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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1946
Page
3
A fragmented line notes sins leading to useful items like pocketbooks and tobacco pouches. The garbled text hints at a moral or satirical piece about values, linking wrongdoing to practical gains without clear names or dates. The readable portion remains non-specific but suggests a reflective, domestic tone.
A 40 year old Buffalo druggist created an ointment for piles that brought swift soothing and astringent relief. The product, Paterson's Ointment, gained nationwide fame and became a favorite in thousands of homes. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist for a 5c box or 60c tube with applicator, with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
A United Press survey of 200 colleges shows 2.9 million students seek higher education this autumn, with enrollments soaring to 3.6 million capacity. An army of veterans and young graduates will fill dorms, branch campuses, and technical institutes, testing space, staff, and equipment as building programs race to accommodate demand.
A husband and wife discuss ongoing delays in obtaining steel brackets and telephone service. The husband notes similar frustrations in the industry, mentioning patience and the hope for better access as workers promise improvements and prioritize applicants.
Miss Cathey Salley daughter of Mrs Myrile Salley and Ralph Pasquarielle son of Mrs Joseph W Witen wedat the Church of the Immaculate Conception Scheneectady in a July ceremony. Edward F English officiated in front of relatives. Bride wore a white satin and lace gown with seed pearl headpiece and carried white roses. Matron of honor Mrs Stephen Pasquarville wore ice blue satin and used pink roses. Best man was Dominick Marxitt. A wedding reception followed at Mrs Ray Witch's home in Schenectady. Mrs Basquariello a Schuylerville High School graduate and General Electric employee. the groom a World War I veteran, will reside in Schenectady where he runs a business.
An advertisement touts New Aciteas with Vitamin B1 as a breakthrough antacid for indigestion heartburn gas and bloating. It promises rapid relief, claims safety from discomfort after meals, and urges readers to buy at Drak Firtiney and related drug stores in Troy Ady.
Funeral rites for former Rensselaer County sheriff John W Higgins were held at his residence on Second Avenue and at St Augustine's Church. Rev Martin T McMahon led a solemn Mass with Emile Ontricala presiding at the organ and the St Augustine's boys choir performing Miserere Domine Jesu Christe and Unto Him For Whom This Day. Delegations from Sisters of St Tongph attended along with bearers Peter J Edward Gallico John J Mackrell Fred L Wolfe Hugh C Moreiseey Willard A Palmer and Frank J Hunt. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery.
United Traction Co buys thirty diesel powered busses for Albany routes at 12000 dollars each with four percent commission. ten more will arrive next month completing an eighty bus GM order from two years ago. The firm has trained mechanics for diesel engine maintenance.
Former Cen ter Drunawicknd Lormner resident Roy Clare Hayner, son of Elmer J. Hayner, will depart for New Amsterdam British Guiana as a missionary. He preached Sunday at Gilead Lutheran Church on Beachheads at Potentenecks Missions and outlined foreign work. Ordained in 19, he has led pastorates in Oslo and Pennsylvania and served in India missions.
Mayor contacted the State Labor Department in Albany to speed up action on a local mine strike that halts Republic Steel Corp operations in Minaville. Efforts aim to resolve the shutdown, enable plant operation, and allow workers to return to work.
Members of the auxiliary of the levy Braneld A Melloy Chapter DB A V are finalizing plans for their annual outing to be held at Mrs Morrla Foley's home in the Knoll at Avail Park Sit-
A small group from the auxiliary celebrated a day aboard a boat trip to Kingston. Members enjoyed a brief excursion on the water amid casual social time and company.
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