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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1943

Page

3

Letters on Five Estates Granted

Probate actions outline multiple estates with letters issued and distributions detailed. Elizabeth Mere ith’s will, valued at $6,500, divides equally among two sons and two daughters. Annie OShea’s estate to Maurice OShea. Martin Scheneckenburger’s estate split among two daughters and a son. Catherine Morse and Joseph Barnes estates assigned to heirs. attorneys listed for each estate.

Elizabeth Mereith Russell D. Mereith Rensselaer County Ranching Board Edward J. Donohue Meredith Maple Avenue Clifford L. Meredith Eleanor NM Tacoms Wash Martin Scheneckenburger Brunswick Rose Shhuttenheim Matilda Dean Sonyea Carl Renigckenburger John P. McNamee Mra Catherine F. Morse East Greenbush Kinsley Morse Thhree Paul Robert V Donald Morse Charles J. Duncan Albany Joseph ©. Barnes George Barnes Scotia Joseph C. Barnes Schenectady Daniel J. Michel

State to area schools funds totaling 207141.19 allotted

County Treasurer Avery G. Hall issued the second quarterly state education allotments to Rensselaer County districts totaling 207141.19. The payments cover Brunswick Hoosick Schaghticoke Pitts Town and central districts including No 1 Berlin East Greenbush Nassau Sand Lake Schodack and others with varied amounts listed.

State Department of Education Rensselaer Avery G. Hall Brunswick Hoosick Schaghticoke Pittstown Grafton Petersburg Poestenkill Stephentown Berlin Nassau North Greenbush Schodack East Greenbush Sand Lake

Rotary Told Of Manpower Needs in Area

A. J. McGinty area director of the War Manpower Commission outlined U S manpower needs affecting 19 New York counties to Troy Rotary Club members. He explained transfer rules between industries, praised local advisory committee members, and lauded Prof S B Wiltse at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for war work training. He noted soldiers and workers and emphasized limits on transfers, hours, and wages in essential industries. The talk concluded with thanks from James B. Lloyd and George Reynolds.

United States New York Troy Rotary Club A. J. McGinty War Manpower Commission McGinty Troy Albany 5. B. Wiltse Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Army Navy James B. Lloyd George &. Reynolds

Driver Stricken At Wheel of Bus

Clifford Rivette of Rensselaer, driver of a Greyhound bus from Albany to Boston, suffered a heart attack while driving near Pittafield. He was stopped by State Police at the barracks, taken to Hillcrest Hospital where his condition improved though he would likely stay in bed for weeks. A substitute driver finished the trip to Boston.

Clifford Rivette Rensselaer Greyhound Albany Boston Pittafield State Police Hillcrest Hospital Rivette

Two Local Men Enlist in Navy

Two local men from Mechanicville have enlisted in the Navy. W Daley of 155 Sixth Avenue and Eugene Siciliano of 28 Warsaw Avenue were accepted for service at the local recruiting station and assigned to Sampson for training. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan confirmed the notice yesterday.

W. Daley Sixth Avenue Eugene Siciliano Warsaw Avenue Mechanicville Navy Sampson Joseph Sullivan

All Day Red Cross Sewing at Trinity Episcopal Church

An all day meeting for sewing knitting and making of surgical dressings for the Red Cross will take place at Trinity Episcopal Church today. Tomorrow will be Ascension Day. Holy Communion will be received at 8 am and at 10 am.

Trinity Episcopal Red Cross Trinity Episcopal Church Grace Episcopal Church

Clifton Park Honor Roll Unveiling Honors 125 Local Servicemen

The Clifton Park honor roll unveiling salutes 125 men from the Town of Halfmoon in service with the armed forces. Ceremony featured clergy speakers, pledge of allegiance, benediction, and musical performances by 4-H Club Girls Band and Clifton Park School children. Notables included Michael Sicko and Clinton L. Eastman who unveiled the plaque by the Albany Saratoga highway Clifton Park Hotel vicinity.

Clifton Park Halfmoon Frederick Foshay John McMath Mitchell Crescent Clinton L. Eastman U.S. Navy Frances Brownell Anne Sykes Patsy Ann Wright Lorraine Bocheneck Laura Cassedy Marilyn Jennings Priscilla Smith Alys Collins Marjorie Gailor Ellis D. Smith Charles Pollock Henry B. Sitterly Vernon H. Shear Luzerene Shafer Spencer D. Cassedy

Jeep Purchased By Averill Park School Children

Averill Park Central School children bought 1100 in War Bonds to fund a jeep. Military police from the battalion at the former CCC camp in Alps brought a jeep to the school last week to explain the vehicle to the young buyers and sellers. The campaign began in May with Mrs. Floyd Tifft as chair of War Savings for Sand Lake town, ending with a special assembly. Ted Simonson led the drive with helpers Betty Harrington Murray Raphel William Cullen Lois Griffin David Dick Virginia Oliver and Harry Brown.

Averill Park Central School CCC Alps Floyd Tifft War Savings Sand Lake Ted Simonson Betty Harrington Murray Rap

Cadet Suffers Only Bruises In Plane Crash

Richard J. Conway a Siena College aviation cadet from the Bronx escaped with minor bruises when he forced landed on Willard Girard’s farm in Guilderland Monday. The plane owned by Lee York will be repaired and flown back to Albany Airport.

Richard J. Conway Bronx Siena College Willard Girard Guilderland Lee York Albany

Flames Damage Frame Dwelling on Sixth Avenue

A two story frame dwelling at 1629 Sixth Avenue owned by W. H. Bumstead sustained slight fire damage. Occupants were Walter E. Winney on the first floor and John T. Collins on the second. Firemen answered a 5:02 a.m. alarm from State Street and Fifth Avenue. The blaze started on the second floor and the cause is listed as undetermined. Fire was extinguished by 6:10 a.m.

Sixth Avenue W. H. Bumstead Walter E. Winney John T. Collins State Street Fifth Avenue

Waterford Memorial Day parade features veterans and scouts

Waterford held a Memorial Day parade Monday with veterans groups and other organizations in the lineup. Grand marshal Charles M. Van Hoesen led with Oscar Cooper, joined by Boy Scouts Marvin Hazzard and John Sober, Girl Scout leaders, and Camp Fire participants as they processed to St Mary’s Cemetery and Rural Cemetery with prayers, addresses, and songs amid ceremonies.

Charles M. van Hoesen N. G. Lyon Sons of Union Veterans Oscar Cooper Charles J. Brady American Legion Marvin Hazzard Boy Scout John Sober Mildred Wilkes Mishawaka Edna Hazzard Tatapochon Joice Shovah Girl Scouts Geraldine Rudebush Columbine Blue Birds N G. Lyon Post Boy Scouts of America van Hoesen Cooper Frederick Whiting St. Mary’s Cemetery Paul L. Muller George Curtin Joseph Welch Brady Post St. Mary’s Lincoln John Morrissey St Joseph’s Cemetery Wee

Presbytery To Meet At Salem

Troy Presbytery meets at First Presbyterian Salem on Tuesday June 14 with Rev Walter Cavert addressing the Christian education session. Morning session led by new moderator Rev Arthur Johnston includes committee reports and dissolution of pastoral relations with Salem. Afternoon program features Rev Eugene Cunningham on records and Dr Calvert’s 3 p.m. talk.

Walter D. Cavert D.D Synod Superintendent of Christian Education Troy John Lyon Caughey Edward D. Barnes Edmund W. Twichell Walter H. Bradley Robert N. Wilson Robert J. Lemmon Presbytery Presley Salem General Assembly William Hawthorne Edward L Osborn Eugene Cunningham Calvert First Presbyterian Church City Bay Road Cambridge Cohoes Glens Falls Hudson Falls Lake George Warrensburg

Dorpian Killed In North Africa

Staff Sergeant Casimir W Jankowski of Schenectady was killed in action in North Africa March 28. He was one of four sons of the late Joseph Jankowski serving in the armed forces alongside Maron chairman Thomas O Connor Stanley Roberts and others. Additional committees will be named later.

Casimir W Jankowski Schenectady North Africa War Department Jankowski Joseph Jankowski Armed Forces Maron Thomas O’connor Stanley Roberts Thomas Moore James H. Glavin William E. Morns William Roberts

Rainy May Sets Records for Wet Month

The Weather Bureau admitted May had rain on 19 of its 31 days with showers ranging from a trace to a deluge. Final reports may show a record amount of rain and few fair days for the month.

Weather Bureau

Home Bureau Leader Training School Begins Tomorrow

The Rensselaer County Home Bureau will run a full day leader training school on canning methods and food conservation tomorrow at School 14 with Miss Theresa Wood from Cornell University directing. Each of about 15 community groups will send a leader to learn canning drying salting and brining and to share knowledge locally. A repeat session for those who missed last month’s school will be held, with an evening session planned later if there is demand. Demonstrations will be offered toward late June, and officials note this is prime time to can dandelions and milkweed greens, with cowslips already being canned by residents.

Rensselaer County Home Bureau Tomorte Row Thereesa Wood Cornell University Home Bureau

Retail Merchants Meet Tomorrow at Hendrick Hudson

The Retail Merchants' Bureau will convene at 6 15 p m tomorrow at The Hendrick Hudson. It will be the last meeting until September. James MecKiernan, chairman, says several important matters will be considered.

Retail Merchants’ Bureau Hendrick Hudson James MecKiernan

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