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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1947
Page
23
Ren dall chief of police urged Troy to cooperate to make the sidewalks safe. Police officers report a householder census check underway and confirm focus on sidewalk safety. Wind Cave National Park protection misread. fourteen buffalo protected in 191d, about 260.
A sale notice lists discounts on coats, gloves, gerdles, sweaters, hankies and fabrics. Prices drop from were to figures like 5.98, 6.98, 2.98, and 1.49 to 3.49. Items include rayon crepes, cottons, silks, suedes and kidskins in black, brown, beige and white.
Congressman B W Kearney supported Veterans of Foreign Wars efforts to ease pension delays for World War I servicemen. He joined VFW officials in urging General Bradley to simplify disability determinations and speed benefits for non service connected cases, condemning current methods as obsolete and inconsistent.
A Civil War era bell made in Troy and cast by Jones & Mitchell in 1852 is to be auctioned at Lockport Union Sentinel. The bell, noted for pealing glad tidings at war’s end, sits in the Myramid Lockport bell foundry and marks a local industrial line from Jones and James Mitchell to Jones & Co. Ball Foundry, with changes of ownership in 1873.
Taborton Church installs officers and trustees this Sunday under Rev. Gacy A. Jeet. Newly elected officers include President Philip Brown Crealdent, Vice President Charley A. Hafanan, Secretary Fred Raver, Treasurer John Toul. Trustees named: William Holtman, Charles Brown, Loren Brown, John Hubech, Marshall Goadernote, Alliv Ten, Charles Smyth, Andrew Henry, Nathan Shiar, Jour B. Smyth, Lawrence Mathwan. Sunday School officers listed with Charley Heawn, Gundrum, Dobert, Cann, Hintett, Parry, Lenarer, Meg Seuvehal. Ladies Guild picks Mrs. Carl Doberl as vice president.
The article lists officers including Mrs. George Teal as secretary and Mrs. John Heyer as secretary. Harold Brown leads the Young People's League with Koyett Perry as vice president, while Mrs. Moed Render holds a secretary position. Tul Mumraw is named as Lrens wrar.
The 6 Kiude party at Wwileh Bt Marge eta Guild af resulty Chueh, scheduled for this evening, has been postponed to a later date because of the weather. The U8 Martha Geer was founded on November 10, 1775, in Phile.
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