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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1947
Page
10
An incomplete report mentions extinguishing a light at a location near North Like Avenue and Tikit Avenue with a day-after action noted. The fragment references Troy Aremoy and Igraga Chet but details are unclear.
The Quy Catholic Women's Service League hosts its annual Palm Sunday breakfast March 30 at The Hendrick Hudson after services at St Mary’s Church. Father Weber, a World War II veteran and former chaplain with the 2nd Infantry Division, will speak. Reservations are overseen by Mrs Edward J. Mins haw with help from several committee members.
A Whitehall man named Honey W. Phillips, 38, pleaded guilty to drunkenness and breach of the peace in Fuland Municipal Court. Judge Bernard R. Mick fined $50 for the driving charge, $10 for the second count, plus $15.03 costs, with arrest by Officer Dusty Shortff Edward Wood.
In Hoosick Falls and nearby towns residents face tax and penalty updates as the county treasurer reports a balance of 5 071 12 dollars owed from a 127 794 15 levy with a 2 percent monthly penalty. Health clinic work proceeds at Main Street School with Dr Robert B Maderes offering services for children and parents. Local groups gather for church events, choir rehearsals, bowling league annual banquet, Knights of Columbus entertainment, and Immaculate Conception parish communion breakfast reservations.
Local school Parent Teacher Association presents a projector at Homulreet Park School with donations from families and events supporting the fund. A St Patrick card party at the Velodrome raised proceeds toward the projector and community gatherings feature performances by Mulvihill and Weight with Mrs. Marion Wherlock.
War Department honored Wilfred Burgess of 21 Center View Drive for the cartridge feeding mechanism used in artillery. At Water Vilet Arsenal he served as ordnance engineer from 1940 to 1945, earning a patent award and government rights to use the invention without charge.
At 10 am Holy Communion will be administered. A service at 7:43 p.m. features litany and a sermon by Rev. Arthur W. Abraham of Greenwich Brevities. Star of Liberty Chapter officers will meet in the chapter rooms today at 8 p.m.
A wartime profile notes the engineer served as a tool designer for Packard Motors and Belo Manulog Corp before the conflict. He also contributed to Gopal Motors and other firms, shaping manufacturing during the period.
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