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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1944

Page

4

Rent Control Rules Updated by OPA Officials

Regulations across Rensselaer Saratoga Albany Schenectady and Montgomery Counties see changes by OPA district rent executive Robert W. Coristine. Key alterations allow partial down payment borrowing for owner occupancy under certain safeguards and modify eviction certificate timing and waiting periods.

OPA Rensselaer Saratoga Albany Bohenectady Montgomery Counties Greve Monaced Robert WW. Coristie

Troy Encampment Plans Degree Conferment for Mohawk Class

Fred Hunziker presided as Troy Encampment 3 EF 0 plans conferment of the triarchical degree for a Mohawk Encampment class in Schenectady. Degree Master Alexander C. Schaefer and Drill Master Fred W. Whitehouse lead. large Schenectady delegation expected. Social committee will host refreshments under Charles W. Wead.

Fred Hunziker Troy Schenectady Troys Alexander C. Schaefer Fred W. Whitehouse Charles W. Wead Noble Hudson Valley Lodge 112Th Street Odd Fellows Temple

Meeting Postponed By Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood

The regular Monday evening meeting is postponed to tomorrow due to the Fifth War Loan rally. The following night will host the annual father and son gathering and conclude the season. President Reuben D. Cohen presided at a board meeting confirming final arrangements for the event.

Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood Reuben D. Cohen

Tax Rate and City Notes From Mechanicville Meeting

Tax rate for Mechanicville set at 4.69 per hundred with a 35 cent rate on exempt property. levy totals 52555.03. May police report read, 33 complaints opened, 25 doors found open, 3 fires, 13 arrests, 9 lodgers. $190 allocated to Flag Day parade. Frank Spieker and Edward Holland elected to Hose Company. Miss Jean Labar named commissioner of deeds. May conferences yielded 23.81 net receipts. taxes to be collected on next council meeting date. Funeral for Mrs. Abbie Herrington held. War Bond and Stamp sales in high school total 678.75 for weekend and 42,614.20 since WWI opening. local civic notes and church activities listed.

Gustave C. Boucher New Fork State Electric and Gas Corp Frank Spieker Edward Holland W. B Neilson Hose Company Jean Labar Howard Reilly Abbie Herrington Lionel Herrington Kingston B.is. Hack Park Avenue David C. Huntington SL Luke's Episcopal Church Hudese View Cemetery Fred Errington Thomas J. Welch Earl Herrington Earl Rischell George E. Meehan Dorothy Meehan

Household Finance Cash Loans Offer Urgent Small Loans

A vintage ad promises £100 and $100 loans with monthly payments of 18.15 or 6.32 per month, detailing costs and plans. It touts quick help for debts, taxes and emergencies, inviting phone or in person visits for $25, $50, $100 or more, with claims of simple monthly savings.

Zionist Field Officer To Visit Troy City Meeting

Rabbi Ateyer Pagson, Zionist Organization of America field director for New York State, will speak at a Troy Zionist District public meeting at 7:15 PM at the Jewish Community Center. Troy Hadassah, B'nai Brith, and affiliated groups join in this event with presiding Rabbi Alan Green. A social hour follows.

Ateyer Pagson New York State Zionist Organization of America Troy Sinox TL Moma Bants Poiet Jewish Center Brone Council House van Nest Jewish Center Somerville Greerwich Village Alan 3S. Green D.D Zionist District Tules Buchman Troy Hadassah

Hoosick Falls Organizes Trotting Association Meeting

The Hoosick Valley Trotting Association was formed at a State Line Restaurant meeting with officers elected: President Clarence Masten Vice President Edward Jiil Secretary Joseph Barber Treasurer John A Murphy Rating Secretary Sam Cutler. A half mile track will be built at State Line for a July 4 first meet and future meets every other Saturday. Also noted are military promotions and local social events including a Baptist attendance contest and a patriotic social next Friday.

Hoosick Valley Trotting Association Te State Line Clarence Masten White Creek Edward Jiil Hoosick Falls Joseph Barber Hoosick Fails John A Murphy Sam Cutler Cambridge State Line

Powell Named Mayor of Stillwater to Fill Unexpired Term

Stillwater Harvey H. Powell longtime village board member and Republican is named mayor to fill the remaining term after the sudden death of Mayor John P. Hoskins. Powell a lifelong resident and party member serves as interim leader of the village. Local notices also mention Lieut Robert D. Elliot's return to Bowman Field Kentucky after visiting his parents and funeral services for Dr. Charles Dennison held at the home of Mrs. Helen T. Scott with Interment at Stillwater Union Cemetery. Bearers included Harvey Powell and William Nutting. Entertains Club saw Mrs Aurelia Palmatier host a card gathering with prizes to Mrs Hilda Wilbur and others. next host is Mrs Ernest R Renberger.

Harvey H. Powell Stillwater John P. Hoskins Mr. Powell Republican Party Charles Dennison Helen TF. Scott Harvey W. Chollar Stillwater Union Cemetery Frank Tucker Arthur Wewland James Case Charles Neilson Harvey Powell William Nutting Aurelia Palmatier Card Hilda Wilbur Ernest R. Rehberger W. E. Devon W. E. Devoe A. F. Perry Ernest R Renberger

Lost Girl Reunited After USO Lounge Help

A six year old girl separated from her mother and siblings at Troy Union Station was located at the USO Lounge with the help of staff and police. She was quickly returned home after authorities were notified and located there.

Joan Tyzon Troy Schenectady Road Troy Union Station USO Deck

Bishop Oxnam To Succeed McConnell In New York Area

Bishop Oxnam named to succeed Francis F. McConnell as Bishop of the New York Area at the Northeast Conference in Ocean City. He is noted for ties to Troy and institutions like Russell Sage College and Emme Wittard School. Four bishops were consecrated. McConnell retires after 37 years as bishop of the Methodist Church.

Mishop G.bromley Oxnard Boston Waa Methodist New York Church Oceanity N. 3 Francis F. McConnell Oxnam Troy Emme Wittard School Russell Sage College McConnell McCore New Fork Methodist Church Sonora Cal University of Southern California Boston University Harvard Massachusetts Institute of Technology College of the Pacific Wesleyan DePauw University Greenrantle Ind Methodist Episcopal Church Omaha Uniting Conference Kansas City Kan Federal Council of Churches Crusade For A New World Order Crusade For A New World Order of the Methodist Church; Gave Lyman Beecher Yale University Fondren Southern Methodist University Cardinal O'Connell W Earl Ledden Albany Syracuse Charles W. Flint Alla Washington Lewis O. Hartman Fred Pierce Carson Carlisle Philadelphia Ernest G. Richardson Newell Booth

Auto Use Stamps Placed On Sale At Troy Post Office

The new federal automobile use stamps went on sale Saturday at the Troy Post Office with few car owners buying. Postmaster Frank M. Collins said stamps must be displayed on all cars in operation and will be handled in Albany for values below the original rate. The Tubular value declines monthly, with a mid year switch to Internal Revenue procurement when needed.

Troy

Police Detain Child After Separation at Local Station

Patrolmen Moran and Howard of the Central Police Station escorted the girl to the State Police barracks at Newtonville. Corp. L G Egelston then took her to her home. The child was separated from her mother and two siblings at the station as the mother and two children boarded the 6 p.m. Troy Schenectady bus.

James Moran Edward Howard Central Newtonville Corp

Waterford elects new officers for Methodist Young Adult Group

Waterford Mrs. Burton Connor elected president of the Young Adult Group at Waterford Methodist Church during Friday’s annual meeting held at the Campbell home on King Street. New officers include Afise Constance Perry as first vice president in charge of the program, Mrs. James T. Williams as second vice president in charge of recreation, Mrs. Joseph Campbell as secretary, and Mrs. Laurence Ennist as treasurer. The officers will take charge in the fall. A week of events includes a social at Crooked Lake on June 2, and Sea Scout Meeting at 7:30 pm today at Grace Episcopal Church’s Clark Memorial parish house under Skipper David Zelle. Lieut. William O’Meara is visiting his parents on Canal Street. Excerpt notes Ex. John Dunn has returned to Washington after visiting his wife on Green Island and mother on Hill Street.

Burton Connor Waterford Methodist Church Joseph Campbell King Street Afise Constance Perry James T. Williams Joseph Campbel Laurance Ennist Crooked Lake Sea Scout Meeting Waterford Ship of Sea Scouts Clark Memorial Parish Grace Episcopal Church David Zelle Wiliam O'Meara Leo O'Meara Canal Street Northside John Dunn Washington Green Island Hill Street

Disabled Veterans Elect Trojans At Utica Convention

At the Utica convention the Fourth Precinct police station Captain Charles H. Burkhardt was elected judge advocate of the state. Other officers include Thomas Savage state commander Emil Fasoline senior vice commander Michael Rummo vice chairmen Paul Modest second vice commander Maxfield Constable third vice commander William J. McGrath fourth vice commander Catherine Bass Syracuse chaplain Edward Sippie Buffalo treasurer. Attendees from Rev Francis A Kelley Chapter DA included Captain Burkhardt County Detective Timothy Collins Thomas Mulcahy Capt Joseph Dwyer Dr Alison Hull Harry Stavens and Anthony Reitena.

Charles H. Burkhapet Fourth Precinct Jndge Utica Thecrea Thomas Savage Roma Emil Fasoline Portchester Comenuius ‘Dex Michael Rummo Liberty Bret Paul Modest The Bronx Secold Maxfield Constable Binghamton William J. McGrath Rocksville Center L. L Mise Catherine Bass Syracuse Edward A. Sippie Buffalo Franscis A. Kelley D. A Burkhardt Timothy I. Collins Thomas J. Mulcahy Joseph Dwyer Alison J. Hull Harry ©. Stavens Anthony Reitena

Trojan Cootlettes Choose Delegates for State and National Conventions

Trojan Cootlettes elected delegates at a meeting in the Post rooms with Mrs. Ruth Douglass presiding. Local attendees named include Mrs. Mebel Lemay Mrs. Vicky Ewing Mrs. Rose Fonés Mrs. Tresa Dugan Mrs. Marthe Alien Mrs. Lillian Scheck Mrs. Elizabeth Lure and Miss Pearl Hanser. Delegates to the Buffalo state convention are listed and Chicago national delegates include Dr. Ethel McClear Mrs. Betty Wicke Mrs. Ruth Douglass and Mrs. Micky Ewing. A visitor group toured Saratoga Veterans Hospital and the next meeting will be at the president’s West Sand Lake home on August 3. Guests from the Mairzy Coats Club Albany attended.

Cootlettes Trojan Cootlettes Ruth Douglass Mebel Lemay Vicky Ewing Rose Fonés Tresa Dugan Marthe Alien Lillian Scheck Elizabeth ‘Lure Pearl Hanser Buffalo Chicago Ethel McClear Betty Wicke Micky Ewing Trojan Cootistics Saratoga Veterans’ Hospital Wice West Sand Lake Mairzy Coats Club Albany Ruth O'Brien Paul Schaeffer Eva Redding Edna Pearson Mary i Munigan

Children Day at Oakwood Church Observed

Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church observed Children’s Day during morning worship with baptism prayers and a program of recitations and songs. Prayers for safety of young men and women serving in the armed forces were offered. Master Sergi, Howard W. Wiltsey, home on furlough, was present. Baptism administered to Carol Lynne VanHoesen. Perfect attendance pins awarded to several children.

Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church Sergi Howard W. Wiltsey South Pacific Harmon D. Betham Mra Frank H. Coffeen Dorothy Brewer Norman F. Coons William Hawthorne Carol Lynne VanHoesen Kenneth VanHoesen George J. Patterson, Jr Margaret Langelotz Arthur Backensto Ruth Stewart Jane Davis Richard French Paulette Davis Jean Henry

Apollo Court to Meet for Final Season Session

Apollo Court of Alabama will conduct its final meeting of the season Thursday at p.m. in the rooms of 81 Fourth Street with royal matron Eva Vanderzee presiding. A food sale and social hour will follow, with Minnie Wenbold in charge.

Apollo Court O of AL Fourth Street Eva Vanederzee Royal Matron Minnie Wenbold

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peterman Dean P. Taylor Rensselaer County Republican Committee Congress Snyder's Lake Wied Douglas Hudson Nengaeth John S. Finch Clifford C. Hastings Charles J. Cote Mechanicville First Methodist Church Paul Gordon St. Luke's Episcopal Church Patrol Feader Harvey Capo- Pinio Alfred Varone James Coons Cel Weile Ber Ss. Mary's Hat Bufferton N. J. Taex New York City William Arnold Alvany Hospital Pie LeRoy Beckwith Marines South Street Memorial Beptis Cynthia Wooddell Richard Burwash Wtile Laura Baker David Cole Gail Butler Mary and Patricia’ Kiley Joyce Burwash Normagn Rose First Presbyterian Church Enishts of Columbus Hall Edward P. Halletd Pics Arthur Sane Burdett Building River Street éthFl Nat‘ Savizige Bank State St Stephen Werbinski Camp Gruber Okla William R. Braben Alaska Gore Field Great Falls Mont Leo F. Shannahan Helyn Ross Carney Rabbi Meyer Passow Robert D. Elliot Bowman Field Louisville Joan C. Elliot USO Lounge Tech Sergi Paul S. Trethaway Air Corps England Berlin Flying Fortress Fariough France Disabled ‘Veterans Elect ‘Trojan Stuarts Cor Fourth Sts Steone INC
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