Rensselaer Dog Home After Two Years in War
Prince, a German Shepherd, returned to Rensselaer after two years in the Army for an honorable discharge from the War Department. The dog, owned by Mr and Mrs Howard Stone of 52 Washington Street, was said to have heart ailment and was retired from active duty. The War Department noted he had sentry duties but did not confirm overseas service.
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Rensselaer
Prince
War Department
Howard Stone
Washington Street
Fexsselaer
Stone
Invasion losses halved from earlier estimates says Stimson
Secretary Stimson stated casualties through early weeks of the Normandy invasion were about half the prior forecast. He said July and August losses were slightly less than expected, with Army figures not disclosed. Navy totals rose to 59 964 and overall casualties reached 365 053 across Army and Navy.
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Washington
Sky
France
Prsit
Small Firms Dominate U S Army Purchases in First Half
The War Department reports 73 percent of Army quartermaster spending went to small firms in the first six months, totaling 2,755,495,156 dollars. Prime contracts reached 364,505, with 13.3 percent awarded to small businesses, and perishable subsistence purchases valued at 642,673,719 dollars. Also notes social items and family visits in Oneonta and Glens Falls, with local names and relatives mentioned.
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Washington GP
Army
Quartermaster Corps
War Department
Local social notes from Schaghticoke and surrounding towns
Schaghticoke updates include visits from Schenectady resident Frank Lenihan and New York guest Miss Marjorie Byrnes. Numerous relatives from Troy Albany and Connecticut gather for holidays and family events. Military updates mention Corp Frank Van Buren in Guam and Marines notes.
Round Lake visitors and local notices from town updates
Mrs Clifford Arras and son Richard returned from two weeks at Lake Pleasant. Nora Tripp visited Mrs J Victor. Mrs George W Sisuss spent a month with Mrs Mary Sandford at Standiford. D H Blanchard closed their Saratoga Ave home and went back to Brooklyn. WAC Pachael Van Horn of Williams Field is visiting her brother-in-law Henry Abeel. Midshipman William Northup from Annapolis visits his parents for a month. Harriet McCreedy of New York and Mrs Nellie Young with Harold visited Miss Etoise McKean, former town residents. The Malta Home Bureau holds its first fall meeting Tuesday at 11 am at Mrs Stewart Martin’s home. lunch served at noon.
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Schaghticoke
Frank Lenihan
Schenectady
Marjorie Byrnes
New York
Anne Carr
Ruth Ring
Troy
Afiss
Margaret Ring
Peggy Pecor
Mildred Effey
Albany
M. J. Reilly
Mechanic
Adelaide Phillips
Corp
Roger W. Phillips
The
Marines
Dominic Dauris
Valley Falls
South Pacific
Albert Dain
Norma
Jeah
Caroline
Airs
Joan C. Mitchell
James Howe
Albert
Agnes Weaver
Corinth
L. D. Clarix
Tillie Jones
Charles Jones
Charles
Cobleskill
Daniel Viail
Daniel Viall
Adams
Mass
Willies Hamilton
Margaret Welch
Frank Welch
William van Wert
Hampton Beach
L. A
Marjorie Blondel
Manchester
Conn
Alice van Wert
Thursaday
Duahe Bond
Canejoherie
George Vial
Cradawy Jones
Granville
J. Elbert Buren
Navy
Mrs. van Buren
Frank van Buren
Guam
Clifford Arras
Richard
Lake Pleasant
Nora ‘Tripp
J. Victor
Baliston
George W. Sisuss
Mary Sandford
Standiford
D. H. Blanchard
Saratoga Avenue
Brooklyn
Pachael van Horn
WAC
Wiliams Fieia_Chandier
Ariz
Henry Abeel
William Northup
Annapolis
Royal 4
Northup
Harriet, McCreedy
Nellie Young
Harold
Saratoga
Springs
Missi Etoise McKean
Mormons Visit Mother Young in Providence
Mormons visiting Providence often stop at the small brown cottage on Smith Street. It was Mary Ann Angell Young's home, Brigham Young’s second wife, wed in 1834 after his first wife's death. Polygamy’s integration into the faith led to her living separately, earning her the name Mother Young.
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Providence
R. I
Smith Street
Mary Ann Angell
Brigham Young
Mary Annn
Harvest Home Celebration At Taborton Church
Misspellings and broken text describe a Taborton event where the Zions Evangelical and Reformed Church will be decorated with fruits for a harvest home celebration Sunday. Rev Edward Patzold of Irvington Missouri returned to New Jersey after residing with Mr and Mrs William Lindemann for five weeks.
Funeral Attendees Gather for Niece’s Service in Town
Decorations will be dials from the Sarvest field. Lions Evangelical Church will meet at the perish hall town Oscar Exlt pastor proclaimed Rev and Mrs Oscar Egit anal Laughter Doris from New York recently when they attend the funeral of their niece Mr Alargaret Haggie Mr and Mr Gustav Kuebler and Thomas Hag gan of Maplewood N J are the guests of Mr and Mrs Eel
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Sarvest
Lions Evangelical Church
St the Perish Hall
Oscar Exlt
Mppolnced
Oscar Egit
Doris
New York
Alargaret
Haggie
Gustav Kuebler
Thomas Haggan
Maplewood, N. 3
Mre
Eel
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Coats
Denby
Yas Peel
Meil
Pisa
Piazza de Duomo
Italy
Orth
U.S. Army
Garden
Mir
M. Lighthall
Donald McKean
Barbara
Willan
McKean
William Little
Phyllis Lighthall
Glens Falls
Freeman Lighthall
Round Lake
Mother Young
Taborton
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