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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
1
Mrs. Mary F. Watson guardian for her minor son Joho E. Watson filed a suit against the city seeking 900. The case notes a June 19 1944 accident on a playground sliding board. The city paid 900 to the guardian to cover care and related expenses.
The St Lawrence's Church based society in Troy celebrates its diamond jubilee tracing to March 27 1870 formation. Led by president Willan Gertzen and officers Carl Zepf, Join Diréh, Anton Wasterfeld the group joined the Catholic Cestca Verein of America in 1870 to promote faith and mutual aid. Incorporated Oct 41 1893 as The German Roman Catholic St Joseph's Benevolent Society of Troy New York trustees include Anthony Trei Michiel Wilbert Anton Doring Paul Andrea Charles Bragle and Philip J Ramroth. Current officers include Frank E Popp president Joseph F Vol vice president Carl S Weill second vice president and Joseph H Alber executive secretary.
Waterford proposes state bill to place its 1.5 mile town highway under Saratoga County superintendent of highways. If passed, the county would plow snow and repair the roads and bill Waterford accordingly. Assemblyman Richard J. Sherman introduced the measure.
The Italian speaking branch of the Third Order of St. Francis presents a beneft moving picture event at the State Theater today and tomorrow. Proceeds aid the needy Franciscan Friars of Italy. Films include The Passion Play and The Life of St Theresa. Chairmen are Mrs Louis Rosamilia and Mrs Maria Palladino with Mrs Michael Tarritie handling tickets.
Py Wilson N. Gorham of Round Lake was killed in action on February 19 1945 after serving in the Army since April 5 1944. He trained at Camp Croft and Fort Meade before overseas service in England France Belgium and Germany. He had just received the Combat Infantryman’s Medal and left a job at Gimbel Brothers New York to serve. He was born February 14 1933 in Philadelphia and later lived in New York and Round Lake. He is survived by his wife three children his father E W Gorham two brothers and other relatives.
Eszateth ML Myers of Troy a clerk at Manufacturers National Bank pleaded guilty to embezzlement in federal court before Judge Brennan. Sentence suspended and one year probation imposed. Andrew J. Cuwlick of Amsterdam, assistant U.S. attorney, moved to nolle prose multiple counts after Myers pleaded guilty to one count involving conversion of $50 from Rev. Walter J. Torbey on Sept 8, 1942.
Legal records show a settlement reached in a personal injury suit against LaSalle Institute after a December 4 incident during a basketball game when the plaintiff slipped in the gym. The discontinuance papers were filed by attorney J Gordon Baxter for William J Sullivan. Mackrell and Renney defended the Institute. Settlement terms are not disclosed.
James C. Boyd, manager of the Peapies Office of Manufacturers National Bank of Troy, was elected director and assistant treasurer of Leonard Hospital in Lansingburgh. He succeeds the late Arthur B. Cobden and has held multiple roles at the bank.
In Rensselaer County Surrogate Court letters testamentary issued to Catherine A. Ertz-Berger of East Greenbush. The widow receives the entire estate from the late Ertz-Berger, valued at about $6,000 personal. Arthur R Conway represents the estate.
The Red Rock Home Bureau will meet today at five o clock at 36 Sixth Avenue the home of Mrs Irving Finkle. A precovered dish luncheon will be served and Miss Dorothy Smith assistant home demonstration agent will speak.
In Nassau County Surrogate's Court Edward J. Poland, tax attorney, reports inheritance tax on two estates. The first concerns Catherine Gardenier who died 1944. the second Jerome F. Loonsy who died 1940. Gardenier's estate valued at about 2,000 with real estate within Nassau. husband Theodore Gardenier to receive entire estate. Ralph M. Cooper attorney noted. no tax on Gardenier's estate due to full transfer.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Witten M Turnbull associated with Scotia politics on the Republican ticket for a Tuesday election with Pete as a pitfall in the slate.
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