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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1945
Page
1
The Discaried American Vewreans through Hes ia A Keter Cheorer announce veteran support and aid programs. Local chapter holds Wednesday meetings in Harmony Hall with Sol Bratman as commander, Joseph Po Diver as treasurer, and Charles Burkhard as adjutant.
The body of Fimo DL ch Was found in the river yesterday after the car he was driving plunged into the river.
Jerry Wayne performs tonight on Bor den’s new radio show starting at 9:00 pm on WIRY. The program features Ed Wyan, with Mark Warnon and Elsie, Elmer and Bealakh.
The Ballston and Sitiwegies Heit ting Mill will begin operating at 20 percent war production, effective today, under Walter J. Mooney. The program aims to meet overseas demand by boosting woolen material output, continuing until May 35 and possibly extending. Previously mills ran at 5 percent.
Justice Wil lem H. Murray appoints a Glens Falls woman guardian for her minor son Donald G. Flynn on Edith M. Flynn’s application. Papers filed in the County Clerk’s office note the guardian may sue Robbert Heffner of Cambridge for a crash on Route 57 in Otsego County. Barry W. McDonald of Cohoes represents the guardian.
Community group events occurred at the homes of Mrs. Joan McNeny and Miss Betty Hort, with entertainment and a birthday cake honoring Miss Judy Mohan. Meetings are slated for Jan 25 at Miss Andrea Winter’s home, led by Mrs. Mae Grady. Also reporting: William Fordham visits, Henry Gronezniak improves after hospital stay, Marines sergeant Dave Brown visits family, and Troy firefighters respond to a non fire at 428 River Street.
Lansingburg Boys Club competes in a national free throw contest with 250 clubs in January. Divisions cover ages 11 to 20 with brackets and a local Lansingburg High School gym event directed by Thomas F. Rafer. Top five scorers per division form the club team. medals, trophies and certificates awarded to winners and runners-up. Also reported, Corporal Harry G. Carver of Bellows Falls is a German prisoner of war after being listed missing in action October 7 over Austria.
J A Morris of the Latham Outpost of Troop G investigated a crash in which a Ford coupe sideswiped a Cres var bus on a rural road. Pap Cherbonneat and Louis Boucher of Mechemeville sustained cuts as the bus front and the coupe front were damaged and the wooden rail along the east side was struck.
State announces new payroll checks with itemized stubs. Each check lists employee name retirement number and pay period date. It shows gross salary for the period and cumulative annual gross, plus date and year start. deductions include tax, war bonds, maintenance, retirement, and insurance.
Committees for the St. Patrick s party at the church were named during a parish meeting. General chairman is George Curley with Mrs Patrick Lane as cochairman. Ticket chair Mrs Michael Conway with Miss Eleanor W Killian as cochairman. Other posts include patrons chairs Mrs Michael Bush and Mrs William Dempsey, prizes chairs Mrs Willem Wansburg and Mrs T J Bogen, refreshments chair Mrs Wy Bui Ner, checkroom Patrick Lane and Walter B Miller, hall Michael J Conway, publicity Miss Ann Rabbetands.
A county 4 H Club questionnaire shows members to value leadership traits most. Responses indicate a majority favor strong leaders and emphasize guiding youth, with both boys and girls participating in the county survey.
A report notes that notes on hiking children formed the discussion basis led by Dn Margaret W He y at the District H Leadership Conference held last week in Albany. The highlight was an address by BO. Puil ring, director of Adults Education in Schenectady Public Schools.
The piece notes children are born with aptitudes that will guide their life. Adults they meet must nurture these talents and direct youths toward championed paths. Proper guidance leads to a healthy, happy and successful life.
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