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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1949
Page
1
Trout and other fish in New York streams were not harmed by the recent flood the state conservation department reports. Ichthyologist John Greens notes some fish may be stranded but overall flood waters pose little risk as trout stay in pools in winter and eggs hatch in spring barring severe erosion outside stream beds.
St John s Evangelical Lutheran Church elected officers for the coming year at the annual congregational supper meeting presided by Rev Benton F Rudisill. New officers include Mahlon Muller vice president Kermit Eckert corresponding secretary Paul Lynch treasurer Kermit Gulden financial secretary and eight others elected to the Church Council. The 194 budget was oversubscribed and eight new members were accepted. reports from church committees were read and the Ladies Aid Society oversaw the supper program.
Kenneth Jayne Pleade, 35, of 163 Mixth Avenue, changed a prior not guilty plea to guilty in Troy Police Court yesterday for petit larceny. He received a suspended eight month sentence in Rensselaer County Jail and must repay funds he collected and seek other employment. He was arrested Wednesday by Patrolmen John Osterhout and Frank J. Turner after posing as a salesman for a firm distributing silverware prizes and collecting a 3 tax. He asked for an adjournment to obtain a lawyer and appeared today without counsel.
Commissioner John Mitchell reported December totals show 61 permits issued with expenditures of 876 100. Building operations worth 92 478 included a passageway between Clutt Peabody Co plant at 20 900. Electrical installations and other permits added to the city total. City incinerator project progresses as trials begin. deputy commissioners and local officials outline inspections and activities.
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