pm in the HahW Rand Building to discuss welfare book returns and plans for the annual fur fashion show next month. Additional items stolen included two horses bridles and three blankets from a Union Station train. two license plates were taken from James Armstrongs car on Sixth Avenue near Congress Street.

Troy Post American Legion Pam Hahw-Rand Mary's Church Donald Precimii Detective Bureau Scott Chattans DB Sronswick Bor Union Station James Armstrong Sixth Avenue Congress Str

Car Fire Reported on Second Street and Fifth Avenue

Fourth Precinct police report a car fire at 2nd Street and Fifth Avenue Saturday evening. The vehicle, owned by Huck A. O’Brien of 449 Sith Avenue, caught fire due to a broken hose connection.

2Nd Street Fifth Avenue Fourth Precinct Huck A. O'Brien Sith Avenue

Episcopal Youths Learn Of Eucharist Observance in Albany Diocese

Episcopal youths from churches across the Albany Diocese gathered for a Thanksgiving Conference. Rev Granvite Williams, Rev Reber, and Rev Bekuyler led preachers and sessions. The conference affirmed that the Eucharist strengthens church members as witnesses to the community. A closing communion service was held at the cathedral with a breakfast follow-up at St John’s parish house.

Albany St John's Reber, Decton de Berkley BS Y Bekuyler DL Jenins Sudena Taenet Weemany Conferentes Teres Troy St John’s Bradford H. Bermhans

Blood Bank Sees Full 250 Pint Quota At Menands Visit

The Schesestedy Mobile Blood Bank will collect 250 pints for overseas use during its December 7 visit to the Montgomery Werd plant in Menands. Local 40 rep John J. Gorman reports 215 registrations so far with 40 volunteers still to be assigned. Enrolment is expected to meet the quota after standard health rejections are filtered. Jean Webster oversees enrollments with support from Thomas Gunn and Donald Poole. Company nurses Clara B. Shoemaker and Winifred Duffney will assist.

Schesestedy Mobile Blood Bank Montgomery Werd Menands John J. Gorman United Retail Mail Order and Warehouse Employees Union Mobile Wit Jean Webster Thomas Gunn Donald Poole Blood Bank Clara B. Shoemaker Winifred Duffney

Spiritual Needs Of Veterans To Be Discussed

Lieut. Col. R J Honeywell will address the Lincoln Club at Grace Methodist Church on the spiritual needs and rehabilitation of returning servicemen. The open talk is the third in a series and will be followed by a Q and A led by F B Hancox. The final talk on December 5 features John J Pikard from the Veterans Administration in Albany.

R. J. Honeywell Chenlains Washington, D.C Lincoln Club Grace Methodist Hancox John J. Pikard Veteran's Administration Albany

Area Men in Unit Cited For Philippine Action

Malcolm Paparian and Donald Messier of New York area addresses are cited as members of Navy Air Group 3 operating from a carrier. The unit is credited with sinking four subs and destroying many enemy planes during the Philippine operations. They supported landings along the coast, assisting shore bombardment and naval actions across the Pacific.

Malcolm Paparian Aviation Des Treaty-Third Street Watervliet Donald Messier Ole High Street Green Island Navy Air Group 3 Cariel Ness Ther Pacffc

Bethlehem Stet Chapter Plans Christmas Party

The Bethlehem Stet Chapter O. E. S. announces its annual Christmas party at the Trop Mason Temple on Wednesday December 12. A covered dish supper begins at 6 PM and a Christmas tree event follows with gifts. Mrs Elsa Willetts and Mrs Gertrude Woods lead the arrangements committee.

Bethlehem Stet Chapter O. C

Fenth Ward Meeting at Bussey Steamer House

Ten t ward residents will attend a meeting at 7 4 d pm today in the Bussey Steamer House to discuss additional honors for a local figure.

Fenth Ward Tenth Ward Bussey Steamer House

Retirement of Arsenal’s Third Oldest Employee Ends 44 Years

Ernest Oathout, long time Arsenal worker and third oldest employee, retires after 44 years of service. He started in 163 es stationary area and rose from shrink pit helper to foreman overseeing cannon component shrinking. A luncheon for the Twenty-Year Club marks the occasion at the Arsenal.

Ernest O2tdout The Anny Ordiance Dep Gb Shtink Ernest Oathout Arsenal Ernest Cashout Watervliet Arsenal Civy Amy Ordnance Department Arsens Ir Osbour Cutout

Red Cross Forms First Aid Classes

The Red Cross will offer first aid courses at the Proctor Building as part of war emergency readiness. Fred C. Cheney, Rensselaer County first aid chairman, announced classes opening, with enrollment determining number offered. The program aims to train two persons per home to provide immediate injury care before medical help arrives. Local plants may arrange courses for Volunteer First Aid Detachments to handle plant emergencies and reduce panic after incidents.

Red Cross John Q Fred C. Cheney Rensselaer County Proctor Cheney Swe With & Jeader Ten Eyek Trassway State Health Department Paul Graham Weiter Ard Jonn Shett Ch Man Mir Cheney

Former Bus Driver Wounded in Action in France

Harold Hems, former United Traction Co. bus driver, was recently wounded in action in France, according to word received by his wife Mrs. Anne Hems of 556 Fourth Street. He entered service 19 months ago and was serving with an infantry unit when wounded. His wife noted that he is the former Anne Egan.

Pic Harold Hems United Traction Co France Anne Hears Fourth Street Anne Egan Lwaea

Legionnaires Learn of Veterans Aid Program Seeing Local Visit

A preview of a veterans aid program for World War II returnees was presented to ten American Legion posts in Rensselaer County during a Saturday night visit by state commander. About 150 people attended, with district and state officers present, including County Commander Fitzgerald who acted as master of ceremonies. Citations were awarded to county Legionnaires for outstanding work, as various posts and auxiliaries were represented across the county.

American Legion Rensy Eufisio Pfc David T. Fitzgerald South Pacific Star Lodge Ths Fitzgerald Joseph LL Figgerald Earle J. Wiley Blake, McCullough Monticeils Johnnie Walker Philmont Garrett: Rozenbioom Castleton Tate Thomas, Russell Hudson Fredericka Sealey West Sephentown Ladies' Auxiliary John Nagie Taconic Berlin Hoosick Fast Hoosick Fats Charlies Ware

Allegheny Steel Strike Biids Today

A garbled report on a steel plant labor dispute describes board action and a directive to terminate the plant's operation. The board orders production to resume only after establishes a new company news and until merits are reviewed, with no action on merits while the strike continues.

Allegheny Steel Strike Biids Speeesteen Alejam J Focal New Guaceday York An. H. Norres A. Knotton Aigoutes WLEL Air Corporation

Father Receives Medal Won by Son

Trooper William F. Rausch earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for combat achievement while serving with the Army Air Forces. The medal was presented to his father Anton W. Rausch at Rome Air Field by Colonel Milanatein, with a presidential citation. Rausch, of 25 Brookside Avenue, Warrantskill, is a prisoner of war in Germany after his plane was shot down during a 33rd mission. He enlisted October 12 and had been overseas since February, with a last letter dated November 10. His sister Joan, age eleven, accompanied their father to the ceremony.

Troyger Germany Rome Air Field Tech- Sergi William F. Rausch Brookside Wyrantskill Sisleg Guyt Anton W. Rausch Milanatein Troy Rausch Army Air Forces Behr-Manning Rome Joan

Burns Chub opens 42nd Season in Glasgow report

Troy Burns Chub marks its 42nd season with a Saturday opening as Secretary James Baxter presents the year’s report noting club health. At the Burns Federation conference in Glasgow the local club is praised as a contributor to the Scottish National Dictionary and Burns Chronicle, with new officers elected for wartime duties.

Troy Burns James ( Baxter Burns Federation Glasgow Scotland Scottish National Dictionary Burns Chronicle Greenock Rosebury Glasto x Baxter Royal Club Amercan Cherse George Watson Albans Mottsox Civb Aid Wits Auxifigty Dan Scozia Bans Joan T. Campsik David CL. Lithgow Arthur Marland Wee James H. Baxter Robert E. Urquhart Wiliam Miller John M. Mitchell Chapteia David 5. Murray Piper John Philips Chronicle Gavin Lawson Frank Wilts Alpert E. Stanley

Miss Josephine Hanley Dies at First Street Home

Miss Josephine Fianley died at 420 First Street after a short illness. She was Sammy Troy, daughter of the age ME and Mrs. John Hanley, longtime resident of the South End. A communicant of St. Joseph’s Church. Survived by sisters Catherine, Hassey, Trey, Mrs Wem Wicombder, Joy, and Mrs Frank Saciery, Albert, plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 9 am, then at 9:30 am at St. Joseph’s Church for a requiem mass. interment in St. Joseph’s Cemetery.

Josephine Fianley First Street Sammy Troy John Hanley South End St. Joseph's Church Ihres Catherine Hassey Trey Wem Wicombder Joy Frank Saciery Albert St Joseph's Church St Joseph’s

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