State Sets Up Deer Stations in Adirondacks
The New York State Conservation Department will run four deer checking stations at major Adirondack highway exits during the short experimental open season on antlerless deer starting tomorrow in ten northern counties. Commissioner John A. White said hunters leaving physical material from antlerless deer will help researchers understand why Adirondack bucks harvests have not risen, with leaflets issued to explain deer management and how samples aid conservation pathologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Game
New York State Conservation Department
John A. White
Constation Department
Hitler Surrenders to Allied Forces After Quiet Walk to Capture
An Allied spokesman reported that a German army officer named Hitler surrendered to the Fifth Army in Algiers following a confession of war weariness. The officer, described as German, reportedly walked up and surrendered after emerging from an Italian river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Johannes Hitler
Fth
Hitler
Settlements Filed in Four Auto Accident Cases
Four actions against Charles Witking arising from injuries on the Wynanskill Averill Park highway May 15 were filed for settlement by Elmer M Rasmussen attorney for the plaintiffs. Settlements amounts were not disclosed. Plaintiffs include Wesley B Ward George E Lonergan Gordon W Claffy and Howard Guenther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Witking
Wynanskill
Averill Park
Elmer M. Rasmussen
Wesley B. Ward
George E. Lonergan
Gordon W. Claffy
Howard Guenther
Deer hunting checks to provide data and info stations
Adirondack deer checks will operate at multiple stations along Route 30 Route 28 and Route 2 to collect antlerless deer material set up age demonstration exhibits weigh deer and check antlers. Stations will aid hunters with information three miles north of Warrensburg eastern Harrisville junction of Routes 28 and 9 and routes between Thendara Old Forge and Cranberry Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northville
Speculator
Wells
Sacandaga Reservoir
Warrensburg
Harrisville
Carthage
Cranberry Lake
Thendara
Old Forge
Couple Plans Jubilee at Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George H Legnard celebrate fifty years of marriage with a 2 to 7 p m open house at 569 Second Avenue for neighbors and friends and a family gathering at 541 Sixth Avenue with son Bernard G Legnard and four grandchildren. They married October 25 1893 in Malone and have lived in the area since. He held roles at New York Central Railroad Union National Bank People’s Bank and Manufacturers National Bank of Troy and served twenty years as treasurer of the Lansingburg board of education. They are parishioners of St Augustine’s Church. Mrs Legnard was a former tailor and now crochets fine pieces for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Legnard
Second Avenue
Maione
Troy
Legnard
Banks
George H. Legnard
Bernard G. Legnard
Sixth Avenue
Mr. Legnard
Rouses Point
Mirmie LaBuff
Malone
Notre Dame Des Victoire Church
Edward Blanchard
New York Central Railroad
Union National Bank
People's Bank
Lansingburg
Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Lansingburg Board of Education
St. Augustine's Church
Holy Name Society
Sacred Heart Sodality
Mechanicville News Notes Local Leaders And Activities
Mechanicville Eales Carden reelected president of the County Auxiliary at the Saratoga Legion Home. Plans for the fourth district conference at the Spa, Oct. 27 to Oct. 29. Miss Ethel Angle reports on Girls State. John Christianson named Scoutmaster for Troop 38 Hemstreet Park. War Ration Book No. 4 registration set for Oct. 27-29 in schools 1-4, 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Football game with Philip Schuyler High postponed. Joseph F. Green rated third class petty officer after Naval training at Sampson, formerly with State Public Works. A chest clinic to be held in Masonic Temple with Dr. Suss and nurse Farwell. referrals required. Railroad Y.M.C.A. drive opens with Edward P. Holland as general chair. Election candidates listed for municipal offices on Nov. 2. Bowling notes highlight top averages and scores. Memorial program for Foresters of America to honor over 200 deceased members at Knights of Columbus Hall. formalities and memberships noted. Personal notices list local residents visiting, returning, or promoted in the service.
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Eales Carden
Lata
Fred H Clark Post
American Legion
Legion
Saratoga Springs
Spa
Ethel Angle
John Christianson
Boys
Hemstreet Park
Raymond J. Butler
Everso J. Norman
Philip Schuyler High
Albany
Theodore Weigle
Homer BE. Eckerson
John &. Moore
Angelo de Cresente
Daniel Izzo
Mary Cassidy
Howard J. Reilly
Edward P. Holland
Armand Izzo
City Bowling League
Alfred Quinn
Arthur Coulson
Charlies Gargano
Gil DeStefano
John de Paul
Zuke
Costanzo
Edward DeCelle
Wesley Sweet
Patrick DePaul
Arthur Marocco
John Izzo
Samuel Federico
Anthony Lupo
Henry Catone
William Cister
Mark Fusco
Anthony Jacobelli
Joseph Jackson
Steve Roman
Anthony Cavotta
Abe Fivel
Maurice Fitzgerald
Columbias
Foresters of America
Court 409
Knights of Columbus Hall
Companions of the Forest
Jonn J. Ryan
Sweet
Herbert Massey
Lillian Collins
Lila. Farrell
Joan A. Farrell
Cromer Hoffman
Baldwin
L. I
Thomas McMahon
FBI
New York
Dorothy Mechan
Mary
Burlington
N. J
George E. Mechan
van Yager
Schenectady
James E. Phinney
Mechanicville-Waterford Road
Edward McGuire
Elizabeth McGuire
Underwood Avenue
Camp McKane
Mary D'Aloia
Angie Sylvester
Carmella Zeppieri
New York City
Sergi al Zeppieri
Fort Monmouth
Edwin H. Coons
Minnie Coons
Hay
Infantry School
Fort Benning
British Hospital Ship Newfoundland Sunk Off Salerno
British hospital ship Newfoundland was sunk off Salerno on September 13 in what naval sources call deliberate German bombing. Twenty three lives were lost. survivors said lights and large Red Cross markings were visible, with no wounded aboard, while bearing 100 American nurses bound for the Fifth Army landing.
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London
Newfoundland
Salerno
Fifth Army
Camp Upton and local meetings briefed
Pupils from eighth and ninth grades attend religious instruction at First Methodist Church today at 2 30 pm. Girl Scouts meet at First Presbyterian Church today at 3 30 pm under Mrs Warland Bailey and Mrs Robert Tiel. Minnehaha Rebekah Lodge meets at Gold Fellows Hall tonight at 8 pm with sprial hour and refreshments. Knights of Pythias Ivanhoe Company and Garfield Lodge set to meet first Monday evening each month after Garfield business session. Vesper Club committee met at Mrs Maxine Ostramer’s home on Green Street to outline fall and winter program and discuss other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Masonic Club
Masonic Temple
David Silverman
Rhythm Makers
First Presbyterian Church
F. Warland Bailey
Robert Tiel
Minnehaha Rebekah Lodge
Oold Fellows' Hall
Ivanhoe Company
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Garfield Lodge
Vesper Club
Maxine Ostramer
Green Street
Hayerville Tax Rule and Local Moves Notice
Mrs. Mary Goyer is due school taxes at 1 percent until November 3. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayner return from North Creek where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Burt Grant. The Fred Rose family has moved to Otego. Misses Elia and Elva Rose attend Oneonta Normal School in Oneonta.
Deputy Sheriff’s Son Wounded in Action in North Africa
Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Mazzarello and wife learn their fourth son, Pvt. Joseph J. Mazzarello, was wounded in the Mediterranean combat area and hospitalized in North Africa. He had fought in Sicily and joined after several months in the African zone. Other sons serve in Navy and Army locally, including Seabee member Frank Jr. married with a 15 month old child.
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Frank J. Mazzarello
Fourth Street
War Department
Joseph J. Mazzarello
Mediterranean
Joseph
North Africa
Mazzarello
Seabees
Former Trojan Paper Business Manager Named at Standard-Times
Nicholas J. Mahoney Jr. former Trojan business manager and ex advertising director has been named business manager of the New Bedford Standard-Times. Born in Troy on June 9, 1907 he graduated from Troy High School and St. Lawrence University and began his career as a reporter in Troy before moving to New Bedford in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas J. Mahoney, Jr
Trojan
New Bedford
Mass
Standard-Times
Mr. Mahoney
Troy High School
St. Lawrence University
Troy
Observer-Budget
Troy Times
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Celebrations
Eagle Bridge Mrs Hallie Sayles and daughter Connie returned from New York. Mr and Mrs Fred Kennie of Factoryville Pa were guests of Henry Roberts family. Pr Douglas Fairbanks at Scott Field Ill earned a marksman medal. James Montgomery who left for Wavy training received a party at Jay Hills with about forty friends. Cards were enjoyed. Spaghetti was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Bridge
Hallie Sayles
Connie
New York
Fred Kennie
Factoryville
Henry Roberts
Pfr
Douglas Fairbanks
Scott Field
Ill
James Montgomery
Wavy
Jay Hill
Guest of honor and guests at anniversary dinner
The guest of honor arrived with a purse of money. Charles Herrington returned from a Newport visit with his brother Tom Herrington, who accompanied him home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts hosted a dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Moses and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moses to celebrate the 27th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herrington
Newport
Tom Herrington
Henry Roberts
Lloyd Moses
Forrest Moses
Hugh Moses
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mendaco
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coase Guard
Uncle Sam
Coast Guard
Marines
Mechanicville
Joseph F. Green
Con F. Green
Naval Training Station
Sampson
Waterford
State Department of Public Works
E. A. Suss
Homestead
Addie E. Farwell
Railroad
Y. Mo. A
Boston& Maine
Delaware & Hudson
Flash! Wei
Ai Ay
Reiki de
Whitey
Carstairs
Man
Garin Mensoah Spies
Oscomiss Bos
Fy Carstairs
Eh Saenord Whisk
Hassle
Camp Upton, L. L
Fort Jackson, 3
Peterson
Trojan Paper
Se Guin
Chrysler
Aes
Dodge
Major Bowes
CBS
Sugeestama
Car Care
Plymouth
de Soto
Chrysler Corporation
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