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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1945
Page
11
Lawn advice warns heavy late summer heat stresses grass and urges regular watering and mowing high to curb crabgrass while maintaining green growth. Use careful fertilization, avoid chemical burns, and apply ballast amounts of organic feed. Address brown patch and dollar spot with mercurial compounds per directions, and note nicotine-based controls for chinch bugs as traditional options fail.
West Sand Lake reports show Mr and Mrs Michael Sewell in Maine for a few days. Mrs Lilian Snyder and Miss Helen Snyder visited Galaway Lake with Mr and Mrs John Utz. Hastings family back from Lake George after two weeks. Mrs Raymond Miller hosted for her niece. Mrs Joan Ellis formerly Miss Thelma Binick a recent bride. Trinity Lutheran Church closes for vacation and will resume services Sunday Sept 9 with a building committee meeting planned early in September.
Mechanicville Board of Education awarded the high school rerouting project to James Ackroy & Son of Albany for 2,189 dollars and a weatherstripping job on 49 windows at Schools 2 and 3 to WO Kelly and Marr of Schenectady. Exteriors of Schools 2 and 3 are being painted by Andrew Gatzendorfer, with work on the high school and School 4 by Wilfred Patenaude progressing satisfactorily.
Sergeant James E Canavan husband of Helen Patrick of 2233 Sixth Avenue receives the Purple Heart for chest wounds on Ie Shima Okinawa. He also holds the Bronze Star, infantry combat badge, five battle stars and Good Conduct. Serving since 1943, overseas 13 months, father of James Canavan Jr. 2½, son of Mr and Mrs James Canavan of 171 Paine Street Green Island. He is at Walter Reed General Hospital Washington DC.
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