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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1949
Page
17
Upstate Area Steps Against Polio Amid School Closures
Polio spread prompts closures of schools and suspensions of services in the Glens Falls area. Hudson Falls bans theater attendance and church services as cases rise to 178 in the health district. State tallies show 65 new cases and six more deaths statewide, with New York City hardest hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Pate
Hudson Falls
Solo
First Methodist Church of
Hudson
Palla
H. Clayton Ackley
Charles Prescott
Strand Theater
St. Mary's Academy
Gleng Falla
Wertensburg
Warren
Washington
Saratoga
Rensselaer County
County Wealth Department
State Health Department
Avex
New York City
Greene County
Card of Thanks GOUWAR for Taha D. Gorman Jr
The family of the late Taha D. Gorman Jr thank Rev John C Ross the bearers donors of cars and floral offerings and relatives and many friends for kindness shown during bereavement. JOHN J GORMAN AND FAMILY. Also thanks from Hart and Rensselaer Star Mothers Trejan Post Ladies Auxiliary and others for sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouwar
Taha d. Gorman, Jr
John C. Ross
John J. Gorman
Ibn Hart
Rensselaer Star
Trejan Post
Tams Post
Tivioni
Aonors
Trienda
Ghbora
Wilhem H. House
Agners
Inez Cummings
In Memoriam Notices From A Busy Local Ledger
In Memoriam items recall Walter DeFrocest who died September 2. George F. Willetts remembered sixteen years since September 3, 1933. Entries list wife and children, note remarriage and memories of happier times. Other notices announce births and deaths at Auburn City Hospital and Samaritan Hospital, naming families, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardasha
Dad
Walter DeFrocest
Amile
Gore
George F. Willetts
Obituary notices for Archambault and others in local paper
The page lists multiple death notices and funeral details. Elizabeth Archambault, Mrs. Einn Feat, Mrs. Wilfred Cha anje, and Sem. 1. 12Wa are named among survivors. Funeral arrangements mention local funeral homes, church services, and interments at St. Athans Rural Cemetery and other local cemeteries with dates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archambaust
Cinta
Elizabeth Archambault
Einn
Caness
Wilfred Chaanje
Precher
AG. Boi- Sona
Cenk Pe Street
Geinee
Hig Mare
Eatelia
Garlee
Ruth Callard
Arthur Ated
Walter Kilmer
Binghamton
Gary Callard
Iren
Greenry Neyon
Athans Rural
Ified
Maas
Jasz
Mita
Raturcay
Peter Foul
Anwnson
Watervliet
Bert
FIM
Margaret A. Johnser
Elzabeth PF
Habe
J. Gregory Nealon
Bridget
Evan
Merhany
Henry Millett
Jamon Mill
Sehenentady
Gerald Miu
Scotia
Catherine Negher
Margaret Crotti
Jean J. Bran
Andrew ML Bran
Mechanicsihe
St. Luke's Chuerch
Schensetaay
Brdeeeppa
Gresnaivh
VEW Head Lewis to Be Welcomed in New York Homecoming
Newly elected national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Lewis, confirms the September 20 homecoming in New York State. He plans a filibuster parade opposing the Mitchell Bill and will attend a dinner at The Bendric Hudson, with VFW delegations statewide and prominent veterans leaders present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle A
Lewis
Plattsburg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New York State
Frank J. Mealy
Mitchall
V. F.W
Trey
V.F.W
Delegates Arrive for New York Letter Carriers Convention
Advance delegations descend on Troy for the New York State Association of Letter Carriers annual convention. About 400 delegates and spouses register at Hendrick Hudson hotel and nearby sites with 70 percent expected to attend. Principal speakers include R B Keemers and Joseph J Lawler. James T Foley to be feastmaster. officer elections held Tuesday morning at Troy Knights of Columbus rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
New York State
Hendrick Hudson
Dm. Tofey
Joseph J. Lawler
James T. Foley
Troy Council Knights’ Lot Columbus
Mittee
Grecond
Brother And Sister Reunited In City After 52 Years
In Troy a sister Mrs Joseph Chuckrow aged about 60 and her brother Isaac Mott aged 70 reunited after 52 years. Isaac, who moved to Waco Texas and ran a men s furnishing shop, arrived in Troy after a flight to New York for a brother s illness. They embraced at the railroad station amid an emotional reunion and planned further contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chuckrow
Isaac Mott
Waco, Tex
Myrtle Avenue
Troy
Bar
Benjamin Mort
Latvia
Janac
Joseph Couckrow
Isaac
Waco
Tex
New York
Samuel
Chuckrow
Tenar Mott
Mott
Jewish Community Center
B'nai Brrith
Jewish Welfare Board
Area Masons Will Attend Celebration
A Troy and eternity Masons committee plans a visit to St George's Lodge in Schenectady to celebrate its 150th anniversary. Arthur J. Burch chairs the local group with Willian Miller Milton Siler and Herbert Hazbrouch Jr. about 100 Masons from the area are expected to attend and Frank M. Totten grand master of the state Masons will speak. Representatives from seventeen lodges have accepted invitations to send delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy and Eternity Masons
St. George's Lodge
FL & AL M
Schenectady
Arthur J. Burch
Willian Miller
Milton Siler
Herbert
Hazbrouch
Frank M. Totten
Crand
Totten
Chane National Bank
Presbyterian Church
Lrey Library Adds New Books To Shelves
The Trey Public Library announces new acquisitions added to shelves. Notable titles include American Quilte, Let Fen Fat ee, and Let Fen Fat eee, with authors such as Van Doren and Richard Lewkrige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrey Library
Trey
Vitterian
The
Newt
Hiarre
Cleveland Faiane
Custer
Bo Opivrie
Wath van Doren
Bart Witeen
Fietinn
Maer Dremiry
Gaseems
Rei
Mo Maca Rees Syng
Yeorar
Lede
Richard and
Franres Lewkrige
Tewre
Dwwentess
Lifetime parolees held after Troy arrest
William Lord and Florence Tyrell, both Canton Massachusetts residents, were arrested in Troy on vagrancy charges after admitting lifetime parole status. Lord planned to hitchhike to Tucaga Arizona with Tyrell after leaving husbands and six children behind. They were held for arraignment as police coordinated with Massachusetts officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Trny
William Lord
Jackson Street
Canton
Mass
Florence Tyrell
Norfolk Street
Troy
Fahoimea Fied Turner
George Ruff
Burden Avenue
Main Street
John J. Noonan
Lord
Charles Falls
Morris Man Hurt When Auto Hits Telephone Pole
One man was taken to Cambridge Hospital after an auto failed to turn at Greanwien Jane, ripping down card tails and colliding with a telephone pole near Morris. His companion Cartiee Hoffomn was unhurt. Undersberit Benjamin Rutter of Washington County reported, and Ward 8 Jenkins of Kader faced charges. Both men were admitted to Cambridge Hospital with head injuries. the driver and companion were involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Hospital
Greanwien Jane
sUion
Tn Rege
Erford Ola
Morris
Omeowite
Comiparton
Cartiee Hoffomn
Asa
Legion Post To Host Social Events And Meetings
American Legion plans a series of social events starting next Saturday at 1st Street Lonms. John W. Uhirby named chairman, dinner and refreshments to follow, reservations capped at 160 and close Thursday. Also announced a Mountain View Fire Department event with Frank Coutermancher leading and Samuel T. Wagner, commander, plus a drive to oppose the Mitchell Bill in November. Over 60 veterans have filed GI insurance dividend applications since Monday, with service committeemen processing blanks for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobie-Callahan
American Legion
First Street
John W. Uhirby
Mountain View
Rensselaer Boy Injured By Auto
An eight year old boy from Rensselaer suffered possible injuries to the left hip after being struck by a car in Broadway. Driver William P. Kilmartin of Albany said the boy darted into the path of his vehicle from behind two parked cars. The boy received on scene care from Dr. Luther Worth and was to be assessed at the hospital. Patrolmen Laymar Lem er Vogel investigated the 5:40 PM incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cox
William.a. Cor
East Street
Rensselaer
Broadway
Reneselaer
South Lake Street
Albany
Ronvesiver
Luther Worth
Koray
James Laymar
Fane LeM@er
Fred Vogel
Deh Trdien
Technical Writing Training Starts This Month at Institute
The institute begins a training program in technical writing this term. Dr C H Gray of the Bree Tish department says instructors will be assigned to assist students in Manning and revising term papers to sharpen engineering and drafting skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brydenva
Renweleer Peijcach
Mie
Wit Oget Parditiona
Serre Yeaterias
C.H Gray
Pleasant Holiday Weekend Weather Expected in Troy
Forecasters predict mild, sunny conditions for the upcoming long weekend in Troy with temperatures rising into the 40s and 50s. Light winds and partial clouds may affect plans as residents anticipate a pleasant start to the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Summer Holiday Weekend Sparks Heavy Travel Rush
Travel agents report a Labor Day surge as trains buses and planes fill. Extra train sections depart southbound routes and airports add flights while motorists fear delays as families seek west and north destinations. Albany airport reports high passenger load and extra sections in service. State police forecast steady highway traffic with peak movement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurentian
New York
Empire State
Cleveland
Ohio
Tony
Massachusetts
Vermont
Glens Falls Burglary Probes Highlight Third Safe Theft
Glens Falls police investigate a burglary at J. W. Kay Co. store where a small amount of cash and tools were taken. Safes at City Hall and another shop had previous thefts in three weeks. The case differs from earlier crimes as money was not missing from the Kay store safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
J. W. Kay ‘Tae
Sara
Anc
Peice
4 H Clubs Plan Fair Showings
The Schaghticoke Fair opens Labor Day with Rensacleer County H Clubs showcasing a record number of entries and exhibits. Dairy and poultry displays lead the gains as members prepare with stock management courses and demonstrations. Daily showmanship and cattle judging occur opening day morning, with Clarence Slark serving as judge. Poultry and dairy demonstrations follow on Tuesday. the Fair Association offers a tent for 4 H boys who wish overnight shelter on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Slark
Farm Bureau
Washington County
The
Fair Association
Holy Name Society Basket Picnic Plans Announced
The Holy Name Society of St Awe Church schedules a basket picnic at Ukrainian American Park on Sunday September 13. Stephen J Linear chairs the event with Thomas Gallagher as vice chair. Tickets available from Thomas Rusns or the 1st chairman. Activities run from 1pm to 2pm with games for children and events for adults. Entertainment chaired by Percok Resama and Rouders Finard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St Awe
Percek Roesamita
Rioters
Jaty Daves
Patie
Vega Caravan Members Return From Convention
Vega Caravan delegates return from a convention journey ending in Nee Or ears. Captain Martin Po Caasity of Athan tag Merted spoke at the event. The delegation, chaired by Crate A. Comite of Tro, toured the South including Cincinnati and Chattanooga and received a gift from the area delegation for arranging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Po
Seger
Newman A
Oer
Albert St. Clair Honored At X.M.G.A Farewell Party
A farewell event at the X.M.G.A. honored Albert St. Clair, desk clerk at the Y for two years, who is leaving for a three month rest. The TMC.A. dormitory men sponsored the party with Hubert Brookings chairing Arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X.M.G.A
Albert St. Clair
Mr. Clair
Tmc.a
Hubert Brookings
Troy Retail Stores Open Late Today
Troy's retail stores will stay open until 5 20 p m today as Summer store hours end and the Retail Merchants' Association confirms the Saturday closing time remains in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
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Waterfori
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Castracani
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Punchte
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Tuberculosis Association
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