Birth notices from Troy records September 1943
The Troy Record lists births at local hospitals in September 1943. Martha Frances Dearstyne was born September 10 to Laurence and wife Lala Bonesteel Dearstyne at Samaritan Hospital. David Raymond Hart, born September 13 to Heymond and wife Laura Harzewski Hart at Leonard Hospital. Paul Richard Scott, born September 1 to Harvey and wife Patricia Lutz Scott at Samaritan Hospital.
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Dearstyne
the Samaritan Hospital
Laurence Dearstyne
Martha Frances
Lala Bonesteel
Hart
the Leonard Hospital
Heymond Hart
David Raymond
Laura Harzewski
Albany
Died Died Alexander Bayly Beauch ae Clarke obituary notices
Death notices from a 1943 Troy area column list multiple local passings. Jacob E Alexander Fred F Bayly Helen Fisher Bayly Mary A Crough Bridget Clifford M Naomi Conklin George Dedicoat Elizabeth Conklin Donnelly John Flynn Anne Hill Fannie Jane Parkinson Catherine LaPorte Catherine E Doyle Julia B Livingston Lille Davis Longstreet Catherine McKnight Joseph MeLaughlin Mari Modot William Platt Thomas Riley Jr Troy notices report funerals at local chapels and churches with details on birth, residence, cemetery interment and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Gore
St. Joseph's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Beauchea
Albany Hospital
Edna Linen
Fred Beauchea
William H
Troy
Frederik Jouf Cones
Arthur
Detroit
Thomas Linen
Cuhoes
Andrew Petersen
Mason
Patrick J. Berkery
Nellie M. Ryan
Mary M
Joseph V. Berkery
John F. Berkery
S. 1c
U. S. Navy
Marjorie Ann Berkery
James Hayes
Anna F
Helen T
John P
William P
Joseph G. Berkery
Hill Street
St. Marys Church
Clafford
Cohoes
Bridget Clifford
Blehael
Margaret
Johanna
Elizabeth Clifford
Division Street
St Agnes’ Church
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Conklin
M. Naom
James 5S
Calkins & Son
Mohawk Street
Dedicoat
Second Avenue
George A
Sarah DeFreest Dedicoat
Walter
Leon F. Dedicoat
Oakwood
Donnelly
Elizabeth Conklin
James Donnelly
Ralph de Mars
Florence
Ursula
Lillian Donnelly
William
James
Frank
Edward
George
John
Charles Donnelly
Warren Conklin
Long Island
Cliff Street
St. Michael's Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Flynn
John Flynn
Ann Flynn
James A. Niebuhr
Frank X. Flynn
Maria Fraser
Fourth St
St. Mary's Church
Hill
Foss Avenue
Drexel Hall
Philadelphia
Anne Hill
Stod
Melrose
Danwl Earl Jones
Ys Manor Place
Waterviet
Albany Rural Cemetery
Laporte
Snyder's Corners
Catherine E. Doyle
Wilbur J_ LaPorte
Warren Smith
William Joph
Thomas Doyle
Longstreet
Watervliet
Lille Davis
George Longst
Whammers
John H. Houghton
John Woods
Henry Rooke
Lawrence
David Longstreet
Second Avenue. Friends Are United McKnight
Catherine McKnight
Patrick McKnight
Cath Mine Mahartcorgs J
James W
Frank McKnight
John Guinek
Ford Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Sts. Peter's Cemetery
McLaughlin
Seventh Avenue
Joseph OH. MeLaugh
Loretta V. Farnum
Thomas Lo Melanghim
John Kennedy
Michael Matthew McGuire
Thomas J and
Charles
St. Augustine's Church
Salemn
St. John’s Cemetery
Modot
Mari P Modot
Moris
Fifth Avenue
Green Island
St Peter's Cemetery
Platt
William Larry Platt
Ninth Street
John H. Lodge
St Peter's Church
Tienda
Sit. Peter's
St. Pauls Church
Mechanicville
Stores to Devote All Heroes Day Income to Bonds
Troy merchants urge bonds for Victory War effort on Heroes Day September 10. Local firms pledge to match gross sales with War Bond purchases to support SECURITY FREEDOM DEMOCRACY and the American Way of Life. Sessions on soya flour use announced by Salvation Army Home League leader Mrs Catherine W Chase.
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Troy Retail Merchant Bureau Committee
Troy Stores
Julius J. Goodman
James F. O’crowley
James McKiernan
Samuel W. McCochrane
United States
Troy
American Insulation Co
Berner's
Boxer's Drug Store
Butler's Cahiall
Clabby's Gunch
Cluett & Sons
Cahill's Sporting Goods
Caldwell's
Herman Chasan
Julia Croker
L. H. Cooper's Sons, Inc
E. W. Cowie
Fred W. Curtis Drug & Paint Co
Deer's
Charles H. Dauchy Co
Daffner's Pharmacy
William J. Dempsey
Doherty & McElroy
Fay's
Sifth Avenues Pharmacy
Fitwell Clothing Co
Frazer's
Grayson’s, W. & M. Gross, Inc
Gamble Furniture Co
Michael Hasso Hepp
Robert H Hill & Co
House of Flowers
W. P. Herbert & Co
Jack's
Kings
Herman Katz
Ben Katz
Knitcraft
Kranson's
Lawrence's
Lester Your Tailor
Lord & Tann Joseph Manory
H R. Mann & Co., Inc
Metropolitan
Nelick's
William B. O'Connor
Ormond
Paul
Jos
H. Pahl
Max G. Pahl
Samuel Paul
Peoples
Peerless Co
Pommer
Quality
Kaufman E
Rock Co
Reynolds Co
Rudolph's
John P. Ryan
Reynolds Clothing Co
Mary C. Shaw
Schnell
Catherine W. Chase
New York
Died Died Entries for Ryan Suwe Tilley and Witman
Died notices from Des Moines Iowa and Troy detail six months' anniversary for Mrs. Michael J. Ryan, funeral details for Matilda Suwe Creft Suwe and Pauline Roche Tilley, and incomplete arrangements for Walter F. Witman. Descriptions note relationships to Ernest Suwe, Minnie Suwe, James Allen, and the Coleman and Witman families with 1943 dates.
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Albert Ti
J Albert C. Tilley
Janes A Allen
James A. Allen
Munro Court Troy
Witman
Walter F. Witman
Harriet Springer Witman
Martha W. Coleman
Walter
Ida Witman
Walter G.coleman
Tom B. Coleman
Harriet McI. Witman
Andrew I. Witman
Tax Returns Flood Troy Revenue Staff
The Troy Internal Revenue Bureau office, staffing the largest crew ever, extended hours to midnight to assist a record rush of taxpayers. People sought guidance on estimating 1943 taxes and the March 15 return deadline, with many unaware they were not required to file now.
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Troy Revenue
Troy
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Four Indicted At Salem Supreme Court Session
Indictments returned in Washington County Supreme Court at Salem before Judge O Byron Brewster. Paul Gordon Carlough 23 pleaded guilty to prison escape and burglary third degree. case assigned attorney Hendrick Van Ness. Carlough escaped Great Meadow Prison June 7 1943 and also charged with breaking into Mrs Anna Granger home at Comstock. Orville Kimball 49 charged with a year off prison break entered no plea and asked to speak with judge. plea of not guilty entered. attorney Albert Berkowitz assigned. Ira Rozell 35 Hampton indicted for abandonment of his children May 15 1943 pleaded innocent. bail $500 continued. John Lyman Marra 17 Shushan charged with burglary third degree Aug 12 1943 at Frank DeKolb home in Granville. case pending. Civil case Troy Paving Co vs Albert L Darrow settled for original rental amount of 675. Will of Thomas Corcans Greenwich admitted to probate after objections withdrawn. Trial jury instructed to return verdict.
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Supreme Court
Washington County
Salem
O. Byron Brewster
Paul Gordon Carlough
Brewster
Hendrick van Ness
Carlough
Great Meadow
Anna Granger
Comstock
Orville Kimball
Albert Berkowitz
Ira Rozell
Hampton
John Lyman Marra
Shushan
Frank DeKolb
Granville
Troy Paving Co
Albert L. Darrow
Troy
Salvatore J. Leombruno
Glens’ Falls
Mesnig
Koplowitz
Curley
Joseph Pisciteli
Hudson Falls
Chelsea Cook
Mr. Darrow
Thomas Corcans
Greenwich
Navy Recruit Party Honors Local Graduates
Three Troy youths and one Waterview classmate who graduated from La Salle Institute in June depart for Navy training at the Sampson station after a party hosted by relatives friends and employers at Pauls Restaurant. John Kokolias James Mahoney Eugene McLoughlin and Thomas Farrell all 18 left Troy by train at 8 a.m. for enlistment on Sept. 8. Bonds of Victory. Tibbits Auxiliary meets tonight at 405 Broadway with a social hour to follow led by Mrs Mae Danning and Edith Moyott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Waterview
la Salle Institute
Navy
Sampson Station
Paul's
John Kokolias
Paul Kokolias
4Th Street
Lansingburg
James Mahoney
Justin Mahoney
Sixth Avenue
Eugene McLoughlin
George F. McLoughlin
Thomas Farrell
Seventh Avenue
Watervliet
Bonds of Victory
Wiliam
Tibbits
Broadway
Mae Danning
Edith Moyott
Truck Firm Official Arraigned In Bribery Case
Earl Stacks, 31, secretary of the IC, and EB Trucking Corp., Rhinebeck, pleaded innocent to a three count indictment for bribery of a state trooper in Dutchess County. Soule to be arraigned today. Stacks posted 5000 bail. Oct. 4 trial date set with motions in ten days. Boonds of Victory Buy Them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stacks
Trucking Corp
Rhinebeck
Thomas B. Dewey
Stacks
Poughkeepsie
David E. Soule
Soule
Dutchess County
C. and E. Corp
Abibe
G. and E. Trucking Corp
Edward W. Scully
Supreme Court
Charles W. Froessel
Price Panel Skit At Troy Public Meeting On Price Control
Members of the Troy Price Panel and guest speakers outline simple steps to curb black markets during a public meeting on price control at The Hendrick Hudson. The Troy Trade Union Legislative Committee sponsors the event with questions to be answered by F. Paul Riley. A local pledge drive and price warden committee formation are planned.
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Troy Price
Jwil
Hendrick Hudson
Edward H. Pattison
Frieda Schwenkmeyer
Margaret Wood
Robert Russell
Rita Fitz
Simmons
Harold J. Garno
New York State Industrial Counc
Shss Edith Christenson
Washington Cpa
Troy Trade Union Legislative Committee
F. Paul Riley
Albany
OPA
Ome
Troy
William Viachos
Acf
William J. Burke
The
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Watervliet Plans War Bond Drive for Army Bomber
A Watervliet campaign to buy a fully equipped Army bomber through War Bond sales totaling 175000 was launched last night with the American Legion post and city leaders. The bomber named Pride of Watervliet will be dedicated to local armed services members. Washington will christen it today. A mass meeting Friday at Watervliet Masonic Temple will officially start the drive with Mayor Denton presiding. Representatives from the Treasury and Army will speak as the city organizes four sections with volunteers for house to house canvassing and bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
John A Patten
American Legion
Washington
Watervliet Masonic Temple
James F. Denton
Treasury Department
Army
Patten Fest
Mos Garner
Cty
Cochairman
Leg Injury Awards Move Through Compensation Board
An array of workers received compensation awards for disabilities from various employers. Notable grants include Harry Hewlett awarded 2160 for 30 percent loss of use of his right leg, George Henry Grumbley 1092.50 for 95 percent loss of use of his right index finger, Cecil Sandercox 439.62 for 10 percent loss of use of the right foot, and Peter Dowley 300 for facial disfigurement. Claims list several periods of disability and lump sum settlements, with sums drawn against D and H Railroad, Riverside Upholsterers, Emma Willard School, and others. A final lump sum of 50 with a $25 lien to Leo Toomajian for legal services is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman AL Kilburn
Harry Hewlett
Fewlett
Comeau Erection Co
George Henry Grumbley
Charles Collins & Sons
Cecil Sandercox
Riverside
Joseph Blateau
Slade Tractor Co
Harry E. Pudney
D. & H. Railroad
Nicholas M.warren
General Electric Co
Kazar Garabedian
Willam EB. Dunn
Leo Toomajian
George E. Fountain
Emma Willard School
Andrew P. Lund
John F. Sewell
Peter Dowley
D & H. Railroad
Henry Jo LeClair
Fort Neilson Express
Bonds of Victory
Instructors Honor Wiltsie at Tray Club Dinner
Prof. Stanley B. Wiltsie, head of national defense classes at R. P. I. and leader of tuition free defense instruction for area war workers, was honored at a dinner by course instructors. Attendees included Paolo Albertini, L. D. T. Berg, D. E. Brod, Cyphers, Fisher, Girardot, Gerling, Hansen, Lauterborn, Lyons, Maser, McArthur, Menz, Moyer, Musicka, Osterhoudt, Parker, Reich, Reinsmith, Levies, Sepast, Seri, Saush. Arrangements led by Berg, Lyons, Cyphers, and Sayles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley B. Wiltsie
National Defense
R. Pp. I
Tray Club
Mr. Wiltsie
Paolo Albertini
L. D. T. Berg
D. E. Brod
Co. ¥. Cyphers, 8. O. Fisher, E. H. Girardot
C. H. Gerling
A. Hansen, Jr
G. E. Lauterborn
O. W. Lyons
H. T. Maser
E. D. McArthur
Charles N. Menz
E. E. Moyer
A. B. Musicka
W. L. Osterhoudt
E R. Parker
W. A Reich
M. Reinsmith
Principals Estimate 150 High School Seniors Quit to Work
In Troy and nearby districts, authorities report fewer seniors quitting for work than feared. Lansingburg and Catholic Central note smaller losses, with 25 to 30 in Catholic Central and over 50 from Troy High School, many drawn by weekly pay envelopes amid a birthrate decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Industries
Troy
Lansingburg
Catholic Central
Thomas Q. Treharne
Catholic Central High School
T. Gerald Mulqueen
Nummer
W. Kenneth Doyle
Troy High School
Vocals Plan 69th Season In Schenectady
The Troy Vocal Faculty plans three concerts for the 69th season with Bragiatti and Shaw on December 9, Helen Kwalwasser the 14 year old violinist on March 2, and Eien Rett the contralto on May 4. Dr Elmer A Tid marsh will conduct the men and George H Pickering will be accompanist. President J Galvin Clustt presided. First chorus rehearsal set for Monday night October 4. Members to receive subscription letters soon.
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Troy Vocal Facie
M. C. Aa
Bragiatti
Shaw
Helen Kwalwasser
Eien Rett
Schubert Club
Schenectady
Elmer A. Tidmarsh
Union College
George H. Pickering
J. Galvin Clustt
Fruit Price Ceilings Set by Albany District Office
The Albany District Office of Price Administration fixed record high ceiling prices on grapes and apples effective tomorrow. Grapes up to 17 cents per pound and apples up to 34 percent cents per pound. Farmers selling grapes in truck lots to retailers get 99 cents per pound, or 11.9 cents in smaller lots. Direct-to-consumer sales allowed at 139 cents per pound. Retailers’ markup about 23 1/3 percent. No wholesale ceiling set. Apples rise from about 6 cents to over 3 cents per pound in many stores. Officials say ceilings are at least double last year’s retail ceilings.
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Albany District Office of Price Administration
Troy
CPA
Man Injured and Driver Fined After Fort Edward Crash
Willam Lenz, 59, of Fort Edward, was injured when he walked into a car driven by Roger Camp of Salem on Broadway. Camp pleaded guilty to running a red light and was fined after arraignment. Passengers included Walter Balfour and others from nearby towns. Long, an employee of the State Highway Department, was involved. Separate report: George Lansing, 80, missing from Menands Home, found unconscious near the Menands dog kennels and admitted to Memorial Hospital Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Lenz
Earl Street
Fort Edward
Roger Camp
Salem
Broadway
Fort
Campbell
Walter Balfour
Rovert
Caroline Pratt
Lallian Clough
Cossayung
Long
State Highway Department
Bonds of Victory
George Lansing
Home For Aged Men
Menands
Menands Dog Kennels
Memorial Hospital
Albany
W C T U Elects Doyle President of Rensselaer County Unit
The Rensselaer County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union elected Mrs Harriet L Doyle president at the annual conven tion held yesterday at the YWCA. Other officers include Mrs Lavina Francisco first vice president Mrs Martha Kotietzki second vice president Mrs William Simmons corresponding secretary Mrs Bert Ward recording secretary and Miss Margaret R Maxwell treasurer The session included reports from department heads a War Savings Committee update and a musicale directed by Mrs Carl Lund with solos and violin selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet L. Doyle
Rensselaer County
Wc. T. U
Lavina Francisco
Martha Kotietzki
William Simmons
Bert W .Ward
Margaret R. Maxwell
Doyle
War Savings Committee
Car Lund
Harry Strunk
Lund
John Aird, Jr
Hilda Goldberg
Schatzle Draws Sixty Days in Jail
George Schatzle of Troy, a former clerk for the Rensselaer County Rationing Board, was sentenced to sixty days in Albany County Jail after pleading guilty to an indictment charging gasoline ration violations and theft of property. Elaine Bursess Conoes also pleaded guilty as the OPA alleged her involvement in the disposal of gasoline coupons. Investigators uncovered a scheme involving rationing records and forged coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany County
George Schatzle
Troy
Rensselaer County Rationing Board
Stephen W. Brenman
OPA
Elaine Bursess Conoes
Robert E County
Plan Honor Roll Meeting for Seventh Ward
A meeting to plan an honor roll will be held at 8:30 Pm today at St Peter's Lyceum. A committee will be named to select a site for the tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
St Peter's Lyceum
Marine Unit Elects Today at Hotel Troy
The Troy Detachment of the Marine Corps League with 47 members plans one of its busiest years. At 8:30 pm a monthly meeting at The Hotel Troy will elect officers for the coming year. Delegates Dr F Schwarz and Thomas Wathan will report on the War Conference in New York. Members of Marines families and the Ladies Auxiliary are invited. Officers from last year should bring badges. Refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Marine Corps League
F . Schwarz
Thomas Wathan
New York
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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James Dunne, Jr
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Fifth Ward
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Albia Men’s Club
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