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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1944

Page

11

Troy Churches to Merge in Historic Union

Two Troy Lutheran congregations Trinity Church and Central Lutheran plan merger to form a united Troy Lutheran body. The merge is authorized and will take effect September 7 with rededication at the Central Church. Rev. F R Haebdel will preach the dedication. permanent pastor to be chosen by the new group.

Troy Gowntown Trinity le Avy Theran River Street Bam Central Luvseran Fulton Fem Fith Avenue Sam Wem - SF Pem Paul Yam Neon Andrew Kirgeh New Yor Neon & T Taussdas Central Ceureh Thom Sam Qi Combined Congregations United Lutheran Church United Embers Albany Rensselaer Hudson Walter K.J. Hauser Central Lutheran Church Trinity Church United Conference United Groups Heuser Trinity Lutheran Church

Stolen Car Found In Bayly's Gas Line Station Theft

Patrolmen Masell and Dolen recovered a 1925 sedan owned by Mirriany Burger of 77 Burden Avenue, stolen yesterday morning from Bayly's gas line station on Burden Avenue. The car was later found abandoned at the junction of First and Second Streets. The notice also lists numerous obituaries and memorials from the same date in the local area.

Frank Masell Thomas Dolen First Precinct Mirriany Burger Burden Avenue Bayly Fin Burden

Mead Reveals Business Fatalities

Senator Mead quoted Commerce Department figures showing wartime business closings far outweighed net gains from new establishments. He noted 1,073,000 discontinuances in 1942 43 versus about 500,000 fewer firms, with most closures small firms employing three or fewer people. Retailers led losses with 147,000 closures, and about 266,000 were retailers.

Washington Sensior Mead Senate Smal Business Committee Department of Justice Department of Commerce War Plants Corp Iti Dig Tate Mead United States Pearl Harbor

Whitehall Church Notes Centennial Observance Held

Whitehall Notre Dames des Victories Church marks its centennial with solemn mass led by Rev. Joseph H. Pelletier and attendance by Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons. The three day observance honors parish history, features military masses, processions, a children’s crownings, and a civic banquet tomorrow at the State Armory.

Notre Dames Des Victories Whitehall Edmund F. Gibbons Ofbany Paul Leduc Glens Thomas F. McBride Our Lady of Angels Church State Armory Theodore Belanger Jerome E. Campbell Harold A. Scott Henry Nedde Leon M. Layden Wino New York FL Migneault Chambly Canada Peter Havermans Troy Hudson Champlain Maigneault Lake Charmpigin Havermats Hudson River Wood Creek Joseph Guerdet Thomas M.A. Burke D.D Albany Joseph H. Pelletier

Diamond Rock Lodge To Meet Tonight

Diamond Rock Lodge of Odd Fellows will meet at 3 pm with Noble Grand Earl Hohn in charge. Past Grand Fred W. Whitehouse will report on Grand Lodge sessions at Schenectady. A social hour will follow.

Diamond Rock Lodge of Odd Fellows Grand i Lodge Aubit Lodge Noble Grand Libert BR. Foxes Sociel

Soldier Wounded in France Froya W Cooley Hit in Both Legs

Pte. Froya W. Cooley was wounded in France, receiving seven wounds to both legs, his wife Mrs Floyd W. Cooley of Saratoga Springs learned when letters arrived. The messages state he was hit by machine gun fire and later transferred to a hospital in England.

Froya W. Cooley France Floyd W Cooley Saratoga Springs Cooley England

Boy Injuries From Broken Window Incident

A boy named John Linéerman of 725 Fifi Avenue was treated at Troy Hospital for a cut on the right arm after a broken window at 2311 Fifty Avenue. He was taken by police car to the hospital and later returned home.

John Linéerman Fifi Avenue Troy Hospital CF. Kirlin Fifty Aveniue Thomas Carey Wilam Bell Central

St Patrick's Party Committees Meet Tomorrow

A general meeting of community members planning the card for St Patrick's Church beneft is scheduled for Wednesday September 7 at 3 30 PM in the parish hall. Additional committees will be named and plans discussed. Members of the ball committee include George McLaughlin Joseph Hogan Waelner B Miler William Foy Frank McGrath John Bobrer Arthur Hicks Raymond Decker Charles Schonger Patrick Lane Frank Welsh James McGrath Frank Rausch William Dempsey Thomas Dougherty Joan J Dougherty William H Tyrrell Andrew Cavanaugh William Ryan and Frack Guy.

Father Scully Saratoga Pastor Dies in Albany Diocese

Funeral services are set for Paw. Patrick F. Scully 68, longtime pastor of St Peter's in Saratoga Springs who died Friday night. Born 1868 in Norwich Conn he was ordained in 1894 and served in Troy West Albany and Albany before coming to Saratoga in 1922. He became dean of Saratoga Washington and Warren Counties in 1923.

Paw Patrick F. Scully St. Trick's Church Troy St Peter's Church Saratoga Springs St Peter's Albany Francis Seulor Boston Thomas Laughlin St. Mary's At Arthur Ri Hudson Falls Knight of Columbus Norwich Cone Scully St Charles College Catonsville Med

Fourth Street Woman Burned Halting Blaze

Miss Catherine Slattery, 52, of 331 Fourth Street, received burns to the forehead while trying to extinguish a small kitchen fire on the second floor of a one story frame building. She was treated by Dr Hugh V. Foley and taken to Troy Hospital. Police said she dropped a lit match on papers. firemen responded at 3:29 PM from Box 145. Building owned by Agnes Dillon of 23 Sheridan Avenue. a vacant store occupies the first floor.

Catherine Slattery Fourth Street Hugh V. Foley Troy Hospital

Five Cohoes youths arrested after disturbance at Procter's theater

Five youths were arrested on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges after a disturbance at Procter's on Fourth Street. Names include Albert Toma and Louis Tomi, both 19, Andrew Rousseff 23, Jehan Page 23, and Paul Lefenear 11. They were booked at Central Police Station and slated for arraignment. Tome Tater was taken to Troy Hospital with injuries including possible fractures.

Sve Cohoes Sergi Albert Tyaison Procter’s Fourth Street Central Police Station Albert Toma Central Avenue Louis Tomi Andrew Rousseff Jehan Page Cayuga Street Paul Lefenear Lancaster Street Raymond Hogan Thomas Carey Central Joseph Beaudoin Central Station Radio Bureau Serge Watson Tome Tater Troy Hospital John Dwyer James Moran

Memorial Service for Sergi. Thomas Oatman Held in Hertford

Memorial services for Sergi. Thomas Oatman, killed in France on July 21, were held yesterday afternoon at the First Baptist Church in Hertford. Rev. Tra Stanton conducted the service. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary and the Women's Relief Corps of Hartford attended.

Sergi Thomas Oatman France Hertford Tra Stanton American Legion Auxiliary Women's Relief Corps of Hartford

Schaghticoke Fair Grounds In Readiness For Annual Show

Schaghticoke Fair grounds are prepared for the Labor Day opening, with repairs, water system, and parking completed. Rodeo troops, scheduled performances Monday through Friday, and three nightly shows return. Exhibits, harness racing, and a large horseshow on Sunday await judging by Cornell experts. dairy and beef cattle entries expected to exceed previous years.

Schaghticoke Fair Bepy Jim Eskew American Horseshow Association Cornell University

Shotgun Wound Fatal to Upstate Man

Charles Manel Jr 48 of South Bay near Whitehall ended his life with a shotgun at home Saturday afternoon. He was a night yard clerk for Delaware & Hudson Railroad at Whitehall. He left a daughter Miss Mary Manell and a large family including his father and five brothers and three sisters. Dr Harold A Scott ruled death a self inflicted gunshot wound. The incident occurred as the family prepared for a trip to Fair Haven and the car was near the house when the body was discovered.

Charles Manel, Jr South Bay Whitehall Manell Mary Fair Haven Whitenatt Clemans Highway Manet Kenneth A French Harold A. Scott Washington County Delaware & Studson Railroad Manel Charles Manell Joseph Ase Gerald Raymond Army Georges Bibby Higham Mass Gest Faneil Boston Werrent Webster Tuiett's Landing

City Seeks Judge To Hear Tax Cases In Troy

The City of Troy seeks assignment of a Supreme Court Justice to hear certiorari proceedings against the city over property assessment reductions. Mayor John J. Awman announced the move, as James Hill of the Appellate Division Third Department reviews the request.

Troy James Hill Appelate Division Third’Department Supreme Court John J Wmnade

Bennenington College Opens New Term Address

President Lewis Webster Jones welcomed new students to the thirteenth academic term of Benninglion College. He addressed faculty and students on "The Democratic Principles in Government and Education." The enrollment this year reached 316 pupils, the largest in school history.

Lewis Webster Jones Benning Lion College Esterday

Troy Flyers Complain of Gas Cost

Troy Flyers accuse Troy Airport officials and city managers of price ceiling disputes over aviation fuel. City denies, citing OPA rules and a two cent rate increase to equalize charges with private hangar and repair room rates. A city director defends airport policies while noting rental practices and refueling arrangements.

Troy Flyers, Inc Troy Air Port Trey Beno Robert H. Beno Troy Flyers Fee Troy It Corporation Troy FL Gasoli East Greenbush William DeGrath McGrath

Legion Drum Corps Fourth in Amsterdam District Contest

The Troy Legion Drum Corps placed fourth in the all district competition held yesterday in Amsterdam. Fort Johnson Al Girls Corps led by St Anthonys of Fort Johnson finished first with 96.20, followed by Capital City Lancers of Albany and Noble-Calighan Squadron of Delmar in fourth place at 94.55. Waterford and Cohoes also competed as part of the eight corps. A parade through Amsterdam preceded the event, with an open contest at Chatham Fair planned for Sunday September 30 at Bleecker Stadium in Albany.

Noble-Callahan Squadron Sons of the American Legion Burie and Drum Corps Lamsterdam Fort John Son al Girls Corps St Anthonys Noble-Calighant Squadron St Mary's Corps Waterford Chatham Fair Bleecker Stadium Albany Lancers Johnstons

Meeting Tomorrow to Pian Eagles Lodge Meeting

Francis Adams of 85 Tenth Street will preside at a meeting at Biles Tavera Seveniz Avenue tomorrow at p. tm. Henry Ronaut state president is slated to attend. Trembers are rez Eagles lodge expected to be uted next month.

Francis Adams Tenth Street Biles Tavera Seveniz Avenue Order of Eagles Lodge Orsenize Henry Ronaut Adams Rez Eagles Lodge

Missing farmer found hanging near Pittsfield Massachusetts

Paul Frydel, 55, of Lanesboro Mass, a farmer missing since August 19, was found yesterday hanging from a tree near his name close to Pittsfield. State Police said he had been in ill health. Survivors include his wife and three children, among them Staff Sgt Adolph Fryder, who recently returned home after earning the Silver Star and the Distinguished Flying Cross for 24 combat missions over Europe.

Paul Frydel Lanesboro Mass Pittsfield Frydel Adolph Fryder Europe

Rain Forecast and Warmer Weather to Follow

Rain this afternoon likely ends the week long cool spell. Temperatures dip into the mid forties at night with morning lows near freezing. A warming trend is expected later, with scattered reports of near freezing conditions and protective measures noted for crops.

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Farmers Entitled To Lumber Under County AAA Plan

The County AAA Committee announces that farmers may obtain lumber certificates for essential maintenance and repairs of farm implements, service buildings, and emergencies. Certificates are issued for nonresidential uses when yearly farm costs do not exceed 2400 dollars, with wartime housing excluded.

Atlan Taynet Couny Essen Hayner Nis AAA War Production ‘Board Mrr Geeral

Troy Youth Denies Theft At Albany

George Smith, 18, of Lansing burg, pleaded not guilty to grand larceny in Albany Police Court after being arraigned Saturday. He was remanded to Albany County Jail for Friday’s hearing. A complaint from Mrs. Dorothy Clark alleged items stolen from her home on July 25 including a watch, ring, cigarette lighter, and typewriter. Smith, who was discharged from Albany Hospital, was arrested while an alleged Navy student from Norfolk was allegedly in uniform as a lieutenant. He was being sought on a desertion warrant when Troy police located him.

George ©. Smith Lansingburg Albany Hospital Albany County FBIL Smith New York City al W. O. L Lae Norfolk Troy Navy Fade

Woman Dies in Motorcycle Accident in Troy

Mrs Anca Sh Krovin, 28, of 2 Riven Street Troy, died after a motorcycle collided with another vehicle. Witnesses said the motorcycle lost control and skidded across the pavement toward a hospital. Coroners EL J Senn of Schenectady and Harry J Wands of Albany investigated.

Anca Sh Krovin Wes Riven Street Troy Roomer Reaper Athasy Ter EL J. Senn Scheneccacy Harry J. Wands Albany

R P 1 Opens Two War Courses at Institute

R. P. 1 announces two new war training tracks at the Polytechnic Institute beginning Monday September 11. The Vocational Training program offers skilled crafts and production roles with no high school requirement for admission. The Engineering, Science and Management program provides college level courses in engineering and production management. Registration runs through September 7 at Room 201 Sage Building, with 7:20 to 10:00 pm hours Monday through Thursday and daytime hours.

Er Polytechnic Tastizee Stanley B. Wihse Institute Feld Adt Bkemest Zre Industri Sage

Saratoga County Agent Plans Sept Departure

Saratoga County Agricultural Agent Little, in service 23 years, will resign September 3. He told the Farm Department Executive Committee that he will retire to join the New York State Department of Agriculture. HK Huckle, former Utica county agent, will replace him.

Saratoga County OB. Little Farm Department Farm and Home Bureau Club Association iNew York State Department of Agriculture University of ‘New Hampshire New Hampshire Vermont Franklin County Saratoga Cenny Extension Service Little County HK. T Huckle Funlter County Little Cotmeil University Huckle Oneida Chautauqua County Falcon Coun

Troy and Green Island Girls to Enter Vassar

Harriet Virginia Harvie daughter of Mrs. Peter J. Harvie of Tamarac and Serry Ann Luby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Luby of 11 Bim grove Avenue will enroll at Vassar College Thursday after study at Simla Willard. Harvie graduated cum laude for high scholarship and Luby earned high honors in school. Other details note they are among students entering Vassar this fall. In Albany a separate report describes a woman injured after leaping from a moving car on Broadway with skull fracture suspected. she was taken to a hospital in fair condition.

Harriet Virginia Harvie Peter J. Harvie Tamarac. Troy Serry Ann Luby William F. Luby Bimgrove Avenue Vassar ‘College Simma Willard Harvie Luby Abi Rensselan Hudson Avenue Island Willemier Wvastar Memorial Albany Injurida Broadway Rensselaer Mathew Lewis Elizabeth “Street Naughton Avenue Homer Frank Mothte Elk Street Alsor

Skidmore Graduates Hear Democratic Heritage Speech

President Herb Moore presented the degrees as Prof. Pickasiko Geller gnana urged graduates to value democracy. He said generations of Americans have fought to live more democratically and passed the democratic way of life as a heritage to today’s graduates.

Pickasiko Gellergnana Zeting Ch Pn de Serene of Declaine Skidmore College America Herb. Moore

Stolen Wheel and Bicycle Reported In City

A tire and wheel were stolen from a sedan owned by John Goetz on 16th Street and Second Avenue while parked Saturday. Police say James Newland of 16 Summit Avenue reported his bicycle valued at 1820 stolen from rear park Saturday.

John Goetz Second Avenue James Newland Summit Avenue

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