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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1945
Page
13
Army film Rehabliting the Wounded Soldier will be shown after a ceremony at Troy Post on Monday July 2. Legion and WAC officers will attend with guests, followed by refreshments. The post held a meeting at headquarters on Congress and Third Streets.
Raymond VanSant of Cohoes ordered a forty foot cruiser from Edward J. Betts of Albany. The vessel was loaded yesterday at Hyde Boat Yard on a four wheel trailer and moved toward Lake George via Delaware and Hudson lines. The buyer plans to use the boat for summer cruising on the lake.
The NotieCallzhap Post announces a Saturday summer party program to run through July and August to replace a monthly candy for orphans. Lawrence Cowen sponsors 100 free weekly treats with free transportation via United Traction Co. Cochairs Morris Fitts and Charles LaHain lead the committee. Mayor Ly Anern Aber receives congratulations for veterans affairs.
Charles H. McCarthy was elected president of the Moving Pi Machine Operators Local No. 285 at a recent meeting. He also serves as secretary treasurer of the Labor Temple Association and assists Michael E Breen in publishing the Federation of Labor Yeer Seek edition due for early September. Other officers named include James F. Helly as vice president and George L. Nugent as business agent. Delegates to the Central Body and to the Coboes Federation of Labor were announced, with McCarthy and Nugent among the chosen delegates.
Greenwich Asolar Chapter O EL 3 is invited to attend the homecoming of Lilian EB.allen district deputy land matron Warren Washington District to be held as the chapter at Fort ann Friday evening. Selective Service Board No. 363 announced classifications: 1-A Edward J. Reardon Fort Edward 2A Ralph E. Havens Fort Edward 2B Arthur G. Tanner Fort Edward 2B Theodore Baker White Creek 2C Willis J. Pratt Cambridge 4F Henry B. Joskie Cambridge 2F Nicholas P. Canzeri White Creek. school term nears end with Regents exams at Greenwich Central School. commencement June 23 24 25. graduation Saturday June 23 about 50 ninth-year graduates. Sunday baccalaureate senior class about 40. diplomas June 24. Alumni Association meet June 28 with old-fashioned dance. Mrs Effie Booth Butz Easton learns husband William C. Butz promoted to second lieutenant May 35 at Wever Germany. Lt Butz served with Patton’s Third Army Sixth Armored Division. also Bronze Star and Purple Heart awarded for wounds received in France Luxembourg Belgium Germany July 28 1944 to March 15 1883. Harold Harbitizer Glovers last fall received certificate of merit in Syracuse Court.
Proceedings from the Washington County Surrogate's Court for the week ending Monday include estates and guardianship items. Estates involve James A. Skellie James E. Galloway Charles Ovili Joseph J. Mooney Anna Hogan St Agnes Vaughn Vivian Sofia George Brine Lovett Clarissa Trondsen Francis J. Babcock and others with wills probate, administration, and guardianship actions across Kingsbury Greenwich Hampton Salem and nearby locales.
Friday visits and family gatherings are noted across Cambridge Troy and nearby towns. Fire damage reported at Kennedy farm in Kelly neighborhood with unknown cause and light losses. Local residents families and military relatives mentioned including the Beckert brothers linked to the Navy in England and the Seventh Army in Austria.
The will of Stargaret Chaza of Sand Lake died March 18 2935. Probate granted in Surrogate's Court with letters testamentary to Clack Dipperty Troy attorney. Estate valued over 5000 real and under 5900 personal. Real estate to non-relatives in shares of 20. Bequests for furniture and residue to Eva Walcot and others. Also letters of administration for Bertha Brand Gates of Rensselaer granted. estate includes 6000 real and six personal, heirs include Albert M. Grand and Edna Meson, with attorney Charles M Harrington Plattsburg representing estates.
Poestenkill Willing Workers plan a church strawberry festival today. Poestenkill eighth graders and teacher Reymond Kimball visited Hingston on the Hudson River Day Line Friday. Graduation exercises for districts 3 4 7 at Church of Christ Friday June 22 with Rev Eugene Cunningham as guest speaker. Several students earn diplomas and give talks. Children's Day observances featured a program by Church Ladies Aid and Missionary Society members.
Johnsonville visitors Mr and Mrs Christian Hansen attend at Calvary Methodist Church. The Three Peds a comedy in three acts will star Jean Rohez Thelma Beck and Kay Harrington with direction by Mrs W R Williams. A WLS social follows at the church tomorrow afternoon at 2 pm and a Hudson River Day Line excursion is scheduled for Tuesday June 36 with WW S C S reservations due by June 24. Noble-Callahan Auxiliary hosts an evening social in the post rooms with Anna Lavalley as chair and refreshments served.
An OCR fragment reports on a World War II scene with American soldiers confronting Japanese troops. It mentions St Andrew Burr, Gerald Wy Criswell, and a foxhole with whispered enemy presence. A dramatic explosion and dynamite bearing Nipponese are described amid combat chatter.
George Chrysanthis sues Consolidated Rendering Co of Boston in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County claiming 10500 damages after a truck allegedly spilled a foreign greasy substance on Ferry Street sidewalk between Fourth Street and Fish Avenue on August 11 1943. Papers filed in County Clerk's office by attorney Matthew M. Dunne. The filing alleges driver negligence caused the injury.
Residents from Bennington Williamstown Richford North Pownal Yonkers Ansonia and local towns visited friends over the weekend and week. The Baptist Ladies Auxiliary plans a sale of fancy articles for the church Friday and Saturday. Home demonstration group meets today to discuss housework with no contests planned.
In federal court at Syracuse yesterday Chares of deathg in narcotics were placed against Trojanins. Vreme WHEsois of Congress Street was accused of selling nar ank. McDonough of Avenue of purchasing techies ehTS faced a jury this morning. Gasoline rationing allegations were also heard naming Rexiva and Alexander sio of Sehenec tady Ernest Revee of Glens Was accused of selling lire ration coupons and possessing gasoline coupons.
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