Mrs Foley Dies at Home on Hill Street
Jennie Boyle Foley died yesterday at 120 Hill Street after a long illness. Born in Troy she was a member of St. Mary's Church and the Rosary Society. Widow of James J. Foley, she left three daughters Jennie Foley Bird Danahy and another Mrs Bird and three sons James J John F Thomas J and David J all of Troy, with 23 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral from her residence with time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Boyle Foley
Hil Street
Foley
Troy
Was & Menter
St. Mary's Church
The
Rosary Society
James J. Foley
Jennie F. Foley
Robert J. Bird
Daniel F. Danahy
James J
John F. Thomas J
David J. Foley
BORN BRADDON AND GILFORD FAMILY Birth Notices From Ontario Hospitals
Multiple birth notices extracted from historical records list newborns in Ontario. Andrea St. Braddon to Mr and Mrs Paul E Braddon. Paul Edward Gilford to Mr and Mrs Barold W Gilford. Charles William Gill to Mr and Mrs Charles Gill. a son named William Cannon Scheib to Mr and Mrs William Senaib. Mothers include Elsie Hannen, Dorothy Heshe, Patricia Covert, and Priscilla Mullins from Poultney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddon
Tray Hospital
Paul E. Braddon
Andrea St
Brandon
Elsie Hannen
Gieford
the Leonard Hospital
Barold W. Gilford
Paul Edward
Gilford
Dorothy Heshe
Siil
the Samaritan Hospital
Charles Gill
Charles Willian
Gill
Dorothy Harracks
Radcliffe
Lyon E. Rade Elite
BE. Covert
Radcliffs
Fatricia Covert
Averill Park
Scheib
William
R Senaib
William Cannon
Priscila Mullins
Poultney,l
Multiple Obituaries in Troy Area Dated Oct 1943
A string of death notices from Troy area residents dated October 1943 includes Stanislaw Derkowski husband of Josephine, Esther Fosbrook, Emma D Farrington, Jennie Foley, Mary Ruth Kelly, George M Link, Thomas E McClellan, Anne B McNamara, Dorothy Bubhret Witter, Emma Nichols, Emma O’Connell, Daniel A O’Connell, William L Rogers, Sister Ludwina, Martha Ellen Underhill and others. Funeral arrangements note residences, churches, cemeteries, and specific service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derkowskki
Stanislaw
Josephine Gurs
Pol of
Spring Avenue
Esther Fosbrook
William
Josephinston
James A Fosbeook
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Elmwood Hill
Daniel Fr. Danahy
James
John F
Dav Foley
James P. Heat
Hill Street
Kelta
Mary Ruth Kelly
Mary Stannell
William Hy. Kelly
William H. Kelly
Walt Fifteenth Street
McClella
Samaritan
Third Ave
Anne B
Imelda
John EF
Ned P' McNamara
Edward J. McChristian
St. Augustine's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Wittrr
Troy- Schenectady Road
Dorothy Bubhret
Frank Witter
Fred R. Haight
Stoneham
Mre
Jatars M. Beiermeister
J Glick
Hulda A
L. Frank Mittec
Troy
Henry J. Milter
New York State Police
Sydney
N.Y
Ter
Tobias Buhrer
Newark
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Nichols
Alt Berlin
N. Y
Emma J. Nichols
Attha
North Adam Mass
Ridgar S
Walter H. Nichola
Berlin
Fred Baldwin
Fort Miller
Joseph
St. Bridget’s
St. Agnes
Daniel P. Mahoney
Margaret Mahar
Vincent Hoess
Phoenix Iz
Third Avenues
St Patrick's Church
Mawel
St. Peters
Jnie ¢ Oy
William L. Rogers
Julie M. Paradis
Saratoga Ave
Northside
Reformed Church
Cohoes
Oakwood
Ludwina
Holy Family Convent
North Greenbush
St. Joseph's
Ulderhill
Edward Cary
Marvin Avene
Martha Ellen Pearsnouge
William Underhill
Nother
Fred. Underhll
Edward Carr
Avelock
Jincan
St.ee Episcopal Church
Wood
United China Relief Drives War Chest Aid for China
Six years of war have devastated China with millions displaced and cities ruined. United China Relief pools eight agencies to channel funds to medical care, orphans, education, self help projects, refugees, and war-torn regions in five Chinese water fields. Community drives in Troy area start November 5 to support Allied war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United China Relief
Allied Communities
Wac Chest
United Nations
China
Friends
United China Relief, Inc
Pacific
Far East
North End G O P Meet Calls Out Democratic Rule
Republican workers in Lansingburg heard County Commissioner of Welfare John J. Ahern accuse Democratic leadership of steering Rensselaer County toward bankruptcy and neglecting Lansingburg and the city. He warned that continuing Democratic control would ruin Troy’s prospects, citing waste and overspending across departments except one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Troy
John J. Ahern
G. O. PB
Lansingburg
Dania Hall
Ahern
Cahoes Rotary Hears Talk on Physical Fitness
George Watson of the State Education Department spoke at Cahoes Rotary Club about the State War Council physical fitness program for pre inductees. He showed motion pictures illustrating training procedures. Dr. F Herrick Conners introduced him as day’s program leader. Samuel Smith received a birthday cake from C T Wright. James M O'Brien presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watson
New York State Education Department
State War Council
Tte
Cahoes
C. T. Wright
James M. O'Brien
Will Leaves Dishes to Mechanicville Church
The will of Sarah L. LaDow of Mechanicville, admitted to probate by Surrogate George O. Tuck, leaves dishes to the Ladies Aid Society of Mechanicville Presbyterian Church and designates personal effects for Albert T. Barnes, Bertha Barnes, Beulah Legge, and Albert Legge, with residual estate split between Bertha Barnes and Beulah Legge. Albert L. Barnes named executor. Margaret McAllen of Saratoga Springs designates her son Laurence McAllen as executor and principal beneficiary, with a daughter Margaret Caouette receiving a sum of money and personal effects. The Society for Propagation of the Faith and St Anthony's Guild Franciscan Monastery receive gifts, and Paterson, New Jersey, receives a donation for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah L. LaDow
ImMechanicville
George O. Tuck
Saratoga County
Ladies Aid Society
Mechaniccville Presbyterian Chaven
Albert T. Barnes
Bertha Barnes
Beulah Legge
Albert Legge
Albert L. Barnes
Margaret McAllen
Saratoga Springs
Laurence McAllen
Garet Caouette
Society For Propagation of the Faith
St. Anthony’s Guild Franciscan
Paterson
N. J
Church Elects Trustees At Annual Election
The Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church elected three trustees to the board. The new trustees are Lowell H. Bryce, Charles E. Downs and Arthur F. Xander. Julius A. Keller acted as judge of the elections with Franklin H. West and Ralph D. M. Sheldon as tellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Lowell H. Bryce
Charles E. Downs
Arthur F. Xander
Julius A. Keller
Franklin H. West
Ralph DM. Sheldon
Auxiliary to Attend Armistice Day Services Post
The Auxiliary of Leo H. Blume Post VFW will attend Armistice Day services. Mrs Vina Moore was elected trustee for 18 months. Secretary and treasurer reports were given. Presiding officer Mrs Marie Eagles led the meeting at 3 Third Street before adjourning to the Terminal Inn to honor Gold Star Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Blume
Third Street
Vina Moore
Marie Eagles
Terminal Inn
Brunswick Man Held On Girl's Complaint
James Baddlato a 33 year old resident of Mellon Avenue Town of Brunswick was arrested on a bench warrant charging felonious assault on the complaint of an 11 year old girl. The warrant issued by District Attorney Earle J. Wiley follows an October grand jury indictment. He was jailed in Renascola County jail and later posted $5,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baddlato
Mellon, Avenue
Brunswick
Timothy L. Colling
Sherif Harold Harriman
Buddata
Dist. Atty
Earle J.wiley
Renasclaer County
Ration Book Rush Hits School Staffs
War ration book renewals flood registration centers as Trojans city and Lansingburg staff work overtime. School 5 issued 2 214 No 4 books and 217 gasoline books, lifting three day totals to 9 532 and 1 07 respectively. Officials expect a last minute rush today amid outlying shortages and misdirected applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
Thomas O. Treharne
George HM
Krug
School 5
Thame
Trehearne
Stephentown
Troy County
Troy
Charles C. Frethofer
OPA
Rensselaer Woman Found Dead at Home
Mrs Catherine Leddy of Rensselaer was found dead on a couch by neighbor Theresa Viccerelie. Coroner Dr Earl W Wilkins ruled death from a heart condition. she had been dead about six hours. Survivors include two brothers and a sister. Funeral at 2:30 pm Saturday from William J Rockefeller Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Olson officiating. Interment in Greenbush Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Leddy
Glen Street
Rensselaer
Theresa Viccerelie
Earl W. Wilkins
Charles J. Cote
Henry Stammel
Arthur Stammel
Albany
John Burke
Rensseler
William J. Rockefeller
Second Avenue
Lioyd Olson
First Church
Greenbush Cemetery
Sampson Naval Training Station assigns Troy area residents
Yesterday’s draft list shows Troy area residents assigned to Sampson Naval Training Station in Geneva. Names include Thomas Farrell of Watervliet and Samuel L Rowley of Latham, along with John A Samberger of Fourth Street. Harry Knott of Broadway. Joan Burnsire. Louis Biette of Cohoes. William Van Hoesen of Menands and others from Rensselaer counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Sampson Naval Training Station
Geneva
Thomas ¥. Farrell
Seventh Avenue
Watervliet
Samuel L
Rowley
Latham
William DB
Hamlin
Columbia Street
Brandt L. Huhn
First Street
John A. Samberger
Fourth Street
Harry Knott
Broadway
Rensselaer
Joan J. Burnsire
Bogat Road
Louis Biette
Congress Street
Cohoe
Flying Fortress Pilot Missing No More in England
Richard N. Cunningham, pilot of the Flying Fortress Silver Dollar the Second, listed missing in action Sept. 6, is reported safe in England. Cablegrams to his wife and parents confirm his safety, while two crew members are prisoners. A sheriff urged contact with the Cunningham family via Public Safety Commissioner Conroy.
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Richard N. Cunningham
Wag
England
Grams
Eleanor Guenette
Sixth Avenue
Richard D. Cunningham
George Street
Green Island
Cunningham
Lea
Ruler Valley
Silver Dollar
Conroy
Sage Library Receives Several Gifts From Friends Group
Sage Library gains 29 volumes of Cornhill Magazine from 1902 to 1916 and other gifts including seven phonograph albums of American folk songs, Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony recording, Chromatic Concerts records, inorganic chemistry texts, North American wild flower plates, and War of the Rebellion maps. Gifts come from Friends of the Library led by Dr John J Rainey with 128 members and 1943 year totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill Magazine
Thomas George Eliot
Trollone
William Maikepeace Thackeray
Friends
Russell Sage Library
John J. Rainey
Library Group
Thackeray
Rainey
Library of Congress
N. B. C. Symphony
Toscanini
Gertrude Cowee
Troy
Smithsonian Institute
Walter E Bean
War Department
The
Friends of the Library
Stephen H. Sampson
Cohoes Mill Owner's Will Probated
Arnold 3. Hatch, president of Fuld & Hatch Knitting Co., died Oct. 20 in Albany leaving the bulk of the estate to his wife Rose R. Hatch for the children. The estate is valued over 510,000 pending appraisal with no charitable bequests. Individual bequests include 10,000 to Arnold Jr. and Natalie Hatch. Edith Rosenwald receives 2,000. 1,000 to Frances K. Joseph, Florence Auer, Nanette Auer, and Blanche A. Friedman. Executors are National Commercial Bank and Arnold Hatch Jr. If stock in Fuld & Hatch is sold, his brother Stephen V. Hatch may have first purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Hatch
Fuld & Hatch Knitting Co
Cohoes
Albany
Rose R. Hatch
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Arnold Hatch, Jr
Fuld & Hatch
Stephen V. Hatch
Carhart Demands Immediate City Probe in Troy
Democratic mayoral candidate Daniel W. Carhart challenged Republican rival John J. Ahern to seek a city probe at once. Speaking before Fifteenth to Seventeenth Ward workers at 535 and 113 Fifth Avenue, Carhart pressed for auditors from the State Comptroller’s office to examine Troy’s finances, claiming the city is in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ahern
Daniel W. Carhart
Fifth Avenue
Girls Club Stages Halloween Party In WCAL Gym
Miss Dorothy Fike and Mrs Mary Fritch won prizes for best and funniest costumes at the annual Halloween party of the Business and Professional Girls Clubs of the WCAL. A grand march opened a night of games and entertainment followed by a social with a main course dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fike
Mary Fritch
WCAL
Sider
Dougannis
Miss Scherer Heads Race and Nationality Committee
Miss M Elizabeth Scherer was elected chairman of the Committee on Race and Nationality by the Council at Amalgamated Hall. The meeting paid tribute to Rev. Joseph Price Robinson, the former chairman who is leaving for Cleveland. Reports from the education, information, and radio committees followed. The information committee presented materials on the Negro question as the first in a series of racial studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council On
Amalgamated Hall
M Elizabeth Scherer
Chaiman
Commitee
Joseph Price Robinson
Robinson
Cleveland
Edation Committee
Information Committee
Radio Committee
State Legion Commander Visits Trov You will remain a free group
The report quotes Legion figures pledging independence from outside groups while hosting a dinner in Rensselaer County. The address emphasizes service to veterans and postwar plans, naming local officers and a committee headed by T. F. Raimey. Several past department leaders are listed among attendees.
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Legion
Tam XN
Lewis
Aepar
Jam
Distyiet Oe
Albaniet
Watson Hoos Castleton
Bernard Snyderson
Garritt Roozebock
Castleton
Air
Russell
Hudson
Albert van Nedergnen
Toastminster
T. F. Raimey
George Robinson
William F. John J. Nagle
Bernard Dooie
Harry O. Stevens
Edward L
Federation Backs Chest Endorsees in Local Elections
The Troy Central Federation of Labour endorsed three Democratic candidates Thomas E Dee for Thirteenth Ward supervisor Thomas F Finnen for alderman and Louis Rinn for reelection at a meeting in the Labor Temple. A report on the Labor Advisory Council with OPAs Lester W Herzog in Albany was presented and price control measures discussed. Labor leaders also planned a post year drive to raise funds for the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Central Federation of Labour
I. Seymour Scott
Labor Temple
Labor Advisory Council
Ops
Lester W. Herzog
Albany
Willliam P. Viachos
Hotel and Restaurant Workers’ Union
Herzog
A. F
Scott
War Manpower Board
Central Federation
Thomas E. Dee
Thomas F. Finnen
Louis Rinn
Third Ward
Lapor Temple
Daughters of America Officials Visit Social Event
Deputy Mrs. Inez Guertzie and Deputy Mrs. Lillian Delmar attended a Daughters of America social last night. Readings mention library and aged home ties, with committee charges noted. The fragmentary report references conditions and a charity home at Tuying, with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libe America
Inez Guertzie
Delmar
Lillian Delmar
Courtreal
Guertzie Smporset
Sneie
Tufing
Varmit
War Chest Campaign Chooses Seaman as Industrial Head
Howard G. Seaman of Behr Manning Corp named chair of the industrial division of the Community War Chest by Ernest L. Warnecke. Seaman appoints cochairmen and convenes a meeting at The Head Hudson to finalize plans. The campaign includes 37 appeals and aims to raise 325000 dollars, the largest ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Seaman
Behr Manning Corp
Ied Communities War Chest
Ernest L. Warnecke
Oup
Seaman
James C. Covert
Joseph V. H
James R. Stevenson
Uuto
Eaders
Head
Hudson
Campaign Labor Advisory Council
James E. Kelly
Cb Oy Jeffers Aturphy
F. of L
Christopher W. Gilhooley
Community Chest
National War Fund
War Chest
Boy Hit by Bus in Secon Street Lake City
A five year old boy identified as John Campbell was struck by a United Traction Co bus on Second Street north of Monroe Street around 5:44 pm yesterday and taken to Troy Hospital with shock and possible head injury. Driver Howard Kittel claimed the boy ran from behind a parked car as he traveled east on Second Street. Police and hospital staff described the boy’s condition as good last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Secondtreet
Troy Hospital
United Traction Co
Secon Street
Monroe Street
Howard Kittel
123Rd Street
First Precinct
Norsh
Second Street
Oas
Th Hospital
Edward Maloney
John Buehler
Joseph Padalino
Otto Keho
Hudson Avenue
Green Island
Canal Avenue
Third Street
First Precinct Poligame
Ecres
Harriagon Street
Igtston
Nadean
Hich
Ty Edward H
Fifth Avenue
Herry J. Fogar
J. Pogarers
Palestine Chapter Meeting Today at Mason Lodge
Members of Palestine chapter will meet today at Span near Masonie Suse. Miss LeMay will report on candidates and a gran chapter meeting to recente New York. Plans for a board party tomorrow night will be completed at Laningburg Masonia Temple. Reservations by Mrs Martha Filkins and Alice Turner.
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Palestine
Span
Masonie
Suse
Gravsbeck
Miss LeMay
New York
Laningburg Masonia Temple
Martha Filkins
Lice Turner
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Valiant China
North End G.O.P
Cahoes Rotary
Will
Mechanicville Church
Blume
Sampson
R. N. Cunningham
Sage Library
Cohoes Mill
Carhart
Miss Scherer
Trov
Federation
Daughters of America
Floral Park
Ryan's van Nedergnen
J. Watson Hoos
William S
Rensselaer County American Legion
Albey County
William J. Burns
Seaman 'S Hoald War Beweeia Chest Unit
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