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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1943

Page

2

Letters on Three Estates Granted

A will probated in Surrogate's Court belonging to Charles A. Dix who died April 4 in this city grants the estate under 35000 to the widow Mary Dix of 9 Brunswick Road Pattison. Roberts and Sampson are attorneys. Admin on Mrs Anna Effland died July 4 1942 goes to husband Henry H Effland of Selkirk. Estate 1600 to husband. Admin on Mrs Bridget O'Hara died June 22 in this city grants to husband Patrick O'Hara of 3 Pawling Avenue. Estate 7 goes to husband. John J Sweene y is attorney.

Edward J. Donohue Charles A. Dix Mary T Dix Brunswick Road Pattison Roberts & Sampson Anna Effland Poestenkill Henry H. Effland Selkirk Bridget O'Hara Patrick O Hara Pawling Avenue John J. Sweeney

Advice Given Home Canners On Care of Jars

Homemakers urged by county home demonstration agent Miss Maheg han to treat jars used for spoilage history with thorough cleaning and proper sanitizing. Jars should be scrubbed with brush hot water strong soap and washing soda then boiled in water with washing soda. Aluminum pans should not be used. Milhan advises preventing rhubarb seeding to extend use and notes rhubarb juice mixes well as a summer drink.

Maheghan

Waterford Seeks Volunteers for Civilian Protection Center

Waterford appeals urgently for volunteers to join the Waterford Control Center staff. Deputy director John F. Harney warns the center must operate 24 hours daily due to a severe worker shortage. Residents with available time are urged to register, and former registrants who are inactive must return cards to Mr Harney for reallocation to the State Civilian Protection Department. Personal note: Pvt Michael Batto of Camp Bragg visits his Waterford parents on a 10 day furlough.

Waterford Control Center John F. Harney Civilian Protection Council Mr. Harney Harney Counci

Liquor Ban Grills Told Not to Serve Navy Students

The Troy Area County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board bans sale of hard liquor to U S Navy students in Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute training. Grill owners must eject students by 1 a.m. and not admit them before 9 a.m. Nav y authorities requested enforcement. notices sent to all local grills.

U. S. Navy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Area County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board John B. Burke William F. Donohue Troy Navy Studenis County Abc Board Rensselaer Cour

Summer union services span Lansingburg churches

Lansingburgs First Presbyterian and St. Mark's Methodist open eleventh year of summer union services this Sunday at St. Mark's, then July 13 18 25 and Aug 1 with Rev Seth N Genung officiating. Aug 15 2 2 and Sept 5 services move to the Presbyterian Church with Rev Ernest B Tripp presiding. Lodge Meets Today at 112th Street rooms Danish Brotherhood of America Gadtthaab to dedicate service flag. Chris Jensen to preside, Carl Langermann in charge of a smoker. Game Social Planned by Naomi Sayles Tent 38 Daughters of Union Veterans at Mrs Mary Mericals 33 Fourth Street Watersford at p.m.

First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg St. Mark's Gadtthaab Lodge Danish Brotherhood of America 112Th Street Chris Jensen Carl Langermann Naomi Sayles Daughters of Union Veterans Mary Merical Fourth Street Watersford

Oldest Army Symbol Adopted 110 Years Ago

Philadelphia reports the U S Army Ordnance bomb and flame insignia, adopted nearly 110 years ago, recognized as the oldest official symbol of any U S military branch. In 1824 it was worn in gold embroidery on officers coats, later removed from artillery uniforms in 1851, and ordnance remains its sole owner today.

Philadelphia INS U. S Army Ordnance United States Miliary Ordnance

Fifth Ward Republicans designate Colin Willetts for alderman

Colin Willetts received the designation for alderman and supervisor by the Fifth Ward Republicans at the meeting hosted by John F. Knaupp at 625 Pawling Avenue. Clyde M. Warren was redesignated. Mrs Willetts is a lifelong ward resident active in politics. Willetts worked 15 years for Lager-Spock Supply Co. Inc. as successor to Alderman Frank H. Walker, who will not seek reelection. A resolution praised Walker’s record. Edward A. Fitzgerald presided. Ronald G. Wilbur was secretary and Mrs Adam E. Burkhardt publicity chairman.

Colin Willetts Clyde M.warren Fifth Ward John F. Knaupp Pawling Avenue Willetts Lager-Spock Supply Co., Inc Frank H. Walker Walker Edward A. Fitzgerald Ronald G. Wilbur Adam E. Burkhardt

Strawberry Festival Committee Meeting at Mount Ida Church

A committee meeting for the strawberry festival at Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church lawn is set for today at 7:30 p.m. The event is organized by the Young People’s Union and a church men’s committee, with the festival planned to start Friday at 6:30 p.m.

Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church Young People’s Union

Green Island Stamps and Bonds Sales Reported

Week of June 14 sales in Green Island totaled 177.40 with 133.65 at Central Market booth run by St. Joseph’s Church women under Mrs. Edward Keating and 43.15 at Margaret A. Picarello’s store. Total period sales reach 6,022.45. Heatly School booth closed for summer. Central Market booth also closed. residents urged to buy at Picarello store. John Kehn of the Marine Corps on furlough visits his father Otto Kehn at 120 Hudson Avenue. George Erlett and family vacationing with son George, an Army Air Corps student in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Natalie Babcock returns from Sampson Naval Training Station after visiting husband. Vacation Bible School plans underway at Second Baptist Church with closing exercises likely Sunday evening. Cards of merit to be issued. program includes handiwork by children.

Green Island Central Market St. Joseph's Church Edward Keating Margaret A. Picarello Heatly Picarello John Kehn Marine Corps Otto Kehn Hudson Avenue George Erlett George Street George Army Air Corps Wilkes-Barre Natalie Babcock Sampson Earl B. Robinson Second Baptist Church

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