Lost Phone Official Found In Forest
Thomas H. Laine of Loudonville deputy vice president of New York Telephone was found yesterday in the Adirondacks near Newcomb after disappearing Wednesday while hunting. Ranger Grover Lynch found him in good condition and escorted him from the woods. Laine, age 60, was a noted employee and involved in payroll allotment plans and post war economic development work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Laine
Loudonville
New York Telephone Co
Newcomb
Adirondacks
Laine
State Conservation Department
Grover Lynch
Troy
Albany County
Committee For Economic Development
Telephone Company
Mrs Anne Nelligan Compromises Claim in Auto Crash
Settlement reached over a June auto accident on Fifteenth Street injuring Timothy Nelligan of 13 Thirteenth Street. Total $482.70 paid for hospital and medical care. Papers filed in County Clerk's office. Duncan B. Kaye, guardian’s attorney, notes the settlement authorized by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray with Robert T. Thurston and Harry G. Meister Jr.
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Fifteenth Street
Tibbits Avenue
Congress Street
Timothy Nelligan
Thirteenth Street
Haseen
Duncan B. Kaye
Anne T. Nelligan
Robert T. Thurston
Harry G. Meister, Jr
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Missing Adirondacks hunter prompts state search
John L. Halpin of the State Conservation Department says a missing man in the Adirondacks triggered a large search. Twenty forest rangers were deployed in the Newcomb area of Essex County with walkie-talkies as a department plane waited for weather to clear for a flight. Laine was a guest at the Santanoni estate of the late Albany banker Robert C. Pruyn. The deer hunt party included his son Thomas C. Laine, a Princeton Navy V-12 student, and several other Princeton students.
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Adirondacks
John L. Halpin
State Conservation Department
Newcomb
Essex County
Conservation Department
Laine
Santanoni
Robert C. Pruyn
Albany
Thomas C. Laine
Princeton
Letters Granted on Two Estates in Rensselaer Court
Judge Edward J. Donohue issued letters of administration for two estates in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court. The Cushman estate from Pittstown totals up to 5,000 personal and 6,000 real, to daughters Grace Cushman and Mabel C. Richards, with Harving Chase as attorney. The Mutson estate from Petersburg totals 1,000 personal and 500 real, to husband Arthur Mutson, with John F. Rosch Jr. of Albany handling the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Donohue
Rensselaer County
Nellie F. Cushman
Pittstown
Goldie Mulson
Petersburg
Troy
Cushman
Grace Cushman
R. D. J. Melrose
Mabel C. Richards
Alexandria
Harving Chase
Mutson
Arthur Mutson
John F. Rosch, Jr
Albany
Valley Falls Social Notes Include Guests and Events
Mrs Ella Hyland visits daughter in Greenwich for weeks. Mrs Chester Carknard and family guests in Troy. Methodist Church to hold Election Day turkey dinner. Fireman First Class William Speanburg returns from Alaskan service. Miss Virginia Flynn back at St Marys Hospital Amsterdam after caring for ill mother. Carl and Lohnes return from Orlando with Giffords. Lora Stove returns from New York visit with family. Miss Mary Haulfeigh visits Oberlin College parents. Women’s Club hosts card party at Mrs Lora Stover’s for welfare department.
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Ella Hyland
Thomas Conroy
Greenwich
Chester Carknard
Stephen Carknard
Troy
Methodist Church
William Speanburg
Virginia Flynn
St. Mary's Hospital
Amsterdam
Carl W. Lohnes
Orlando
Fla
Gordon Gifford
Lora Stove
New York
Young O’brien
Mary Haulfeigh
Oberdeen College
Ohio
Ernest Haulfeigh
Lora Stover
Troy Post to Meet at Franklin Square Post Rooms
Troy Post No. 628 American Legion will hold its first meeting of the new fiscal year at the post rooms in Franklin Square Monday evening. Plans will be discussed for the Armistice Night party. Reservations should be made with Thomas Rainey or Commander William Ray, in person or by telephone, as early as possible.
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Troy Post
American Legion
Post Rooms
Franklin Square
Post
Thomas Rainey
William Ray
Camp Fire Girls honor Mrs. Dorr E. Fritts in Lansingburg ceremony
In Third Avenue Church of Christ the Nowetompattamin Camp Fire Girls and Busy Blue Birds held a ceremonial meeting honoring Mrs. Dorr E. Fritts. A pigskin purse and a gold pin were presented by group representatives to mark the occasion.
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S. Dorr E. Fritts
Camp Fire Girls
New York
Blue Birds
Roberta Gottschalk
Dorothy Stewart
Jean Williams
Joan Williams
Lorna Hughes
Elaine Fortin
Marilyn Fay
Sally Heer
Anna Schuttenheim
Ruth Bisil
Carol Wheeler
Camp Fire
Betty Wheele
Frances Jacques
Jean Quackenbush
Jean Wiliams
Joan Willams
Lorainne Heimburge
Sally Tschumi
Helen Roscoe
Joan Genther
Francis Jacques
Betty Wheeler
Robert Gottschalk
Nowetompattamin Group
Nelson Tendered Farewell Party
Nelson Floyd A Nelson was the executive secretary of the Troy Industrial branch who is leaving for a post at the Schenectady U O Club. He was the guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by staff men and male employees at the home of General Secretary Frank B Ward at 55 Rankin Avenue Thursday night. Women employees had presented a gift earlier. A buffet supper and games followed. Ward presented a gift on behalf of the group and wished Nelson success in his new field. Nelson recalled his happy relations and affection for Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A. Nelson
Troy
Mr. Nelson
Ward
Nelson
Pepper Plan Favored by CIO Board Resolution
The executive board of the Congress of Industrial Organizations adopted yesterday a resolution backing the Pepper postwar policy statement in the Senate. The plan emphasizes a clear postwar program and cooperation with lawmakers.
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Philadelphia
The
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Senate
Pepper
D-Fla
Sunday School Class to Meet Monday at Mrs Brown Home
Members of the group will meet next week with Class Meets Monday. Mrs Seth N Genung's Sunday School class gathers at the home of Mrs Frederic Brown, 553 Third Avenue. Assistant hostesses are Mrs Stanter Zellner, Mrs Lucy Trainor and Miss Carolyn Breed. Edna Ryan will lead the devotion. program directed by Mrs Henry OBrvan and Mrs Burton Brust.
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Seth N Genung
Frederic Brown
Third Avenue
Stanter Zellner
Lucy Trainor
Carolyn Breed
Edna Ryan
Henry Obrvan
Burton Brust
Conduct Last Rites For Accident Victim Miss Anne B McNamara
The funeral for Miss Anne B McNamara who died in a kitchen gas accident was held from 73% To ad Avenue yester from St Augustine's Church with a requiem mass by Rev John A Daley. The boy choir sang Miserere Mei Deus and other hymns. Bearers included Joseph M Shea Thomas E Farnam and others. Committal was read at St John's Cemetery by Rex Robert J Newburg.
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Anne B. McNamara
Toad Avenue
St. Augustine’s Church
John A Daley
James T O’brien
Joseph M. Shea
Thomas E. Farnam
John E. Falie
Joseph J. Dollard
Thomas R. Gannon
John L. Fennell
Rex Robert J. Newburg
S. A
St. John’s Cemetery
Rosary devotion observed at Pioneer Building and Loan gathering
Rev. Thomas A. Kelly visited Thursday to recite the Rosary at the Pioneer Building and Loan Association event attended by employees. The only torpedo bomber used in the Navy is the Grumman Avenger, capable of carrying torpedoes nearing a ton.
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Mployees
The
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
Thomas A. Kelly
Grumman “Avenger
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Florence Dabroy
Plano
Daniel W. Carhart
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