You can also use the “Show … entries” box to show more results on one page of the table. Typing a partial name in the Search box below may show multiple “pages” of results use the Previous and Next links below the table to navigate the results, or narrow your search by typing more letters. This Week in History is researched and written by Frank Tomaino.This extensive Index was compiled by volunteers at the Ridgefield Library and includes obituaries and death notices that appeared in extant issues of The Ridgefield Press from its beginning in 1875 through 1999. He bailed out, was rescued and flew more missions until the end of the war in 1945.
In 1944, his plane was hit, but he delivered four bombs to the target. (Answer will appear here next week.)Īnswer to last week’s question: George Herbert Walker Bush, 41st president of the United States, flew 58 combat missions in a Navy TBM Avenger bomber during World War II in the Pacific and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and three Air Medals. Roosevelt, (b) Grover Cleveland, (c) Woodrow Wilson or (d) Theodore Roosevelt. president born in New York City? (a) Franklin D. Andrew Tubis scores the goal for New Hartford.
New Hartford’s boys soccer team wins the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class A championship, sharing it with Jericho after the two teams battle to a 1-1 tie at the National Soccer Hall of Fame Complex in Oneonta. In its heyday, the club featured such greats as Count Basie, Lionel Hampton and Nat King Cole. The club is Utica’s oldest business continuously operated by an African-American. * George Hamlett, who with his wife, Rachel, ran Club George for 44 years at Liberty and Seneca streets in downtown Utica, dies at age 78. * Quarterback Brandon Grabowski completes 14 of 28 passes for 227 yards to lead Holland Patent to a 17-8 win over previously unbeaten Vernon-Verona-Sherrill to win its third straight Section III Class B championship. Three of the 17 charter members of the Utica club are still active in the club – Harriet Ackroyd, Elizabeth Berry and Harriet Richards. The Utica club is one of the nine original clubs of Zonta International that was organized in 1919. There are 474 Zonta affiliates in 24 countries with 17,450 members – mostly business women who devote themselves to civic and social welfare. The Zonta Club of Utica celebrates its 45th anniversary. Mott got most of his shares by moving his wire wheel manufacturing business in Utica to Flint, Michigan, and later selling it to General Motors.
That makes his holdings worth nearly $29 million. He owns 523,087 shares, which is selling for $55 a share. Francis.Ĭharles Stewart Mott, a former Utican, is the largest individual owner of General Motors stock, the Wall Street Journal reports. Elizabeth Hospital on Upper Genesee Street will begin in the spring and will be ready for occupancy by 1916 – the 50th anniversary of the founding of the hospital by Mother Bernardina and the Sisters of St. Grant to send troops needed in Virginia to Kentucky and Ohio so Hood must be stopped in Nashville. If he can take Nashville, he then can move into Kentucky and threaten Louisville and even Cincinnati in Ohio. John Bell Hood the opportunity to move north toward Nashville with 33,000 men and 6,000 cavalrymen. William Tecumseh Sherman’s march to the sea begins, leaving behind Atlanta “smoldering and in ruins, the black smoke rising high in the air and hanging like a pall over the city.” The general’s 60,000-man army plans to march southeast 225 miles through Georgia to the Atlantic and there capture the Confederate stronghold Savannah.
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