92nd Birthday Keeps John J Hartigan Engaged With World
John J Hartigan of Troy marks his 92nd birthday today while reflecting on global events. A former drygoods clerk who started his own stores in Troy Schenectady Amsterdam and later retired he remains active in community and church life and takes keen interest in world affairs.
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John J. Hartigan
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Tore
Hartigan
Drygood
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Timever
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Notable Troy Leader Hartigan Recalls Civic Work
Sir Hartigan recalls decades of service in Troy as Waterways Advocate and civic booster. He led fundraising for Troy Hospital, aided by pledges totaling 260000, and highlighted past clashes and campaigns across Spanish American and World Wars. Sgt Edward Ramroth discharged after 22 months service, wife Ang Mae Travers, son Edward G, and awards including Croix de Guerre and ETO ribbon detailed. Women and church groups announce events from turkey supper to ladies night, with local clubs hosting gatherings and charity efforts.
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State
Hartigan
Edward R. Ramroth
US. Army
Divsion
ETO
Agaa Mae “Travers
Edward G
Gregory Court
Edward E. Hamroth
Munro Court
Hamroth
Colmar
Uicker Sppe
Albia MM Club
Turf Inn
Cit
Joan J. Sweeney
Women's Service Guild of
Mount
Ida Memorial Presbyterial Church
Arthur Johnson
Edna C. Den‘nan
Grange Neighbor Night Draws 159 at West Sand Lake
Granges from Renssiera and Washington counties held Neighbor Night at West Sand Lake on a Saturday evening. Worthy Master Wile but Bower presided as Lewis Wett of Hoosick Grange spoke on farm life benefits and home stead safety. Brunswick East Greenbush Taconic Valley Granges performed numbers. District Deputy E Best and Mrs Best attended. Refr served by the feature committee.
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Washington
West Sand Lake
Wile
Bower
Lewis Wett
Hoosick
Brunswick
East Greenbush
Taconic Valley Grange
E. Best
Best
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Army personnel honorably discharged at Fort Dix list
A Fort Dix release shows area men receiving honorable discharges this weekend. Names include first officers and several NCOs and privates from Troy Cohoes Cohoes and surrounding towns with ranks from Cpl to Pfc and service numbers. Additional personnel from Arena Winterville Waterford Hoosick Falls and Mechanicville are noted with units and street addresses.
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Estilof Army
Fort Dix
Firs
le. Lymer
J. Morhouse
Ficonderoga
First
Sqn
Marie S& Barcum
Seventh Ave
Mué
Mesa
Troy
Cpl
Clyde E-Bosester
B.D
Pie. Caartes
M. Connotty
South Bake Avenue
George J. Cody, Jr
Madigan “Street
William A. Cotter
Eagle Street
John J. Hart
Fourth Street
Jona J. Leotard
Third Street
Alesander
Lewkow
Stm
Second Street
Sgt
Kart
Spring Avenue
T . Joseph Bl Muar
I¢ldaeet
Sun
Tetick
J. Rezey
David TI. Wood
Sheldon Avenue
T.a Nelson XN. Ward
Christie Stree
Arena
Anthony A. Vorey
Ontario Street
Pic. John
F. Cusak
Swratoen Street
Waiter EL Dalpe
Daviin Street
Arthur P. Duchesne
Lancaster Street
Pic
Michael EL Hack
Congress Street
Frank J. Konigka
George
Lessard
Frank J. Rubel
Hamiles Street
Willams A. Smith
Rensselaer Avenue
Ballo
Richard H. Parnell
Thirteenth Street
Rebert FL Scully
Sixth Avenue
George K. Albert
Charles H. Gillette
Russell Place
John J. Rooney
Third Avenue
Wintervilet
John V. Burne
Hudson Street
Waterford
Harold G. Adams
Charles B. Parry
Lincoln R
Corps Rehearses by Noble Callahan Squad
The Sons of American Legion Bugle and Drum Corps rehearsed last night at the Past rooms. Drum Major William Tait led. Director John E. Heanah and instructors conducted practice for the 14 First Sires unit.
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Noble Callahan
Sons of Aimerican Legions
Sires
Wiliam Tait
John E
Heanah Ang
Tricharze
Local service members honor rolls and discharges listed
The column lists numerous service members from Port Edward to Hudson Falls and nearby towns, names include Anthony Mazeresko, Cy Albert Phelan, James Pepper, Robert Auchman, Frank Burlett, Dexter Coonradt, Frederick Noyes, Eugene Quettette, Albert Mark, Matthew Lavie, Morris Disson, Renreth Benton, Edmund Mooney, Edward George, Albert Bradwell, Rexford Magee, Edward Brows, Darel Damon, Richard McConihe, Robert Van Auken, Walter Wood, Ronald Chmninebam, Estwid Carpenter, George Jodson, John Ruggles, Jonathan Baker, Albert Cox, Newton Watus, Henry Goyer, Leland Soressen, Thomas Golten, Warren Danks, Gerald Allen, Roman South, Alcide Bourdeau, with many discharged from Rowe Air Field and Drew Field and aboard ships at Sampson and Lido Beach.
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Yemty
Port Edward
Anthony Mazeresko
Cestreton
Cy Albert
P. Phelan
Hast Greenbush
James H. Pepper
Gansevoort
Robert B. Auchman
Ticonderoga
Frank C. Burlett
Iake Luzerne
Pic
Dexter Coonradt
Frederick E. Noyes
Eugene E Quettette
Albert D. Mark
Saratoga Springs
Matthew AL Lavie
Rexford
Ptc
Morriss W. Disson Greenwich
Ren
D. Benton
Edmund
Mooney
Albert S
Bradwell
Caartes
Tobey
Renssiiner
Rexford C. Magee
Lea Elbry
Prc
Edward F. Brows
John G. ‘Ruggles
Green Istand
Drew Field
Tampa
Jona F. Baker
Fourth Avenue
Baer Field
Fort Wayne
Jed
Navy
Sampson
Cox
Albert J. Cox
Hoosick Street
Newton PR. Watus
Corinth
Lido Beach
Fic
Rober EL Batch
Alcide A. Bourdeau
Afohawk Street
Cohves
Troop 11 Boy Scouts Halloween Party Winners
Troop 11 Boy Scouts staged a Halloween party at the First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg. Victor Schott won four Camp Rotary savings stamps for best engitime, with Robert Hunziker, William Zapp, and Alfred Schuttenhein as runners up. Apple ducking cone prizes went to Clarence Morris first and Richard Murphy second, Ronald Schott third, Douglas Robing fourth. The event, directed by Douglas Engle, also served as the troop parents night with apples, cider and doughnuts for guests.
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Boy Scouts
Neta
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Harry van Kileek
Fred Cross
Edward Loucks
Camp
Rotary
Victor Schott
Robert Hunziker
William Zapp
Alfred Schuttenhein
Clarence Morris
Richard Murphy
Ronald Schott
Douglas Robing
Douglas Engle
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