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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1949

Page

3

Hudson Names Committee Chairs For Testimonial Dinner

The Hudson committee on Saturday announced several chairpersons for the upcoming testimonial dinner. Maurice Inenbergh is named treasurer of the general committee, with Goldstein in charge of speakers and collections. Samuel Rosenholtz will head the program committee for the dinner, to be held Monday June 37 at The Hendrick. Ticket sales are at McGrath's, 11 Third Street, with Warner Steiner and Abraham Chuckrow leading respective committees.

Goldstein Maurice Inenbergh John J. Ahern Cheirmen Co Otis Committon Samuel Rosenholtz Micheal J. Wing Hendrick

Serious Auto Crash Injures Joseph D Nikles In City

Joseph D Nikles 63% Congress Street a longtime bartender at the Eldorado Hotel was seriously injured when struck by a car at Congress Street and Pawling Avenue around 2 30 a m Saturday He suffered a fractured right leg possible broken jaw and other injuries and was taken to Leonard Hospital by ambulance The car was owned and operated by Martin A Albertson of 40102nd Street Police and detective units investigated the crash noting recent agitation for a traffic light at the intersection and the incident marked its memory as the first major accident there

Josaph D. Nikler Congress Street Pldorado Pawling Avenue Nikler Martin A. Albertson 102Nd Street Police Anid Bernard Madaen John Hourigan Radio Patrol pRiathclothpanah Leo P. Barry Detective Bureau Night Squad Joseph F. Markham Identification Bureau Joseph P. Shields Plainelotheaman Michael V. Salo Niklea Leonard Hospital

Court Adjourns Case for Lansingburg Man

In Troy Police Court Hugh Ranken of 160 Eighth Avenue faced assault in the third degree charges. An adjournment to next Saturday was granted at the request of new counsel David Rosenfeld, with Atty Richard E. Bolton concurring. Detective Edmund M. Sullivan arrested Ranken on the complaint of a 14 year old girl employed as a babysitter. The incident reportedly occurred while returning her home in his car.

Troy Hugh Ranken Eighth Avenue David Rosenfeld jAsst. Dist. Atty Richard E. Bolton Ranken Edmund M. Sullivan

Funeral notice and college official reevaluate security

A fragmented local notice highlights a funeral car event and a college official ceremony. It references security measures and a campus symbol, but details are unclear due to OCR errors. The readable items suggest a public acknowledgment of death and institutional participation.

Johnsonville Notes of Visits and Local Events

Johnsonville residents visit relatives in Poughkeepsie and Brooklyn as church meetings, social events, and club activities fill the week. A trustee and board meeting at Grace Methodist Church, a Mother and Daughter banquet, and awards at a card club highlight community life along with retirements and school milestones.

Johnsonville Misa Marguerite Keyes Poughkeepsie John Ryan Jamen Akin Maryvile College George Shipley Minnie Warren Ralph Maranall Brooklyn George Warren Grace Methodist Church Thomas Barton Geraldine Janice Gerald Barton O'Brien-Carell Center Brunswick Glen-Monica Alice Culhane Lawrence Barton

Spring conference notes and skit at Pittsfeld

Reports were given on the spring conference meeting held at Pittsfeld. A skit titled Advance Opportunities was performed by Mrs. Norman Cushing, Mrs. Earl Bennett, Mrs. Forrest Brownell and Mrs. Earl Johnston.

Herbert Campbell Pittsfeld Norman Cushing Earl Bennett Forrest Brownell Earl Johnston

Brunswick Firemen ITo Elect Officers

The Brunswick Velusteer Wire Co No 1 of Syemway will elect officers tomorrow evening at the Hoosick Road firehouse. Auditing committee members Maguire and Humphreya will report. Junior High Leary Jr president John Kaickerbacher will speak at 2:30 pm Friday June 16 in the school gymnasium. The event features a queen crowning and a Stardust Ballroom themed dance with Knickerbocker School plans Stardust Dance. Middlebrook orchestra to provide music.

Brunswick Ito Brunswick Velusteer Wire Co. No. 1 Syemway Hoosick Road Robert Maguire Percy Humphreya Auditing Committee Beiree Uam Reed John J. Kaickerbacher Leary, Jr Will Preakde Ee Sthool Gymnasiven Knickerbocker School Stardust Topy Middlebrook

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