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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1943

Page

2

Letters On Three Estates Granted

Will admitted to probate in Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J. Donohue for Mary Terese Lyons who died May 14 in the city leaving under $5,000 personal. Distributions include $500 to niece Anna J. Mackey Troy and $500 to nephew David J. Brougher, with other sums to nieces and a nephew, and $20 to two priests for masses. Remainder to Thomas J. Brougher and Helen M. Brahm. Letters of administration granted for James H. O'Brien estate to widow Georgiana O'Brien. Emma Halse named as widow of Charles Halse as sole beneficiary of nominal estate. Enlistments noted for Navy training.

Edward J. Donohue Mary Terese Lyons Joseph Farrar Harry Ward Brooklyn Anna J. Mackey Troy David Heln N M. Brahm Congress Street Eugene V. Coffey James H. O'Brien Georgiana O'Brien Sixth Avenue Thomas J. O'Connor Charles Halse Rensselaer Emma Halse Pinewoods Avenue Albany John J. Powell

Group President Reports Year On Savings Banks

George F. Landsman president of Group IV of the New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations delivered a report at the league’s 36th annual convention in Saranac Lake. The group, covering Rensselaer Schenectady Washington Saratoga and Warren counties, saw increased savings flows while mortgage loans for new homes declined. Financing activity supported existing properties and Title VI FHA housing and rental projects. Group members invested over 3 000 000 in government securities and held Wai Fonds up to 1 000 000 for the public.

George F. Landsman New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations Rensselaer Schenectady Washington Saratoga Warren Saranac Landsman Hudson Savings and Loan Association

Local man files trade name for KC Grill and Restaurant

Carl Leitach of 2266 Fifth Avenue has filed a certificate in the county clerk’s office declaring he is conducting business as the KC Grill and Restaurant at that address.

Carl Leitach Fifth Avenue K.C Grill

Surprises Notices To Drivers From Troy Rationing Board

A large number of Troy automobile owners will receive notices by mail today and Monday announcing must appear at The Hotel Troy for interrogation on possible non essential driving violations. Notices are based on reports from the Troy Police Department State Troopers and OPA inspectors.

Troy Troy Rationing Board Hotel Troy Police Department OPA Edward J. Ronan Troy Board Albany Schenectady Hudson The

Woman Seeks Dissolution Of Marriage In New York

Mrs. Jennie V. Stanhope of Rensselaer filed for dissolution of marriage from James C. Stanhope in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County. She says he deserted her in April 1936 and has not been heard from since. The case is set for special term at Albany on Sept. 10. The couple married July 30, 1935, in Burlington, Vermont, and lived in Milton and East Greenbush before she moved to Rensselaer.

Jennie V. Stanhope Rensselaer Supreme Court Rensselaer County James C. Stanhope Stanhope Albany John H. Miller Burlington Milton, VI East Greenbush

OPA Plans Weekend Auto Checks At Suburban Spots

An Albany enforcement officer James Carroll said inspectors will tighten enforcement over the coming weekend with additional checks of driving near amusement areas grills and picnic spots in suburban districts. He refused to reveal exact centers of inspections.

OPA Albany James Carroll

Senior Day Observed at Troy High School

Senior Day was observed at Troy High School with the gavel handed from the Senior Class President Donald Quimby to Junior Class President David Lent. Letters were awarded to track and baseball team members by Coaches Ward 8 Donner and Edward C. Picken, followed by songs led by Frank C. Catricala. The class then met, and alumni head John J. Ahern announced no wartime banquet this year, with plans to attend the first postwar banquet. The day concluded with a class picnic in Miami Beach.

Troy High School Donald Quimby David Lent Stephen Gillespie Hiram Sheffer Ward 8 Donner Clifford Hopkins Hubert Cocoa Walter Winney Dominic Frank C. Catricala John J. Ahern Troy High School Alumni Association Kenneth Doyle Isabel R. Mann Dudley D. van Arnum Miami Beach

Objections Filed to Indictments in Troy Hotel Case

Edwin R. Anthony former Troy hotel employee faces multiple felonious assault and improper conduct charges. Albany attorney Charles J. Duncan filed demurrers to three of seven indictments arguing multiple crimes per indictment violate criminal procedure. Judge Harry E Clinton will hear the defense and Barte J. Wiley will press proper form. Anthony is in custody and awaiting trial arrangement.

Edwin R. Anthony Troy Charles J. Duncan Albany Harry E Clinton Anthony Atty Barte J. Wiley

Children’s Day Service at Methodist Church West Sand Lake

West Sand Lake hosting a Methodist Church Children’s Day service tomorrow at 11 am led by the Loyal Berean Class with program arranged by Dietrich Pause and Sunday School teachers. The offering supports the Students’ Loan Fund. Rev. John A. Lavender to administer baptism.

Methodist Church Dietrich John A. Lavender Irving Sewell James Hargrave Virginia Bicknell David Pause Jesus Daniel Bott Alan Fuller John Sprague Janet Weatherwax Sandra Weatherwax Frank Dyer Pauline Rescott Marion Rescott Bethlehem Janet Amadon Donald Stiles Judith Stiles Patricia Sewell Raymond Wheland Frederick Wheland Shirley Maxfield Roobert Parent Frederick Parent Stephen Spiak Joan Spiak Marcia Bott Irene Brust God Grace Dorr Marion van Denburgh Dorothy Felderman Carol Culver Barbara Stiles Barbara Adee Douglas Sewell Ronald Trumble Keith Adee Craig Culver Eugene Rescott Richard Culver Froderick Rescott Viola Parent

Raymertown Man Transferred to U S Navy Center

Raymertown Harold Campbell has been transferred from Sampson to the U S Navy Technical Center at Norman Oklahoma. Mrs Henrietta Holbritter spends weekend at son Leighton Holbritter in Nortonville with family. Mrs M C Snyder returns after visiting her niece Mrs Curtig O Dell and Mrs Pierre Bleecher of Schenectady. Mrs Bar Cushman goes to Boston to accompany husband home from New England Baptist Hospital where he has been for three weeksReceiving treatment.

Harold Campbell Sampson U. S. Navy Technical Center Norman Okla Henrietta Holbritter Leighton Holbritter Nortonville M. C. Snyder Curtig O'Dell Pierre Bleecher Schenectady Bar] Cushman Boston New England’ Baptist Hospital

City Wins Priority for Chlorinator Purchase

The City of Troy received AA-3 priority rating from the War Production Board for an automatic water chlorinator and accessories. The $6,000 1943 city budget included the chlorinator for the Bureau of Water Sanitary Protection, with Wallace & Tiernan Co. as the bid winner awarded Aug 4 after bids in July.

Troy War Production Board Bureau of Water, Sanitary Protection Wallace & Tiernan Co., Inc Newark N. J Samuel R. Cooper

Schaghticoke Children’s Day Program at First Presbyterian

A Children's Day program will be held tomorrow evening at 7 45 in the First Presbyterian Church under the direction of Mrs. Albert Viall. Primary class members will perform songs recitations and solos with Louise Hack Betty Wayne Bevis and Claudia Burdick among the leading participants. The Junior Choir directed by Miss Jean Hemstreet will close with a group of songs and the benediction by Rev. Warren J. Whiffen.

First Presbyterian Church Albert Viall James Bevis Warren J. Whiffen Louise Hack Betty Wayne Bevis Billy Green Claudia Burdick School June Flowers Dorothy Nash Bertha Welch We Two Eva Jane Bevis Garden Voices Wilma Thomson Walter _Aldrich Jean Hemstreet

Recruiter Seeks Women Marines for enlistment drives

Troy area women are urged to enlist in the U S Marine Corps Women s Reserve. Sergt Ann Gustafson of Boulder Colo will visit Troy and nearby communities with Sergts Helen Huston and Lee Bireh of Los Angeles to interview prospects and publicize recruiting. Enlistment rules cover age 20 to 36, two years of high school, marital status, and no children under 18. pay starts at 50 a month.

Troy U. S. Marine Corps Ann Gustafson Boulder Col Albany Gustafson Helen Huston Lee Bireh Los Angeles Robert E. Bennett Michael Ludwig Poughkeepsie William Buck Amsterdam Marine Corps Marine Recruiting Station

Student Poet Wins Atlantic Monthly Prizes at Bennington High

Miss Eleanore Griswold of Clark's Woods Bennington, a Bennington High School student, won the Atlantic Monthly first prize for her essay Scientific Imitation of Life and earned a merit award for her poem Redwood Forest in the magazine's poetry contest.

Eleanore Griswold Harold Guinwold Clark's Woods Bennington Bennington High School Atlantic Monthly Mies Griswold Redwood Forest

Weaver Renamed President of Raid Wardens

Leslie Weaver was reelected president of the Air Raid Wardens Social Club of the 17th District of Troy at the annual meeting in the Lansing Theater building. Officers include Harry Ward as vice president, William Barber as treasurer, and George Jones as secretary.

Leslie Weaver Troy Lansing Harry Ward William Barber George Jones Jones 116Th Street George D. MacCullough Taid MacCullough 118Th Street

Man Bitten by Unknown Dog on Ferry and Second Streets

James F. Dayton of 281 Fourth Street reported to Central Station police at 9 50 a m yesterday that he was bitten by a dog at Ferry and Second Streets. He received cuts to the left ankle and right leg. The dog's owner is unknown.

James F. Dayton Fourth Street Central Station Ferry Second Streets Dayton

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