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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1947
Page
9
In Perth Australia a large bottle tree, described as an extravagant jute plant, is used as a juice source. The article notes a dockup on Hillgrove near Wyndham in Western Australia, detailing a tall hollow trunk and a run-in hollow center. It mentions prisoners and a venturor at the top, with limited readable details.
Rowdy courtroom scene described as Judge Herberlt hears actions arising from an incident near Fourth Avenue involving Jacob Brecot of Fifth Avenue and a bus. Edmund W. Cowles sues Mohawk and Edidsott Tver Humane Society for damages over a destroyed pet dog. Trial dates set for next week with attorney teams listed.
Funeral services for Sylvester Ruaum who died from injuries after a hit and run on Second Street between Tyler and Harrie son Streets were held at 9 yesterday at the residence and later at Holy Trinity Church. Rev J Munel officiated with the Sisters of the Resurrection singing responses. Interment was in St Joseph's Cemetery with Father Mendel presiding. W Lee, 23, operator of the car, faces a police court hearing Friday on charges of culpable negligence.
Mayor Jobs F Walsh announced no house to house canvass for the March of Dimes appeal in Waterford as residents donate through workplaces and local groups. Donations from the Italian American Bowling League, Snickelocker Steamer Co. Auxiliary and the village Sanitation Department were noted. A final benefit doubleheader at Waterford High School pits the Clippers against the Gohoes Ctriendaux with 7:30 p.m. tipoff and advance ticket sales advised.
Columbia City Indiana reports that B F Billing was declared reelected as township trustee after a recount. The recount confirmed a slim victory, improving Billing’s margin to four with a majority of one, following a tight prior result in 2012.
Waterford residents plan an Lvish dinner and business meeting at the i. af C. home on Middle Street with Louis J Cuoma as president in charge Harold Vrooman leads dinner arrangements A Missionary Society report covers the January executive meeting in Troy hosted by Mrs Oliver J Warren Mrs Lawrence Murray presided during the business session and next month’s meetings were set The February session is slated for February 20 at Mrs George Pomeroy’s home Court St Monica Dawngers of America will host a dessert bridge at 1 pm Thursday at the YMC A home in Waterford Long to Hear McDonald will speak at 7 30 pm today and all committee members are to attend the veterans act administration event
A Albany resolution by Sen Fred G Moritt and Assemblyman James G Lyons calls for a probe into State Police morale and practices. They claim troopers face long hours, limited time off, and fear speaking up, with a culture of spying among officers. The 1940s style push cites a 1940s grand jury probe as precedent and notes recent disputes over trooper dismissals and union leadership.
Lt Robert Powers heads to Japan after leaving Boght residents. YWCA group and friends held a hay ride to Boght Fire House. Jolly Bridge Club gatherings hosted by Mrs Alfred Bol and others. Dr Nathan Plater administered diphtheria vaccine at Latham Fire Hose. DistrictR pupils and Boght children attend events. Senior choir practice at Boght Reformed Church. Sunday School officers plan meeting at parsonage. Ladies Aid Society to meet at Mrs Arthur Shute home. WAM Club members invited to young people meeting at church.
A fragmented clipping describes a comical mix of Agapanthus warnings and odd travel notes. It mentions a man with humor about a plant called Star of Bethlehem, scare tactics, and a dubious alert. It also references visitors in a station wagon with three dogs and a horse.
The Green Island board approves a $400 state grant under emergency laws for Henry Suteot while reviewing additional payments and budget details. A Regents examination session opens at Heatly School with teacher and church group activities planned. Boy Scouts meet at 7:30 p.m. and a church board neighborhood gathering occurs, with Rebekah Lodge initiation plans discussed.
A brief item notes a program at Hillgrove guiding attendees on routes to Wyndhiin. The readable fragment mentions a sidewalk or lane setup and a speaker's name not clearly legible, with no dates or organizations identifiable.
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