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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1945
Page
16
Proceedings report a motion for a new trial in the estate matter. The hearing aims to raise issues regarding the distribution and validity of the will, with the court to rule on procedural and substantive points raised by the defense.
In memoriam notices for Elizabeth Gragnano Carmel Malztn Levi Fe George J Mar and Seving Miller mark a series of death anniversaries. The brief tributes express loving memories, with lines about sorrow, family devotion, and a closing family reflection.
SORN STEVENS at Léonard Hospital February 6 a daughter for Victor Robevecs and Mrs Stevens. exiled actions listed across France January 8 1955 include Sergt Stephen Albert and others. Multiple notices detail funerals at St Peters St Josephs St Jean Baptiste Oakwood and Greenw ich cemeteries with dates February 1945 to 1958 and numerous family relations.
January health report from Troy Health Department commissioner Dr James C Boland shows concerns over contaminated meat causing 80 sick students at a local school. State lab tests to locate the bacterial source, 437 restaurant inspections vs 363 and 312 prior months, milk pasteurization checks, and health nuisance inquiries totaling 78.
Fred Jenkins employed by Joseph Rindner received a Workmen's Compensation award of 30 percent loss of use of the left leg. The Ballston Spa court referee George A D Magin announced the ruling Thursday in the work injury case.
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and funerals including Sarah E. Scott Rogers and Raymond Sebastian. Names include Mrs Louis Stens Edward Riley George Precot Angels De Zu Taanr, Augusta Sebastian, Pvt Charles Sebastian, and others. Funeral details reference churches, cemeteries, and service times in early February and surrounding dates.
Four Troy area Boy Scouts led a Bend campaign collecting bonds during the Sixth War Loan drive and were given German war trophies at the Jus Building. James Cashel, Charles August, Robert Cash, and Carlton Carrail Jr. earned trophies and received German mess kits and canteen cups for top sales achievements and ranks from lieutenant general to major.
The Troy Local Union of Christian Endeavor will host a mid winter rally Friday February 23 at the First Presbyterian Church of Waterville with Rev Paul L McKay Marble Collegiate Church New York as guest speaker Dinner at 620 pm precedes a worship service Mr McKay a former assistant minister at Marble Collegiate and youngest New York City church head holds a BA from Greenville College and doctor of philosophy in education from NYU Alumni are invited and reservations overseen by Laie Ludawicz president of the union
Private Edward C Kaufman of the Marine Corps, listed as wounded in action by the Navy Department casualty list, is husband of Mrs. Edward J Kaufman of 1233 Fourth Street Rensselaer and son of Mr. and Mrs Edward J Kaufman of 144 Columbia Turnpike Rensselaer.
The 185 Conductress Club of the Order of Eastern Star in Rensse laex Albany and Scheneciade streets conducted its annual meeting this week at the Otton Hotel Albany. Maxim ion Mosher of Troy and officers Mrs Bailey vice president Mrs Bowles secretary and treasurer with Mrs Grace I Ostertag grand conductress guest attended.
Fronograph waltzes and jazz provided music for the weekly Cactus Club dance at the Y W C A. Headly High School girls sponsor Monday evening’s Valentine party with refreshments and games including a shuffleboard attraction.
In Troy area meetings leaders outlined Birthday Week activities for March 12 to 17. Miss Margaret Barrett spoke on the founding of the Girl Scout organization by Juliette Low in Savannah, Georgia, 33 years ago. Troops will host each other during the week and a Winter Sport Dance drew 150 attendees at St Joseph’s Hall in Green Island.
Sergeant Albert, previously listed as missing, was reported killed in action in France on January 18. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Albert of 98 Second Avenue, Waterville, he served in the Signal Corps. brothers and a sister Antoinette Albert are named as in the family notice.
The weekly novena at Sacred Heart Church scheduled for Sunday has been postponed to Tuesday. Pastor Rev. Edward T. Reilly announced the change citing a conservation measure. The service will be held from 1 20 pm to 3 46 pm.
A westward thaw from the Oz Valley moves toward New York State ushering rising temperatures across the Northeast. Forecasters warn of rapid thaw risks including flooded streams and ice hazards while remote rural areas fear shortages of fuel livestock feed and mail as plows prepare to clear heavy drifts.
Trojan Post to visit the Saratoga Springs facility with VFW auxiliary and other groups. William J. McCracken will lead, leaving at 12 39 p m from Trojan Posts at Glen Avenue. The program features Gus Wicke singing and Ole Frances Harringer with Robe wan, plus the Tur Inn Orchestra of Saratoga Springs.
S 33 year old Rex Moses, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moses of Camm, reported missing in action in Belgium since June. He had served only a month in the forces after training at Camp Blanding Florida. His brother Private Roberts Moses of Camp Croft South Carolina returned home on furlough days before the telegram.
Halfmoon Grange will hold a two box social and Saint Valentine party at the meeting Tuesday. Hat. Women will supply box lunches and men will provide dessert and beverages. Jay B. Muncher, worthy master, will preside at the business meeting.
James F. OCrowley and Samuel B. Dorrance named to lead Red Cross fund drive in Rensselaer County with Dorrance as vice chair for all branches. Campaign runs through March with a total goal of 27 852 dollars, aiming to expand regional relief efforts.
John A Brady receives LaSalle School Medal for exemplary service to the cadet regiment at LaSalle Institute. Col Lester Higbee of the Second Regiment, Iowa Guard presents the award after a delayed drill due to a fuel shortage. The event includes a grand march, corsages, and a social dance with Mrs. Thomas Grayl iy as chair.
Letters testamentary issued for Esti J theks of asc Srhodacs on the Hicks estate of Leelta ist. Surrogate's Court yesterday by Jesse Edouard hue.
Fire swept a residence occupied by Mr and Mrs Thomas Wisehout and four children and Mrs Ernest Kerwood and three children at Hemstreet Park. Reynolds Crossing east of Joseph Chuba spotted the burning building and rushed in rescuing three Kenwood children from a chair in a bedroom as burning timbers collapsed. Andrew Chubs called the Hemstreet Park Fire Department but water shortages prevented saving the home while outfits and clothing were saved.
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