Voting Machines To Be Installed By Election Day
Seventy six voting machines moved from storage to distribute among fifty district polling places in Troy for election day readiness. Thirty four machines placed for demonstration during registration days start Friday, then secured for official use on Election Day. Machine custodians David S. Larry and Jacob W. Caplan coordinate with Public Works staff on transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Department of Public Works
David S. Larry
Jacob W.caplan
Bupervia
Ing
Multiple Obituaries in Cohoes and Nearby Communities
Obituary notices list deaths and funeral details for Rexdon family members, Dewar, Fueller, Gifford, Gottschalk, Luce, Maleary, Meerty, Vandernoef and others. Items include residence addresses, dates, and funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries in Cohoes Waterford and Waterford Rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexdon
Bih
Sorth
Halen
Eo Sandon
Michael Coyne
Margaret
Mary
Thomas
Eugene
Johm
Richard Bendon
Thomas H. Bendon
Augustine's “Church
Augustine's “Church Where 2 Row High Mas Will Be Celebrated. Friends Ree Davitek
Aisertient
St John's
Get
IHS
M. Gonstar
William J. Connor
Monica G. Barton
Seventh Avenue
St Pat- Tic Saurch
Oelock & Trquiem
St Joseph’s Cemetery
Greenwich
Dewar
Charles Dewar
Christina Pondilo
William Dewar
U. S
John Dewar
Cohoes
Harvey White
Mechanicville
Edward White
Ontario St
St John's Episcopal Church
Waterford
Mildred Stewart
Raymond Fuller
Joseph H. Petera
Russell Z. Stewart
Joseph RB Peters
Newport
Gifford
Cohoes ‘Hospital
Clara Mar- Shall
Morris Gifford
Hudgon St
Albert Beasttte
Northside
Elias M. Clo
Susan Lovell
Josephine Jr
Roivin's
Chatham
Congress
George F. SteEivetn
First Baptist Church of
Gottschalk
Bik Ave
Emile
Berman A. Gottschalk
Leo A
Fred W. Gottschalk
Ind
Elmraod Hill
Layog
Nawinatille
Niskayuna
Dorothy
Frances Sahasten
Norman
Jean A. Lute
10Th Avenue
Watervliet
Maleary
Liltan J. Bonny
Harold T. Ballary
Souther
Mire
Eaward
Lafayette
A. Donald Menz
A. Donald Menz of ‘Troyer of 2 | Betth B.aghley
Iown
Clark and Blake
River Street
Gai K
Relent
Oakweed Seymour
Sandford Vanderhof
Towers
Fentral Bone
Friends Wort
Trojan Blood Drive Reaches Tenth Donation Milestone
Albert J. Riker gave his tenth pint at the Troy Mobile Blood Bank event held yesterday at First Baptist Church. The drive saw 272 examined with 38 rejected, aided by groups from Behs Mooring and various Troy firms. Red Cross plans another blood bank in Troy next Monday with appointments via Proctor Building HQ or phone Troy 4730.
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Albert J. Riker
Tweary-fourte “Street
Troy Mobile Blood Bank
Riker
Edward W. Riker
ESN
Lenea Etacomed
Washington
Gertrude
Moore
Igcal Blood Bank
Holland
Mr. Riker
Frederick O. Cheney
Third Avenue
Robert Reynolds
Christie Street
Helen Madill
Hoosick Falls
Behs-Mooring Corp
Watarviel Arsenal
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Hughes-Autograf Co. Inc
Hudson Valley Fuel Corp
Albany Corrigated Container Co
Proctor Building
Troy
Grafton Church School Marks Centenary Observance
The Grafton Methodist Church observed the centennial of its Sunday school with a program led by Mrs. Charles Stamona and Rev. Howard Hiltz. The event recalled the school’s origin in Hemlocks Church with Rev. Peter Stover as first pastor and noted its move to current premises built about seventy years ago. The program featured old and modern Sunday School acts, recitations, century-old costumes, and certificates of merit awarded by Mrs. Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Charles Stamona
Howard
Hiltz
Hemlocks Church
Peter Stover
John
Charles Wesler
Paul Maitland
Grafton Baptist Church
Methodist Church
James Murphy
Simmons
Mar Yis Sweet
Richard Ellen
Ronald Lamphier
Rita Sweet
Jean Snyder
Larry Lemphier
Marion Wazar
Elsie Wager
Aa Modern
Connie Eliott
Gloria Ven- Deusen
Louise Murphy
Catherine Snyder
YMCA Shifts Gym Equipment Layout at Troy YMCA
The Troys YMCA reorganizes its physical education facilities under director FH Hodgkins. The first floor exercise room will be eliminated and equipment moved to the lower gym to centralize running track general sum apparatus basketball practice courts and other sports areas. Showers and the swimming pool will be near the new arranged equipment to improve access for all activities.
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Troys
C. A
FH. G. Hodgkins
Man Hurt In Fall At Broadway And Union Street
Bert Ashdown, 88, of 5825 Seventh Avenue, received a laceration over the left eye in a fall at Broadway and Union Street yesterday afternoon. He refused medical attention, according to a Central Police Station report by Patrolman Edward Howard.
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Man Hury IV
Bert Ashdown
Seventh Avenue
Broadway
Union Street
Central Police
Edward Howard
Stockholders Vote on Rail Merger and Bonds
Stockholders of the Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad meet at Waterford town hall to vote on merging with the Delaware and Hudson system. They will also approve a mortgage bond issue valued at 3 pot as part of the merger plan. The railroad, chartered in 1832 and began operations in 1835, runs from Troy northward to Mechanicville and Ballston Spa with tracks owned by the Delaware and Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer. and Saratogs Railroad
Tother Stewars and Hudson Railroad
Consiter
Delaware and Hedren System
Waterford Town
Flas
Rensselaer and Saratoga
Wey
Railrore
Troy
Whitehall
Rutland
Eagle Bridge
Sa Iscorporstors
Terminala Mechanicville
Bailston Spa
Saratoga Cuts $45,000 from County Budget
The Saratoga County board of supervisors heard a draft budget totaling 74,558.79, a reduction of 45,000 from last year’s 3760,911.00. The savings come from Welfare Department cuts, abolishing the War Council, and lower election expenses. a veteran bureau center was urged by Assemblyman Sherman, with a committee to pursue the plan by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Welfare Department
Saratoga County War Council
Law and Finance Committee
Edgar L. King
Northumberland
Richard J. Sherman
Saratoga
Springs
American Legion
Saratoga Springs
Americas Legion
Sherman
Legion
Jeausry
Milkweed Pod Pickers Still Need Bags
War effort program in Rensselaer County calls for more onion bags to store milkweed pods. Lemuel B. Defrance notes 3,996 bags issued. schools and families urged to return unused bags and help with a potential 4,000 bag shortfall. Local schools and individuals named. bag collection and storage details outlined.
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Rensselaer County
Lemuel B. Defrance
Schooigood
Mr. Dorrance
Donald Hood
Schooack Landing
Hoosick Fells
Sarah MacEchron
Hoosick Falls
Zisie Hirth
North Hoosick School
Elizabeth Powers
Columbia High School
East Indies
Woman Hurt In Hit and Run On Troy Schenectady Road
Mrs. Gwendolyn Lanéry, 36, of Stop 38 Troy Schenectady Road, remained in fair condition at Troy Hospital after a hit and run early Sunday. Police conducted an extensive search for the vehicle and driver involved, with injuries to her head, face and back noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Lanéry
Troy-Schenec_tady
Troy
Schenectady
Latham
Troy Hospital
Suite
Quota Set for Women’s War Chest Drive in Troy Division
A $21 500 quota was announced for the Allied Communities War Chest campaign's women’s division at a division rally in Troy. The drive aims for 72 per seat of the campaign’s goal, with start dates after tomorrow’s joint noon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Communities War Chest
Allied Communities War Chest Campaign Organization
Garageman Refunds $25 Overcharge
A Troy garage proprietor admitted to the OPA price panel that he overcharged a customer and quickly refunded $25 before the panel. The case arose after the customer submitted the bill noting repairs and ceiling-price excess. The panel accepted restitution and a hearing followed. The OPA survey of eateries began to check posted ceiling prices at grills and restaurants.
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Troy
OPA
Supreme Court upholds Niskayuna man suit over denied theater seat
Robert W. Christie of Niskayuna sues 46th Street Theater New York City after being refused admission to Paname Hattie on May 27 1984 The Supreme Court in Washington sustains the verdict awarding 554 damages Christie challenged a New York tax and equal protection claim The theater had offered a refund of the ticket price
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Robert W. Christie
Niskeyuna
46Th Street
New York City
Supreme Court
Washington
Christie
New York
Dhesier Company
Theater
Scherectady County
Christi
War Prisoners Aid receives Trojan support this year
War Prisoners Aid, a Trojans member agency of the National War Fund allied communities war chest, seeks local support as 55 prisoners in German camps and other Allied wards rely on parcels gifts and programs including seeds music and libraries. The fund drives morale and links families to loved ones behind barbed wire, with Axis cooperation noted as possible.
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War and Navy Departments
Ares
Reid Wither
Gertian
Jan
Lee
Vie Globe
Saliona
Ihar Asl Owith
Agons
Siso
Far East
War Prisoners Ait
Na- Siotal War Fund
Allied Communities War Chest
Prices on Fresh Fish Rise Under OPA Ceiling Rules
The OPA allows higher prices for fresh fish with most items up except certain summer level retainers. Increases range from 1.7 cents to 7 cents per pound with filets bearing the largest jumps. Dressed hake and codfish fillets rise by 7 and 5 cents per pound respectively, effective immediately and posted in stores. Temple Shrine to Meet in Albany with Priestess Minnie A. Cornel and Watchman William Smath presiding. social hour to follow.
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OPA
Yellowtail
Temple Shrine
Temple Shrine Order of the White Shrine of
Jeru Salem
O. E
Chapt Netiae Albany
Minnie A. Cornel
Agap
William Smath
Shepherds
Fall Thunderstorm Sweeps Over City With Lightning and Rain
A October thunderstorm moved across the city bringing brief heavy rain and lightning. No fire was reported after a ceiling fixture sparked. residents Mary McBride and Leonard McNamara escaped unharmed as officials responded. Temperatures cooled, with a forecast of continued cloudiness and near forty degrees later.
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Troy
Manter
Pumper
301 Second Street
Mary McBride
Leonard McNamara
Weather Bureau
Ieeters Laat
Beshen
State Reports 229,752 War Ballots Cast
The State War Ballot Commission reports 229752 ballots cast to date and 149 war death honor cards from Rensselaer County volunteers. Ballots are being delivered to local offices and forwarded to service members worldwide. Applications total 9593 with October 34 deadline. transmission to county boards continues. Rensselaer, Albany, Columbia counties show specific counts.
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Rensselaer County
al Baty
Commission
Albany Corsty Zfc
Thiat
Curran To Speak at Rensselaer County Campaign Rally
Secret ary of State Thomas Curran the Republican candidate for U S Senate from New York state will deliver a major speech in Rensselaer County. The event is set for Wednesday Oct 13 at 2 pm in Rebekah Hall, Rensselaer, as part of the party’s formal campaign launch with other Republican candidates to speak. Democratic candidates plan rallies in nearby towns Poestenkill Petersburg Nassau and Stephentown. Republican workers in Troy will discuss registrations tonight in Hendrick Hudson and again tomorrow with ward representatives.
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Thomas J. Curran
U.S. Sendiar
New York State
Rensselaer County
Rebekah Hall
Cie
Rensselaer
Thomas H. Brown
Oity
Curran
Hendrick ‘Hudson
Brown
Mountain View Fire Co Adopts By-Laws
Mountain View Volunteer Fire Company approves a set of by-laws at a meeting in the Mountain View Clubhouse. The committee includes Chief Willard Simpson Clifford Cooper and Hugh Jacques. Several new members are admitted and the membership canvass progresses. The next meeting is scheduled for November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Fire Co
Mountain View
Willard Simpson
Cliford Cooper
Hugh Jacques
Jozeph Szabier
Joseph Heiko
Maplewood
Henorarmy
Simpson
Iiceom
Mounttain- Vie Company
Troy Fire Department
Enona Willard Trustees Meet at Emma Willard Board
The regular full board meeting of the Enona Willard Trustees was held yesterday at Ket tua Hell. Attendees included Dr George Van Santford headmaster of Hotchkiss School and Mrs David G. Dutton trustee of Pough Kezogie along with Dr Wilbur K Jordan president of Radcliffe College Cambridge. The Fucu Cand administrative staff were to join the board for the session.
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Justees
Emma Willard
Schouwan
Kettua Hell
George van Santford
Hotchkiss School
Lakevile
Conn
David G. Dutton
Slamnae
Pough_ Kezogie
Wilbur K. Jordan
Presi
Radcife College
Cambridge
Alter Ine Messing
Teamsters to Discuss Strike in Albany Local Meeting
Albany Local 234 of the Brotherhood of Teamsters plans a special meeting at the Albany Labor Temple Thursday night to vote on a strike after a seven cent wage increase appeal failure. Workers have been without a new contract since 18 months past contract expiry.
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Albany
Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs
Metropolitan Opera Opens Chromatics Season With Stars
Metropolitan Opera opens its forty eighth season at Music Hall with stars Milanov, Baum, and Kay Steests joining soprano ensembles. The program features pieces from Bellini to Puccini, including Andre Chenier, with Trev and pianist Richard Wotens providing strong support throughout the concert.
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Baler
Ira
Pueich
Baum
Carelleria Fu
Albany County Seeks Forfeit Of Bail Bond
Albany County moves to forfeit a $25 000 bail bond tied to David Rosenberg 44 once of Albany now missing as trial proceeds for abduction. A bench warrant will be issued and Rosenberg will be returned to Albany to face the charge alongside co defendant Joseph Lavin former Albany newsroom proprietor who was freed on the same bail. Names listed on the bail bond include Byron Fazier Emanuel Wenger Esther Shret William and Mortis D. Mrers of Albany.
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Albany County
David Rosenberg
Albany
Gi Hberty
Sidney
Gordon
Ewe
Rosenberg
Joseph Lavin
Albany Newsroom
Eiganor Clayton
Jackie Gordon
Glenmont
Levin
Investigation Grand Jury Set to Meet Today in Albany
Special Prosecutor George Monaghan announced the Albany County grand jury resumes today after a prior recess to Oct 19. The panel is expected to handle records from witnesses whose names and details were approved last night. A temporary interim grand jury may be called. Supreme Court Swift is connected and expected to be in Albany tomorrow. Prosecutions are led by C. Todd.
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Albany Conny
George
Monaghan
Cy Swift
Ara C. Todd
Mrs Messick Installed as La Petite Chapeau Leader
Mrs Messick was installed as La Petite Chapeau at a Rensselaer County event by Asia pee chapeas of the Eight and Four Society. The ceremony at The Hendrick Hudson honored by the American Legion dining group. Mrs Nina Wyman was succeeded, with inductees including Mrs Cath erine Podje and Mrs Frederica Haley.
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Dora Measink
Asia
Concierre
Carolyn Marshall
Surintendante
Evhat Murphy Chapeau
Momale
Agnes Smell
Chapaau Departmentale Pases
Former Troy Conference Pastor Dies
Rev. Time SBy Meek, longtime Troy Conference pastor, died today at age 86 after a career serving HosEsville Dorloo and Fore Johnson churches. He retired in 1983 and is survived by former Emma Taylor and Mrs. Hannan Douglas.
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Troy
Coties
Poanseiie
HosEsville
Dorloo
Fore Johnson
Hiyane Fords
Coblesail
Emma Taylor
Workers Awarded Compensation for Arm and finger Injuries
A series of workers compensation awards were announced for on the job injuries. John A. Musninz of Ford Motor Co. received 390 dollars for partial loss of use of the left arm. Ralph J. Di Angelo of Whitecomb Manufacturing Co. got 300 dollars for partial loss of use of the right little finger and middle finger. George Maxfield of General Electric received 396.55 dollars. Leon X. Gross of GE was paid 200 dollars for facial disfigurement. Earl Cratsbee of John F. Hopkins Co. received 223.70 dollars. Frederick HL Duffs, Railway Express Agency, earned 230 dollars for right index finger loss. Edward Walsh of Albany Packing Co. was awarded 384.80 dollars with three months continued compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Musninz
Ford Matar Ca
Iyman A Kilberr
Ralph J. di Angelo
Whitecomb Manufacturing Co
Wiih
General Electric Ca
George Maxfield
Leon X. Gross
Geneeral Electric
Earl Oratsbee
John F. Hopkins Coel Co. I
Frederick HL Duffs
Dager
Railway Express Agency
Edward Walsh
Albany Packing Co
Justice Ryan Opens Term At Ballston
Andrew W. Hran of Platsberg opened his first term of Supreme Court for Saratoga County yesterday at Ballston. Richard De Haxsiur of Moreau named foreman of the grand jury with Rev EL Craisby of Greenfield as vice foreman. John Davie of Mechanicville district attorney announced the grand jury would sit about ten days. The court calendar lists 262 cases with 37 settled yesterday. The test case is Margaret Fesia of Mechanicville vs James Forinoe. Fesia sues for injuries from a collision with a car driven by AL J. Seeley Jr. of Round Lake last winter seeking 35,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Hran
Platsberg
Supreme Court
Saratoga County
Ballston Sna
Richard de Haxsiur
Moreau
EL Craisby
Greenfield
Johs Davie
Mechanicville
Margaret Fesia
Mechaniclle
James Forine
Forinoe
AL J. Seeley, Jr
Round Lake
DeMolay Chapter Elects Officers in Troy
Troy Chapter of DeMolay elected Eugene L. Recers as master councilor to replace Edward Xander at a meeting last night in the Mason Temple. Officers named include Bush J. Brown senior councilor and Robert C. junior councilor with a full slate listed. installation is set for Oct. 23 at the Mason Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Order of DeMolay
Eugene L. Recers
Edward Xander
Troy Masesiec
Bush J. Brown
Robert c
Ugh Es
Deaton
John D. Mershall
Richard Leschapigin
Mis
Ner Bachieler
Lee Dennis
Earl Forman
Wiliam Lay
Liam Cores
Warren Daveson
Robert Ader
Robert Osborne
William Secotes
Gus Kiedurn
Scribe
William Cramer
Mason Temple
Younger Girls Join Y W C A Group in Troy
The Youngers Girls Department of the Troy Y W C A held its first meeting led by Mrs Andrew Conrad, with Miss Charlotte Coles and Miss Margaret Kenny among those listed. A joint committee of adults and youths was planned, along with Monday night dances and a reception for senior and high school group advisors in the near future.
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EWO
Troy FX
W.C. A
Last Wight
Charlotte Coles
Margaret Kenny
Mra
Andrew Conradt
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McCarthy
Mrz
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Ramboth
O'Connor
Wentao F. O'Conner
Graber
Proy
Edward J. Graber
Lawrence Edward
Margaret Darrow
Galley
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Sid
John A. Galley
Ruscell John
Akley
H. Patricia Hunter
Mackey
Samaritan Hospital
Edward F.mes
I. Mary F. Buckter
Leahy Bros
Sobieriiing
Trojan
Grafton Church
Y.M.C.A
National War Fund
James C. Caverr
Elinor Elzechie
Charlies Vedider
James Lloyd
Alfred
W. Halverson
S. Craver
Wilbur HL Cotey
Gerald Q O'Conner
Louis Ennist
Thomas Gaynor
Ruth Connors
James Gai
Waterviiet
J. J. Murphy
Frask Knight
Frank Dorgan
Sirs
J. J. Costello
Marge Fogarty
Mise
Janet DeLotio
Mar
Zaret DeLolio
Green Island
M. K. Wynkoop
Arthur Dupont
Enona Willard Trustees
Mtbany
Metropolitan Opera Stars
Mrs. Messick
la Petite Chapeau
Troy Conference
Justice Ryan
Ballston
DeMolay
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