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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1945
Page
14
U.S. Army units of the Tenth Army under Maj Gen George W. Griver patrol rugged northern Okinawa as diehard Japanese fighters retreat. Soldiers wait on the high ground overlooking the terrain after the southern offensive, with lines cautious and steady.
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment that quickly cooled and relieved itching and bleeding associated with piles. The product named Peterson's Ointment became a nationwide favorite, sold in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist for a box or applicator. If not delighted, money back guarantee.
An extended military police dragnet covers inland terrain as Kaesky and Cpls. Hout, Hamrick, Werner, and others move through rugged country starting May 1. Marines and patrols press north and west, engaging Japanese in brush and hills while Lt. Gen. Bradford leads a mountain tour amid a welcome drought.
Lt Herma Moetker from 1928 Western Avenue Allany New York and jeep driver Ble Jemea L Sotomeon of Brockton Georgia traverse a field trailhead where Sgt Comrad Hilbert of Aitkin Minnesota and Cpl Em Negri Peru brew coffee The entry mentions Sgt Henry Path of Forest Hus NL claiming they stopped a group of Japanese soldiers attempting to reach Japan by canoe or board These lines depict a blunt scene of misspelled names and wartime chatter about shooting clay ducks in a gallery.
Eagle Mills Alan Shaw visits his aunt Mrs. Catherine Welch and family while Dixon family members reconnect after Pacific service. Saniéy Link returns to Central Valley with sister Bill Nellie Coons from Lansingburg visiting Kenneth Coons’s family. Rev John C Wilson reports on Junior Youth Fellowship events at Decker and Camp Mobatek. Youth Caravan planning and church meeting set for Thursday evening at the Methodist Church.
The Masonic Club plans a Brown's Beach gathering on Saturday with a dinner at 220 dollars per plate. Pre committee includes Arthur J. Smith George Thomas and Alfred Quinn with reservations due Thursday. In Clifton Park services are set at 8 am at St George's Episcopal Church. Garfield Lodge Knights of Pythias meets today at 7 pm in Pythian Hall led by Spencer Quick. Grand Lodge convention delayed due to travel curtailment. possible fall session. Several locals report vacations and homecomings including William Arnold George Wandell Daniel McLaren and Raymond Hathaway with honors and discharge notices.
Greenwich notes list Janet Snow visiting Troy and relatives at Mowry Avenue, Cameron family vacationing at Scott's Bake, Johnsons and Aldouses visiting Fred Johnson and Lake Lauderdale, Janet Burch joining Linen Thread Co office, Frances Kenyon summering with her mother Ellison, Harry Kenyon stationed at Sampson Naval Base, Manhattan Shirt Shop two week vacation, Dolan family weekend in Newbury with Joel visiting Union, N. J., Bottskill Baptist farewell for Rev. Shaub and family, J B Attrong Methodist officers elected, next meeting July 27 at Lauder home. rain backup Monday night.
Johnsonczille residents Johnsonczille Mr and Mrs John Dupuis return from a two week trip on Lake Champlain. Doane Speanburg and son of Valley Falls visit Mr and Mrs Earl Speanburg. Mrs William Prulo and family and Dick Speanburg return from Cranberry Lake vacation. Mrs John Esmond Mrs M Gottsfeld and children visit Mrs E D Esmond at Ballston Spa. Charles Wilson returns to Nort Adams after time with his sister Mrs Earl Speanburg Jr. Mrs Edward McMahon Miss Gertrude Jones and Marjorie Yaker spend a week somewhere unnamed.
Eight lodges prepare for public induction as the Troy group meets to discuss plans for participation in the ceremony. Local officials and community members are invited to attend the event and observe the proceedings.
Secretary of State grants a charter to Horton Ego4on Cory located at Fire Street to engage in manufacturing and sale of attachments. County Clerk notes filing of incorporation despite garbled text. Local official records reflect standard charter actions in Glenn Falls.
The notice lists residents and addresses including Pute Fort Edward and Kenneth W. Horton of 236 Ninth Street. Also named are Robert W. Antes of 19 Ist Street and ML OL Fitley of Brunswick Road, with two other incorporators noted in the papers.
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