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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1949
Page
16
Fragmentary report notes pastorates to be spread across the conference or the coming year, with Spa and Trey District among the named areas. Unclear details surround locations and assignments due to garbled text.
The Daughters of Me kana plan their annual card party on May 16 at the Mae sonic Temple with Mrs. Jean Richmond of Watervliet chairing. Refreshments will be served. Also included are memorial notices and obituaries for local residents with service details.
Rabbi Charles E. Shulman urged American Jews to defend liberties with vigor at Troy Lodge Bnai B'rith annual installation dinner in New York City. He stressed pride in Hebraic tradition and interest in Israel, noting Jewish servicemen and global affairs. Officials installed included Dr Frank Caple as president and William Fineman as installing officer.
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the kitchen on the first floor of a two story frame building at 38 Pinewoods Avenue, owned by Phi Epsilon Fraternity. Pumper 5 and a booster line responded after a 12:50 am alarm. no injuries reported and loss unestimated.
The School 12 physical education department will present a “Come and Sex” program at the Parent Teachers Association meeting on Wednesday. Pupils from grades four through eight will participate and Ruth Reinhardt and George Cooley will direct. The group has funded a micro moonpa for the science department, helped pay for a tape recorder, and supported opening of the South Troy Branch Library with an open house from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday.
An injured woman was brought to Mary's Hospital at Division and Fourth Streets Saturday after suffering injuries in an undetermined manner. Firefighters Hosemen Jake G. Waite and Joseph Flyan from Central Fire Station assisted with the inhalator at 8:20 PM. Hospital attendants described her condition as "good" last night.
A new carpet was installed in memory of Mrs. Joan R. Row at Third Presbyterian Church. The service honored her life and noted her role as a member of the church community.
A Troy city wide May Day parade and church service are planned by the City Central Veterans Committee to affirm faith and oppose communism. Mayor Ahern will be honorary grand marshal with Rev. William H. Hunt as honorary chairman. A preliminary meeting is set for Wednesday at the Rensselaer County Court House to organize committees and marching squads.
The Cala Health Clinic will be held at 12.00 pm Wednesday May 4 at the Town Church Cherry Plain. Dr Marvin Thompson health officer of Berlin will examine children aged three months to six years assisted by Mrs Bel Guber and Renee Heer county public health nurse. A report of defects will be sent.
Federal Judge James T. Foley urged vigilance against lunatic doctrines and Red threats at Sacred Heart Post’s third annual communion breakfast in Troy. Catholic War Veterans members attended the 7 am mass as John Coyte announced an Albany County post meeting.
Coroner Anthony E. Matern ruled the death of Patrick J. Conroy accidental after burns suffered Friday night at Read's alley near Ferry and Pine Streets. Conroy, 45, reportedly caught fire when his clothes ignited from a bonfire after being seen running in the alley. He died several hours later at St. Marys Hospital. Conroy had worked as a bartender and served at Schofield Barracks in Hawaii. Services are planned in New York City.
The Rev Thomas F Little educational secretary of the Legion of Decency will be principal speaker at the Catholic Women's Service League annual event on May 4 at The Hendrick Hudson. Dinner committee meets at 8 pm tonight at the hotel with Mrs Mary A Miller and Mrs Charles J Niles as chairs.
The City Central Veterans Committee will meet at 3 30 p m today in the Lansingbury Veterans room. They will hear reports on a new bill removing Communists from public school teaching staffs, county brief bank welfare, the veterans vocational school, and last month’s activities. George Petroska presides.
Two Hoosick Falls residents died in a Saturday crash when a 1937 sedan left the Trey Bennington Road near Bennington and struck wires. Driver Leo Mulvini ll Jr. 18 and passenger Doris Hoffman 13 were killed instantly. Foreman Goodwin 38 suffered a fractured collarbone and wrist injuries and was hospitalized at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
An article details plans for the New York State Association of Letter Carriers spring conference in Troy. It covers preparations to entertain about 1,000 delegates, including venue logistics at Germania Hall and The Hendrick Hudson, and outlines key officers such as Frank J. Nuttan as convention central chairman.
Four hundred seventy Lansingburg residents, a three year high, registered Saturday for the May school elections. Three trustees to serve for three year terms and one to complete two years will be chosen. A total of 467 persons registered, topping 1947 and 1968 figures. The samel meeting will be conducted at the school May 3 at 7 30 pm and the election from noon to pm the next day. Present board includes Arthur J. Burch president Raymond D. Sherman vice president J M Grout Charles H Mason jr Fred A Back Eugene J Wheenan John J Mackrell Mrs Marion W Belmherr and Raymond I Mason.
Dr. Lewis A. Froman president of Russell Sage College will speak at the Famaceiser County League of Women Voters meeting on Wednesday at 3 30 pm at the Russell Sage Alumni House The topic will be Toward A Biable Domestic Economy A pre address meeting will follow at 8 pm at the same location Presiding officer will be Mrs Henry Alan Velsor with selection of the local project to be discussed
The Rand and DM council announces the annual gathering at the Maamie Temple in May. Illustrious master stated the event details last night.
The Ray Rarcrison Prout eleef hosts guests of Ivan Grotto at a Thursday meeting in Trojem Post rooms. The event includes a New York floor show and announces a May 21 Germania Hall initiation for the class honoring Mr. Preet, a Troy Grotto member who became grand Marshal of the grand council.
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