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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
15
The monthly meeting of the Molar Corps of Runsselaer County was scheduled for Wednesday evening but has been postponed. The gathering aims to discuss current affairs and local matters with members in attendance.
Paillp B. Culed of Troy was elected president of the Renaselnn County Agricultural and Morticul tural Society at the annual board meeting held Saturday in the Fulegeounils cfties. Key officers named included Jessa Snow of Stephentown as vice president, H. B. Brynch of Sehugnit cok¢ as treasurer, and Carl W. Lobnes of Valley Falla as secretary.
The list includes Nelson Bette Valley Falls Charles Breeze Hoogick Pally Earl Hrenenstubil Troy HK EB Bryan Schagh tluoke BE L Button Schagitlenkes P. B. Caleb Troy Case Cottrell Housick Falla Andrew Danish chunis Corners John Jioiser Poes tentill Carl W Lonnes Schaghti coke John P Ryan Valley Dalls George Suaple Schaghticoke HH Sharpe Valy Palle Jesse Snow Stephentown De C. H. Bproat Valley Foley Charles N. Trager Sand Take A Weatherwas Schaghneoke Glarenca Kennett George Pierce are members in Easton town. Honorary directors are John GC Swan Farm Bureau Kent Lane Dorran county 4-H Club leader and M Mabel A. Milhan Home Bureau exent. The fair opens Tuesday with 25th anniversary of the fair at Schughticoke location. The society has been active for nearly a century, fairs at Troy and in other Rensselaer locations before acquiring Schaughticoke site.
In Albany last night the Holy Cross College Club presented a scroll to Rev. John C. Carey pastor of St Patrick's Church Walworth. Very Rev Willie Healey president Francis Pagan led the ceremony at a dinner. Healey announced plans for a gymnasium with a 873,0 budget in the spring.
A collection of obituaries and funeral notices for several individuals including Marguerite Celly and others from Alban and Waterford areas. Services listed at St Marys Cemetery and local churches with interments, manners of service, and funeral times. Readers invited to attend funeral rites and observances, noting family ties and residences.
Two Troy men, Clarence O'Dell and Armand Coin, were arrested on assault and robbery charges after allegedly beating and robbing a market owner at Rensselaer Street and Sixth Avenue. The proprietor, Benjamin Ginsberg, 48, reported he was struck and forced to yield $10 before the suspects fled. police later captured the pair a few blocks away. Ginsberg received medical treatment for multiple injuries.
A brief report notes a night of veld weather shows snow and ice on the city rink. Repairs to seating along the pond bank damaged by fire will begin today to provide proper quarters for changing spaces and to enable use of the facility.
Cohoes Quartet comprising four Cohoes girls will perform for the Kiwanis Club. Amyot, Hayes, Carr, and Gort join as rhythm group with Amyot on xylophone, Hayes on trumpet, Gort on piano, and Asgor on drums. The program is organized under chairman Robert J Lem Than at SPAR Barrack Brookline Mass.
Today is the final opportunity for newswriters to reserve seating at the Troy Newswriters meeting. Reservations follow a first come, first served policy, with the base line hours and postmark timing guiding eligibility as the event nears its capacity.
Elks Lodge honors members who died since last service with a memorial at the Third Street Club House. Pastor John C. Hauenstein delivered a reflective address on enduring influence and the fraternity’s guiding principles of charity justice brotherly love and fidelity. The ceremony featured a memorial program with readings music and prayers and listed fifteen deceased members with a quartet performing during the observance.
Ballots mailed to 160 members of the Molders Union were sealed for return to a New York office by a set deadline. The vote decides support for a strike against Laidlaw Valve Manufacturing Co. and related firms in Waterford and Cohves. Negotiations continue after a joint 10% 8? wage proposal from the companies. the union seeks 10% to 12% increases.
The Towser Committee of the Y M C A plans a survey of dormitory facilities and needs. Archibald West Normand Holrood James Stevengan Jr and Dominick Davina serve on the committee. The executive board meets today to discuss the survey and future policing of dormitory conditions. Tomorrow a meeting will hear the report and delegates from the Lugoton's convention in Schenectady are noted.
Apollo Court in GQ of A Lin rooms at Fourth Street will convene Thursday evening. Messxe C. Neal and John L. Neal, patrons, will preside and nominate officers who will temporarily take charge. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. and will be followed by a game party.
Sol Brafman was elected commander of David Charikot Peval, Jewish War Veterans, at the Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Jewish Community Center. Jacob Caplan and others were named officers, with installation planned for April 16. Report from Atlantic City convention noted by Mrs Caplan and Henrietta Chuchraw. members agreed to a Christmas contribution by Troy Knights.
Red Cross aids in planning and resolution of various problems. The article outlines services offered by local Red Cross chapters including information gathering, dispatching aid messages, and coordinating with government relief efforts for civilians and veterans.
The Hudson Falls board in Washington County announces the induction of twelve men, with five Hudson Falls residents among them. Named to report are Robert M. Byrnes Clifford E. Hammond Nelson O. Pritt George J. Lakolut fod John J. Ingraham Roy Brady of Fort Ann Roland J. Burdin Michael J. Vitech Charles H. Mallory Russell Ey Trety Antonious N. Sava Dupala G. Generous and others from Granville Whitehall and surrounding areas.
An evocative account recounts an Eskimo woman’s life in the North, her upbringing, and the transition from hunter’s life to Christian schooling. She describes customs around death, gender roles, and the lure of new lights and sounds from the far south, along with her eventual conversion and children’s education. Sidney Tubhitt introduces the speaker during a church program at Russell Sage College.
Weather summary notes rain ahead as the coldest day of the season passes. Temperatures fell to near 8 degrees with a high around 29 degrees. The forecast calls for a warming trend by late day with lingering rain showers into the evening.
Trainman Maloney retires after 58 years with the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. He began as a porter at Castleton and rose to trainman, serving routes through Troy, Whitehall, Green Island, and Albany. He lived in Albany, ending a long career marked by steady service and local dedication.
In Whitehall area, two elderly companions witnessed a third man’s death as they could not aid him. Coroner ruled death due to natural causes, with Dr Elmer Hudson noting apoplexy as the apparent cause after examination. The scene occurred Saturday morning on a farm about one mile north of Whitehall amid severe cold and heavy snow.
Guild members listened to a piano teaching talk highlighting a structured approach to piano construction and technique. Presenter Walsh demonstrated teaching methods, with students like Patrick Mullady and others shown adapting lessons to young beginners and advanced players.
The Metentive Bureau investigates a mysterious gunshot that pierced a bedroom window on Upper Syning Avenue, striking a bed in which a seaman rested. Officers consider an automobile travel trigger as a possibility while noting other reported thefts and a spate of incidents in the area.
A luncheon for Presbyter ian Laymen representatives is set for Wednesday at 12 20 pm at the Teddtek Tudanw. Rev Lee Junnings Ferry DC of Washington DC will address the group about a fund to aid churches charitable institutions and schools in war torn Europe and Asia. The drive begins in earnest soon with pastors sustaining the effort into spring. Frank B Ward will introduce the speaker, presenting with Frank Tottan of New York, a Rehabilitation Fund committee member.
Special Agent Harold Kotr tan of the BP Office Albany addressed a dinner meeting of the Seth Parker Club at the Waterford First Presbyterian Church. Milley Chamberlin announced Chelstmug entore dainment for Dee 23. Attendance listed for August 18 with events planned for December entertainment.
A two story fire of undetermined origin damaged Rand G Cleaners on River Street by the four story brick building and smoke damaged two other holdings. Firefighters battled the blaze from Box 254 and contained it with no serious injuries reported. Damage estimated around four thousand dollars and smoke damage to the first two floors.
The annual full ceremonial of Oriental Temple AL Wy ON ta area held at the Mason Temple drew about six nobles from across the state. The event opened at 4 pm with novices reporting to the curler Frank M. Allies, followed by a business session and petitions. A band concert and entertainment program accompanied by a dinner began at 7:30 pm, with visitors from Tanalla Tuipl Buffalo Meha Trainte Eprine Acta Ma Caira Temple and others. The ceremonies closed with a toast at the Masonic Temple as officers led the sessions chaired by Robert WG Findewald.
Raymond Castle aged 2 at Avert Parky Cambridge sustained a concussion after a sled collision with a telephone pole Saturday night. The boy was in a group during the accident. details were unclear but condition described as not stable at publication.
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