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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1945

Page

15

Lansingburg Highs Aeronautics Program Trains 60 Students

An experimental aviation course begun in September 1832 at Lansingburg High School trains over sixty students for military or civilian jets. The program uses two trainer planes in the old regional school and offers Regents credit with a 90 minute afternoon session.

Yearburg High School Lansingborg Air Program Ceater Fourth Avenue Keee Mise, Jr Tedener Mather Lansingburg High Schoel Enstell Tuo Rooman Lansingburg High Huber Xirig Elasgroom Stork Federel Aefronautics Lansingburg High School Carl ‘Misel, Sr Jefrear

Area Girl Wins National Grange Essay Honor

Eyre Corland Hayner, 13, daughter of Allen and Hayner of Center Brunswick, won the national Grange essay contest for ages 11 to 13 with the topic The Grange and Community Improvement. The Albany Regional Conference announced the award after she led New York State in elimination rounds. Eyre attends Knickerbocker Junior High School and has been a Juvenile Grange No. 354 member since early school days.

National Association of Granger Eyre Corland Hayner Allen “Hayner Center ! Brunawick Albany Grange Hayner New York State Eyre Knickerbocker Junior High School Juvenile Grange No

Albany Waiters Buy Majestic Hotel at Lake Placid

Two Albany men William E. Tallion and John Theodore have purchased the Majestic Hotel and Restaurant at Lake Placid for 375,090 from Goodman Kelleher, who built up the property from a four room restaurant over twenty years. The hotel will accommodate 300 patrons.

Albany Wiliam E.tallion DeWitt Clinton John Theodore Kenmore Majestic Lake Placid Goodman Kelleher

Terrill to Address Y M C A Officials

L M Terrill, World Service Secretary, will speak to the Y M C A board at their luncheon Monday at 12 15 pm introduced by Neil K Whites. He will discuss Arabs Jews and Christians cooperation in Jerusalem and the canteen recreation centers open to soldiers and POWs in the Middle East along with Polish refugees. Terrill has been with Jerusalem Y M C A since 1936 after 25 years in the United States.

Yee M. Terril World Service Neil K. Whites Trey World Service Group Mr. Terrill Jerusalem Y M.C Jerusalem “Y Palestine Terrill Jerusalem C. AL United States

Schenectady Man Dies in Fire

Frank Doherty aged 72 a former Schenectady contractor who tended Bresim Levin's Hotel at Henry and Albany Streets died in a hotel fire. His body found among the wreckage and identified by a friend who noted he had two sons in service. Firefighters from seven companies battled the blaze hampered by a frozen hydrant with the cause still undetermined.

Frank Doherty Schenectady Henry Albany Doherty Hremen Frst

Man Fined on Cruelty Charge

Warren Griggs, charged by the Humane Society, moved from Grafton to Troy abandoning two dogs without food or shelter in zero weather. He pleaded guilty before Justice Charice Lyons, receiving a 19 fined and a suspended 30 day jail sentence. Chester A Irving, shelter superintendent, recovered the dogs for care at Menands kennel.

Warren Griggs Hugnane Society Grafton Troy Justice of the Peace Charice Lyons Griggs Rensselaer County Chester A. Irving Humane’ Society Menands Kennel Mr. Drving Glue Factory Road

Round Lake Notices and Local Meetings Schedule

Round Lake Mre Herbert and Wall underwent operations at Leonata and Sara toga Hospitals this week. Derby of Baltimore visiting here, Norton of Route 9 East to Janes Avenue. Fire Department elected officers Charles Searls president, Parker vice president, Hesson secretary, Taylor treasurer, McKean chief, Cooper first assistant.

Herbert Wall Leon Ata Frank Gatcia Saratoga Hospital Charles €. Derby Baltimore William Norton Janes Avenue Fred G. Selen Norton Malia Emeline Brownelt Ai Am Regimald MacKinter Rober Kopp Estelle Jones George Thomas, Jr The Round Lake Fire Department Charles E. Searls Raymond Parker Nett Hesson William Taylor Lawrence P. McKean Elbert Cooper

Seeking 75000 For Man's Death Trial Opens

In Hudson Falls Supreme Court a $75000 wrongful death action begins for Lena M Andrews of Whitehall over Charles A Andrews killed in October 1944 car crash. Plaintiff names Percy O Dell and son James of Whitehall the Weaver Building Supply Co Inc of Hudson and Joseph Gabe of Hudson as defendants for alleged negligence.

Supreme Court Washington County Hudson Falls Lena M

Temple Beth El Seeks Active Year With Services and Meetings

Temple Beth El schedules today’s service at 5 pm led by Rabbi Reuben Slonim who will discuss War Is Bad But It Can Make Us Better. Tomorrow 9 am sabbath service includes Religious School students with Junior Daughterhood meeting afterward. Monday 1 45 pm Rabbi Slonim resumes Women’s Service Group. Sisterhood meets at noon with Harvest in the Desert book review by Mrs Abraham Brownstein and news summaries under Mrs Jules Buckman. Next Thursday 6 30 pm Brotherhood hosts Father Son Daughter dinner with magician and brief talk by Rabbi Slonim. reservations due by Monday. Annual meeting notes list officers, nominating committee and board results. Girl Scouts and Brownies room use approved.

Temple Beth el Spm Reuben Slonim Rabbi Slonim Desert Abraham Brownstein Jules Buckman Brotherhood Rabbi Siosim

Seelye Named To Head New Committee

State Sen. Seelye was appointed head of a new committee to oversee the postwar reconstruction fund and highway and parkway legislation impacting communities such as Troy Waterford Mechanicville and Saratoga Springs. The announcement named 17 new chairmen for 35 seats with Mortimer Cullen and Thomas Campbell among others on multiple panels.

Seelye Lépreset Rensselaer-Sarmiova Btate Senate Beelye Guy Thomas E. Dewey Troy Wa‘terviiet Reen Island Cohees Waterford Mechanicville Saratoga Springs Rensselaer County New York New York City Taconic Valley Washington County New York-Montreal Thomas F. Campbell Schenectady National Guard Benjamin F. Feinberg Washington-Warren-Essex - Clinton Mortimer F. Cullen Albany Disp Troy Area Campbell

Dr. Davis To Speak At Sage Dinner

Dr. Davis is scheduled to speak at the Sage Dinner. The event details are unclear due to fragmented text but involve Stevens Institute and a noted educator.

Dr. Davis Sage Stevens Institute Buz Jecheze Ted

Green Island Students Preview Home Economics Show

Green Island high school students in Home Economics Class 1 under Miss directs present a school auditorium program with performance by Louise Mitch and chorus. The event precedes Friday induction of Geers, with music by director of music and Ed Gisboe in charge. Navy servicemen Lussier and Gilboe, both former Green Island High grads, spent Christmas aboard Lussier’s ship, sharing letters about turkey dinner, pie eating contest and a toy race.

Ender Miss Louise Mitch Ehiss Prey Alice Eine Green Island Lodse Ita Odd Fellows’ Hall O: Geers Depo George Bine Edward Gisboe Rabb Lussier MOMM C. Bork Green Island ‘Navy Ognen Alys Henry W. Lussier Arch Stree Theodore Gilboe James Seet Heally Record

Test Defrosted Pie As Future Dessert

A Syracuse University home economics project tests defrosting apple pies under three phases freezing apples unbaked pies and baked pies with plans to open lockers in April and judge results by official scoring methods the effort aims to extend freezing to pumpkin pies cakes and batters.

Syracuse College of Home Economics Syracuse University Ihe Curdoor Rukh Nason

Ship's Lantern Loses Lanterns in Night Theft

The Ship's Lantern at 2 Second Street reports the loss of two lanterns stolen during the night. A detective bureau report received yesterday details the burglary and the front-hanging lamps missing from the storefront.

Second Street Detective Bureau

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