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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1949
Page
9
The annual meeting of Community Congregational Church at Clinton Heights is set for Wednesday in the church parlors. A fellowship supper for members and friends precedes the meeting at 6 30. Reservations should be made with Mrs Edward Regan. The nominating committee will present recommendations at the meeting.
A man in a New York restaurant, after paying with a $20, discovers the cashier gave change for a different bill. He chides the cashier and moves to the end of the line before renewing the dispute about the 25 cent discrepancy as a bar crowd disperses, while a list of officers for the annual meeting appears.
The Community Club for Clinton Heights will meet Monday at 8 15 p.m. at Clinton Heights School, with a business session followed by a game party. James Doonan and Mrs John Hastings will oversee activities. The Philathea Class of Community Congregational Church meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs Harry Whitehead’s home.
South County Kiwanis plans to install officers at a January 15 meeting in East Greenbush after a special session on January 15 led by the new lieutenant governor. The local board will meet January 13 in the old school as praise is given to Tony Merkle Doc Stone and Roy McFarlin for coordinating a Christmas gift program.
An aid official states East-West trade could reach two billion dollars, with prewar levels to be challenged by 1908 figures. The projection notes ARPA and Marshal Plan nations driving growth, while sectors behind the iron curtain show limited gains and a potential postwar pause. The assessment highlights US views on the value of east-west commerce and ongoing aid program impacts.
West Hoosick notices report Mrs. Raph Herrington confined to bed due to illness. A midweek social at Beptit Church annex is planned for Wednesday evening. Winter Park residents Philip Lewis Beensnduh and family host guests. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker welcomed dinner guests, as did Mr. and Mrs. Leia Schae shhel of Hoosick Falls. The Kyer family from Temransosts joined several days of visits with Mrs. Leceme Kyee. Clyde Baker and family George and Beverly also visited, marking New Year's Eve gatherings with Mrs. Edward Poker and others. The record lists additional local acquaintances including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ghernin.
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