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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
3
Meeting of Red Rock Home Bureau postponed from this week to March 1. Mrs Fred George at Phind Avenue will host. Details on dues and protections provided by the secretary.
In Aachen Germany Arthur Brauer and Emilie Brauer are tried for hoarding food and luxury goods for Nazi Germany. A German judge condemns hoarding that worsened hunger, denounces betrayal of the nation, and vows punishment and relief for the hungry German people.
Federal tax form guidance outlines who qualifies to use Form W-2 and when to choose long or short forms. It cites income thresholds, with examples of single and joint filers, and notes restrictions on earnings types for W-2 usage. It mentions that deductions differ between forms and previews upcoming coverage in the series.
A school program at East Side featured fifth and sixth graders under Miss Lois McClellan and Miss Anne Colehamer with readings and music including The Concord Hymn. Auxiliary events include a Church of the Ascension reception on Highland Avenues and Triumph Rebekah Lodge plans for a March 20 meeting in Albia with a social committee named.
The report lists residents and visitors including Sarah Holbritter, Donald Sheffer of Fort Hnax KS on furlough, and Joseph Young at Samaritan Hospital for an infected band. Guests include Clarence Eyclesheimer of SJohnzonville and Albert Sabin, Robert Blair of Potteram, DeLaMater family, and Mrs. William Miller of Richmond Virginia visiting here.
Mrs. Clarence Teal of Troy visits Mr and Mrs Ieving ODonnel. Corp Donald Sheffer spends a day with his wife and kin. Lewis Brundige, son of Edward and Mrs Brundige, left for Army induction last week. The Me’s Club schedules a public health meeting Monday at the church hall.
The annual Community Night of Troop 25 Boy Scouts at 21 West Lane Leake will be held at 8 pm today. Parents and the community are invited to attend as scouts serving in the armed forces are honored with a prayer by Rev. Bary W. Larkmond. Clinton B. Roge and Howard H. Gorham will speak, with life at Camp presented by moving pictures from Rotary. Nine boys will become first class.
Scouts in charge of arrangements are named Kimball Sprague moc hames Hargrave amid an unclear report from Greece mentioning about 500 and a peacock fate.
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