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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
7
Stock leaders moved higher in a brisk session as gains in Bridie equities and early tech names supported broad market strength. Traders cited upbeat economic data and cautious optimism about near term earnings as major drivers behind the broad advance.
The brief market update notes Foster and Adan Higa led a quiet session at 2 30 with limited trading and small price moves. No major swings or notable headlines affected the indexes today.
New York markets report flour steady with prices for rye and wheat fluctuating. Buckwheat and white cornmeal show steady demand while oats and bran hold at current levels. Eggs are firm with prices around 23.2 to 28.1 per dozen for wholesale buyers.
Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan upheld the constitutionality of the Tenth Judicial District law passed by the Ma Legislature. Bergan dismissed a mandamus action marred by John J. Kuhn, Nassau County taxpayer, noting the district was carved from Nassau and Suffolk Counties, previously in the Second District.
Myron Leckrew of Buskirk visited Mr and Mrs B B Norton in Cambridge. Capt Walter Van Orman of Kelly Field Texas is on leave at his home. Mrs Edward Goodrich attended a lecture and juvenile matrons conference at the Ten Eyck Hotel Albany. Pvt Richard Albergine of Camp Meade spent five days with Mrs Albergine and daughter Roberta before returning.
Round Lake and nearby towns report funeral services for Mrs Jane Ha don Bennet at Rutison Garmser Parker Funeral Home with Rev Wallace McCoy officiating. Interment in Union Cemetery Fort Edward. George A Rogers dies in Little Rock services held in Mechanicville with Rev W E Fishing Harter officiating. American Legion conducted services. Rogers will be buried in Hudson View Cemetery.
Elizabeth Conway spent the weekend with Miss Jove Royal in Cambridge. Norma and Zisie Wildes travelled from Schenectady for the weekend. Mrs E J Beckett of Waterville visited her mother Mrs Hit E Dodds for a day. Charles R Clark Jr and grandparents Dr and Mrs Charles HL Clark hosted several days. Mrs Bad Van Wye of Latham and Mrs Walker Francisco of Troy visited in town. Jane D English of Waterville spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs David R English. Mrs Samuel P Wright suffered a hip fracture after a fall, hospitalized briefly for X rays then returned home. John Muller, formerly with U S Engineers at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, is now visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Muller. Susan O Donnell and brothers James and Vincent hosted a family dinner in Jackson for nephew Edward L Guiden. Paratrooper Fort Benson Ga home on leave with parents Mr and Mrs Thomas J Guiden of Plage. Mission Society met at Presthierien Church with Mrs Mary Limmer speaking on China.
Supervising official Stanton released the Schuylerville High School Regents exam schedule listing subjects by date and time from January 2 to 25. A freshmen room 18 quiz in the Junior and Senior High assembly featured Miss Vera Terpening and a cast including Jean Hope Fuge, Petcy Bar Hing, and Joan Pratheten Cook Barbera Thomas. Fire department annual report notes 25 calls, with grass and chimney fires. the Bull icehouse on Tanda owned by the Harris estate was destroyed in April.
Stephentown residents hosted friends in Albdady and Brainard while others visited Troy hospitals. Pvt Besti Lindsey enjoyed a three day furlough with Mrs Lindsey. The Geerholt funeral was held in Prov from Hall parlors with Rev Silvernail officiating. Survivors include son Robert Geerholt and grandchildren.
Hoosick Falls reports Lester Goodermote as missing with an action in Luxembourg since December. His wife received a telegram Tuesday noting his disappearance. Local events include a memorial service, license issues, and a basketball game postponement between Mary’s Academy and Hoosick Valley Central School.
Residents and clergy listed as moving, visiting, or serving at All Saints and Hoosick Baptist Church. Revivals, Sunday services, and Sunday School times noted along with officer elections for church groups and auxiliary societies for All Saints Parish in January events.
Shushen 8 Fda Doty is at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren McMillan in Lauderdale. The EP C UL will hold a skating party on Fowles Pond Friday night at 3 pm. Mrs Agnes McGeosch, at the Foster home, is much improved. Mr and Mrs Gilferth Gray and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mark Kenyon in Lauderdale. Rev James Hii of Cambridge recently called on Mrs W A Radades who lives with Mrs Clark Wright. James Langford of Salem visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs James Langbyrd of Overlook Farm. David Prindle and Mrs Rena Buggs, workers in the cotton bed factory at Granville, have taken quarters there for the rest of the winter. Mr and Mrs Thomas Stanton had supper guests one evening: Mr and Mrs Stanley Harrington, Mr and Mrs Stewart Green, and Mr and Mrs Donald Green of Salem. Mrs Lester Walters, grandchildren Arlene and Shirley of New York, were guests over the weekend of Clarence Jackson and daughters, Mrs Lester Walters Jr., and Miss Eleanor Jackson. Mrs Walters remains a few days.
Supreme Court action in Saratoga County seeks to foreclose a mortgage on land described as a tract in the Town of Stillwater Saratoga. Defendant names include Oxen D Connolly and others. notice dates December 1 and December 26 1984. Attorney Owen D Connolly of 207 River St, Troy, N Y appears for the plaintiff.
Job ad fragment seeks steady employment in Wien. Mentions John Pulton and Pith Ave. Clerical garbled text. Claims experience, wit and 6 years. Instruction seeks applicants with commitments and excellent skills for mechanic work in a church area context.
An ad seeks roofing and siding applicators on a contract basis. Applicants should estimate weekly capacity and work types they handle. Interview details and box number provided by Troy Record Co. Also notices a warted truck driver position offering 40 dollars per week with delivery duties in Watervliet.
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