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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
20
The State Health Department urged parents to take their children to a family doctor or local clinic for a general physical before the new school year. Dr. William A. Brunfield urged addressing hearing defects and poor eyesight and emphasized vaccination as a preventive for contagious diseases in schoolchildren.
The families of the late George Borter and the late Walter E. Morrison express gratitude to donors of cards and floral pieces, relatives, bearers, friends, and neighbors for kindness shown during bereavement. They also thank Rev. Royal Mabback, employees of local businesses, hospital staff, and volunteers for support and sympathy.
In loving memory of Lena Doring Walther who died thirty five years ago on August 11 1914. Also birth notices for Michel Ann Bernacki on August 7 1948 and Sheila Ann Fitzgerald on August 9 1948. The notes reference family names Bemnacki Fitzgerald Hananigan and Mrs freered.
A fragmented Aug 1948 to Aug 1949 set of death notices and funeral details lists individuals such as Donato Bagaroge, Joseph J. Butler, Oliver B. Filkin, Mary Emma O’Connor, Etella M. Mangione, and others. Entries include dates, family relations, funeral homes, church services, and interment plans, with various residences and cemetery notes, mostly in the local area.
Party Apollo Court Order of the Amaranth will sponsor a picnic and card party at the home of Mrs Grace Brierly 17 Second Avenue Saturday Cards start at 4 pm with buffet supper at 6 pm All district courts may attend Jamora at Colces Hospital in Ate 10 198 Arthur LaMara listed as husband and Beatrice Daigneault connected to Cohots street and many others named in obituaries and funeral notices following.
The voluntary prepaid medical plan, similar to Blue Shield, expanded to 11 counties and now serves about 87 047 subscribers led by Dr. Benjamin Curie of Northeastern New York Medical Service. In Rensselaer County about 13 900 are enrolled with Albany County housing most members.
The 105th Infantry near Buckingville begins a nine mile march from Diveuse base to Pine Camp after three days in field combat training on sandy plains. A WAC corporal Dora Hanks shot 182 of 200 in carbine practice sparking comment. A forest fire smoke accident injures four near the reservation. A full scale Zith division review, last seen before Okinawa, will be held tomorrow led by Maj Gen Brock.
The Round Lake Association annual meeting elected trustees Fred G Seleh De Forreat Farnsey Russell G Connor and Ralph H Williams for three years. A Malta tax measure of 3000 for road rebuilding passed 101 to 16. A report by President Harrison E F Godeyard highlighted last year’s road improvements. Trustees authorize a second tree spray funded equally by lot holders and adjourn to 7:30 pm tomorrow for an organizational meeting.
S L Fusco died yesterday afternoon at 288 Fourth Street, the home of his in laws Mr and Mrs Anthony Bottillo, after a brief illness. He was born in New Hampshire and ran an agency in Los Angeles for F F Patch and Co of Rutland, VT for over twenty years. Survivors include his widow formerly Anna Bottillo and three brothers. Funeral arrangements will be from The Reeve Senee in Rutland.
A rubbish fire damaged a man’s track at a location on William Street north of Putten. Firefighters arrived amid smoke and heat, quickly containing the blaze and ensuring nearby properties were warned. No injuries are mentioned.
An art exhibit titled Meoeete eof Veramernt opens Wednesday August 24 at the Arfingion ex. Proeet nem eet features pieces by Ine Ptwnéreie of Ger STatte. Seepe and Werreepeyel fh present a selection of crafted objects and machine pieces for public display.
The 112th Street team won the 1Kh annual Inter playground swimming meet at Prospect Park with 8 points. Prospect Park and Public Market teams led individual events. 112th Street swimmers dominated several boys and girls races and relay events as ribbons were awarded to top finishers.
Washington County assessors push higher local property assessments to reach 100 percent of true value. State officials tour towns to set fair equalization rates, aiming to secure state aid without penalizing counties. Estates of Pillsworth and Norton noted with shares to heirs. Magur and other estates listed for tax appraisal.
The Sth annual Troy Cone United Commercial Travelers event is set for Saturday afternoon at Brookside Park. Tickets chair Charles E. Lawrence reports early sales. John Gray and Guy Bull will greet attendees at the park entrance. Joan Snyder chairs prizes. Oliver Dexter oversees arrangements. Carl Langerman handles steam. Ernest Bebernitz organizes grocery baskets. H. Philip Decemote thanks the committee for efforts in arranging.
The Mintle Department of Commerce lists sanctuaries for hay fever relief across multiple states. Adirondack areas including Bik Mroee and Keene are noted for pollen free zones and air quality features, with several lakes and towns named as respite spots.
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Y W C A day campers and parents gathered to celebrate the season’s end with a birthday party turnout. Stations reflected birth months with themed booths while awards honored camp spirit and top campers Francie Metrivern Peter Apottol Margaret Matte Mary Ellen Bournet.
A large fire devastated a Schenectady County hotel with suppression units battling the blaze. The inferno damaged a barn a shed and a nearby garage while injuring or damaging several occupants and an estimated loss runs into thousands.
Three Girl Scout troops have camped with two more trips planned. Troop 43 and St North Greenbush troops camped at Camp Yowachns and Camp Hawley with their leaders and assistants. Troop 3% at Camp Kiwanis with two mothers. Troop 4% from Poestenkill plans Lake George camp with two chaperones. A Burnt Hills Schenectady camp event is sponsored by the Troy Area Council.
Albany Heardner reports a photo of Chris Doyle, found strangled in the Wynantakill last week, will aid investigators tracing his movements before death. Detectives Lynch Kane Lyon McCarthy lead the probe as officials lean toward a death place theory. Doyle knew no local residents.
Police took Dani Dedee aged three from 708 Fulton Street to St Mary's Hospital after a fall in a herb tub injured the chin. Marie Ferretti and an officer transported another child from 173 First Street to hospital with a broken right arm. Both incidents occurred yesterday afternoon and night with injuries treated at home afterward.
Firemen rushed the department yesterday afternoon for the mid of Joma Des promny, when the inhalator caught by Firemen Jaren Howard at Charwe Tilletaon, Centred Fire Station. He were commended at 20 pm. Pemba was removed in BE Magey’s Hempstey fan police theie eate Patronmen Frank Turney and Toby Te Rourke.
An Albany firm won the bid for excavation and grading on the Milley Hill Road project. Maloy Dugan and Maloy submitted the lowest bid at 20,495, under Calhoun Brothers of Troy, with the project estimated to cost around 930,000 for the new school and its facilities.
Dr Arthur J Harker, health officer in Malta western day announced one polio case in Round Lake and ordered all moving picture theaters libraries and other public places to close to children under 18 until further notice.
Mrs. Constance Augustine, 96, of Forest Hill, died at Saratoga Hospital from a fractured skull after her car struck the rear of a truck on Play Morg Farm Hill. Her husband A Augustine suffered non serious injuries. Wilfred LaJeunesse, the truck driver, said the Augustine car rammed the truck head on as they traveled north on the hill. The Augustines were transported by ambulance and treated by Dr Magevern.
Fort Edward relaxes restrictions on lawn sprinkling amid drought concerns. The local measure allows limited watering while controlling overall water use. Officials say the change balances necessary outdoor needs with conservation.
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