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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
1
John Moran, manager at Personal Finance Co. promotes his firm’s only business of personal loans from 35 to 250 or more. He emphasizes saying yes to loan requests and invites customers to contact the 2nd floor Times Building office or call Troy 1550 for cash.
The Waterford Lions Club held a Tuesday dinner at the Gables on Waterford Mechanicville Road. William Van Alstine, president, led a program honoring Flag Day with music directed by Mrs. F. Victor Spraggins and school supervisors. Dr. Arvie Elfred, NY State Teachers' Association executive secretary, spoke on the state school system and reconversion plans. Guests included Lt Col. Gerald O'Connor and others, and plans for June officer installation and club committees were announced. Additionally, Waterford schools completed a War Stamp and Bond drive raising 13,208.60 for three Weasels, with a marker sent to Washington.
Noble Calshan Squadron No. 2371 Sons of American Legion Bugle and Drum Corps will march in Mechanicville Flag Day parade today. Members assemble at Noble Callahan Post Home at 3 pm in uniform, then proceed to Trey Union Depot for bus to Mechanicville at 6 pm. A rehearsal is planned at 7:30 pm. The corps competes Saturday June 3 in Johnstown at a St Anthony’s Youth Organization event. Noble Callahan Squadron will host a separate contest at the HPL campus likely Sunday afternoon July 22.
Defense counsel Carter Conboy filed an appeal to the Appelets Division of the Supreme Court from a May verdict in favor of the plaintiff Edward McCabe against the defendant for damages from an automobile accident. Papers filed note Taylor Taylor represented the plaintiff and indicate the case details in the County Clerk's office. A separate filing shows the How ard A. Tovey estate administration suit against Albany Pearl Taxi Inc and Joseph Schneider was discontinued. Arthur B. Lanphier represented the plaintiff and Dogan Barkhuf Dugen the defendants.
The Forty and Eight Society, Vulture 666, American Legion, adopted new constitution and by-laws at Noble Callahan Post rooms. The Troy Area annual cemetery project for upper New York State was endorsed. Arrangements were made for a rain wreck with the Albany volture at Swarpe's Grove. Reports noted 600 jig for Faz zie and other reading materials donated to veterans hospitals.
Gov Thomas E Dewey appoints Gauhn commissioner of Alfare of Rochester as head of the 50000 New York State Youth Commission with a 10000 year salary The seven member panel includes state commissioners of correction education mental hygiene social welfare the industrial commission and a parole board member They serve without pay The commission created by a 1945 law can reimburse communities for half the cost of youth bureaus and recreational projects up to 15000 normally and 75000 in New York City Rochester welfare commissioner since 198 They aim to coordinate care and guidance amid wartime family changes Gaulin is president of the State Public Welfare Officials Association and serves on state and national welfare conferences.
Marcia Doolittle of Nassau earns senior class editor role at Columbia High School East Greenbush with 95.85 average. Salutatorian Margaret Turner of North Greenbush posts 96.8 percent. Scholarships announced include Norma Gardner Nassau 359 a year by school music dept Audrey Greene Nassau 100 by College of St Rose Mildred Lowrie Nassau 15 by Hartwick Jean Allen East Greenbush 250 by Hartwick Lewis Pattie Castleton 200 by Colgate Miss Doolittle also wins 600 a year at 21 Holyoke College.
William G. Van Coit, assistant postmaster of Albany, will retire on June 39 after reaching the age limit for the office. He has served 33 years in various roles including substitute clerk, clerk, assistant, cashier and cashier.
St Josephs parish committees finalize plans for a Flag Day themed June card party and entertainment tonight. The program features Miss Frances Harrington and Henry Gould along with the Legionnaires Quartet and a minstrel show led by Marge Ryan and Jack Stanton, with Joseph Clancy as musical director.
Plan announced for Lansingburg High School graduation ball sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association to be held June 27. Mrs J Bensoia Myers named general chairman with committees led by Mex Er Pestine Baker and Miss Sally Barbeer for programs and Mrs Cora Tobin for tickets, plus others including Mrs Clarence Hayward Stephen Bob and Mrs Robert Turner for decorations and investments.
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