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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1945

Page

11

Stolen 2938 truck recovered in Hoosork area investigation

A 2938 truck owned by Jane A Burmingham of Hoag's Corners, reported stolen yesterday morning from Hoosork and Eighth Streets, was recovered between First and Second Avenues on Wood Street by Sgt. Jona J. Hynes and Patrolman W. C. Leonean. Local authorities continue inquiries into the incident and urge any witnesses to come forward.

Jane A Burmingham Hoag’s Corners Hoosork Eighth Streets Wood T2th Street First Second Avenues Jona J. Hynes W. C. Leonean

Voters Approve Schaghticoke School Site Purchase

Schaghticoke voters approved buying a 4 acre site at Route 40 and Valley Falls Ave for a school. The measure, in a joint meeting of Hoosick Valley Central School district, allowed up to 5000 dollars for the site purchase and up to 1000 dollars for vehicle equipment. William L. Reilly was elected meeting chairman and Newton Wiley served as Board president.

Valley Falls Avenu Schaghticoke Hoosick Valley Central Dirrbeid Pitts ‘Town Easton Greinert Barth Bensport Ehicren William L. Reilly Newton Wiley Board of Education Schughticake High School

State Legion May Expand Convention in Troy

The American Legion state convention in Troy is expected to expand beyond plans, with eight Troy area bands, parade on Friday, and veteran groups aside from posts anticipated to join. Housing for over 100 delegates has been secured, hotels and restaurants gearing for increased activity as organizers finalize preparations. Major officials including John J. Abera and Joseph L. Fitzgerald oversee housing and parade planning.

The American ‘Legion Troy Ida Spirit Elf Ugh General Convention Troy Area John J. Abera Earnest le Valley le [Water Legion John E. Heenan Albert Nedery Joan F. Negtt State Department Troy Post Noble-Callahan Post American Legion Walter MacLaren Joseph L. Fitzjgerald Eon- Hansen Jonicht Hendrick Hudson

Clinton Avenue Officer Home from Europe

First Lt. Charles B. Watson of 1 Clinton Avenue is home on thirty day leave after nine months in Europe with the 361st Regiment, 1st Division. He earned the Presidential Hull Citation and two battle stars for actions in Italy, led music for his unit’s memorial program, and will report to a camp in Alabama after leave.

Charles B. Watson William Watson Clinton Avenue Europe 361St Maly Italy Watson Alabama

Died in 1885 Ratt Sheffer Webster Obituaries Notice

Local death notices include the families of Herman J. Ratt and Anthony Malz with funeral services at St Peters Church and St Peters Cemetery. Charles J. Sheffer, husband of Margaret Kelis, is mourned with rites at Christ Episcopal Church. Ray ynaud L. Webster, husband of Mary Richards, had services at Morris Funeral Home in Waterbury.

Herman J. Ratt Anthony “Malz Lovie Boat New Fork Cy Berman AL Uihenesse Shaughnesey Charles Hurley Albany N.Y John H.indge Fuser Fifth Ave Dlock St. Peters Church St. Peter's Pherds Charles J. Sheffer Margaret G. Kelis Hiram M. Shefer First Street Christ Episcopal Church Boardman Jonte Buriatn St. Blary’s Cemeny Webster Resience Ball Place Watereliet Aus SE Rayynoud L. Webster Mary A. Richards Morris Fifty Avenue

Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Moore Closed by Autopsy Findings

The investigation into Mrs. Elizabeth Moore 51 of 32 First Street concluded after an autopsy showed pulmonary hemorrhage as the cause of death. Coroner Charles Core noted no skull fracture from a head wound. Her husband 69 and Maurice Arbot 54 were released after intoxication charges. Surviving are her husband daughter and sister. Funeral set for 9 am at Themes Styles Funeral Home then 9:30 mass at St. Joseph's Church with burial at St. Mary's Cemetery.

Tolemn Requiers High St. Peters Cemetery Felgan Feizinito Antonette Costarellas John Fulgan Pater Pulgan Patrick Peter. K John PB. Fulgan Yealdente Market St. Green Island St. Joseph’s St. Mary's Troy Gillte Delmar Grace Goodwin Gillie Atguat Gillie Green Island Mary Cain Edward H Alice M. Glynn Harold Purcell Windsor Packer Bros Broadway Watervliet St Joseph's, Church St Blaty’s Haten Vic Agolby Ejlen Hooley James Hooley Fred J. Lowe Firth Avenue St. Peter's Church St. Peter's Cemeery Lews Ira Ackert George Lexis Albany Road Hamsond Albany X.Y William Sharpe Robert P. Lewis Schetectady St. Patrick's Church Aaller Albany Hospital Edmund A. Miller Cora WM. Hides Gortion J. Wilson Afri Park Arthur Miller Coast Guard Gerald Raworont Meller Bermond S. Miller West Sand Leake Marilyn Wilson Jeanette Miller Rimwood Cemetery West Sand Lake Amity St Cohoes Eleck Waterford Rural Cemetery St. Joseph's Church Elizabeth Moore First Street Thomas A Styles Fourth Street Willem Kirk Charles J. Core Berle J. Wey Core Jobo Moore Maurice Arbot Jackson Street James FL Byron Abbott Moore Len Sloore Bke Joseph's Church

Burglars Loot Feiden Home On Third Street

Police report multiple thefts yesterday across the Feiden residence and neighbors. Bart Feiden Jr 360 Third Street found $500 cash missing from a dresser drawer along with two $25 War Bonds and insurance policies. A thief used a key to gain entry no sign of forced entry.

Bart Feiden, Jr Third Street Feiden Felden Home Appliance Co Jimmy Edward J. Houlihan Agnes Sullivan South End Burden Avenue Martin Burke Philip Timpane Second Street

Tar Blaze Damages Dwelling At Fourth Street Fire

An alarm from Box 138 summoned firefighters at 1 03 p m yesterday to 2 Fourth Street where a large can of tar burning in the yard caused extensive smoke damage to a three story brick building. The first and second floors are occupied by Mrs Bridget T Clinton and the third floor by Miss Margaret Abeard.

Fourth Street Mirs. Bridget. T. Clinton Mise Margaret Abeard

Waterford Garden Prizes Awarded to Fitzpatrick and Gartner

Thomas Fitzpatrick of 10 Ninth Street Waterford won the 5 War Bond prize in The Iroy Record Victory Garden Contest for the best backyard garden in Waterford. Mr and Mrs Edward R Gartner of 17 Third Street won the $25 War Bond award for the village's best community garden.

Thomas Fitzpatrick Ninth Street Waterford Iroy Edward R Gartner Third Street Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick’s Mrs. Gartner Ernest Barratt Victory Hill Farm

Record Fair Day Draws 25000 Plus Citizens

More than 25 000 persons crowded the Schaghtktcke Fair opening day setting a new attendance record. The surge tied the event’s fourth high in five years with 3 009 more than last year. Automobile traffic overflowed the parking areas by 1 pm and security mounted patrols guided crowds to prevent accidents. Lost children, injuries, and exhausted attendees kept Red Cross and sheriff staff busy at the grounds. Exhibits attracted many visitors especially youth sections, with State Department of Commerce displays drawing steady interest. Cattle judging dominated H Club activities, with multiple champions awarded across Ayrshire Guernsey Jersey and Brown Swiss classes.

Rinseaclaer County Sheriff's Office Red Cross Young Peoples New York State State Department of Commerce Pema Bertick Stephedetrn Elen Herrington Cropseyvilla Jersey Clark Ayrshires James Hayner Arthur Ferguson Averill Park Mary Clark Ruth Clark Poestenkil Barold Ivragh Haynerville Guernseys Kenneth Gaylord Fist Guernsey Eileen Herrington Sarah Herrington Howard Krogh Arthur Ayrshire Black Benny Earl Guertin Ballston Spa

Pool to close for cleaning and redecorating work

The swimming pool at the M. G. A. will close this week for cleaning painting and redecorating. Overhauls will be done new matting laid and the facility prepared for fall and winter programs. Harley Hodgkins director of physical education announced test night.

Harley & Hodgkins

Holiday week crowds boost hotel trade nationwide

Holiday weekend drew large crowds as hotels reported strong occupancy and higher rates. Transportation remained stressed but within normal Sunday limits, while restaurants benefited from vacation traffic. New York and surrounding areas saw heavy trains, buses, and resort activity with ballparks and theaters crowded. The Lake Champlain carrier docking drew 277,000 visitors to inspection day.

Mussem Ike Souis Im Troy Crower Aiso Buffalo Wsuer New York New Jersey Washington Pittsburg J. S. Lake Hudson River

Major Kumpf Arrives In Boston Today

Major Henry W. Kumpf Jr assistant professor of hygiene and physical education at RP1 arrives in Boston today aboard the 3S Stephen Douglass from the European war front. He has been on leave over three years while serving in the Army and is a former All America football star at Columbia University who later coached at Rensselaer Polytechnic.

Henry W. Kumpf, Jr RP. 1 Boston Stephen Douglass Kumpf Columbia ' University Trojen Rensselaer Polytechnic

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