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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1949
Page
2
George Washington, 31, was arrested in Ban Antonie Texas yesterday on a stop sign violation and driving without a license. He could not provide proper identification and signed the ticket admitting guilt on Washington's Birthday.
Pastor Everett E. Gardiner of the First Baptist Church spoke at Monday's Hoosick Falls PTA meeting on Brotherhood Week. He was introduced by Mrs. Mabel T. Hart, with Marion Case describing homemaking curriculum and Marvin B. Loveys adding a related film. Francis Carney reviewed PTA founders as refreshments were served.
Governor Dewey signed a bill creating a $300 million state bond issue for slum clearance and low rent housing. The measure awaits voter approval in November. If approved, total housing bonds since 1938 would reach $735 million.
In Saratoga County Surrogate Court on Monday, letters of administration were issued to William Bahr for the estate of 12 year old Lyle Bahr of Gansevoort killed in a school bus train collision near Gansevoort. The petition claims a cause of action exists against the D and H Railroad and others.
North Greenbush reports Clarence Carpenter has broken ground for a new residence on East Snyder's Lake Road. Kenneth Cipperley, son of Willard Cipperley, is convalescing at home after a tonsil operation at Troy Hospital. Amy Sagendorf, a student nurse at Albany Hospital, spends a pre vacation at her Snyder's Lake home. Mr and Mrs Harrison Allen and son Wesley attended a birthday party for their granddaughter Gaie at the Willard Cipperley home. The Hoyt and Bolton families from Troy and Cameron Road recently spent a short vacation at their Brant Lake ramp.
The Troy Chapter of the Greek Ladies Philoptochos Society hosts a semiformal ball Monday at the Troy Masonic Temple. Dance music by Johans K. Glanaros of New York, decor upgrades, and a reception committee coordinate the event to benefit St. Basil's Greek Orthodox Church, 900 River Street, with support from Albany and Schenectady chapters.
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