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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
2
Local notices list relatives of Watervliet and Green Island residents serving in the armed forces. Names include Butch Goetz, Graber siblings, Weed family, and Rootes brothers, with promotions, training completions, and expectant returns noted.
William A. Dunne, longtime leader of the Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association, urges support for Christmas seals. He notes for 37 years Troy mail has carried the seals, raising funds to prevent and cure disease in the county, with early TB detection aiding rapid progress. The association runs a two month educational sale to fund its program, now into its final weeks.
Daniel J Campbell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Daniel J Campbell promoted in caption on the Remy Aur Poree Captain Campbell a LaSalle Institute class of 28 RL PLT and Tufts Dental College was commissioned at Officer Candidate School Miami Beach and stationed at Stevens Hotel Clinic Chicago Beach Station Hospital He works in the station hospital at Sioux Falls Captain Campbell formerly practiced dentistry in Schuylerville.
Waterford Sophomore Class plans a Thanksgiving shop event at the high school with Santa Claus as guest of honor. Committees list Decarations Jean Willetts, publicity Margaret Lemmieux Emma tracanni tickets Clara Morin Richard Breen and others. A Thanksgiving assembly was held with junior class in charge of decor. Knights of Columbus meeting follows novena at St Marys Church. A Waterford resident Kathryn Guilianelli earned a War Manpower Commission certificate after completing Ford Manufacturing job training. Local warnings about fake checks issued by Waterford Police and Treasury officials. Red Cross dressing drive meets at John House Memorial with bandages supervised by Mrs B Emerson Devitt. American Legion auxiliary met on Broad Street. Inductions for Waterford men will occur at the local draft board. Obituary notes for John Vogel and service details at St Marys Church.
Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray signs an order stay ing the Board of Elections from acting on Justice Pierce H. Russell's ruling voiding a protested ballot in the Second District of the Third Ward for Eugene F H Lyons Democratic candidate for supervisor. Lyons appeals to the Appellate Division. Mahoney Republican candidate objected. Purcell represents Lyons and Bookstein represents Mahoney.
Berlin's railway and street traffic stay demoralized after R A F raids last week. Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reports residents face the most serious situation ever. Many trains now use suburban stations as Berlin stations are destroyed, with few bus and streetcar lines operating. Sunway network mostly functioning.
Robert Carr Golden has completed basic training at Sampson and received leave. Stanley Briggs reports from England. Alex J. Manuel of Quantico attends school to become a bombardier. Mary Manuel is his mother. Mrs. Gould of School Street and South Williams Street broke her shoulder when her car, driven by daughter Charlotte Gould, rolled. Dr. Seligmann treated her at Whitehall. she returned home. Rev. L H Kerns announced the War Fund campaign totals to date exceed two thousand toward a 3500 quota for Whitehall, with Champlain Spinners, Inc. contributing 1,300 to the drive. campaign continues.
The League for Service will hold its annual Christmas supper and party at the Reformed Church on Wednesday evening December 15. Supper is at 6 30 pm, with reservations due by December 12 along with two red and four blue points. A 25 cent geabbag will feature the event. Committees include Mrs Edna Bailey Mrs Florence Film Jennie Brunelle and Mrs Jet Topping. In Bellaire Ohio a coin toss decided the mayoral race with Republican C E Timberlake and incumbent Democrat C B E Crow each on 312 votes. Timberlake declared winner.
An advertisement-style note markets a lemon juice remedy for rheumatic arthritis claiming fast relief within 48 hours. It mentions mixing lemon juice with water, taking four tablespoons daily, and returning the empty package if not improved, promoting a drug named TekEx Compound as approved by a pharmacist.
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