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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1946
Page
3
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Hoosick Falls town board to hold annual meeting at municipal building with the customary budget review for the year ended. A proposal from highways supervisor to purchase a trust is discussed. no organization is planned. Tonight includes greeting at St. Mark's rectory and Guild Christmas party. Knights of Columbus and Hoosick Club events fire up holiday gatherings. Personal mentions Mr and Mrs H E Van Sardan of Brooklyn visiting relatives and planning a trip to Williamstown.
New Year revels in New York promise swankier hotels and night clubs with cover charges around M0 per couple. Hotels are touting reservations, brimming with guests and a celebratory air as crowds fill electric docks and venues. Also noted is an obituary item for Mrs. Wilfred Agan of Pottery Hill with funeral services at Pitstown Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Anton Woz. Burial at Hoosick Ruval Cemetery followed. Bearers listed as Raymond Loker George Eydleshymer Charles Sheffer and Ernest Kevran.
The Stillwater Parent-Teacher Association hosts a dance for all school children today from 8 to 1 at Stillwater High School gym. Admission is free and refreshments will be served.
Public Service Commission on Saturday approved a 20 percent boost in freight rates for railroads operating in New York State with various exceptions. The order, effective January 1, follows ICC approval of nationwide increases and allows railroads to raise rates up to 20 percent on most goods. Some exemptions permit higher or different adjustments while major changes require 30 days notice to the public and to the commission. Centennial Kentucky Derby set for Saturday May 3 at Churchill Downs.
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