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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1944

Page

14

In Memoriam notices and obituaries in Troy Record

In memoriam notices for Meerick Murray and Patra Sugerell Murray note their deaths and family remembrances. Multiple obituaries list survivors spouses and children with brief memorial lines. Also included are birth notices and card of thanks items from Prate and Pratt families.

Meerick Te Toving Emery Jona Murray Patra Sugerell Murray Prate Carila Louis G. Pratt Edward Bryan Airs Robert Zarle

Schaghticoke Fair Draws Big Crowd

Schaghticoke Fair enjoyed a high turnout with 4000 on Monday and strong weekend admissions. Harness racing, children's events, and Grange exhibits highlighted the three day program as officials chase an all-time attendance record amid sunny weather.

Schaghticoke Fair Wes Schaghticoke Caildren

Public Library Adopts Winter Schedule

The Troy Public Library shifts to winter hours with main library 8:30 am to 9:01 pm weekday open. Children's room 1 to 5 pm weekdays and 10 am to 6 pm Saturday. Branch hours unchanged except Laurel Lighting, Sycamore and Past Side with varied evening slots and holiday closings on New Year, Memorial, Independence, Labor, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Troy Fannie ¢ Howe Lbrarian Laa‘singhutg Syeaway Themeinibrary

Driver Injured When Auto Leaves Road Near Schaghticoke

John J. siypeck, 28, of 3 Kirkland Place, Metden, Connix, suffered a possible concussion and broken nose when his car left the road on the route from Schaghticoke Four Corners to Stillwater. He was hospitalized in Cambridge with the condition described as fair last night. The crash occurred about 2:30 p.m. yesterday two miles west of the Schaghticoke Fair grounds. Sergt. L G Egleston of Troop G Cambridge outpost took him to the hospital.

John J.siypeck Kirkland Place Metden Connix Mary McClellan Cambridge Bean Brothers

Troy Post Nominates Two Slates For Commander Race

The Troy American Legion Post holds a meeting to nominate regular and opposition candidates for commander and other officers. Maurice Filson and Otto Krause head opposing slates with detailed lists of officers, plans for Armistice Night, and Sept 15 election polls set for 8:30 am to 10 pm. Capt. William Cronin, past commander, attends as guest of honor.

Troy Post Otto A. Krause American Legion Maurice Filson Walter McLaren George Robinson Milo Robetor Maurice Fitson Otto A. ‘Krause Americana Legion Rooma Third Street Maurice Filias Milo Robeter Fred Cavin Sitmon Miller Jono F. Nagle Herman Goetz Thomas E. Rainey Otto 3. Krause Oo Palisch Irving Walsh Frank McGowan Henry Casgar Vane William Ray John E. Marshall John Nagte Thomas Rainey Simon Aller Otto Paliisch Edward Tuite J. McFadden Simon Miller Henry Casevant John Negie Wiliam Ray Thomas Rai~ney Fred Rooks Otto Palitsch George Robinston Harry Pecor Kittgston William F. Cronin Cronin Slais Caa

Volunteers Sought To Assist With Sugar Rationing

Mrs Edith Miller secretary of the Troy Civilian Mobilization Volunteer Office asks for volunteers to help with sugar rationing. Alvin Ford chief clerk of the local rationing board says many volunteers are needed for daytime work and varying hours as canning sugar coupons are delayed by backup in New York. The board is overwhelmed with back applications and incoming requests and urges volunteers to assist quickly.

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MacArthur Promoted to Second Lieutenant in England

Arthur Mart MacArthur son of Mrs Charisse Macarthur of Spring Avenue Road has been promoted to the rank of second lieutenant. The Army Air Corps announced the promotion from a base in England where Lieutenant MacArthur flew several missions.

MacArthur Arthur Mart Arthur Charisse Spring Avenue Road Army Air Corps England

Grafton Renames Highway for Local War Hero

The Grafton Town Board voted to rename the North South highway in honor of Ralph Carner, the town’s youth who died in service. A plaque will mark the point where the state road crosses, detailing the heroic basis for the designation and presenting a fitting tribute from Sahl Latkin.

Grafton Moii 80 Ralph Carner Sahl Latkin

Troy Airman Freed After Romania Prisoner Rescue

Lieutenant Albert W. Anderson, missing since May 31, 1943, was released after an Allied operation freed American airmen from Romanian captivity. His parents in Troy, New York, learned of his safe recovery via a cable from Italy. Anderson, a bombardier from Union College, was among several 45th Air Force men evacuated to Italy following Romania’s capitulation.

Albin FL Anderson Rankin Avenue Alberu Italy Albert W. Anderson Romania Troy Fiver 45Th Air Force Anderson Iyx Allied Ising Fortierh Mans ‘Sion International Red Cross Troy Lidertor Priser Union College

County OPA Price Charts Show Changes for September

The OPA price charts for Rensselaer County reflect several increases and some decreases in fruits and vegetables for September. Apples graded at two pounds for 24 cents and ungraded at two pounds for 16 cents. grapes except Concords at 16 cents per pound. pears 16 cents. spinach 25 cents. onions 3 pounds for 30 cents. Spanish onions three pounds for 23 cents. cantaloupe 13 cents per pound. honeydew 12 cents. Persian melons up 2 cents. plums 12 1/2 cents. head lettuce 12 1/2 cents per head. wheels five pounds for 23 1/2 cents. grapes priced two pounds for 21 cents until Sept 16 and five pounds for 28 cents later in the month. Decreases appear in onions with fellow onions 3 pounds for 21 cents and white onions 3 pounds for 34 cents.

Rensselaer County

Superintendent Cahill Dies at Troy Hose Depot

Michael J. Cahill, superintendent of the Hose Depot at the Troy Fire Department, died at 12 28 a m today at Troy Hospital after being admitted on August 7. He resided at 457 Second Street.

Michael J. Cahill Troy Fire Department Troy Hospital Me. Cahill Second Street

Samaritan Nurse Class Dines with Junior Class

Ninteen members of the Samarian Hospital School of Nursing graduating class were honored at an informal dinner hosted by the Class of 1935 in the Hendrick Hudson ballroom. Juniors acted as hosts, with faculty advisers Miss Marion Crane Miss Elizabeth Hubbard and Miss Naomi Allman attending along with Mrs Beatrice Kinney. The grads head to a morning senior dinner at 7 30 am at the nurses residence.

Cohoes Hospital Marie Allance Schenectady Tate Lea Adriance Marié Adriane Altice Marcial Charbonneau Cohoes Wilfred Argest William and Corp Francis Charbonneau WA. &. Army Marcial Lewig Lewig Charbonnsat of Cohoes, Mre. Lewis Chinski of Schenectady Ley Lavon Jean Charbonneau C. Copes Michael “Sweeney Venth St Troy St. Bersmaid's Church Cohaes Sc Joseph's Cemetery Waterford Belu William Bell Mary Ann Small Leyev Stockman Herbert John H. Bell Acker Avenue Conn Coleman — Suddenis Brooklyn N. Y Marguerite Madigan Joseph (Coleman Marie Madizon Waterviletaire Raymond Hebert Rochester Wiliam B. Doyle Atbant Minnie Michael Lawlor Minnie Lawlor Zaird St. Watervlier St. Patrick's Pease Cops Fleck Cohoon Johanna Paula Fleck Charles Breck A. O. Nies Robert Daly Barry Bryer Caralyn St. Macy's Josh Ga Sixth Avette Marie Barrett Joshis Zeke Joxia Sisie Sheffield James Hill Rayer Bruce Ro'clonk A.M. Zion Empecod Kerts Regfe Philadelphia Mary £. McCanp Tate Thomas FB. Keefe Watermint Phiatel Albany Wiliam H.’ McRonald Joseph Edward Catherine Wetch James J. Clinton Bros Fourth Street Orlock St. Josephs Iititad Ani St. ‘Soreph’s Mironovier Green Islead Beni John Mirenavith Catherine Pii Cleck St. Baan's Xazsrian Samaritan Hospital Su Xazarivg Santubland Sarkix Nazarian Margaret Navarian Harry Marz Jon Nezar- T St. Als Payter Edwards Road Oakwood Savaskg Unix City Lawrence J. Salasko Mary Drembrosky Mary ¥O- Tansky Hubert Malehesky John Postotka Sophia Piotr Foneral Montgomery Ala John F Arern St.Joseph's Catreh Mt Ee Peter'a Neteen Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Hendrick Hudson Cisss Bath Marion Crane Elizabeth Hubbard Naomi Allman Beatrice Kinney Adout Annus

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A man was removed to Troy Hospital last night by patrol officers from the First Precinct after he became ill near Monroe and Firet Streets. The incident occurred as police radio traffic reported the emergency.

Josepa Troy Hospital Donald Dacen Thomas’ Dolan Monroe Firet Streets

Gardens to be judged at Troy Boys victory gardens

The Troy Boys victory gardens on the Sant Brook estate on Oakwood avenue will be judged today starting at 2 p m. Thirty plots are under cultivation on forty acres. Judge panel includes John Santoruck donor, Harey D Vincent, and Bra Raymond Miller.

Troy Boys Chiis Sant‘brook Oakwood Avenue William K.shine Women’s Auxiliary At & P.m John Santoruck Harey D. Vincent Raymond Miller Miller Averill Park Edward A. Kane Shyne Pierce Russell Charles Stone Eric Rutledge Roy Palmer Baker Frank S. Davenport Frederic Green Irving Burrows Dean Pi ‘Tevtor Charles Lanyon Frederick Green Gardner Patterson Elmer Schaehi G. R. Solomon Frank 5. Davenport Akbar Weiliggtor Chester I. Werren

Blume Post Accepts Four Veterans into VFW Board

Blume Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars accepted four new members at the fall session opening held last night on Third Street. The veterans admitted were James H. McGuire Edward McGuire James J. Brick and William J. Houser. Commander Reymond Hares presided. A Civil Service Commission notice on veterans employment preferences was read. Sergt Dean Miles, recently returned from North Africa, was welcomed with a forthcoming party. Several members were reported hospitalized or under care.

Leo H Blume Veterans of Foreign Wars Feur jJames H. McGuire Edward McGuire James J. Brick William J. Houser Reymond Hares Civil Service Commission Ralid Clifford Mohi Clamai¢am Sergt Dean Miles North Africa

Reserve Officers Training Corps to Be Established Soon at LaSalle Institute

The War Department approved LaSalle Institute to establish an ROTC program with Captain William C. Preston as head of military science and tactics. Lieutenant McGrane assists, and plans include weekly drills, classroom instruction, marksmanship, hygiene, and weapon training as the program builds toward formal ROTC status.

Reserve Officers Training Corps LaSalle Institute Zee War Department Bas Flags Patrice Zeceg LaSale Echool Igfalle ROTC Was & Ras Formavigied Witerawin James J. O'Donovan Cohoes Batasa Philippines Mejjor O'Donovan la Salle War Department Preston Army Ste Grane Trent Stiles McGrane Troy Attorney Army of the United Star Patrick MacGrane Officers Training School Fort Benning Camp Adair Lore Troy Country Day School Linton College Albany Law School Japan Germany LaSalle Uaa RO. T. C Sinte Pexri Sarbor Oversess

Church Will Dedicate Building In Shared Lutheran Trinity Union

Readable fragments describe a joint dedication of a new church building by Lutheran and United Evangelical congregations. Rev. Walter A. Hauser serves as present pastor under the United Lutheran Church in America. Plans indicate a chancel with blue decorations and Good Shepherd painting, a 5-seat auditorium, choir rooms, and a sabristy. A pastor for the United Evangelical Church will be called soon by both congregations.

Foerger Pith SaLorrew Evesrok Sooman Poyer Good Shepherd Iy Walter A. Hauser Board of American Missions

Man Held for Firing Barn in Saratoga County

George Eddy 28 of Providence RI was held for the Saratoga County grand jury on arson charges after admitting to setting fire to a barn owned by Joseph Tirocchi at his farm in Gansevoort. Eddy, accused of thefts and other offenses, confessed to state police and was arrested following a neighbor sighting and a tip to police. He had previously received a suspended sentence for theft from the same property.

Loughberry George Eddy Saratoga County Grand Jury Gansevoort Eddy Pearly Pierson Wilton Thef Skidmore ‘College Albany Eddy Sunday

Lions Club Barbecue and Outing at Oktea Farms

The Lions Club plans a barbecue and outing at Oktea Farms on Snydere Laka scheduled for Sept 14. Members and friends will be served barbecue beef and raw clams with games in the afternoon. Chairman Clarence Bimmons will discuss plans at the noontime luncheon, reservations close Sunday, with Willis Boswell presiding at Hendrick Hudson venue.

Oktea Farms Snydere Laka Lions Club St & Pm Clarence Bimmons Willis Boswell Hendrick Hudson

Averill Park Sand Lake Firemen Elect New Chief and Officers

Averill Park and Sand Lake Fire Department elected Frank M. Hack as chief at the fire house last night. Lasier D. Smith was chosen assistant, Leon Smith second assistant, Wilard Vandernes treasurer, William Renders president, Hatel Phillips assistant, and Lucian O'Keefe secretary. Voted to authorize district expenditures of 900 for lawful purposes beyond the annual limit without proposal submission.

Frank M. Hack Aver Bark and Sand Lake Lasier D. Smith Leon Smith Wilard Vandernes Wiliam Renders Hatel Phillips Lucian O'Keefe Tom Bom

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