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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1944
Page
11
Waterville's lower city budget was adopted after a public hearing in City Hall. The tax rate rose to 55 per thousand, compared with prior estimates, funding city services and utilities. The finance official was authorized to collect about 513,370.45 in taxes for the next year.
Watervliet High announces a shortened daily schedule to allow extra rest for students. The change reduces the school day by one hour, leaving the remainder with extended periods and a 4 p.m. dismissal. Administrators cite welfare and manpower needs as the motive for the plan.
Laurel Lodge items a second nomination of officers for Laurel Lodge 1 to be held at the Ode Fatlows’ Temple Monday evening. Election is scheduled for January and will be conducted at the lodge hall with members urged to attend.
The Temperance Unit at Watervliet names chairmen and directs a meeting at 33A First Avenue Watervliet. Mrs. Guenther installed as president and the ceremony featured a paper on The House of Prayer. Members include Lex Nee Hayford chair welfare and others. a Christmas party for Fairview Home children is planned with the Eastern Star chapter supervising. A price panel group will conduct a citywide store survey this month with volunteers.
Joseph and Samm Frursdar reelected president of Divirnium No 1 ALOK Watervliet. Officers elected include Rick Sherfork vice president A Domevan recording secretary Joseph EL Faring treasurer Norman J O’Meitz marina James Duen outside guard Jonathan Pemeriyn trustees and other officers. Committees formed plan a public social tomorrow at 216 Fifteenth Street.
Faterrliet parish schedules Holy Name Society communion at 5 30 PM. Masses listed for Mt Bridget, Our Lady of Cartret, St. Patrick and nearby churches with multiple Mass times. Holy Communion at 9 AM for Junior Holy Name, Blessed Virgin and other societies. Memorial services and Christmas party plans noted for local churches and the Presbyterian church Ladies Aid. Officers and locations named including 214 St Ambrose, Latham, and 1464 Broadway.
Sermon topics listed for many churches tomorrow with multiple pastors and times. Raymond Smith to lead Sunday School at Wetteran Methodist with worship at 11, Rev Charles A Dayton in charge. Chester Kiet directs noon class. Bertieg Poor leads Young People at 6 pm. Henry Fo Hamlin sermon at 10 20 am at orth Reformed. Max G McCacatey preaches at First Avenue Methodist at 10 am. church school details and youth fellowship times noted. Swedish Congregational topics by Alfred J Liljestrand. Natino sermon at Beppy Baptist? and other church services including Trinity Episcopal Holy Communion and St Gabriel's Chapel with rector Rev Iven H Ball.
Mrs Blanchard Mowers 7 of 1537 Broadway Rensselaer longtime friend of underprivileged children collected and repaired toys for distribution at Christmas. Funeral set for 2 pm at First Baptist Church Rensselaer with many relatives surviving and interment at Lake George.
At a Sléaty School diner, Green Island teams and coach Mom Jaan Wo Lavender were honored for sportsmanship. Guests included Nerine B. Keating, Marcella Beatleg, Edward A Wachter, Walter Extersas, Harry Stoler, Belinge rs, and PEM2¢c Hurley. The event highlighted school team efforts, future programs, and community support for athletics.
A Wednesday evening program at Knickerbacker Junior High School features pupils from Knickerbacker, Powers Whipple and Maskell schools performing three tableaux on The Life of Christ. Christmas music by senior and junior high choruses plus elementary school choirs accompanies the event, directed by teachers across Lansingburg Parent-Teacher units.
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