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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1945
Page
1
Members of the reassessed county bar association pay tribute to Charles W. Marsh, describing him as a skilled lawyer and esteemed gentleman. The memorial notes his lifelong dedication to justice, his mentorship, and the lasting impact of his friendship and counsel within the court.
A reformulated dental paste named Pege promises easier wear and greater comfort for users with dentures. Early trials report improved fit and fewer sore spots, encouraging wider adoption across age groups.
Mr Jones closed the service with a tribute to Charlie Marshall and the Bar Association. He urged that the world cannot afford to lose such colossal souls and noted the memorials arranged by George Curley and the Bar Association committee. Emmott Howe and others were named among those who contributed to the remembrance ceremony.
Funeral rites were held for the victim fatally injured by a train at Waterford. The service began at 9:00 AM at the residence and continued at St Mary’s Church with High Mass. Rev Francis Eivern officiated, Margaret Holton played the organ, and Merceila Hess performed several selections. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with a host of local mourners in attendance.
The annual convention of the Brotherhood of Rashrey and Breemship Clerks is postponed until fall. The event had been scheduled to be held in this city March 7-8 but travel restrictions and other issues led to the delay. Officials say plans will be announced for a new date and venue later this year.
Founders postpone planned dinner amid sponsorship and sponsorship delays. Attendees expected to reconvene at a later date. organizers cite logistical issues and fuel-related constraints affecting the event's timing.
The double funeral for Mr. and Mrs. George T. Morris was held at John H. Healey Funeral Home and St Mary's Church. The couple died from carbon monoxide poisoning at their home, 1503 Massachusetts Avenue. Local officials attended, including County Atty. and former county undersheriff. Burial followed at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Paris reports France aims to produce Allied war materiel worth 2.66 million dollars in 75 days. The French Information Service says plans include 2,660,000 uniforms for the American Army, gasolene cans, aluminum components, large gauges, electric bulbs, surgical instruments, and timber. Some items will be shipped to the United States as manpower and factory transportation are arranged.
A misplaced plate at a Friday three car collision on Freeman's Bridge Road near Schenectady triggered Olaf Larson of Corinth’s arrest on leaving the scene charges. He pleaded not guilty before Justice Edward Warr and posted 156 bail. Victim Leake, found dazed away from the scene, was later released from Ellis Hospital after no fracture was found.
Mary Hardich and George Stawer guests in Buffalo and Schenectady while Frank Knight moves to 15 South Lake Avenue. Memorial Methodist and First Baptist Church groups schedule evening events with a school system discussion led by Helen Upto and a 2:30 pm women’s meeting with Mite boxes and a foodless fund report. A religious instruction school is set for 2:30 pm.
The Hendrick Hudson In and Game Club meeting at Odd Fellows Hall has been postponed due to a fuel shortage. The next meeting is tentatively set for February 21 if the coal crisis is resolved by then.
James HL Carpenter of Stephentown was appointed foreman of the grand jury by Justice Pierce Russell at the February term of the Supreme Court for Rensselaer County. Barry J. Davidson was suggested as foreman, jurors were admonished to consider only sworn testimony, and the panel convened to hear presentations as jurors prepared to begin evidence.
Trinity Methodist Church Women of the East Side plan a 5 PM gathering with Mrs B P Nietzel leading devotions and Mrs Lala G Stillman guest speaker on The Rights of the American Face. Also mentions other church events and Ascension Guild luncheon host duties.
Calvin D Johnson formerly a Congressman, now representing a dozen manufacturers from coal to butter through Washington ties. He promotes direct access for business clients, handling priorities, travel and freight, claiming the practice is a new, efficient way to influence lawmaking and agency actions.
Pastors and laymen from four area churches met at Rev. Charles M Sharpe’s home to finalize plans for a Union Lenten Service series. Each Wednesday starting February 28 the services rotate among Ninth Presbyterian Church Memorial Methodist Church Church of Christ Disciples and Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian with laymen assisting. The March 7 service is at Memorial Methodist, March 14 at Church of Christ Disciples, and March 21 at Oakwood Presbyterian.
J. M. Warren Co. elected Alexander L. Darby as president at its 38th annual stockholders officers election held at 341 River Street. New officers include George Chicoine and John J. Brown as vice presidents, Alexander Darby Jr as secretary, Frank J. Weber as treasurer, Esther B. Houston as assistant treasurer. Directors for the year feature Darby, Weber, Alfred W. Gale, Houston, Darby Jr, James P. Birney and Armand F. Guerin. Darby and Weber served as tellers.
A wartime plant builder in Granite City recalls stealing rails at night to complete a war project. He says a government man warned of jail, and contrasts punishment for stealing bread with rail theft, noting he met Congress when charged. The tale reflects wartime shortages and wartime justice.
Coast Guard and volunteers hunted for two youths brothers bred Ramhuss, 17, and Donald Ramhuss, 14, who vanished after venturing onto Lake Erie ice during a fishing trip. Weather and ice conditions were reported hazardous as authorities cautioned about open water and broken ice miles from shore.
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