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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1969

Page

3

Mrs Hewitt Honored By College Unit

Mrs. Almon W. Hewitt of Hoosick Falls was elected registrar of Green Mountain Colony National Society of New England Women at the annual meeting in Manchester Vermont. Other officers named include Mrs. Thomas J. Dowling president and Mrs. Benjamin F. Butterfield vice president with delegates chosen for the National Congress at North Conway May 19 22. The next meeting is set for May 5 at Pittsford Vermont.

Almon W. Hewitt Hoosick Falls Green Mountain Colony New England G. Murray Campbell Manchester Joseph A. Wilson Sr Shaftsbury Thomas J. Dowling New York City Benjamin F. Butterfield Jacksonville Pauline Adams Brattleboro Ethel W. Hill Bellows Falls Douglas Bourdon Claremont N.H Leonard Drake Springfield Bernard A. Streeter Millard Jackson Keene, N.H Wilson

Grennan named new chairman of village People's Party

William Grennan of 39 First St wins re organization vote to lead the People's Party succeeding Richard Severson who resigned after winning the mayoral post on March 18. Loren F. McCabe named treasurer as party plans village board slate with Grennan and McCabe as core members.

William Grennan First St People’s Party Richard A. Severson Luke Fleming Loren F. McCabe McCabe Charles E. “Searey Severson People's Party Searcy Treasue

Eagles Honor Rescue Squad Dinner in Bennington

Members of the Hoosick Falls and Glens Falls Eagles joined a dinner and dance at the Bennington Hall to express appreciation for the Bennington Rescue Squad. The group received 110 dollars plus supper and dance proceeds. Alphire Ross and Louis Ross cochaired the event with Joseph Soule and Hector Pinssoncault preparing the meal. Nick Marra's orchestra supplied music.

Eagles Hoosick Falls Glens Falls Bennington Bennington Aerie Andrew Betit Alphire Ross Louis Ross Joseph Soule Hector Pinssoncault Nick Marra

Auxiliary Dinner Reservations Close Thursday

Reservations close Thursday for the annual birthday dinner of the Auxiliary of Hoosick Post American Legion to be held Thursday April 10 at Elwal Pines Williamstown Mass. Dinner serves at 7 p.m. Gold Star Mothers guests. Mrs Thomas G Restino in charge of reservations and transportation Mrs M Bruce Roys in charge of favors and decorations.

Auxiliary of Hoosick Post American Legion Elwal Pines Williamstown Mass Thomas G. Restino Gold Star Victor Barrier M. Bruce Roys

Portrait Of Maj. Gen. Ross Dedicated At Area Fete

The 83rd annual stag dinner and reunion at the State Armory honored veterans from Hoosick Falls and surrounding areas. A portrait of Maj. Gen. Ogden Ross of Troy, painted by Joseph Barber of Hoosick Falls, was presented to Maj. Austin Creedon. Attendees included Lt. Col. Albert A. Butkas and Maj. Anthony J. Wirmusky among other former 105th Infantry and 210th Tank Battalion members.

Ross New York Army National Guard Hoosick Falls Ogden Ross Troy William H. Tymeson Lawrence J. Hunter Joseph Barber Gen. Ross New York Army National Guard 210Th Tank Battalion State Armory Second New York Guard 105Th Infantry Co. B Thomas Killian Pittsfield Mass Frank Ratigan le Grand Warren Gooding Frank Irick Headquarters Co 105Th Infantry Regiment Austin Creedon Carl Armstrong Armstrong Co. C Carl Stevens Stevens William H. Tymson James Braham Florida Albert A. Butkas Anthony J. Wirmusky George Callaghan U.S.A John A. Murphy Leo J. Albowicz Richard

Glaucoma Clinic Draws 260 People

Hoosick Lions Club reports strong turnout for the second Glaucoma Clinic at Hoosick Falls Central School. Dr William McCarty examined 260 residents with nurse Alice Bain recording results. seven had vision disturbances and four may be glaucoma, all to be referred for follow up.

Town of Hoosick Rita Jones Elizabeth Rowland Ruth Burns Rensselaer County Health Department Sarah Jones Donald Bradley Lions Fal W. LaPorte Anthony Farrara Donald P. Bradley Lions Committee Ally George T. Holbrook Warner B. Morrison Robert C. Hall Willam Gaillard Peter Smith

Villagers Set Instruction On Bread Baskets

The Hoosac Villagers meet at 8 p.m. in the Hoosick home making room. Mrs. William OBrien teaches cloth covered bread baskets and members bring baskets materials a zipper elastic scissors thread. Mrs Richard Powers Sr to bring crewel work for exhibit. Group adjourns to Mrs Leo Mahar Jr s home for business and plans for May banquet. Refreshments by Mrs Richard Marker and Mrs Terrence McCart.

Hoosac Hoosick Falls Central School William O’brien Richard Powers Sr Leo J. Mahar Z Jr Griffin Avenue Richard Marker Terrence McCart

Hospital Patient Douglas Aged Eighty Two At Albany Medical Center

Eighteen year old? The readable line notes patient Douglas eighty two resides at 62 Wakder Ave and is currently a patient at Albany Medical Center Hospital.

Douglas. Eightey Wakder Ave Albany Medical Center Hospital

Hoosick Grange Objects to Medicaid Costs and Supports Bills

At the Hoosick Grange meeting a protest letter against high Medicaid spending in Rensselaer County was approved and copies will be sent to the County Board of Supervisors and Town Supervisor John A. Murphy. The group endorsed Assembly Bill 304 on farm labor relations and opposed Senate Bill 1196 extending vehicle emblems on slow moving vehicles. Deputy Ernest Cleveland attended in place of ill Deputy John Reagan. a Brotherhood Night featured slides by Clemens Crowe on England and an exchange teacher’s work near London.

Hoosick Grange Rensselaer County Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors John A. Murphy Hoosick Grange N. Clifford Cottrell Legislative Committee Ernest Cleveland John Reagan Homer Folks Hospital Oneonta Paul Marpe

Robert Moses of Eagle Bridge at Ellis Hospital Schenectady

Robert Moses of Eagle Bridge is listed as a patient at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady.

Ellis Hospital Robert Moses Eagle Bridge Ellis Hospital Schenectady

VFW to Honor Ike with Memorial Service

Hoosick Valley VFW will hold a memorial service at 8 p.m. Wednesday in its post rooms to honor President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The event includes the ladies auxiliary and a brief tribute by William C. Waterhouse, Hoosick Falls Central School principal, with a moment of silent prayer in classrooms. St Marys Academy closed early so students could view the Eisenhower memorial on television. A silent tribute marked the Hoosick Falls village board opening Monday night.

Hoosick Valley Post VFW Dwight D. Eisenhower William C. Waterhouse Hoosick Falls Central School St. Mary’s Academy Village of Hoosick Falls

YMCA Plans Good Friday Communion at Troy YMCA

The 39th Good Friday Communion Service for business and young men will be held at 8 a.m. Friday at the Troy YMCA with breakfast served afterward. Rev. William A. Groshans of Christ Church United Methodist will lead, assisted by Millard H. Ruby Jr and others. Organist Donald Willetts. Call by Thursday noon to stay for breakfast.

Troy George Prout Donald Willetts YMCA

Cub Pack 502 Sees Indian Lore Emphasis At Meeting

Cub Pack 502 met at Mount Ida Baptist Church themed Indian Lore. Webelos led by Joseph Marche staged a colorful Indian ceremony while Den 2 opened with Mrs. Curtis on roll call. Den 7 under Mrs. Berg sang, Den 3 read Indian messages with Mrs. Trumble, and Thomas Peterson toured Albany Museum for Indian Exhibit. A roller skating party followed and Bobcat pins awarded to Carl Herzog and William Quandt, Wolf pins to Michael Burnett and Ward Peterson. Webelos colors awarded by George Davis Jr. and Lee Clark. Refreshments by Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Ogden, and Mrs. Essegian.

Cub Pack 502 Mount Ida Baptist Church Webelos den Joseph Marche Den 2 Donald Curtis Den 7 Ella Berg Den 3 John Trumble Thomas Peterson Albany Museum Guptill Cubmaster Hill Carl Herzog William Quandt Michael Burnett Ward Peterson George Davis Jr Lee Clark Webelos Ruth Ogden Caroline Esesegian

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