Lost Raymertown child found asleep near abandoned farmhouse
Marion Groff a three year old girl from Raymertown was found asleep in tall grass beside an abandoned farmhouse two miles from home at 6 37 a.m. after wandering from the house during her brother Franklin Groff's navy leave. State Troopers and sheriff’s deputies aided the search, and the family rejoiced at her safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Goodwly
Raymertown
Chubby Marion Groff
Franklin
Africa
England
J. W. Minnick
J. J. Stewart
Latham
Clarence Groff
Brother Franklin
Navy
Xin
Troy Chain
Marian
Notice of Beer Sales Licenses at Troy Groceries
Legal notices announce GB-12419 and GB-12720 licenses issued to sell beer at retail for off premises consumption in Troy New York. Licenses cover 613 Federal Street and 99 Third Street in Rensselaer County under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, with attorney MORRIS SIMON cited and addresses listed for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Simon
River Street
Rive
Federal Street
Troy
Rensselaer County
New York
Philip Notto
Federal Bt
N.Y
Alcohalls Beverage Control Taw
Third Street
Rensseine County
Troy School Schedule Announced By Board Of Education
The Troy Board of Education announced the grammar and high school Session start times for the new term. High School activities begin with an 8 am faculty meeting, with registrants at 10 am for returning students and 1 30 pm for freshmen and transfers. Elementary sessions start at 8 45 am, with bus routes posted for Schools 3 12 4 and 5 and special pickup schedules for students reassigned to different schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Grammar Schools
Troy High School
Troy Board of Education
Board of Education
Stowe Avenue
Cottage Streets
Ing
Stouwe Avenue
Mill Street
Dr Elmer Tidmarsh In Hospital In Albany
Dr Elmer Tidmarsh, renowned director of music, has been in St Peter's Hospital Albany for four weeks. He strained his heart from overwork and is taking complete rest, with an expected stay of about two more weeks. His condition is described as very satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Tidmarsh
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
Wil
Banker's long Troy career ends with Cobden death at 83
Arthur B Cobden a longtime Troy banker and Lansingburg resident died at Silver Lake Adirondacks after a brief illness aged 83 He began in 1872 as a 12 year old at National State Bank of Troy later joined People's Bank and remained a prominent figure through mergers and local clubs Survived by son Alan and two grandchildren funeral set for Trinity Episcopal Church North Troy Oakwood Cemetery interment to follow. obituary notes his role with Leonard Hospital and local business boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Cobden
Troy
Lansingburg
Silver Lake
Adirondacks
National State Bank of Troy
People’s Bank
State and
First Streets
Old People’s Bank of Troy
Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
People’s Office
Midland Marine “Quarter Century Club
Cobden
Mr. Cobden
Arthur
Catherine Eollen Cobden
Lois Stevens
Hoosick Falls
Leonard Hospital
Trinity Episcopal Parish
Alan S$. Covden
Richard
Bruce Cobden
Trinity Episcopal
Five Area Men Get Commissions In Army Air Corps
Five Troy area men were among hundreds of flying officers commissioned in a statewide graduation at 11 fields. William C. Beck of 257 Stow Avenue received a second lieutenant commission and returned home on leave. Alfred T. LeRoy of Excalibur Avenue also earned his commission at Foster Field. George C. Coates of West Sand Lake gained his commission at Frederick Field and returned home for a ten day leave. Also commissioned were Lieut. Robert L. Chapin of Greenwich and Lieut. David A. Millington of Ballston Lake, who trained at Foster and Brooks Field respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
Troy Area
William C. Beck
Stow Ave
Clifton A. Beck
Troy High School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Gulf Coast Area
Eagle Pass Field
Alfred T. LeRoy
Foster Field
Martin E. LeRoy
Excelsior Avenue
George C. Coates
Charles Coates
West Sand Lake
Frederick Field
Okla
Bernice Houghton
Averill Park Central School
Robert L. Chapin
Greenwich
Foster
David A. Millington
Ballston Lake
Brooks Field
San Antonio
Tex
Contingent Called at Mechanicville for Septem ber Induction
Drafted men registered by Selective Service Board 362 Mechanicville will soon leave for Albany induction center for final medicals. Successful passers may return home for three weeks furlough or proceed to reception center. Names listed include William Parker Hagan, Frank Demers, Anthony Rubino, and others across Mechanicville Waterford Stillwater Cohoes Elnora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board
Mechanicville
Albany
William Parker Hagan
Frank Joseph Demers
Anthony Michael Rubino
Frank Stanley Roper
Frank Joseph Francis Green
Wesley Donald Tanski
Guy Mario Coreno
John Burns
John Thomas Thompson
Theodore Walter LeBarron
Robert Feurgoron MacDonald
John Mucci
Waterford
Harold Joseph Bersow
Leslie David Allen
William Edward Barden, Jr
James Burton Montgomery
Dominick James Shemo
Richard John McGuirk
William Ovila Heroux
Cleo Payne Boswell
Frederick Harold Hancox
George Ford Trethaway
Earl Bowdy
Fred Luke Dumas
Stillwater
William Francis Sehan
Harald Owen Steadman
Lewis Samuel King
Cohoes
Robert Preston Gorham
Alfred Joseph Goodness
Francis Joseph Desautels
Elnora
George Francis Dono Inu
William Zielinski
On the Air Radio Schedule From Local Stations
A dense list of radio programs and times from WTRY Troy and affiliates. The long schedule includes news, music blocks, talks, religious services, and variety shows featuring various hosts and performers across the day.
Morning Radio Schedule Snapshot from Sacred Heart Program Lineup
A scrambled OCR page lists radio segments and programs for a tomorrow schedule. Items include Good Morning Newspaper, The Woodshedders, James G McDonald, 1:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour, Serenade Sammy Kaye, Finals Tennis Matches, Women’s 30 Hot Copy, Navy Fighting Heroes, Quiz Kids, Walter Winchell, Chamber Music Society, and Summer Church Service. Station IDs and times clutter the list, with references to regional names like CHENECTADY and varied program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
the Woodshedders
James G. McDonald
Soldiers of Production
Will
Kyterian Church
War Jernal
the Garden
S—Star
Sammy Kaye
Fighting Heroes of
Navy
Green Horner
Drew Pearson
Edward Tomlinson
The
Quiz Kids
Roy Parier
Eighbors
Walter Winchell
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin Street
Local Social Notes From Round Lake To Peekskill Visitants
Round Lake residents J. Schaad and family moved Thursday to the Lansing house. Miss Flora Peters of Tagle Bridge visits cousin Miss Mary Bilodeau. Miss Eliza Hulett of East Jefferson New Hampshire visits cousin Mrs Ada M Harwood. Mr and Mrs Walter E Morey entertain Mrs M J Peterson of Charlotte North Carolina. Mrs Adams and Mrs Cole visit Mr Bruce Adams and family in Peekskill this week. John M Hickey returns to Lordsburg New Mexico after furlough. Laurence I Hickey vacationing at Sami Beach during his brother’s stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Schaad
Scotla i
Lansing House
Flora Peters
Tagle Bridge
Mary Bilodeau
Eliza Hulett
East Jeffrey
N.H
Ada M. Harwood
Walter E. Morey
Morey
M. J. Peterson
Charlotte, N.C
Benjamin F
Sami Beach
Dyer Brothers Return From TonSil Operation
Center Brunswick Frederick and Roger Dyer sons of Mr and Mrs Fred Dyer have returned from Samaritan Hospital after a tonsil operation. The Dyer family vacationing at Schroon Lake. Rev and Mrs Robert J Van Deusen moved to Lutheran parsonage from Poestenkill. Mgr Van Deusen to act as pastor at Gilead Lutheran Church during Chaplain Dayton G Van Deusen’s absence in California. Negro Soldiers Sentenced in Mississippi Duck Hill case six of 12 soldiers sentenced to 10 to 15 years hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Roger Dyer
Fred Dyer
Samaritan Hospital
Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Memphis Commercial Appeals
Duck Hill Miss
McCain
Hoosick Falls Draft Board Pursues Induction Ready Registrants
Hoosick Falls Draft Board 334 in the Municipal Building inventories about 4400 registrants focusing on marital status and number of children born before Pearl Harbor to identify those not occupationally deferred. The aim is to call men with children born before Pearl Harbor before others. Knitters Needed Red Cross room opens Fridays 3 to 5 pm to meet a 121 pair mitten quota for Alaska troops. Personal notes: Albert J. English left Aug 6 for Camp Upton, now at Fort Bragg. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Shaw and Mrs. Crissie Shaw visiting Batavia relatives. Samuel Plansbaugh attended his brother Prof. Earl A. Plansbaugh’s funeral in Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tuttle and daughter Phyllis visiting Tuttle relatives. Pvt Willis W. Brenenstuhl moved from Camp Lee to Fort Robinson to train dogs. Helen Coughlin of Philadelphia on two-week vacation. her sisters Mary Jenkins and Catherine Coughlin returned to Pelham after a month here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Albert J. English
Camp Upton
Fort Bragg
Carleton Shaw
Crissie Shaw
Batavia
Samuel Plansbaugh
Earl A. Plansbaugh
Ithaca
Myr
Herbert Tuttle
Phyllis Tuttle
Tuttle
B. Tuttle
Willis W. Brenenstuhl
Camp Lee
Fort Robinson
Neb
Army
Helen Coughlin
Philadelphia
Mary Jenkins
Catherine Coughlin
Pelham
Local Social Notes and PTA Meeting in Town
Grafton Pvt Forest Smith visits his parents Mr and Mrs Jay Smith. Mr and Mrs Arthur Colby of New York City call on friends here. Pvt Nathan Abbt stays ten days with his mother Mrs Marie Abot. Mr and Mrs F Pecor move into Edward Bartlemas house on South Road. Frederick Hunt returns to New York City after time at home. Miss Patsy Kirk returns to Paterson New Jersey after visiting grandmother Mrs James Alphonse. A social and dance is held tonight to raise funds for Christmas gifts for boys in service. An executive PTA meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Methodist Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Smith
Jay Smith
Arthur Colby
New York City
Nathan Abbt
Marie Abot
F. Pecor
Edward Bartlemas
South Road
Frederick Hunt
Patsy Kirk
Paterson
N. J
James Alphonse
Parent-Teacher Association
Methodist Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bart
Ruth
Earl
Mrs. Groff
Frank Stockwell
Groff
State Police
Sergt. E. Hanchett
8. A. Hogan
Troop G
Minnicki and
Stewart
Ad Co
Supreme Court
County of Rensselaer
William A. Dunne
Margaret H. Norton
John T. Norton
Rensselaer
City of
Erand
First Street
George C. Lecon
A. Darin Pees
Sherit
Tris Bersaelae
Coun
Tms
Irving Falk
Geroy
Mike Etoll
Try, N.Y
Dr. Tidmarsh
Lieut
PRT
Avenue Bus Co
Col
Graham West
Portland
Ore
Tumis
Col. West
Farmer’s Almanac
Rose Boonk
Troy Chapel
Alec Templeton
Evelyn Johnson
Gerald Allaire
Natunal Fura
Lilorellind Trio
Afarlowe E
Music Box
Tommy Tucker
van Alexander
Britain
George Hicks
the Marshalls
Evalyn ‘Tyner
Horace Heidt
Treasury Star Parade
Roy Shudt
Leon Henderson
Roy Porter
Harry
John
Severade
Betty Rane
Woody Herman
Andrin Continentals
WGY
Schenectady
Treasury
Better Business Bureau
Id Music Salon
Stars of Tomorrow
Bahke Ruth
Shorty
Sue
S. Coast Guard
Shield and Co
People’s War
Coast Guard
FBI
Abie
Ayone
Rage Room
ul—Newaflash
American Red Cross
Garden Gate
Country Journal
Warrer Sweensy
Theater of Today
Ars
Holywood
Ampana
Science
Sostain
Spirit of
Aten
O—David and
W—Health Hunters
S—Biue
Deacen Watson
Mal Hallett
Union College
Silver Strin
Rupert Hughes
Olivia Santoro
Dinning Sisters
Treasury Star
Empire State
Union Coltere
Washington
Upton Close
Army Hour
Joseph Rotundo
Annette McCullough
Symphony Orchestra
Catholic Hour
Woruq
Church of the World
S—E. Power Biggs
Jordan-Warren
Salt Lake Eney
Peter's
Y Tabernacle
Church of the Aiyth
Edward Murrow
Cornet
M—Ceiling U and Hatt
Irk Philharmonic Symphony
Faminy Hour
Jerry Lester
People At War
America
Deetor
Connecticut
Oy—Kews
Olea Coelho
Fl Charro Gil Netide
Shep Fields
Chenectady
UcarRe Crovka
Lf Ve Ro
Servic
Round Lake
i\Center Brunswick
Red Cross
Hoosac
Alaska
Grafton
Radio Corporation OF America Presents
Don Ameche
Dinah Shore
José Iturbi Ed
Archie” Gardner
Cass Daley
WTRY
Jergens Lotion
Dubonnet, SC
LINEA
U.S.A
Dubonnet Speritif
Dubonnet
Dubonnet Corp
Fifth Ave
Ciy
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