Toolroom Course Planned at Troy State War Training School
Plans announced to inaugurate a special toolroom course in the machine shop of Troy State War Training School in the Earl and Wilson Building Broadway and Seventh Avenue. The program aims to train workers in jig fixture and die making with two sections A and B scheduled evenings. Section A meets Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 10 pm Section B Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy State War Training School
Earl & Wilson
Broadway
Sevanth Avenue
Director of Vocational Education
Troy High School
State Street
Seventh Avenue
Troy
War and chess clash as Syracuse club suspends time rules
Syracuse Chess Club suspends standard tourney time limits due to many players serving as war workers. The move shifts focus from rapid completion to participation and match play as the community adapts to wartime duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse Chess Club
Troy Girl Wins Medal at St. Rose Commencement
Miss Constance Kavanagh earned the medal for highest average in religion and philosophy at the College of St. Rose twentieth commencement. She received the B.S. cum laude and a Kappa Gamma Pi key. She will teach in the Cairo high school commerce department next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Kavanagh
College of St. Rose
James Dunne
Troy
Edmund F. Gibbons
Albany Diocase
Kavanagh
Bertrand P. Kavanagh
Kavannagh
Kappa Gamma Pi
National Honor Society of
Catholic Women's Colleges
Local Church Groups Schedule Meetings And Events
East Side Partners Club of Mt. Ida Memorial Presbyterian meets at 6 p.m. at Spring and Pawling to hike to Dr and Mrs Robert H Luce home on Lansing Road for a picnic supper. Tutttle heads arrangements, Thomas leads business meeting. Women’s Guild executive board of Third Presbyterian meets at 8 p.m. at president Mrs William E Bayliss home. First Friday Devotions at Church of the Sacred Heart at 7:45 p.m. Holy Communion at 6 and 7:45 a.m. Sacred Heart School closed for Feast of the Ascension. Food sale tomorrow 1–3 p.m. on Pawling Avenue Methodist Church lawn if weather allows. chairman Mrs Ernest E Bonesteel. sales ladies Mrs Harold Bissell, Mrs Elmer Tilley, Mrs A J Gummer. solicitors Mrs Ray Dearstyne, Mrs Joseph Peters, Mrs W R Goetz, Mrs William Manning, Mrs A H Landmessey, Miss Daisy Zepb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partners’ Club
Mt. Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Spring
Pawling Avenues
Robert H. Luce
Lansing Road
Henry Tutttle
Richard L. Thomas
Women’s Guild of
The
Third Presbyterian Church
William E. Bayliss
McChesney Court
Church of the Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School
Pawling Avenue
Methodist Ghuren
Ernest E. Bonesteel
Harold Bissell
Elmer Tilley
A. J. Gummer
Ray Dearstyne
Joseph Peters
W. R. Goetz
William Manning
William Manning, Mra
A. H. Landmessey
Daisy Zepb
Grafton Woman Injured By Car Near Postoffice
Miss Marjorie Trumble, 27, of Grafton, was struck by a car driven by Stillman Wars while walking with her mother near the Grafton Post Office around 10 p.m. She suffered a fracture above the knee and possible internal injuries and hip damage. She was treated by Dr. Gilbert Clarke and removed to Samaritan Hospital in Fairly good condition this morning. Trooper J. G. Flubacher investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Highway
Marjorie Trumble
Grafton
Miss Trumble
Stillman Wars
Eugene Trumble
Rennie Daley
Grafton Post Office
Gilbert Clarke
Samaritan Hospital
Everett Lamphere
J. G. Flubacher
Averill Park
Troy and Bennington Railroad Elects Directors
The annual stockholders meeting of the Troy and Bennington Railroad Co. held at 514 Fulton Street elected directors for the coming year: Aldrich Betts Betts Cook Didert Fellows Houston Shields Shields Shrauder Thompson Thompson. Edgar H. Betts was chosen president. William LeRoy Shields vice president. Frank Shrauder secretary and treasurer. Inspectors of election were Hopkins and Gordon Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Troy and Bennington Failroad Co
Fulton Street
Charles 3. Aldrich
Edgar H. Betts
Nelson B. Betts
Sarah W. Cook
Herbert M. Didert
James F. Fellows
Livingston W. Houston
Juliette McC. Shields
William LeRoy Shields
Frank Shrauder
Hobart W. Thompson
William Leland Thompson
William S. Hopkins
Gordon &. Hopkins
Sycaway Sycamore 4H Club Meeting at Memorial Methodist
Sycaway The Sycamore 4H Club met at Memorial Methodist Church House on Wednesday with Mrs. Howard Campbell and Miss Dorothy McCabe as counselors. President Patricia Zarnick heard reports from Secretary Joan Richards and Treasurer Ruth Smith. Ariayne Lewis demonstrated cutting green jumpers for the club uniform and next week will present blouse cutting. Mrs Campbell announced the Afghan blocks must be completed and returned by the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Memorial Methodist Church House
Howard Campbell
Dorothy McCabe
Patricia Zarnick
Joan Richards
Ruth Smith
Ariayne Lewis
Scrapping of Good Used Auto Parts Forbidden
Frederick J. Holman of the War Production Board announces a June 1 1943 prohibition on scrap disposal of serviceable used auto parts. The order bans scrapping selling or delivering such parts unless no longer serviceable, with exceptions for certain wood mixed scrap and parts in transit or resale to wreckers dealers and individuals. Consumers must exchange for similar parts, and government agencies are exempt by law from disposing of used parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Holman
Albany
War Production Board
WPB
Holman
New Civilian Protection Districts Formed by War Council
The State War Council redrew civilian protection districts cutting five zones to four. Troy joins the Northern District along with twenty counties, while the Binghamton area is absorbed by Central and Western districts. The council kept OPA price ceilings and restructured its discrimination committee. Civil Air Patrol received formal state recognition. Budget changes reduced civilian protection and discrimination funding. A burglary report notes rationed groceries and gear grabbed in one night. The federal acreage grant to states totals 230,286,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State War Council
Binghamton
Troy
Sullivan, Orange
Putnam
War Council
Civil Air Patrol
Albany
OPA
Division of
Civilian Protection
Frieda S. Miller
Labor Department
Bingham
Niagara Frontier
New York
Monroe
Livingston
Allegany
Midstate
Jefferson, Herkimer
Oneida
Madison
Chenango
Broome
Sullivan
Orange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor M. Slocum
Schaghticoke
Nabisco
Grand Handy
Baby
National Bcu Company
Dad
Vernons
Mixe
Astua
River
Wells & Coverly’s
Triangle
Guu
Nick
Washington
Congress
St. Rose
East Side
Troy, Bennington Railroad
Battle Creek
New Protection District
Modernella
Arlette
Trai
Brills Ka
Rema At
Eawy Torun
Mawest
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!