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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1947
Page
12
A 21 year old Stygundort man labeled 1 ON PROBATION appeared before Judge Darward Monday. He explained the theft case, saying he purchased the items at Army and Navy stores and was placed on probation for one year under the Modarad Cartel Albany investigation.
The Troy Burns Club plans a Burns Night observance at the Mas It Temple Friday night. George Alay will be toastmaster. the program features songs, bagpipes, a tribute to Burns, and remarks by County Judge Herbert D. Flumen and Secretary Jonius Hy Baxter.
The fragment mentions Rev. John M. Mitchell delivering remarks and Junald Gordon Curtis providing a barytone performance as part of a celebration. It notes a closing with Auld Lang Syne and dancing under a conductor, but details are incomplete.
Pastor Ron fiehaed Canunings of Kit Baptist Church was elected president of the Professional Men's Club of Troy at a meeting at the Troy Club. Sven A. Anderson was chosen vice president, and Chitley Siempson was elected treasurer. Dr. Sterling Olmsted spoke on American Veterans committees and related development. The next meeting is set for Monday February 17 at the Troy Globe Hotel.
Safety Engineers Of Avea are slated to meet the district society at 6580 p.m. west Tuesday in Schemertady. Dinner, short business, and entertainment follow at One WGY studios with William Hawyans of General Electric Co leading a “House of Magic” show. The event includes wives and friends.
Employers press for revision of the state unemployment insurance formula as rebates and funding grow. Officials note current merit rating, set during the war, may fail to cover rising payrolls and future benefits. Proposals seek lower rebates or revised multipliers to sustain employer payrolls and the fund.
Lt Gen Hugh A Lrum announced activation of the 52nd Fighter Wing. The 2nd Fighter Wing comprises the 306th Light Bombardment Group with two squadrons at Mitchell Field and the 114th Fighter Group at Niagara Falls with four squadrons at Niagara Falls Rochester Syracuse and Schenectady. A New Jersey Sea squadron and a Delaware squadron join. Each fighter squadron gets 25 P-51s and each bombardment squadron has US A-26s. Support units include transport, maintenance, air detachment, weather, and radar, plus an engineer battalion and aviation support.
Sister Mary Clare a Presentation nun at St Colmans Home died Monday at Troy Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Dimity Florida Ireland she entered the order December 1918. Survived by sister Eleanor Brooker Danbury Conn and Mrs Edward Mev Coy Danbury Conn and four nephews Rev Edward J Connolly Morrison Edward Brooker Milford Conn Frederick Brooker White Plains and Albert Brooker Danbury. Funeral tomorrow at 10 am from St Colmans Home chapel with solemn bass officium. Interment in nuns plot on home grounds.
Members of St Joseph DP Ainge Hah Auxilary Army and Wavy Union organized plans for a joint installation with the Inglish Garrison at Gryatal Bar on Saturday February 2. Mrs Mary Porty auxiliary president oversaw the installation rehearsal and a contribution to the March of Times was voted.
In Hoosick Falls and Glen Falls two estates received letters of administration. Mary McLoughlin’s estate valued under $5,000 lists allocations to Conception Church Hoosick Falls and relatives, with Lena McLoughlin as administrator. Nellie Strang estate accounting shows total receipts of 14,206.74 and expenditures of 1,066.86 leaving 10,167.58 for distribution among Nathan Patterson Harry Patterson Lynn Wilbeck Thelma Herrington and Robert Cyaington with estate and lake taxes allocated. Attorney for the estates is Sylvester J. Bent.
Mroo and Mery Alin mark fiftieth anniversary with family and friends at their Akin homestead near Lansing Road and Ho Rou. They recall 50 years of marriage and changes from stagecoaches to paved roads, electricity, and modern farming. The Alins have 11 children and 13 grandchildren. A separate note mentions Daneman of Worthington receiving the Purple Heart 28 years after being wounded in World War I.
Probate filings in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court show Jacob H. Piser died in Melrone 1 1140 and Mrs Jutting McRedmond died in thin ely. The gross estate is 610L40 with $860 exemptions leaving net 5,751.40. widow Cora and children share equally. The McRedmond estate lists gross costs of 2,800 with 45 exemptions leaving 1,885 net. shares go to two daughters and two sons. H Irving Chase is attorney for Piser. another attorney represents McRedmond. Greenland was go named in 9 Evie the Red to altragh sel nS.
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