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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1951
Page
3
Frears promotes a wide sale with special January markdowns including living room suites and mattresses. The advertisement emphasizes absorbent dish towels, quick drying, and sparkle for dishes and crystal, plus striped borders and storewide discounts to attract shoppers.
Government witness Paul Crouch testified that William W. Remington used a Communist Party official post office box in Knoxville Tennessee in 1937. Crouch identified a subscriber file for the Southern Worker and New South and said the box was for party members only. He also said party membership records were burned in Tennessee, and Remington is accused of perjury denying party membership.
Daniel G. Doran a former Troy Fire Department lieutenant who retired in 1943 died Wednesday at St. Marys Hospital after a brief illness. He served at Pumper 2 in Albany and was a Sacred Heart Church communicant residing at 20 Kinloch Avenue. Survivors include his wife Kathryn Gleason a daughter Helen M. Doran a son Edward Doran of Brooklyn and a Troy brother Edward Doran. Funeral arrangements listed with Sacred Heart Church interment at St. Peters Cemetery.
Johnsonville Mrs. Frankie Bennett hosted dinner Sunday. Miss Marilyn Bleyer from Baldwin Long Island spent holidays with Mrs. William Gage. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sewell hosted a New Year’s dinner. Mrs. Lela Gardner of Hoosick visited sister Mrs. Blanche Terry. Eleanor Reed returned to Troy after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herrington. Bernard Tansey of Schenectady and Catherine Haughtney hosted guests. Charles Welling and family shared Sunday dinner.
Schaghticoke residents Mr. and Mrs. Francis Williams visited Mrs. Valentine Goetz’s home for New Year. Guests included Mrs. George Wadsworth and Walter Wadsworth of Bennington. Mrs. Harry Clark’s bridge club held two tables with prizes awarded to Mrs. Cyrus Wells Mrs. Francis Williams and Mrs. Chandler Whyland. Additional visits listed from Troy Mechanicville Linconville and local residents. Puppetry spread over Europe from Italy.
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