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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
11
Tis case Workers have been appointed in the Troy Welfare Department according to announcement by W. Frank Leversee commissioner of welfare. They have Dorothy Rosenberg of 170
The city fills posts at Third Street and 226 Sixth Avenue with Miss Norma Kennedy and Miss Rosenberg Js4 graduate of Russell Sage College, replacing Frank P. Fitzgerald and Mrs Pauline Huskie. Appointments follow state department requests and prior relaxation of qualifications during the war period. The state reimburses part of welfare worker salaries and other welfare costs.
The April report by former Commissioner Clifford Pleecker shows a statewide rise in pedestrian accidents, with Troy recording several incidents including one death and 13 injuries. Albany and other counties varied, while bicycle fatalities rose to three with 196 injuries. Total property damage surpassed 1.2 million dollars.
Helen Varrett was elected president of the Troy Branch of State College Alumnae at a tea and reception in Arcadia Frear Park. Other officers: Agnes Beck vice president Emily Cavanaugh secretary Mary Sweeney treasurer. Executive board includes Mrs Grotsky and Mrs John O Nonna. A future meeting is scheduled for July 21 at Varretts Crooked Lake home.
Mayor John J Ahernhag urged citizens in cooperation with the National Safety Council to reduce Fourth of July injuries. He called for personal responsibility during the holiday period and tied the message to supporting U S efforts in World War II and civilian dedication to victory.
Sacred Heart School graduates and staff join a school Women's Club excur sion to Kingstor Point, meeting at Pawling Avenue church at 7 33 a m. The annual spring lawn party under the club’s auspices drew praise with awards seen by Patricia Connery and Mrs Frank ZT Provost. Mrs Frank A Tiley calls patrons to contact solicitors for a complete report at Monday church meeting. Mountain View Home Bureau hosts an 8 p m gathering at Mrs Guy’s home with a 7 30 p m assembly meet at Mrs Ray Dearstone’s, then carpool to Mrs Parrow’s. A parish supper at Church of the Ascension on June 28 offers Virginia baked ham and chicken. 200 reservations only, call the parish house. Phylis Nelick of 779 Pawling Avenue is ill. Edward Simonick, merchant mar ine, visits family on week end. two brothers serve, Jenna Simonick in Italy and Wallace Simonich in the Pacific. A motion picture program “Reconditioning, Convalescing, For Return to Duty” to be shown June 29 at Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church Hall around 7 30 p m, with “The Diary of a Soldier” and a strawberry shortcake supper. Group of the Women’s Service Guild handles arrangements. reservations via Mrs Garin Law Sen, or Miss Edna C Doenman or Miss Margaret Caven.
Miss Harriet Winn daughter of Sir and Mrs Frernk Wien of Berlin named valedictorian of Berlin Central School for the year with an average of 93 3 percent. Miss Dorothy Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Evan Jones of Peteshore named salutatorian with 98 percent. Both girls active in sports shop dramatic clubs and student government. Winn plans to teach homemaking at State Teachers College while Jones pursues a business career.
The Par ent-Teacher Association hosts an annual dinner tonight at School 11 for the graduating class of January 1925. Mrs. Michael F. Fazioli serves as general chairman with cochairmen Mrs. Patrick H. McKeown and Mrs. Bernard G. Simih. The guest list includes George H. Krug superintendent of schools and Mrs Krug, Principal J. Kenneth Dorie, and Mrs Doyie.
Frank S L Ames commissioner of public safety was renamed chair man of the Board of Barbers Examiners at a City Hall meeting. James M McGrath city clerk was renamed secretary. New board members George St John and Joseph Vadala began duties. Dr James C Boland health officer announced barber shop regulations from the Sanitation Code will be printed and posted in each shop.
The Regional War Labor Board will hold hearings today and tomorrow in Albany to probe alleged violations of the Wartime Stabilization Act. Walter Gellhorn, chairman, said Kopp will investigate reports against 71 firms in Albany Syracuse and Rochester areas.
John Sten I, son of Afr. and Mrs. Michael Stemisay of 438 First Street, has graduated from the Maritime Service Show in New York and was assigned to a ship in the merchant marine. His father is a World War I veteran, and an uncle, Peter Stemishy, of Maplewood, has served three years.
Four members were obligated into Blume Post at Harmony Bat meeting Tuesday. Two members were accepted and four were oblized into Leo A. Blue Dust, W. B. W. Rod Gromall and Beg Mash Zeb were voted into membership. Plans for future developments were discussed and expected to be estee med later.
Burglars broke into the De Greet Co. store at 24 Third Street on Tuesday night, taking about 310 in currency and a small amount of merchandise. The cash boxes had been broken open and postage stamps and several articles were stolen.
Sigcarte as John Moret proclaims himself the Yes Man for Personal Finance Co offering quick loans from 325 to 230 or more. He claims to manage the office and promises responsive service for short or long term loans. Contact at Times Bidz floor or Troy 1550 to reach the office.
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