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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
2
Eduardo Lacayo, Nicaragua’s cabinet minister from 1912 to 196, died Tuesday in Managua at age 43. He was linked to Heberto Lacayo, taught Spanish at Russell Sage College, and aided Nicaragua’s cattle industry amid a long career in the government.
The Troy Knights announce masses for the deceased in city institutions to be held tomorrow at St Joseph's Infant Home St Michaels Church and other local churches. Rev J Burns will preach the sermon and Rev James A Motus will celebr ate the service with choirs from St Joseph's and St Anthony's. Members are urged to assemble at St Joseph's Hall at 8 35 am to march to the church.
Firefighters were called at 10:35 p.m. yesterday to extinguish a mattress fire at 1607 Seventh Avenue the home of Joseph Freemantle. The two story brick dwelling is owned by PE O’Connell who lives on the second floor.
Carmen Duran, mother of quadruplets born Wednesday in San Francisco interior village of San Salvador, announced the babies are Franklin, Winston, Joseph and Charles in honor of Allied World War II leaders and the United Nations.
Charles Willis of West Sand Lake lost his home and all poultry when a barn fire raged at 6:30 am. Neighbors feared he was inside but he was found warming at Miller's store. The barn on Walter Clapper’s lot burned with a $3,000 valuation. Willis moved possessions two years earlier.
The Waterford Women’s Society of Christian Service gathered near Waterford Methodist Church for devotions and a panel discussion on Behold I Set Before Thee An Open Door. New president Miss Grace E. Swatling announced an executive meeting and quarter party plans.
The so called Floating Hotel, a large bargeship built in Nashville, is being outfitted with hotels kitchens and bunks for commissioning at New Orleans. Officially an A PLL barracks ship, it will sail to battle zones with barber shop soda fountain hospital and a third class post office aboard. In Cahnelton Indiana, Lawrence Peters faced arrest after a hunting accident struck Game Warden Everett Thixton. Peters admitted hunting without a license.
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