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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1944
Page
6
On maneuvers in Tennessee Buddy the Dalmatian mixed breed dog became a beloved Army mascot. He learned to stand at attention, march with the drum major, carry the flag and sell war bonds while traveling with the band across the east coast.
At Hoosick Grange in Al Sams Parish Hall Hoosick the married members won a few more points than the single members in the program competition The event featured performances arranged by Mrs Leo Gageway Mrs Almon Hewitt and Elsworth Stevens with winners to perform at a July 36 covered dish supper A Red Cross War Fund donation was approved and youth and family committees were named The weekly Story Hour at Cheney Public Library is set for today and John Gorman received a farewell party before enlisting in the Navy The Hoosick Falls draft board listed eighteen year olds registered in February and their names appear among others from Hoosick Falls Buskirk Valley Falls Cropseyville Troy and surrounding areas.
Whitehall Francis J Bergmeier son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Bergmeier Senoc Street has been promoted from private first class to corporal at the army air forces navigation school Honda Tex Tuesday evening Calvary Commandery Knights Templars Hudson Falls in full Templar uniform will confer the first degree on a class of candidates for Phenix Lodge Fred A.M. Mrs Eufanio Cucci Mountain Street has been discharged from the Albany Hospital and is now visiting relatives in Cohoes Mrs Cucci swallowed a pin Saturday it apparently lodged in her throat Several X rays have been taken but they failed to reveal the pin There was a happy reunion in the Marshall Islands recently when Pfc Edward Ross son of Mr and Mrs Milton Ross Blinn Street and Pfc Vincent Pippo son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pippo Williams Street met by accident Neither knew the other was in that vicinity Both are in the Marines Private Ross wrote home to tell his parents what happy meeting it turned out to be Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Fred Brett apartment building Poultney Street Thursday morning The blaze was discovered in the basement of the building about 7 45 The fire department responded immediately The second truck was called to the scene a short time later The building contained four apartments three of which were occupied by Fred Davis Leon Rich and Ernest Austin A few articles of furniture were recovered from the flames.
Two Northside residents, John Opera of 45 Clifton Street and John Normandin of 1 Hill Street, have enlisted at the local recruiting station and were accepted for service and placed on the inactive list, announced by Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan.
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