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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1946
Page
3
A fragment from Detroit reports a youth near death after a birthday anniversary that proved perilous. The brief notes a difficult struggle and suggests the child’s fragile condition following an incident near the city shoreline.
The article reports on dairy farmers facing shortages and rising feed costs as cattle herds in New England suffer from poor hay crops. Farmers discuss the shift to grain and wheat to feed cows, government orders affecting supply, and concerns over milk production as veterans and others look for substitutes.
A Thoy Record report recalls Sandy a young girl long ill since last September as she nears her fifth birthday. Relatives and a visiting Earl 27 overseas veteran attend a party at home with a canary as the bright moment. Doctors fear for her health yet the family prays for a recovery.
Senior Scout Unit 18 met at St. Mark's Methodist Church Monday night for a talk on area Indian lore by Prof. Eugene Tt. Wiseman who demonstrated implements used by local tribes. The unit plans to visit Albany next Monday to observe the state legislature in session.
Frilly Brock and other Troy residents were noted visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Girl Scout troops from Schuylerville and Old Saratoga joined Saratoga County groups in honoring Juliet Lowe founder of the organization. Local residents were reported traveling, hospital observations noted, and service member J Cyril Currier returned from active duty with details of his awards and schooling.
Experiments indicate many honeybee colonies near rail clover fields boost seed yield. Findings show nearby white, sweet, and alsue clover attract bees away from real clover.
Several individuals in Grafton are noted for visits and travels. Mrs Frank Hicks visits her daughter in North Dirtyvouth Massachusetts. Esymond Mon returns home after weeks in Delaware. Mrs Minn Alast of Troy spends the weekend with cousin Ada Snyder. William Steicher of Tray visits at his summer house. An executive meeting of the PT A is set for tomorrow at Kay Poole's home.
Midtown Sportsmen prepare a dinner to honor returning volorine members of the Midtown Athlete Association. The event is scheduled for Monday at the association hall, with plans and participants named in local reports.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions John Maddun and a dinner in December with a pledge to donate $25 to a Red Cross aid committee. The text implies a trophy donation linked to the Hunter CX event, but details are garbled and unclear.
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