Follies to Tour Hospitals for Veterans in New York
The 1946 Follies road show organized by Trojan Post will tour veterans hospitals across New York State. Matthew J. Ket is directing. The show, staged in Troy November 12 and 13, raises funds for a statewide hospital tour with a sixty member cast including notable actors. Volunteers are sought, and proceeds support veteran services.
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Matthew J
Focal Prinstre
Trojan Peat
FLOW
Royal Post
Aly Post
Glen Avenue
Brty Algo
New York
Merritt W. Petiwin
Troy
Trojan Post
Motione
Laoush
Lece! Thespians
Kelis
Batavia
Utica
Syracuse
Kelly
Mens Club of la Salle Institute
Brunswick Bureau To Elect A Chairman At Monday Meeting
The Brunswick Home Bureau plans to elect a chairman to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Mrs. J Haralg Hirst who served three years. Mrs Arthur Van derVoort leads the program with a pleat power and sip identification period. Also memorial notices and birth announcements appear in the page with names including Ackerley Riles Murphy and Riddell.
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Brunswick Home Bureau
United Presbyterian Church
Hilthe Va—Cancy
J. Haralg Hirst
Durex
Arthur van derVoort
Obituary notices from Watervliet and nearby towns
Death notices and funeral details for Beveridge, Chambers, Pelahanty, Diamon, and others from Watervliet Albany Troy and Cohoes. Includes service times, church names, cemeteries, and family relations. Interments listed at Albany Rural, St Patrick's Cambridge, St Agnes', and local cemeteries with dates in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Haefter
Albany
Sara P
Willan J. Diamond
Watervilet
Hugh Dinmead
Mars T. Diameed
Troy
Neal
St. Brugeis
Funs
Cereters
Munday
Bertha Crump
Newton
Mase
Matthew Fiitley
Denisr Brunswick
Mary Lynch
Cohoes
Margaret Flatley
Anns Baldwin
Edward Flatley
Coles
Helen Joyce
Josephine. McCarty
Sarah’ Lyons
Pitzabeth Hannon
Mechsmeville
Apn
Bmallew
Flatley
SS Patrick’s Church
Cambridge
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Riblen
the Samaritan Hospital
Samuel T. Hidiey
Grafton
Tate Alice Corbin
Luisé Peebles
Civdé M. Warren
Frank Hoon
Harry Rymiller
Feneral
Devere
Scouts Plan Paper Drives to Aid Camp Rotary
Troy Area Council scouts announce individual salvage paper drives to raise funds for Camp Rotary improvements. Clinton E. Rose, Troop executive, issued letters to all troops. First returns show Troop 52 of St Lawrence Church collected 7700 pounds with eight scouts and two leaders. Troop 27 at Eagle Mills held a drive with no returns yet. Troops 42 and 46 of Green Island join Sept 22.
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Ali St
Troy
Tenth Street Man Accused of Assault
Robert Connor, 45, of Tenth Street, was arrested after a complaint by Thomas Dunn, 29, of Stow Avenue. Officers Sgt. Daniel J. Keenehan and Patrolman William J. Ryan detained him on Burden Avenue for allegedly wounding Dunn in the groin. Connor was treated at Samaritan Hospital before being returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Connor
Tenth Street
Thomas Dunn
Stow Avenue
Daniel J. Keenehan
William J. Ryan
Radio Patrol
Burden Avenue
Pea Street
Connor
Samaritan Sospital
Christ Episcopal rummage sale planned by church workers
A rummage sale is planned for October 4 by Christ Episcopal Church workers. The sale will be held at the president’s home, Mrs Wil liava Boddy, with Mira M. FP Piper as arrangements chairman, assisted by Mrs Wilcox, Mrs Judd, and Mrs G Han.
Auxiliary Gives Flag To St. Josephs Church
An American Flag was presented to St. Josephs Church by Mrs. Amy G. MacPhee patriotic instructor of Lee H. Binnie Auxiliary. Pastor Rev. James A. Nolan accepted the flag as the group sang Our Founder’s anthem and patriotic songs. Attendees included Mrs. Julia Paskewick and Mrs. Helen Hayden, with Virginia Relig performing.
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St. Joseph's Church
Rcl
Amy. G. MacPhee
Lee H. Binnie
James A. Nolan
MacPhee
Ninth Ward
Julia Paskewick
Helens Helen
Myre Anda Hayden
Virginia Relig
Lansingburg Boys Club Corn Roast Planned After Games
The Lansingburg Boys Club plans its annual corn roast tomorrow at the Vic tors Garden site with games before the event. The roast is reserved for the boys and parents at 3 30 pm, and if conditions worsen it may be postponed to Sunday. Mrs Mary Perry of St Joseph PF English Auxiliary on the national finance committee leaves for New York to meet the national president at the Commodore Hotel to audit the committee.
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Albany
Joseph P. Boyle
Yor Centrai
Wiliam G. Richtmeyer
Zomle
Agm
Boyle
Hoxie
Richianyer
Parton Ywitt
Buffsto
Sers
Thomas E Dewey
Dene
Albany County
Justice Swift
Richtmeier
Richtimeyer
George P. Monaghan
James M. Noonan
Deense Counsel
Noonan
William J. Kilmartie
Fastroad Police
Teutenant
Stanley Snopkowski
Luzon
James F. Kirby
Army Air Corps
Nonie A. Quinlan
John A. Kirby
John P
Marion A. Kirby
St Mary's Church
Balarday
Oelock
Murpay
Green Island
Swan St
John Rants Murphy
Barah A. Jerrey
Mary RF
Dawn
New York City
Myre
Irene McDaniels
Athie Shultz
Monnday
Patrick's Came- Watertlig
Eyga—Iin Waterviiet
Norman WH. Osis
Catherine “Murphy
Norrhad J
Frank
Lawrence Cpi
Kenneth D
Pic
B. Ometia
Whiam LaValle
Edward LeMay
Arthur Fiéon Zirx
Fimothy Mahaney
Conntiy
Leomerd Burh
Charles Conny
Arenas Mosgay
J. Patrick's Chitch
Prins
Énrciady
N.Y
Wilhiam
Prib
Zaitly Graviine
Funesal
Fonda's
Finneral
Sif _ River Street
Grace Derocher Ray
Edward C
John F
Donald R
Robert
Clayton St. Ray
Mason Chapel
Second Ave
North
Watsh
Cohoes
John J. Walehk
Fartary
Lansingburg Boys Club
Mary Perry
St. Joseph
Schenectady raises funds to lure peacetime industries
The chamber of commerce reports $105000 raised by popular subscription to attract new peacetime industries to Schenectady. With GE and American Locomotive as major employers, officials seek diverse plants that hire women, as wartime peaks recede. The Schenectady Industrial Corporation will vet prospects, and The Mitre Regulator Co plans moving its offices from New York to Schenectady and building a $250000 facility here. work could begin next spring.
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Schenetta
Als
Wolk Ahich
General Gleewit
American Locomotive Co
Uwe
Schenectady
Douw F. Beckman
Changer of Commerce
Beckman
General Electric
American Locomotive
Beekan
Mita
Gulator Co
Genera
New York
Jozeph M. Coffey
Family Life Training School Held
A two day Family Life Training session organized by Miss Shirley Jane Smith and Miss Anne Kuhn engaged 35 leaders from Home Bureau units. In the New York Power and Light Building the program covered managing daily strains, self awareness, planning, health care, and tact in family relations with take home readings provided.
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Shirley Jane Smith
Demmonstration
Rensselaer County
New York Power & Light
Anne Kuhn
Corneil
Home Bureau
Boy 15 Held for Attack on Second Boy
A 15 year old was lodged in the Humane Society shelter on a juvenile detention hold after authorities charged him in connection with an attack on a 10 year old boy on the grounds of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute near the State Armory between 6 and 6:30 pm Thursday. Detectives Sulivan Connery and Scoville stated the victim was with another boy when the assault occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibyearold
Trey
Humane Society
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Stitute
State Armory
Edmund M. Sulivan
Frank J. Connery
Harry A. Scoville
Missionary to Speak at Ninth Presbyterian Dinner
Misa Isabelle Ross former Trojan and Presbyterian missionary to India is guest speaker at the Missionary Boddet dinner of the Ninth Presbyterian in chapel. Mrs Fred Lapp leads devotional. Mrs Albert Hall named hostess chairman for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Isabelle Ross
Trojan
India
Boddett
Ninth Presbyterian
Chireh &T
M. Manjay
Fred Lapp
Mra
Albert Hall
Tax Reports Filed on Two Estates
In Surrogate’s Court yesterday Edward J. Poland filed inheritance tax reports for two estates. Raymond J. Ramella’s estate shows a gross of 851,451.99 with net 51,366.27 after deductions. shares go to executors Raymond E Ramella Eugene A Ramella Rennie A Ramella and Jeannette A Seacon maker. Frank Cortes died testate January 11 1943 leaving a gross estate of 1 1508 87 and net 3 52. Lillian P Coris is administratrix with heirs Edward H Coris and Frank A Doris listed. EW Rankin & E Rankin are attorneys for the estates.
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Edward J. Poland
Raymond J. Rapiella
Frank B. Cartes
Ramella
Helen B. Ramella
Rensselaer
Raymond E. Rameila
West Sand Lake
Eugene A
Rennie A. Ramella
Jeannette A. Seaconmaker
E. E. Rankin
Frank. Corts
Lillian P. Coris
South Schodack
Vos
Edward H. Coris
Albany
Frank A. Doris
A. Lavi
Ibany
Hans
Troy Brothers Meet on Guam After 18 Months
Two Troy brothers and Mary members met in Guam on September 6 after an 18 month separation. John joined the service and took his brother on a tour of the island. Philip Murphy is a petty officer in the submarine service, stationed on Guam and expected to depart for Tokio soon.
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Troy Brothers
The
Mary
Guam
Philip Murphy
John
Philip
Second Street
Tokio
Five Drivers to Face Traffic Complaints
Five motorists were arrested by motorcycle police last night on charges of speeding and passing red lights. Vehicles included Wesley W Love of Hampton Heights Rensselaer at 43 miles per hour on Septert Avenue, John G Valastro 24 Watercven at 5 mph on Second Avenue, John Rymanouski 23 Third Avenue at 50 mph on Second Avenue, George Donknajain Munro Court for running a red on Pawling Avenue and Winter Street, and William Ward Jr Wy dantskill driving 42 mph on River Street. Officers William Healey Martin Burke and Fred Cineoeens made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Wesley W. Love
Hampton Heights
Rensselaer
Sepert Avenue
John GC
Valastro
Twenty Third Street
Watercven
Second Avenues
John Rymanouski
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
George Donknajain
Munro Court
Undated War Prisoner Card Sparks New Uncertainty
A damaged postcard from a World War II prisoner of war in the Philippines raises doubt about the fate of Lieutenant Feiden. The card dated December 1944 suggests he might be alive, while other testimonies say he was aboard a torpedoed ship bound for the Japanese mainland. Civilian relatives await Red Cross and Army Intelligence verification.
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Troy
Signi
Pel
Mia Forte
Cheanya
Corregidor
Fender
Feate
Philippine
Bee
Philippines
Feiden
Troys
Magiveso
Dafae
Grandmas
Red Cross
Michael Feiden
Fed Cross
Stim
Yahoes
Cohozs
Tresiewski
Felden
Cohees
International Red Cross
Army
Betsy Ross Girl Scouts Open Fall with Cook-out
Betsy Ross Girl Scouts Troop 3 opens its fall activities Wednesday at 3 20 p m with a cook-out on the Grace Methodist parsonage grounds Sixth Avenue. The troop committee met at 67 Seventh Avenue to plan the year and opening outdoor event.
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Betsy Ross
Grace Methodist
Edward Malone
Seventh Avenue
Fred C. Whiting
Clayton Coone
Heip
Eileen Whiting
Elizabeth Driscoll
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Season At Bank Meeting
The Girl Scout Leaders Club met at Manufacturers National Bank to map the fall season and address group procedures. Miss Anne Gorman presided. talks by Mrs. Fred Whiting Miss Ruth Rickman and Mrs. William Phelps outlined best practices. Miss Rickman was named chairwoman for the November lenders dinner. next lab meeting set for Wednesday October 10 with new officers to be sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers National Bank
Anne Gorman
Fred Whiting
Ruth Rickman
William Phelps
Rickman
Club May Buy Old Fourth Precinct
A local club considers purchasing the old Fourth Precinct building to repurpose as club space. Board president Robert E. Pinkett outlined plans, with John J. Ahern and others favorable if sale terms meet requirements. Committee to negotiate includes Marcus L. Filler and Charles J. Bannet. Renovation costs estimated up to 600 dollars, with future indoor gym expansion possible. Activities continue, including a 30s basketball league and a midget clinic for ages 7 to 10, plus a corn roast organized by the Victory Garden project led by Oscar Enggist.
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Pout Routa
Veloh
Robert E. Pinkett
John J. Ahern
Dr Plunkett
William J. Higgins
Raymond B. Sherman
Oscar E. Engquis
Thomas A. Grah
G. Elmer Martin
Charles. . Mason
Clarence J. Ryan
James O. Boyd
Marcus L. Filler
Thomas P. Melaughin
Charles JL Bannet
Xo Deinite Tate
Ee Che
Generail
Winb
Chub
Thomas Rafferty
Clin
Bors
Enggist
Thechibs Victory Garden
Henson
Gurley Avenue
Corrie Couple Awarded in Auto Collision Case
Mrs. Clara Corrie of Glens Falls and her husband were awarded 510.000 and 57.000 respectively after a Supreme Court jury found Arthur Atkin and Herman Michaelson liable for a September collision. The verdicts followed a crash that crushed the Corries' car and injured Mrs. Corrie. Judge Andrew W. Evan denied a motion to set aside the verdicts as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Corrie
Glens Fail
Joan Corrie
Supreme Court
Salem
Corrie
Arthur Atkinson
Herman Michaelson
Glens Falls
Ann-Glens Falls
Ai & Traher
Michaglson
Corris
Andrew W. Evan
Iva
Johnsonville Clinic For Child Health Exam Set
Johnsonville hosts a child health consul Tuesday from 1 a.m. to noon at hR rd Keron in ge. Dr. miemist will pres to examine and clean the teeth of preschool children.
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Johnzom
Keron
Miemist
Youth Held For Theft Of Auto
A 42 year old man and an accomplice were in custody on charges of larceny and entering a dwelling related to thefts in Sand Lake. The suspects allegedly aided by a second man from Ohio transported the vehicle theft and other felonies. Authorities report ongoing investigations and a court appearance in the near future.
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Welschwert
Peice
Biz Ninth Street
Frederek Hdessiziet
Fotiee
Setna G. Neotan
Donat Lewis
Orkgis
Sect & Sedan
Sand Lake
Ohio
Faer County
Patce Cour
Supervisors Move Against Navy Man Addressed by County Board
Washington County supervisors authorized a Civil Service exam to list a candidate for county highway superintendent, seen by some as an attempt to displace Frank Brown, the current highway chief and Navy member. The vote faced dissent from two supervisors while praise for Brown’s work was noted.
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Washington County Board of Supervisors
Hudson Falls
Resoluy Sion
County Civil Service Commission
Rways
Frank Brown
Fort Edward
Navy
Brown
Charles C. Perrs
White Creek
Harald A. Scatlehall
Eve Whith
da Fisk
Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Office of Price Administration of
Washington
Coe
Artgytes
Comstock
Mid- Gil Granville
Mettoweever Bridge
Brereton Jones
Washington County
Cith
County
W. B Nelson
Wahttehall
John J. Josce
Granville
Henry Gordon
Ralph Reid
Hedron
George E. McGeoch
Trojan Home Bureau Hosts Member Tea Meeting
The Trojan Home Bureau held a member tea inaugurating the season's activities. Mrs Haz Aveche chaired the event and outlined the year's program with members attending. The meeting occurred at the home of Mrs Stephen Comiskey on Tard Street at 2 50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Home Bureau
Haz- Aveche
Disigmes
Stephen Comiskey
Tard Street
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Iness
Aecess
Matthew J. Helly
V.F. W. Follies
Doherty
Carter
Bergan
Steisberg
Steinberg
Justice Bergan
Grand Jury
State Bar Association
Brunswick Bureau
Ackerley
Oreter
Ackeriey
Creeley
Mgrs
Maury A. Ackerley
Thomas F. Riles, Jr
Rimmey
Te Samaritan Hospital
Rice
Robert Kinmer
Barr Edward
Riamey
Mary E. Murphy
St. Joseph's Matera
C. Riche & Son
Dennis Robert
Rich
Levise Michel Biddell
Pasadena
Canif
Aend
Jack PL Bidsdell
Donald Pani
Riddell
Brady Joyte Follett
Auxiliary
St. Joseph’s Church
Lanshnghurs
Joseph W. Quinn
Sixth Avenue
Watervliet
Speliman
Army Air Base
Sergeant Quinn
la Salle Institute
Air Corps
Family Life Training
Frank 4. Feiden
Betsy Ross Girl Scouts
Girl Scout
Fourth Precinct
Johnsonville Clinic
8. Y
Nct
James A. Madden
City Treesaree
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