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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1947
Page
2
Promoted to rank within a local department, name of officer hastily garbled. Promotion to a higher post connected with the department likely to oversee assignments at Manila with the Afedien Corn. No clear dates or organizations fully readable.
Worship at synagogues continues with Sunday services at 8 30 a m led by Rabbi Gutmann who will speak on Washington and Lincoln Two Great Americas. Torah portion read and guest choirs present. Sunday School and Hebrew School meet at 10 80 a m. Purim preparations ongoing as Feast of Lots begins Wednesday evening.
Congregations Shaaray Tephilah Beth Israel and Temple Bel El announce Sunday meetings at 8 am and 9 am services with lectures on Purim preparations. Rabbi Cohen will lecture at 3:30 pm. Talmud class at 3 pm. Father and Son service at 9 am with a breakfast. Various committee appointments and host families listed for events. Samuel A. Mintz acting president. Mr and Mrs Eisner and Mintz hosting. Nominating committee includes Binder Levy Weiss. Beth Israel and Shaaray Tephilah plan Purim observances starting midweek with readings from Deuteronomy Remember Amalek.
A new series of six lessons for expectant mothers of Troy and nearby areas will run on consecutive Wednesdays from 2 to 4 PM in Sing Hniding. Topics cover mother and baby care, nutrition, and baby supplies, taught by a qualified public health worker. Registration by telephone Monday or in person Tuesday at the district Nursing Association office.
East Side announcement outlines HIM Top Hone Bureau events for Wednesday’s general meeting at Mrs. C. Henry McCarthy’s home on Hamilton Avenue. Schedule includes St John’s Church food lesson, March 2 at 4 pm at Mrs. John Dahl’s home, a millinery show led by Mays and P. Tush, a paper lamp shade lesson March 29 at Mrs. Bernard Rourke’s 16 Brookview Avenue, and an April 30 YWCA program discussion. A nominating committee of Mrs. Tash, Mrs. William Corcoran, and Mrs. McCarthy appointed. details on beginning sewing and refreshing hat registrations due Saturday at the county bureau office.
Raymond Holden of 9 Walker Avenue is in Stmaritan Hospital Chore Gathering. The Greanee's Class will hold a covered dish supper and regular monthly business meeting today in the church parlors at 1 30 pm. The Youth Fellowship meets tomorrow at 4 00 pm for business and social hour. The youth choir rehearsal is scheduled for today at 4 pm in the church.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Marford and their son from North Greenbush are guests of Mrs Lewigd Robertson in Second State. Reported production of cheddar cheese at about 60 million pounds marks Second State in cheese production.
An advertisement touts SPRACE hemorrhoidal ointment claiming rapid relief from pain itching and soreness with diminishing bleeding. It targets chronic sufferers who have tried many remedies and promises complete relief over months with money-back assurance if satisfied.
The fourth quarterly meeting of Buskirk Methodist Church elected stewards including Lewis Aldrich Clifford Austin Theodore Baker Mrs Theodora Baker Hazel Baker Mrs Wetley Gile Mr William Lockraix Henry McClallin Miss Mannie Phillips Darwin Sherman Tay Sherman Mrs Lawl Aldifol wan and others. Conference to be held at South Cambridge with Rev Harold W Crittig officiating. Traffic increase noted rising from 1982 to a high point, with a 4420 percent rise in some metric.
In 1044 war events surface with reference to a passenger trade and a drastic 765 percent turn linked to wine, though details are fragmented. The readable phrases suggest dramatic shifts in commerce amid conflict, with names and places largely obscured.
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