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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
16
St Henrys Church in Averill Perk opens its annual supper festival at the Glass Lake Hotel with Rev John J Galligan as general chair. The event begins at 5 PM on Wednesday with committees meeting to finalize plans for the fundraiser.
Police report the death of a noted artist from the Bouland circle. He was linked to the Ab Hed Artists of America and was found yesterday in his studio in New Torsy-Orlands Bouland. Details indicate a possible natural or accidental death pending investigation.
Gov Thomas E Dewey moves to name replacements for three tax commission posts following the resignation of Retin Browne head of the Tax Commission Browne cites personal reasons and will return to private practice Broderick Monroe County leader rejects interest in the post Browne served since February and earned $12000 a year while holding other unpaid state posts.
The text outlines Tim’s legal practice starting in New York City after earning a law degree from Columbia University in 1919. It notes an interrupted education when he left to enlist in the army during World War I, where he served as a second lieutenant of field artillery.
Hoosick Valley Central School graduates received diplomas in a special ceremony at Community Hall Valley Falls Tuesday evening. The 18 seniors included Thomas Arnold Thelma Barker Helene Briggs Florence O Seuas Albert Bunk James Djernes Doreld Germain Edward Groesbeck Neacy Harrison Althea Rose Edward Ryan William Ryan Helen Sample Ade Tulloch Alice Wert Walter Verbeck Jean Wallare Hilda Woodling. Speakers included Miss VanTyert Miss Semple and Mr Germain with Lt Con rd W L Dommerich as principal speaker and blessings by Rev Bristol Chatterton and Rev Brendan McConnell.
Stephentown closes its village school taught by Mrs. Marie Fitzgerald with a picnic at the H Club Camp Alps. Residents and guests visit relatives in Albany Hancock Pittsfield Pittsfield Mass Hurleyville Berlin Central School New Lebanon Central School and House of Mercy Hospital. salutatorian Miss Paterson noted at graduation events.
The Office of Price Administration announced a new wholesale price control for household furniture and bedding. The measure tightens rules, aligns with retail regulation, and aims to curb inflation from intermediary channels while reducing prices at the consumer level.
Bentington guest Irma Brundize visits the Bloreys while Stevens share time with Mrs Boward J. Smith at Petershore. Mrs Stevens returns from weeks with granddaughter Gor don Cottrell. A church social and lawn party plans move forward at Taconic Valley Grange Ball. Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday School children present a Day program with decorated church.
Fowlsend Club No. 2 will hold an evening gathering led by President George W. Wagner. Thomas will discuss expenditures. refreshments are arranged by Mrs. Marqld Shaver.
A motorcycle and a truck collided near Brant injuring two youths. The rider and a passenger, both youths, were taken to a local hospital with non fatal injuries. Police investigated the scene and are reviewing witness statements for cause.
The Little Theater of Troy reorganizes and outlines new plans after multiple successful community plays. Led by Emery Sutles the group met at the USO to read and study several scripts for upcoming fall performances.
The summary notes the group’s past successes with presentations titled Star Personality Plus and If Men Play Sarda Like Women Do. It lists Mary Bates as secretary and George Rey as treasurer.
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