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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1949
Page
12
Anthony Garrick, administrator at Samaritan Hospital, received his Master of Hospital Administration yesterday at Northweet University.
The Troy Vocational School displays work by 14 to 16 year olds from River and Liberty Streets. Principal James H. Lenden leads five instructors in two year courses. facilities include general shop, home economics, power machine sewing, electrical work, woodworking, plastics, blueprint reading, graphic arts and more.
New York State Agriculture Department reports a rise in substandard cream use by restaurants. Heavy to light cream definitions depend on butter fat content. violators face $25 penalties after civil hearings. Department notes rising homogenized milk use and some evaporated milk substitutions.
The report outlines home economics and machine courses for girls, including food, clothing, and home planning, with a ninety minute daily power machine class. It notes rapid employment after completing textile factory training, plus career counseling, a placement bureau, and a five day school week for 100 students.
Local notes describe visitors Mrs. Sara Hulsapple and Mrs. Mary Myers of Albany visiting Mrs. Wilbur G. Sharpe. The Defreestville Home Bureau hosted a picnic on Winter Street Road with members from several families. Various church, club and youth activities are reported including a 4-H dance, a meeting of lay leaders, and a Meathodist steak supper with slides and a Notre Dame visit by local families.
Coroner Anthony B. Matera and Dist. Atty. Marle J. Wiley continue investigating the Renasele tragedy in which a bale laden truck toppled onto a Davenport area auto injuring Linda P. Davis and her son Robert T. Davis. Thursday’s coroner findings will announce the results.
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