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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1944
Page
7
New York report on winter cab shortages describes the failed taxi hunt in snow and rain. It notes wartime car removals, aging fleets, and maintenance delays. passengers clash with doorways and hotel fronts while drivers complain about independent peers.
Halfmoon 4H Club meets this evening at the fire house. Lenten services are slated for tomorrow evening at Crescent Methodist Church. The Ladies Guild of the First Baptist Church plans to meet in the building soon.
Hoosick Falls votes today for three two year trustees amid two tickets Citizens with O Malley Moelucas McLean and Progressives with Rourke Slocum Carr. Kiwanis noon talk on 1944 Red Cross War Fund Campaign. Legion Post 40 marks 25th anniversary with 7 pm banquet. Waste paper collection today curbs by 9 am. Story Hour at Cheney Library with Janet Hennessey and Joseph Walsh. Private and military news from Pvt Jack Cuddihy and Capt Douglas Eighmey. Masons visit District Deputy Swackh amer at Van Rensselaer Lodge 400. Grange meets with Plowman's Folly review and Cantelo movies. Lenten service at Immaculate Conception 7 30 pm. Betty Barber to join WAVES with farewell at St Stanislaus Hall. Eastern Star OES delegates head to Albany Grand Chapter with Dorothy Conley visiting.
Protestant churches of Stillwater plan a Sunday drive at 2 p.m. to solicit financial support for the new church year. Harold Tompkins chairs the effort as visiting teams call on members and friends. A minstrel rehearsal for Upton Chapter OES is scheduled in lodge rooms today at 7 p.m. The town gathers for birthdays and a St. Patrick themed social at the Masonic Temple featuring Miss Marjorie Osgood hosting Judith Brownell’s fourth birthday.
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