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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1945
Page
7
Stock leaders moved higher in a brief session as gains from several industrials and utilities fed a rally. Delaware and Hudson merger talk lent some momentum while defense and chemical issues showed uneven but positive moves.
Market notes list steady flour prices for spring patents and rye, cornmeal, and bran values. Butter prices set by OPA for bulk cartons in New York, with creamery and grade scores. Detailed wholesale ranges for cheese, poultry, and fresh produce including cabbage, radishes, parsnips, parley, beets, celery, apples, lemons, peppers, broccoli, potatoes, grapes, bananas, nuts, mushrooms, and other items with regional references to New York and nearby states.
Saturday stock notes cite Foster and Adams for quotes on Packard Motors Pan Amer Corp Pennsylvania Pepsi Cola Philliss Petrol Public Service Punman Co Pure Oil Pressed Steel and others. Market activity and closing figures referenced for the period.
Due to fuel constraints Ironswick Grange will postpone the February meeting and hold a March all-day session at Brunswick Community Home Bureau. Mrs Flord Heyner led a vegetable preparation talk while Mrs Chester Wyman led an afternoon lamp shade exhibition and discussion. The next gathering will be March 22 at Mrs Nellie Enale’s home with a light lunch and a lamp shade fusion planned.
Stillwater community updates include a Mont Somers Chapter meeting at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple with Richard Brown presiding. Funeral services for Mr James McClen then were held at Parker Funeral Home Burnt Hills. Mr McClenthen died after a four month illness, residence 36 Lincoln Avenue Schenectady.
Schuylerville area residents shared wartime updates and civic notes. James Flannery and son visited New York relatives while others from Victory Mills Saratoga Springs and Schenectady were mentioned visiting family. Navy member and local service members received commendations and updates on deployments and honors.
A fragmented OCR classified section shows scattered words about education employment real estate automotive and services. It references listings for exercise tables seating and hints at personal service and market items with numbers and stray names, but most specifics are unreadable.
Averill Park society pages report grand jury service by Mrs Hearty Henkel Mise ette Catmon and Bir plus Mr and Mrs Harry Brown as guests of Mr and Mrs Hamid Harriman. The Rebelish Lodge met midweek. two candidates initiated in the Hrs degree. A Valentine supper at Tooh Lincoln by Grange members featured music by Melvin Thomas. Mrs Joseph Pett and daughters noted. Reformed Church gains a new Valentine service flag donated by Mrs Pat Gites and Mrs Harold Harder, with a comfort bag and an electric stove gift accepted. A social supper followed, table decor in Valentine style. officers chaired by Mrs F E Craig. Ray W Pringle led the program. Mrs Samuel Hewitt played piano. The next entertainment committee includes Mrs Mark Baby and others.
Public notice to heirs and beneficiaries of Gardner O. Harr and Frank J. Walsh estate. Surrogate’s Court in Oneida at Rome orders appearance by those interested to show cause why no decree should be made settling affairs and distributing shares. Notices filed with Surrogate’s Office. appearances required by law under date stated.
An employment notice states that all applicants must be cleared through the local office of the employment bureau. It emphasizes mandatory clearance before proceeding with applications or job consideration.
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