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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
20
In memory of Cesare Brencki, died three years ago today. Your love remains with us, may you rest in peace. WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. In memory of my dear father Joseph D. Segue who died January 1. Gene, be set forgaties, dat. Daughters Lavignette and family express love and sorrow.
Dr. Conrad Hoffman Jr representing the World Student Service Fund will speak at Emma Willard School tomorrow at 3 am. A Wisconsin graduate and former bacteriology faculty member, he has led European student relief efforts and served with several international missions focused on prisoners of war and Jewry. He has directed the World Student Christian Federation project and the International Missionary Council committees, traveling widely to raise funds and coordinate programs.
The list records multiple deaths and funeral arrangements, naming Avakian, Gotler, Fox, Cox, Flynn, Fennelly, Giran, Gillie, Hansen, Hawlen, Krill, Nurberg and others. Dates span Jan 1945 to Jan 1955 with services at St Paul the Apostle, Church of the Ascension, Petersburgh, and local funeral homes. Interments in Oakwood and Elmswood cemeteries are noted.
The case seeks appointing Chester Borrelli of Mechanicville as guardian for his son Donald and directs him to prosecute a action against the Board of Education of Halfmoon and Stillwater. Helen Casey, a district teacher, is alleged to have unlawfully struck the boy with a chair arm on December 6, 194, fracturing his right arm and causing other injuries.
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements describe Hiam o Odell and Julia LaBounty family connections with services set at St Clement's Church and cemetery in North Troy. Also noted are Joseph Sonerson and Joseph Poilsy obituaries with funeral home details and burial plans in nearby cemeteries.
The Troy Teachers Association voted to continue its push for a $4 salary increase by appealing directly to the public. A large number of teachers will be appointed to contact representatives active in the city. President Aliys Fresces McTammany led yesterday's meeting as state aid discussions and possible salary relief were reviewed.
United Spanish War Veterans and the auxiliary held a joint installation at Spanish War Veterans Hall. William F. Baker became camp commander with Mrs. Muriel Ferra as auxiliary president. Lt. Lanigan and other officers were installed, and auxiliary officers including Mrs. Helen Stratta and Mrs. Laura Noonan were named. Delegations from nearby camps attended and a luncheon followed.
George Davis was elected head of the Troy Area Council with George Eis and a slate of officers returning unopposed. The annual report lists district commissioners, executive board members, and notable advancements including 387 Second Class promotions and 112 First Class, 43 Star, 13 Life, and two Eagle Scout recognitions. The council logged a record 1,225 active Scouts and significant fundraising and service efforts, with camping planned for July and continued emphasis on expanding training and participation.
Pvt John Reckner of Ballston Spa is wounded in Germany on Christmas Eve after serving months in the South Pacific and Europe. He fought with Cs. L. Veith Infantry before activation and later joined a task force in Hawaii, Guadalcanal, France, and Germany. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reckner of Ballston Spa.
Hart Calvin W. Barker of Fort Edward was treated at Glens Falls Hospital for bruises and lacerations to his hip after his car collided with a truck driven by William Sullivan yesterday noon in Glens Falls.
The Catholic Daughters of America chapter in Court Margaret completed plans for a Day of Recollection at Immaculate Conception Monastery. Buses will depart from Anthony's Church at 10 45 am. Attendees prepare for a banquet on February 7 with chairs named for committees and the session scheduled for January 25.
Vanderheyden Hall reelected its board officers at the annual meeting. John Camatuz serves as president with William Warren as vice president, Herbert M. Dibert as secretary, Barcard Townsend as treasurer, Besier C. Bighee as assistant secretary, and Edward Fie Pattison as assistant treasurer.
A group of twenty soldiers among 386 men were chosen by lot to come home from the United Kingdom. Sergeant Bowser and nine others in non combat duties will depart for the United States within thirty months of overseas service. The exact departure date is not yet announced.
The Retail Merchants Bureau of Troy discussed creating two ethics codes for members to boost unity and improve service. A committee will draft the codes, with appointments to be announced later. The chamber will circulate information on fuel conservation directives and a Christmas shopping campaign report noted a successful season.
James Weschler, PM Washington correspondent, is postponed from Jan 22 to Jan 29 as principal speaker for the Jewish Community Center forum series. He will discuss Democracy Versus Fascism in Postwar America and will address the audience at the center's event.
Lawrence Grow of Hudson Falls area died yesterday afternoon in Glens Falls Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Sheriff Luke Sheldon en route to court. Survivors include his wife and two sons Royal Grow of Winthrop and Donald Grow of Massina. funeral services set for tomorrow at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Mills in Hudson Falls with burial in Kingsbury Street Cemetery.
Lansingburg Boys Club plans a drama club meeting Monday at 7 2 pan at the clubhouse under Charles W. Felter of 9 Park Avenue Cohoes. Felter, a World War II veteran, recently moved here from Baltimore where he directed the Martin Junior Guild Players, praised for entertaining wounded service men. The group has signed up prospective actors and will appoint non actors as managers and siegehands. Felter will guest star at the Teen Age Dance tomorrow night in the Silver Skyline Room.
The No-We-Tom-Pai-Ta-Min and e-So-Ha Camp Fire groups visit the Central Fire House after school under guardian Mrs. Robert H. Gottschalk. Members earned honors, and Janine Mickle’s home hosted meetings planning a church dinner on January 23 with guests Mrs. Gottschalk, Mrs. Grant Securaf, and Mrs. Burton Mickle assisting.
The Trop Hospital Alumnae Association will hold its annual election of officers on Monday at 7 pm at the hospital. Members are urged to attend and participate in the voting.
Weather bureau notes a gradual warming across New York State after a sharp cold spell. Temperatures rose from subzero readings in many locales with Buffalo snow totals and rail traffic impacts cited as shovelers and congestion slowly ease ahead of a Sunday improvement.
Troy area motorists were told that renewal for SB and C TM gasoline ration must be filed 15 days before expiration. Miss Estelina Gallo, supervisor, noted mileage ration sectors will reflect renewals, not inspection records. Charles Freihofer Baking Co. staff reported for volunteer duty at the ration board, with more volunteers sought.
The Troy Automobile Club elected a slate of directors for three year terms. Meeting minutes note officers present and a report of proceedings. The program for the rest of the meeting will be outlined and the annual reports will be examined.
Mrs. Nelson V. Clark of East Hartford received word that Private Nelson V. Clark was killed in Germany on November 28. He served with the Infantry and had just returned to combat after recovering from a shrapnel wound to the head.
Officials report partial compliance as merchants reduce window lights and sign illumination to conserve coal. James F. O Crowley, president of the company, says about half the lights stay off in the morning with a later blackout period, while industries warn of further curtailment if power costs rise.
A cellar fire at 3016 Sixth Avenue started by a blow torch used to thaw water pipes. Fire crews responding at 6 12 pm, Pumper 4 arrived and booster line was deployed. Occupants listed as Z Santoro and W Connors. Building owned by Julius A Keller.
Traction Company seeks to restore full bus fares as a possible date draws near to reverse the one cent reduction. The Public Service Commission ordered the fare cut last month and operates as the basis for the petition filed by the company.
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