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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1947
Page
4
December job placements fell to 228 from 287 in November, with manufacturing leading at 100 placements and 127 in other fields. one in agriculture and seven in household jobs. State Employment Service officials report a statewide drop as openings declined to one of the lowest monthly totals in the past year.
Mechanicville officials discuss tax rate reductions to 1.70 per 100 and 2.172 for exemptions while considering extending a water main to Memorial Field Field house and sewer work. Council orders a cost survey. police and fire reports show several incidents and seven vehicle accidents.
A large delegation from the local Salvation Army Corps traveled to Albany on Wednesday for a sectional council meeting featuring the Lincoln's Day Youth Rally. The afternoon session titled Fighting Faith had Brigadier O Neal as the principal speaker. in the evening the Muchanicville group performed two numbers. Forgive Us Plange was presented by Claudia Eleanor Senecul Shirley Stockwell catrley Morelli and Mary Aline Morey. The Whole World for Jesus was presented by Edith Rose Morey Bar bar Senecal Beverly Storkweill.
The funeral of Mrs Ellen O Connor of this city who died Tuesday morning at Manor Rest Round Lake was from TL Cassidy Funeral Home to St Pauls Church for a mass of requiem by Rev Ernest Awich. Burial was in St Johns Cemetery Schaghticoke. The bearers were Andrew Okosky John Mann John Murphy Clinton Smith James Brennan and Don Bardwell. Funeral services for Mrs Mineo carrier of this city who died Wednesday morning after a short illness were held at the residence 198 South Main Street Saturday at 2 PM Rev James K Steward pastor officiated and burial was in Hudson View Cemetery. The hearers were Howard Bartholomew Joe Turner Hugh R Saddleton Nelson Talmatier John T Humes and Bernard Dyer Breviller. The Monday Afternoon Club will meet with Mrs William Able South Main Street.
Boght Corners residents announce travel plans with Lester Lindsey and family leaving for Ft. Lauderdale Florida tomorrow to stay until April 1. Lt Richard Rowley USMC recently visited from Quantico Virginia. Frederick B Smith, Chicago research engineer, staying with relatives while seeking Chicago living quarters. Senior choir rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Bogut Reformed Church. Congregational dinner at 6:30 p.m. Friday marking the church’s anniversary, not a covered dish supper as planned. Junior choir practice set for Saturday February 22 at 3 a.m.
The W SCS of the Methodist Church will sponsor a rag and paper drive in the latter part of the week with date to be announced. Mrs Luis Booth is chairman and asks that items be bundled and left on the curb for Le ruck to collect. The Royal Ambassadors of Second Baptist plan a meeting at 7 30 pm at the home of Douglas Van Vranken. Maniey Spohn is confined to home on South Hudson Avenue by illness. Mrs Frank Kinisky has returned.
Miss Carol Stanford hosted several grand Valentine gatherings at her home with exchanged cards, refreshments, decantations, and favors. Gaiety filled the afternoon as guests enjoyed games and social merriment in a Boston setting near the Leahy Clinic and Masonic Temple.
School groups in Lanshigoorg County will honor founders at a Wariter’s Day dinner hosted by the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Willand L. Lefferts of White Plains is vice president of the New York State Council of Parents and Teachers and will be principal speaker. The event features a lighting ceremony, a musical program with the Four Moramen quartet and student choirs, and community singing. Reservations open today through the return mail.
Marine recruit Cyl Rumnelt McNeil 21 son of Samuel and McNair family will receive furlough this week. Authorized to report from China, he will be home soon, after duty in the Pacific theater.
Its name later changes, the national organization with a mission to unite the forces of humanity, school and community for children's welfare has grown to a membership of four billion with representatives in every state and in the District of Columbia and Hawaii.
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Advice from counselors schools and agencies for guiding a child. Cautions against star based quackery. Encourage summer work and hobbies, plus allocate family funds for broad education and vocational training. Look for Family Message No. 13 in two weeks.
A public service guide urges families to plan finances by prioritizing bills, building an emergency fund through small regular bank deposits, and saving for essentials like food clothing and transport. It advocates life and fire insurance as tools to protect family security and future goals such as a new home education or travel.
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