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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1945
Page
13
Robert Sobinn a 16 year old of Watervliet faced grand larceny charges in Troy Police Court. Adjournment was taken for one week to allow his sister a chance to explore possible entry into the Merchant Marine as authorities test whether he should serve.
Matthew IL McGrath of this ky was elected president of the District Liquor Dealers Stores, a 2 group of State licensees from FPousskeepsia to the Canadien border, at their meeting in Albany. Edward C. Scheiberling, national commander of the Americas Legion, honored guests at a reception. Other officers elected included James J. Cody, Sam Groupart, Julius Falk, and R W. Schwartz. Charles Chase elected to board membership.
John Poland Jr., longtime Troy restaurant operator and former captain of the Read Company, died yesterday at Albany Hospital after weeks of illness. Son of Anna Poland and the late Jobe Poland, he ran a Con Albany Street eatery with his father, later taking over and selling it. A noted volunteer fireman, he served as a chamber of the Read Company leader before Troy’s paid department era. Survived by his wife, mother, brother Captain John F. Poland, three daughters, and three sisters, his funeral will be at Sacred Heart Church with Mass and burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Albia school group observes Fathers Night with a large PTA turnout. Miss Asnes L. O'Brien and pupils present a program of songs. Barbara, Mendoza, and Jean E. Wer presented solos. Mrs J Kenneth Lowe chairs the meeting. plans for a food sale, a row and square dance, and a library project were discussed. Horn’s orchestra will provide music for the March 3 dance at the US SW. WLBs, Cha San Building.
Col Louis J Van Schaick, holder of the Medal of Honor and veteran of 1834 service, died February 23 shortly after his release from a Japanese prison camp in the Philippines. Relatives report he had been active in mining ventures in the Philippines and held leadership roles with the New York Life Insurance Co. and De John Ves Schaxts Boson in New York City.
A damaged excerpt mentions Francis Van Seligien and Mrs Green L Nortom of Coblessill Cobleskill in a fragmentary context. The text also references the green apple alpha describing year round presence on the apple.
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