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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
11
Poe Oliver notes a church excursion to Kingston with private buses departing from Wilson Street at 8 am Saturday. Harold Draffen chairs the event. Mrs Agnes Powers, alderman of the Twelfth Ward, is listed at 443 First Street in the notice.
The State Health Department assigns supervisor nurse Mary McAvery Mayer to the City of Troy Health Department. She is a native Trojan with broad public health experience and will be paid by the state. Mayer is a graduate of St Augustine's School and St Johns Nursing School Brooklyn and holds a BA from St Jonas University.
Hoosick Valley School District votes to increase the budget by more than 10 053 and adds four new members to the nine man board. New directors include Frederick Clam Cyrus We Wilam Reilly and Mrs Mabel Kipp. The budget for the coming year runs 379 476 11 covering July 1 1995 to June 30 1946.
Servicemen returning to Rensselaer County on furlough and away from their voting homes on Election Day are urged to apply for absentee ballots at the Court House or by mail. Officials report several have already filed, and service members may also send a letter to relatives that the Board of Elections will use to enter the request.
Sdt. Les ter E. Goodermote of Hoosick once missing in December 1944 is now officially reported killed in action per War Department telegram to widow Mrs Grace Goodermote of Williamstown Mass. He enlisted March 12 1942 and served overseas since October 1943 with an engineering unit seeing action in Belgium France and Germany. A Petersburg native born 32 years ago he was son of Mr and Mrs Edward Goodermote now of Hoosick. He attended schools in Petersburg and Hoosick worked on his father's farm and as a carpenter in Williamstown and was active in All Saints Episcopal Church Hoosick. He had served as deputy sheriff a constable and dog enumerator for the town. He is survived by widow and parents two sisters Mrs John Jokes Petersburg and Mrs James Frost Hoosick and a brother Earl Goodermote ofHoosick.
A Troy police sergeant faced a 64 question inquiry about a sun bath dispute. Asked if sunbathing in a yard with a towel covering hips is indecent, he halted with uncertainty and directed the caller to the judge while telling him to keep children away.
Julius K. Gutmann of Danville Virginia will become the new rabbi of Congregation Bevizh Sholom on Third Street Temple August 1, succeeding Rabbi Lesser who is leaving Troy for Wheeling. Gutmann, a 1935 Hebrew Union College graduate, has led Temple Beth Sholom in Danville for ten years and is married with children. announcement by Julius J. Goodman, Berith Sholom president.
Pi King Leopold summoned Regent Prince Charles and Belgian legislative leaders to his Bavarian villa yesterday. The gathering, delayed by bad weather, signals a possible final decision on abdication. In attendance were Senate President Robert Gillon and Chamber of Deputies President Franz Van Causelaert.
A death notice reports Wikian Albert Phelps, third assistant engineer for Burns era company, died in the southwest Pacific while serving in the Merchant Marine. He is survived by his wife Virginia Regs Phelps of Los Angeles. Phelps attended school in Milwaukee and reached the academy before entering service.
Mechanicville men John Thome Park and Rob ing Pagest, both of Mechanicville, are to face trial Monday in Predera Court at Malone for stealing 29 cases of cigarettes from an interstate shipment aboard the Ed M. Baltes. They pleaded ir gacent Tuesday. Charles Crippen of Schenectady was fined $2 for gas coupon issues and related transfers. Charles H. Ronan of Schenectady paid $300 for running a retail liquor establishment without federal tax payment and for liquor tax violations.
Local branch of the State Motor Vehicle Bureau at the County Clerk's office received its 1946 plates. A total of 31 094 plates were unloaded from 625 cartons at the courthouse, produced at Ausburn Prison and distributed as 25 484 passenger cars 4 200 commercial 300 trailer 200 suburban 150 motorcycle and 230 farm tractors.
Townsend Cus No 2 holds a meeting this evening at 8 o clock with the Chanran Waaneet serving as presiding officer. The agenda includes routine business and community updates.
A local note describes Troy area concerns about repair work at Menands Sports Park. Officials plan a new pavement and race area enhancements to address safety and access. Public input expected for the project timeline and funding details.
Irene Schermett, month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Schermet of Syracuse, died from burns suffered when her caretaker caught fire at a camp on Lane Fustarera near Erieville Madison County.
The fragment notes a finance firm and another party seeking bids and mentions a phone contact at Trees Pose. The readable items are limited. no clear event date or outcome is present.
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