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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1950

Page

15

Retired Albany Bank Cashier Dies at 74

George A White longtime Albany banker and community member dies after long illness. He served on Memorial Hospital board, presided over the Autania Club, held a Fort Orange Club life membership, and was active at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Survived by daughters Miss Winifred White of Albany and Mrs Arden A Flint of Loudonville and son Perry White of Loudonville.

George A. White State Bank of Albany Led Bundey Wastern Avenue Albany Arden A. Flint Loudonville Perry White

Mount Zion Lodge Installs New Officers at Troy

Marry Onterberg was installed master of Mount Zion Lodge, F. and A. M., succeeding Herbert S. Hasbrouck Jr. Other officers seated include Marinus B. Wilcox for his 27th year as secretary, Raymond Cipperly, John Stebbins, Loudon Russell, and appointive officers Halpa Avakian, Kenneth Teszel, Herman Miller, Joseph Penney, Richard Caldwell, Herbert Cohen, James Golden, and Rev. F. R. Thallman as chaplain. The group plans to convene Feb 1 to exemplify the first degree.

Marry Onterberg Mount Zion Lodge A. M Troy Masonic Temple Herbert S. Hasbrouck Mc. Haebrouck Lucien E. Clickner Marinus B. Wilcox Raymond Cipperly John Stebbins Loudon Russell Tremourer

Upstate Board Transfers Cash To Bridge Fund

The Washington County Board of Supervisors adopts a resolution moving 10 860 from the county road fund to the 1942 bridge bond fund and 11 080 from the road fund to the bridge bond fund. Hermon Benjamin of Dresden names Miss M Lesh Gorman Cambridge as public health nurse at 2400 2800 with 200 annual increment and 200 cost of living adjustment. A county dog license fund surplus of 7820 95 is announced and 5865 71 is to be refunded to seventeen towns, 75 percent of the total.

Washington County Board of Supervisors Hermon Benjamin Dresden M. Lesh Gorman Cambridge

Powers School P. T. A. Hosts Lonsdale Speaker and Plans

Principal Leon Lonsdale spoke to the Powers School P T A and received a Life membership. He illustrated with two health and safety films. Nomination chair Benjamin Romp, aided by Kenseth Late Harrington Becraft and Lonsdale, outlined a Feb 13 benefit film and a March 10 food sale.

Leon Lonsdale Powers School Lonsdale Tho Gunns Benjamin Romp Kenseth Leon Harrington Grant Becraft Lonedale

Three Children Killed As Fire Levels Cabin

Masardis Me fire killed three children yesterday in a cabin where parents saved four other youngsters. Cyrus Hafford, 33, worked a pulpwood job and his son Cyrus Jr., five, and David, four, died in the blaze. Sister Sarah, three, died later of burns at a hospital. Hofford carried Sarah from the flames in a blanket. his wife saved Thomas six months and youngsters Ronald nine, Mary eight, and Robert six.

Masardis Squa Paw Lake Road Cyrus Hafford Cyrus, Jr David Sarah Hofford Thomas Ronald Mary Robert

Boy Burned To Death In Crib At Beacon

A two year old boy Stephen W Tomlins died in a Beacon fire caused by an exploding oil stove. He was under care of his aunt Alma Mericle when the explosion occurred while she briefly left the house. The parents Harold T Tomlins and Mrs. Tomlins work, the death cause is not yet determined.

Beacon Stephen W. Tomlins Harold T. Tomlins Alma Mericle Big Trib Fremen

Sterling Salt Dominates in Damp Weather Preference

A survey of 2,560 users shows Sterling Salt as the favored easy pour option in damp conditions. The ad promotes Sterling Salt with free-pouring convenience and urges purchase today, highlighting two varieties: lodived or Plain.

World News Roundup at U.N. on China Recognition

At the United Nations, delegates from Peru Britain and the United States supported the chairman’s ruling amid walkouts by Russia Czechoslovakia and others in protests over Chinese representation. The Little Assembly adjourned without a next meeting date as debate continued on China’s status and the USSR’s boycott.

Peru Britain United States Tuling Katanay Houdek Czechoslovakia Russia Kuimov Alexander Rudsinaki Poland Canada Brazil China Venezuela Turkey Denmark Israel Formashev Joseph Winiewicz Pollah Winiewicz Washington New York Treateenship Council Geneva Jerusalem Tsiang Security Council Hhis Cubar U.N I Ithese

Hayner Estate Appraisal Filed In Court In Troy

An appraisal filed in the Rensselaer County Bureau of Probate shows Elmer J. Hayner died May 30, 169. The estate bequests include Elmwood Cemetery 100 dollars Oslead Lutheran Church 200 dollars and several Hayner heirs in British Guiana and Troy each 200 dollars or share of the total. Counsel Wager Taylor Howd LeForentier and Mackrell Ranney represent the estate. Mary Campbell left 6,626 dollars to cousin Jon a J Ohare. Mackrell Ranney also handles that matter.

Elmer J. Hayner Rensselaer County Burrogete Elmwood Seemetary Oslead Lutheran Church of Brunswick Mary L John H. Heyrfer British Guiana Norman A Glenn F. Hayner B.D. 1 Troy C. Wile Hayner Second Avenue Clare &. Hayner Son Floyd E. Hayner B.D Wager Taylor, Howd & LeForentier Mary Campbell Jona J. O'Hare Uret Cousin Hutton Street Mackrell & Ranney

Driver Arrested for Disobeying Officer Signal

James Fisher, 34, of Jefferson Street, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Officer William Healy at Franklin Square on a charge of disobeying an officer's signal. Fisher left a $10 cash bond for appearance in police Court this morning.

James Fisher Jefferson,Street William Healy Franklin Square Fisher

Spenard Anniversary Honored By Eight Children In City

Mr and Mrs George C Spenard celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary and Mrs Spenard s 79th birthday with eight children their spouses and 23 grandchildren at their Ford Avenue home A musical program featured Ernest Tetreault and piano solos by Ernest Tetreault Sr A buffet supper followed in a lavender and yellow themed setting and a purse was presented to the couple.

George C. Spenard Ford Avenue Spenard St. Jean's Church Erma Passonno Waterview Ernest Tetreault George Spenard John Nolan Mise Marjorie Ann Nolan Harry Birthday Arthur F. Durivage Ernest E. Tetreault Thomas J. Corcoran Harold Murphy Albany George Finn George Wilford Spenard Leon J. Gardner Fred Passanno Charles Passonno

Former Teacher Minnie Davidson Longataff Dies at Residence

Minnie Davidson Longataff, a former Cohoes Public Schools teacher and widow of Marry C. Longataff, died at her residence 12 114th Brrest after a long illness. She was born in Albany and active in Presbyterian, women’s clubs, and local literary groups. Survivors include nephews Matthew H. Davidson Jr and D. L. Davidson. grandniece Farhara Davidson and grandson Matthew H. Davidson. Funeral at Mason Chapel, 2 pm tomorrow. interment Albany Rural Cemetery.

Minnie Davidson Longataff Cohoes Marry C. Longataff Old Manufacturers Bank Albany What Presbyterian Church Womnan Church Ium Troy Federation of Women's Literary Club Lanningbure Burvivora Matthew H. Davidson Troy D. L. Davidson Seatile. Wash Farhara Davidson Seattle Mason Chapel Second Avenue Rev Edward Young Albany Rural Cemetery

Poestenkill PTA Meeting Features State Police Talk

Trooper Sergeant Donald F Lang of Troop G Troy spoke to the Poestenkill School Parent Teachers Association at the schoolhouse on firearm safety and pedestrian rules. Donald Dandur performed magic. Founders Day plans for Feb 20 were under discussion with Mrs. Robert Drew and others organizing dinner, decorations, and reservations.

Donald F. ‘Lang Troy Poestenkill Robert Drew Frank Hull Cochairman Charles Todenagen Belva Kimball Carl A. Bly

January Milk Price Forecast and Community Lodge Notes

January price of 3.88 per hundredweight for dairy deliveries in New York milkshed was forecast. Trojan Lodge of Odd Fellows met at the lodge rooms to discuss the Rochester convention and lodge plans. several membership applications were reviewed. Mrs Clifford Cooper reported on Christmas green lessons. next meeting Feb 2 at 8pm. Pawling Avenue Methodist Church Men’s Club elected officers led by William Armstrong. Lee Wulf to lecture March 15 on travel movies. Layman’s Day breakfast set for Feb 26. next club meeting Jan 27.

Camp Fire, Inc Association of School 15 R. B. Reichard Richard Caldwell Harvey Scott W.C.T.U Troy Central W.C Bishop Lana Scott Herbert Large New York Trojan Lodge of Odd Fellows Lodge Calgon Market Strata Metropolitan George Shoemill Premaker Noble Grand Abraham H. Harris Mal Rochester Agam Clifford Cooper Warren Miller Donald J. Pitcher Alvin Matitt Kemp Avenue William Armstrong Pawling Avenue Methodist Church Harold F. Bissell Leigh M. Townley G. Raymond Dearatyne Kenneth G. Raetes Lee Wulf Asporta

Recordings To Feature Colonie Grange Session

Colonie Grange to hear a program of recordings from members homes at a Thursday Verdoy meeting. The event will present the records as a radio broadcast with an open invitation to other Grange members to attend.

Colonia Grange Verdoy Hat Colonie

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