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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1944

Page

2

Four Boys Admit Thefts At Markets

Four youths aged 16 and younger confessed to stealing from two markets at 459 Second Avenue and 453 Av erde. Officers from the Plain Streets precinct recovered most of the cash, about $5, from the involved merchants. Detec tives Shields and Conners arrested them after locating the suspects in New York, with plans for travel to the city. The cases are under investigation.

Troy I Conestly Brothers Marsess Larsingburs Contessi Wmarket Second Avenue Mercer Averde Josefe P. Shields Frank J. Conners Howes Tekem Ne York Metropo News York Ewan Investiza

Penniless Veteran Bequeaths $20000 to Unknown Kin

Nebraska records reveal Spanish War veteran Tom Lamb died penniless without known kin. His estate, valued around 10 36223 with bank deposits and stock, largely goes to a Canadian nephew claim and a supposed son in England after probate awards. Verification of heir status occurred via affidavits from England and beneficiaries, with final distributions totaling about 27 GO funds to the son whom Lamb never met.

Ormada Criats-Rearvid Douglas Tom Lem England Lacth Fin Omahe Lams Bedmor Fould & Hey Ts Bank Canada Lams Ana

Local Notices and Community Updates from Troya

Grafton Callahan returns home to Troya. Families relocate including Ada Snyder Res purchasing the Emery Harley house. Aaron Miller family returns to New York after a stay. Jennie Hewitt taken to Samaritan Hospital from Mrs. Dawson’s home. PTA meeting September 2 with covered dish supper. Defense Council social at town hall to raise Christmas gifts for service members. Memorial service for Pyi Ralph Carner at 4 pm tomorrow. Schools reopen with listed teachers for Nos. 1 2 4 5 6 and 7.

David Callahan Troya EL Perkins Sal Sabin Ada Snyder Res Emery Harley Sweet House Airs Aaron Miller New York Jennie Hewitt Samaritan Hospital Dawson Parent-Teachers Association Defense Council Pyi Ralph Carner Martha Saxby Lena Littibridge Louise Mur Ethel, Simons Maud Church Violet Rose

Mechanicville landowner challenges zoning ordinance

Mechanicville resident Domenico Alonzo files suit against the city and its officials to test the retroactive zoning ordinance adopted at the Aug. 12 semimonthly meeting. Alonzo alleges the measure is unconstitutional and deprives him of property by restricting use of his Perk and South Second Avenues site, where he bought the former Sheffer Block prior to the ordinance.

Domenico Alonzo Sheffer Perk South Second Avenues Ely Atonge Joseph A Remeno Ballston Spa Alonzo Soning Org Arenés Avenue Main Street South Second Avenue

Memorial notices and school enrollments highlight local scene

Priscilla Sibley, Smith, and Ross Stith are named custodians for Hemsfrest Park bowling alleys in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. P Richards reports her husband's safe arrival in India after service at Fort Belvoir and Camp Reynolds. Paul’s parochial school registers 260 students on opening day. total district enrollment rises to 1407 with higher high school counts. Church notes announce Memorial Church services, bazaar plans at First Presbyterian, and memorial services updates. Foresters admit two new candidates. district chairs organize a fundraising drive for Mechanicville Memorial Recreation Field with a home-to-home canvass and a toy/souvenir drive. Senior high hosts a dance. theater party planned. Brevities note resumption of Brevities, and Ondawa Lodge resumes communications at Masonic Temple.

George E. Geiptendenty Clifton Park Davie C. Hustington Trinity Episcopal Church Sehatiecke David Humington I. Paul S Church Michielle Hopkins Church of the Assumption Serafino Aurigemma First Presbyterian Church James KL Stewart Stewart Hall On Worth Central Avenue Doris Thorn- Hhs Jane Hennemean First Methodist Church Freenman S. Hiine Wikea Spauldine Kintendent Arthur L. Smith Wilma Spaulding Mee Fisher Catherine Cookingham Ethel Angle Laura Cassedy Betty Hurd Maria M. Lane Shirley Sibley Paul's Wil Street Mary Pstelle Mary Irmira Melvig. C.ingston Superin Zekeee Sve Famorienior Memorial Church Memorial Baptist Church Sar D. Wooddell Woarn's Society Mechanicville Memorial Pruyn’s Hill Earl C. Whitdeck Lewis C. Mead South Main Street Alfred Quinn South Third South Fourth Avenues Park Place Theodore Weigle Park Avenue Patricia Golgen North Main Street Frank de Lorenza Theresa Lupo Stepher DeMarco Angelo DeCrescenti Saratoga Avenue Side Streets Raymond Pregent Riverside Raymond Butler William Dyer Hemstreet Park Whitbeck Sylvester Brown On Salmon Sigh Had- Gieton Fire Department William George Counnties Jack Mucei Mead Block

Area Residents On Casualty List

War and Navy Department releases list of wounded from Troy area in European and Mediterranean theaters. Wounded include 2nd Lieut Jobe F Kennedy of Troy, Pic Michael Murphy of Waterford, S Sgt David W Sexton of North Glens Falls, Pvt Walter Moore of Scotia, Pvt Charles C Cross of Albany, Pvt Julian P Comhor of Schenectady, and others from Amsterdam, Albany, Schenectady. Navy casualties include Pres George T Dore of Loudon Road Latham and Marines Lewis Fisher Fort Edward.

Army Navy War and Navy Troy Jobe F. Kennedy Main Street Cohoes Michael Murphy Nineteenth Street Waetervifet David VV. Sexton Sorrh Glens Fath Walter O. Moore Scoria Charles C. Cross Albany Julian PF Hor Schesectadys S Serge Willam Christian Walter & Backauskas Amsterdam Roy L. Fiaro Pie William 4. Jones Schenectady George T. Dore Louder Road Latham Serge Lovwis JG. Fisher Fort Edward Marines

Supplies and committees form for Third Presbyterian PTA event

Thursday a PTA supper event at Third Presbyterian Church Hall gathered School 354 parents with Mrs Lester Boneste veters as chair and Kenneth Lowe leading the steering group. Kitchen and dining committees were named. additional roles to follow. Also planned are a membership drive and a pre meeting reception hosted by Official board members. Mr and Mrs William Whitney received a posthumous Purple Heart for Pvt Harry Whitney. Miss Milhan and Mrs Mabel A Alhaz to speak at WSC meeting. Mrs Clifford Cooper chairs a covered dish supper at 6 30. Maynard W Coonrad family has returned to Casper Wyoming. son Raymond and daughter Peggy Ann stay. Coonrad is stationed in Casper.

Ics Joseph A. Marotta Alexandria Camp Livings Ralph H. Spring New York State Electric & Gas Corporation Albasy Hospital Louis Collings Harvey R Collins Michael Rinaldi Navy Aleutian Islands Thomas J. Monty Marine Corps New River N.C Helen Monty Harry L. Clarke Mechanicville-Waterford Road New York State Department of Pubiit Works Division of Engineering Albany Third Presbyterian Church Phillip Doe Cuencis S&s. W. Young Ray Dearstyne Howard Dah Colin Wik Tex Miss Milhan Afisa Mabel A. Aiihaz Home Bureau Pawling Avenue Methodist Clifford Cooper Maynard WL Coonrad Ray Peggy Ann Casper Wyo Birs Willard Coonrad St Christie Street Rocco Tasto Hill Street Corp Maernard Coonrad Caspér Wro

Pythian Sisters to Hold Variety Party Today

Crescent Temple 2 Pythian Sisters conduct a variety party in Phythia Hall today at 5 pm. Master Jasper E Brownell presiding. The program features games and the presentation of awards.

Jasper E. Brownell Crescent Tem.2 Pythian Sisters Pythia Hall

Green Island Community Notices and Local Court Fines

Green Island report covers Mary G Fitzgerald named guidance chair at Heatly School with monthly meetings and activity summaries. Milkweed collection organized by Schools at War, health program committee named, and Episcopal services announced. Traffic fines were issued after red-light violations in Albany area. Boy Scout Camporee planned on Waterford Mechanicville Road. Methodist and Presbyterian services resume with sermons on faith and world events. Memorial service for Fred VenBuskirk noted. funeral for Richard Shipney held at St Joseph's Church with local clergy officiating.

Mary G. Fitzgerald Yeater Heatly School Norine BL Fitzgerald Enzlish Atles Margaret Kenny Thellee Education Department Eleanore Marory Howard Boda Margarett Sickles Norman Lavender Eben Hacritt Episcopal RB. Gutman Su Mark’s Tsland Francis Burke Alex Provost Oakwood Avenue Troy Alton Austin Serth Ferry Street Schemeriaéy Edwin Brows Second Avenue Albany Waterlord-D Mechanicville Road James Hoffensteiner Methodst The Presbyterian Church Fred C. Bennett Henry D.smith Fred P. Ven- Buskirk France Henrietta Mullen Women’s Industrial Society Airs Martin Engle Richard Shipney James Street Green Island St Joseph's Church John J. Ryan

Language quirks and pronunciation guidance column

In a readers column, editors discuss American and French pronunciations for names and phrases. Examples cover Wil-ter-ai and Neff-yoo versus nephew, plus guidance on how to say Brazzaville and Vive l Amerique with notes on regional speech and etiquette.

Oakland T. J. Dhawer AWIL-ter-ai_ Fort-Wayne Pierse Nemeé Brazzaville Africas City OMG Brass Pitsburg Thomas Nasaville Dr. Agawer Cambridge Normandy B. B Youngstown

Service at St Joseph’s Church Recites Rosary

Austin J. Corbett served as subdeacon while Miss Winifred De Long played the organ. Soloists Mrs John Berghammer and Peter A Heffern performed. Bearers listed as Joseph L Smith Albert Murray Richard Roach Janes Fox James Rafferty Jenny J Connors. A Holy Name Society delegation visited the home with Father Ryan and recited the Rosary. Funeral rites held at SS Peter's Cemetery with Father Ryan officiating.

Austin J. Corbett Winifred de. Long John Berghammer Peter A Heffern Joseph L. Smith Albert Murray Richard Roach Janes Fox James Ih Rafferty Jenniy J. Connors Holy Name Society of

Accent Locognito and Pamphlet Offer Posted

A fragment references an oddities booklet offer and phonetic guidance for English accents. It mentions a self addressed stamped envelope to Frank Colby in care of the paper. Madrid reports German Ambassador Hans Dieckhoff left for Berlin by plane to answer a summons from the Nazi government. The text notes a navy commodore rank comparable to brigadier general.

Alanswer Frank ‘Colby Naze Exvoy Madrid Hans Dieckhoff Berlin Nasi

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