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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1945
Page
1
Tharles J Moore of Averill Park Sas purchased the Pusabice Farms assets from Horace Dunham and will take possession. The sale includes equipment and herd and will be sold at 1 WEB a Maroney of Hivethers. One of the was across, the Ate.
A long married Troy couple, residing at 3 Terrace Place, celebrated 65 years of marriage on Saturday morning. Mrs Wadsworth recalled wartime efforts and the couple’s service to servicemen, including helping prisoners of war and sending comfort to American youth abroad. They were married in Schenectady on July 4, 1888, by the late Rev. Fre, B.D., of St. Epistles Church.
A fragmentary report notes a couple, Warth and Armsey, with injuries to Major and a mother who fell in a garden. The text expresses a desire to live long enough to see the world at peace while they enjoy a calm day with fetters and car seeing.
East Side residents gathered at Luther Biree home for lunch and card games. Prizes were won by Mrs J Kenneth Lowe and Mrs Harry A Juedes. Plans were announced for a picnic at Crooked Lake. Several families noted recent travels to Lake George Pon Tousic Maas and New London Conn.
Miss Agnes Ryan spends two weeks in Mechanicville. Miss Mary Anth Reed of Pitts visits her aunt Mrs Thomas Hoag. Roy Moore of Pittsfield enjoying a vacation with his mother Mrs Margaret Stevens. Lois and Janice LeBarron at Potter Hill visit Mrs Dorah Hepsingtte ness for a few days.
George Totte, longtime Watervliet Arsenal employee, celebrated his 25th anniversary with fellow workers at a Madison Tavern dinner. The event honored his service on the first distinct gun produced there and highlighted his role as assistant foreman of the Big Gun Shop. Musical numbers and tributes followed led by Frank Shunk and others, with remarks from William Proanix, chairman of the association.
Paul F L Congdon driver of the Schenectady bus involved in a crash with a fire engine Wednesday was arrested and is free on bail awaiting hearing on July 22 for failure to give right of way to emergency apparatus. Congdon pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Schenectady Police Justice Charles G Fryer. Meanwhile of the 15 persons injured in the accident the ten hospitalized were reported improving Friday by Ellis Hospital authorities, though none had been discharged.
A morning edition highlights Bresniast with BB Breexias and Sreekiasy in focus. The feature emphasizes local reactions and early impressions from the Bresniast presentation, noting prominent attendees and initial public reception.
Two people were injured early Saturday on Mechanicville Stillwater Road when a car driven by Nicholas Cavotta collided with a West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co truck driven by John Honthesh. Injured were Atles Morrissey with head cuts and a broken rib, and Cavotta with facial bruises, treated by Dr. John C. O'Brien. A prior minor accident involving a Mechanicville car preceded the crash.
Miss Janet Bushnell of New York guests of aunt Miss Jane Bushnell. The Third Tuesday Club hosts an annual picnic at Lake Lauderdale with members and guests. Republican caucus set for Saturday at Center Cambridge Town Hall. Candidates must file by 6 pm July 30 with chairman Ruane C. Brownell.Virginia Everett to visit grandfather Dr. Walter Leonard in Wickenburg Arizona for the summer. Theresa McClellen returns from White Mountains and visits Tiron friends. Dinner served at 12 30 pm. Misg Theresa McClellen returns from White Mountains.
Rouge is used extensively in polishing precision lenses with about 21 200 women supplied per year. The article notes Rouge’s role in wartime production and its widespread use in machine operations supporting lens manufacturing.
Charles Fine a former operator of Dinty’s Terrace Gardens on the Albany Saratoga road and Town House in Albany died early Saturday at Albany Hospital after a short illness Born in Russia he resided in Albany for the last two years Surviving are his wife Bertha Fink two sons a brother and a sister Funeral services will be held today at 2 30 pm at Tebbutt Funeral Chapel 376 State Street Albany entombment in Beth Emeth Cemetery Albany Washington WDA House judiciary subcommittee public hearing on conduct of Federal Judge Albert Johnson of Pennsylvania ended Saturday when the jurist declined to resume the stand He was to be questioned about where he got 339 00 allegedly spent in excess of his income over the last 11 years
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