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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1945
Page
7
OPA price charts list raspberries at 6 cents per quart and 35 cents per pint. New items include Honeybee melons at 134 cents per pound and cantaloupes at 21 and 23 1/2 cents per pound, with apples and beans showing price shifts. Also notes mccintosh apples removed from the price list and general price changes across several produce items.
A dense legal notice outlines aldermanic actions in Troy including petitions about a property at 49 Hoosick Street, tax lien foreclosures, and a refund decision for a demolished building. It reports committee referrals, public hearing dates, and planned expenditures for a Prospect Park project and a city cemetery initiative with estimated costs and funding proposals.
Hoosick Falls High School hosts the second annual pension banquet at 7 39 p m today at the Merry Go Round Northoosick Whatloomade Rosé with Victor Jensen of Schenectady and Douglas Jightey of the Hoosick Falls public schools among speakers. Obituaries and church services are noted including the funeral of Newbold C and a heart attack survivor at 50 Center Street.
Elisa Jeannette Van Arendonk visits Miss Mary J. Peek-Pie and Robert Galusha with family dine Sunday. Friends including Frenk Bean Jr and Mrs Bean visit, while Buddy Butler stays with Hoyt VanDerwerker. Grace VanDerwerker visits Alpians family. Beatrice Woodworth hosts with Mrs Myron Cooks. William Bean and Frank Bean Sr. host relatives. Bacon Hill School picnic noted amid damp, cloudy weather. Gansevoort hosts neighbor night at the Grange.
Sylvie May Baker six weeks old daughter of Py Howerd Baker and Mrs Baker of Oneonta was bitten by rats while asleep in her crib and taken to Albany Hospital with deep facial and arm wounds. Doctors expect plastic surgery and say the injuries are serious for a infant. The City of Oneonta plans a rat control campaign led by city officials and civic leaders at a public meeting tonight.
At a recent meeting Miss Mildred Peck announced the annual canning contest. Eliza Wendell chaired the supper committee serving ice cream and coke. The program featured recitation Popping Corn by Marion Peck, a Wilton Grange duet by Thelma Rumpa and Marion Stiles, humorous reading Christi Germain, solos by Marjorie Dyet, piano solos by Plainer, recitation Bessie Om, a dance by Billie Del, solo Detis Bean, and a Virginia Duet with Louise Peery and Alberta Del pointing to Wilton participants.
Green Island Mayor Francis M Duryer asks residents to display American Flags for the July 4 holiday and plan two safe observances. The Seventh War Loan quota rises to 150000 for Green Island, while during the Sixth War Loan the village surpassed small denomination bonds with 114000 subscribed. Credit toward the Seventh War Loan quota will be given for bonds sold from early April.
Through July 7, and payroll deduction males will be counted. A house to house canvass is alarmed across Green Island before the closing of the active. At the 10:98 Wat Seerice stateos row, at the Frestyterien Church, Rev. Henry D. Smith presides over communion with a meditation The Priority of the Church Today. Sunday School meets at 12:45 for last session before vacation. The Methodist and Presbyterian Churches hold their union service rotation. In July services move to the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Fred C. Bennett leading the Methodist in charge, and in August Mr. Smith shares charge at the Methodist Church.
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