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Source for: Robert Gunn Monroe, 23 MAR 1925 - DEC 1987
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Name source: S2Name source: S6Page: personal knowledge
Name source: S7Page: Database online at Ancestry.com
Birth source: S6Page: personal knowledge
Graduation source: S20_MIL S5Social Security Number source: S7Page: Database online at Ancestry.com
Social Security Number source: S19Event source: S7Page: Database online at Ancestry.com
Death source: S6Page: personal knowledge
Death source: S7Page: Database online at Ancestry.com
Death source: S19_MIL S19
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Source for: Janet Marie Weber, 10 FEB 1927 - 25 JUN 2015
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Name source: S2Name source: S6Page: personal knowledge
Name source: S15Page: Database online. Year: 1930; Census Place: Cohoes, Albany, New York;
Roll: 1404; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 116; Image: 788.0; FHL microfilm: 2341139. Family #42, lines 86 to 91. April 2, 1930 by Paul Marra.@M6@
Birth source: S6Page: personal knowledge
Birth source: S16Page: Database online.
Text: Record for Janet W Monroe
Birth source: S17Page: Database online.
Text: Record for Janet M Monroe
Birth source: S15Page: Database online. Year: 1930; Census Place: Cohoes, Albany, New York;
Roll: 1404; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 116; Image: 788.0; FHL microfilm: 2341139. Family #42, lines 86 to 91. April 2, 1930 by Paul Marra.@M6@
Education source: S18Page: Newspaper name is not known; date is probably July 1944.
Text: COHOES GIRL GETS SCHOLARSHIP OF UNIVERSITY CLUB
Oliver Street Resident Honored by Troy Women's Group
Janet M. Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Weber, 30 Oliver Street, Cohoes, has been awarded the two-year scholarship of $200 annually, given by the Troy Women's University Club, Mrs. Charles H. Tobin, chairman of the scholarship committee, announced yesterday.
On July 1, Miss Weber entered R.P.I. where she expects to obtain a degree in chemical engineering. Under the present college program, she will complete the four-year course in two years and eight months.
Besides attending college, Miss Weber is working fourteen hours a week doing general office work in one of Troy's stores, and she is life guard on Sundays and nights at the Cohoes swimming pool. She has also worked on the rationing of food, sugar, fuel and gasoline.
At Cohoes High School from which she was graduated in June, she took part in dramatics and athletics, was a member of the Art Club and of the Hi-Tri Club, president of the Junior and Senior Book Club in her junior year, editor-in-chief of the 1944 Year Book, and valedictorian of her class. Twice she represented Cohoes High School on the Little Red Schoolhouse radio program.
The scholarship award made bi-annually by the Troy Women's University Club is granted on the basis of outstanding scholarship, need of financial aid, personality and recommendations from the high school principal and the student counselor. Weber, Janet - newspaper article, Newspaper name is not known; date is possibly July 1944. COHOES GIRL GETS SCHOLARSHIP OF UNIVERSITY CLUB Oliver Street Resident Honored by Troy Women's Group Janet M. Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Weber, 30 Oliver Street, Cohoes, has been awarded the two-year scholarship of $200 annually, given by the Troy Women's University Club, Mrs. Charles H. Tobin, chairman of the scholarship committee, announced yesterday. On July 1, Miss Weber entered R.P.I. where she expects to obtain a degree in chemical engineering. Under the present college program, she will complete the four-year course in two years and eight months. Besides attending college, Miss Weber is working fourteen hours a week doing general office work in one of Troy's stores, and she is life guard on Sundays and nights at the Cohoes swimming pool. She has also worked on the rationing of food, sugar, fuel and gasoline. At Cohoes High School from which she was graduated in June, she took part in dramatics and athletics, was a member of the Art Club and of the Hi-Tri Club, president of the Junior and Senior Book Club in her junior year, editor-in-chief of the 1944 Year Book, and valedictorian of her class. Twice she represented Cohoes High School on the Little Red Schoolhouse radio program. The scholarship award made bi-annually by the Troy Women's University Club is granted on the basis of outstanding scholarship, need of financial aid, personality and recommendations from the high school principal and the student counselor.@M8@
Residence source: S8Page: personal knowledge
Social Security Number source: S8Page: personal knowledge
Name source: S16Page: Database online.
Text: Record for Janet W Monroe
Name source: S17Page: Database online.
Text: Record for Janet M Monroe
Education source: S18Page: Newspaper name is not known; date is probably July 1944.
Text: COHOES GIRL GETS SCHOLARSHIP OF UNIVERSITY CLUB
Oliver Street Resident Honored by Troy Women's Group
Janet M. Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Weber, 30 Oliver Street, Cohoes, has been awarded the two-year scholarship of $200 annually, given by the Troy Women's University Club, Mrs. Charles H. Tobin, chairman of the scholarship committee, announced yesterday.
On July 1, Miss Weber entered R.P.I. where she expects to obtain a degree in chemical engineering. Under the present college program, she will complete the four-year course in two years and eight months.
Besides attending college, Miss Weber is working fourteen hours a week doing general office work in one of Troy's stores, and she is life guard on Sundays and nights at the Cohoes swimming pool. She has also worked on the rationing of food, sugar, fuel and gasoline.
At Cohoes High School from which she was graduated in June, she took part in dramatics and athletics, was a member of the Art Club and of the Hi-Tri Club, president of the Junior and Senior Book Club in her junior year, editor-in-chief of the 1944 Year Book, and valedictorian of her class. Twice she represented Cohoes High School on the Little Red Schoolhouse radio program.
The scholarship award made bi-annually by the Troy Women's University Club is granted on the basis of outstanding scholarship, need of financial aid, personality and recommendations from the high school principal and the student counselor. Weber, Janet - newspaper article, Newspaper name is not known; date is possibly July 1944. COHOES GIRL GETS SCHOLARSHIP OF UNIVERSITY CLUB Oliver Street Resident Honored by Troy Women's Group Janet M. Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Weber, 30 Oliver Street, Cohoes, has been awarded the two-year scholarship of $200 annually, given by the Troy Women's University Club, Mrs. Charles H. Tobin, chairman of the scholarship committee, announced yesterday. On July 1, Miss Weber entered R.P.I. where she expects to obtain a degree in chemical engineering. Under the present college program, she will complete the four-year course in two years and eight months. Besides attending college, Miss Weber is working fourteen hours a week doing general office work in one of Troy's stores, and she is life guard on Sundays and nights at the Cohoes swimming pool. She has also worked on the rationing of food, sugar, fuel and gasoline. At Cohoes High School from which she was graduated in June, she took part in dramatics and athletics, was a member of the Art Club and of the Hi-Tri Club, president of the Junior and Senior Book Club in her junior year, editor-in-chief of the 1944 Year Book, and valedictorian of her class. Twice she represented Cohoes High School on the Little Red Schoolhouse radio program. The scholarship award made bi-annually by the Troy Women's University Club is granted on the basis of outstanding scholarship, need of financial aid, personality and recommendations from the high school principal and the student counselor.@M8@
Residence source: S16Page: Database online.
Text: Record for Janet W Monroe
Residence source: S17Page: Database online.
Text: Record for Janet M Monroe
Residence source: S15Page: Database online. Year: 1930; Census Place: Cohoes, Albany, New York;
Roll: 1404; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 116; Image: 788.0; FHL microfilm: 2341139. Family #42, lines 86 to 91. April 2, 1930 by Paul Marra.@M6@
Residence source: S18Page: Newspaper name is not known; date is probably July 1944.
Text: COHOES GIRL GETS SCHOLARSHIP OF UNIVERSITY CLUB
Oliver Street Resident Honored by Troy Women's Group
Janet M. Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Weber, 30 Oliver Street, Cohoes, has been awarded the two-year scholarship of $200 annually, given by the Troy Women's University Club, Mrs. Charles H. Tobin, chairman of the scholarship committee, announced yesterday.
On July 1, Miss Weber entered R.P.I. where she expects to obtain a degree in chemical engineering. Under the present college program, she will complete the four-year course in two years and eight months.
Besides attending college, Miss Weber is working fourteen hours a week doing general office work in one of Troy's stores, and she is life guard on Sundays and nights at the Cohoes swimming pool. She has also worked on the rationing of food, sugar, fuel and gasoline.
At Cohoes High School from which she was graduated in June, she took part in dramatics and athletics, was a member of the Art Club and of the Hi-Tri Club, president of the Junior and Senior Book Club in her junior year, editor-in-chief of the 1944 Year Book, and valedictorian of her class. Twice she represented Cohoes High School on the Little Red Schoolhouse radio program.
The scholarship award made bi-annually by the Troy Women's University Club is granted on the basis of outstanding scholarship, need of financial aid, personality and recommendations from the high school principal and the student counselor. Weber, Janet - newspaper article, Newspaper name is not known; date is possibly July 1944. COHOES GIRL GETS SCHOLARSHIP OF UNIVERSITY CLUB Oliver Street Resident Honored by Troy Women's Group Janet M. Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Weber, 30 Oliver Street, Cohoes, has been awarded the two-year scholarship of $200 annually, given by the Troy Women's University Club, Mrs. Charles H. Tobin, chairman of the scholarship committee, announced yesterday. On July 1, Miss Weber entered R.P.I. where she expects to obtain a degree in chemical engineering. Under the present college program, she will complete the four-year course in two years and eight months. Besides attending college, Miss Weber is working fourteen hours a week doing general office work in one of Troy's stores, and she is life guard on Sundays and nights at the Cohoes swimming pool. She has also worked on the rationing of food, sugar, fuel and gasoline. At Cohoes High School from which she was graduated in June, she took part in dramatics and athletics, was a member of the Art Club and of the Hi-Tri Club, president of the Junior and Senior Book Club in her junior year, editor-in-chief of the 1944 Year Book, and valedictorian of her class. Twice she represented Cohoes High School on the Little Red Schoolhouse radio program. The scholarship award made bi-annually by the Troy Women's University Club is granted on the basis of outstanding scholarship, need of financial aid, personality and recommendations from the high school principal and the student counselor.@M8@