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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1949
Page
6
Southern Rensselaer County collection plans a Saturday waste paper drive to fund church activities. Proceeds support the Greenbush Reformed Church. the last drive yielded over ten tons. Also notes church events including meals, films, dart matches, visits, and officer listings in Clinton Heights.
Castleton On Hudson Emanuel Reform Church plans interior redecorating of the auditorium. The Evangeline Rebekah Lodge marks its fiftieth anniversary Friday night. Castleton Junior 4 H club held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. George D. Koerner’s home to observe Achievement Night with officers installed. Heights will meet tomorrow at 8 pm. Game Party planned. Miller Hose Co auxiliary to host Thursday at 4 pm at the Prospect Heights firehouse.
A public forum themed Lets Evaluate Modern Advertising will be held tomorrow at East Greenbush Methodist Church. Sponsored by the Columbia Community Council the event features John Roy of The Record Newspapers and James Baker of WTRE as panelists. An opening? program starts at 6 30 pm at the church.
Fort Monmouth New Jersey honors World War I hero Jen Kaler, the pigeon Kaiser, who joins two other war pigeons GI Joe and Jungle Jos for an Army Signal Corps inaugural exhibition in Washington. Kaiser, captured from Germans in 1918, turns 3% years old in February and recently appeared on television.
Mrs. Charles Edwin Welles, native of Bennington and descendant of Vermont families, dies at her Old Bennington home after illness. Survived by son Charles E. Welles Jr, grandson Charles E. Welles III, sister Mrs. Reynolds, and two Albany nieces. Funeral at Old Bennington Presbyterian Church.
Bernard Parnell guardian ad litem for his 1 year old daughter Violet Parnell, authorized by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray to accept 782.50 from Louis and Nicholas Riggone in settlement of a minor’s action. The Farnell child was injured April 13, 1948 when struck by an automobile owned by Linus Ro Bee gone and operated by Michelax Riggone near 35 Fourth Street at Museum Place.
Elizabeth Thompson of Clarks Summit, Pa., celebrates her 200th birth day by recalling pioneer days in northeast Pennsylvania. She says in her childhood housing was solved by selecting a forest site and cutting trees to build a four wall shelter as Indians were relocated to reservations.
Dr. Baig of the University of California argues insects could sustain humanity as crops fail and migrations spread. He cites locusts and grasshoppers now eaten in Mexico and the Philippines, with beetles consumed in China, while urging research into edible insect uses amid agricultural stress.
Frankfurt reports Lt Gall Halvorsen will leave Berlin yet will keep the candy parachute mission going with Lt Lawrence Casky taking over. He has flown about 90 000 parachutes to Berlin children and received thousands of letters of gratitude.
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