Grange Votes Against Plan For Seaway
The Grange held its quarterly meeting at Saints Parish Hall in Hoosick with over 125 members present. George W. Bowe of Hoosick presided as master, as plans for a Seaway project faced a vote against.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1945
Page
1
The Grange held its quarterly meeting at Saints Parish Hall in Hoosick with over 125 members present. George W. Bowe of Hoosick presided as master, as plans for a Seaway project faced a vote against.
The St Lawrence water issue was reaffirmed as Grange leaders agreed to cooperate with schools on a joint gaming sponsorship organized by the State Grange Service and Hospitality Committee. A Hennselaer County school is set for April 15 at Bruoswich Grange with twelve membership applications on file. The charter was draped in memory of Orrin Wright and others from East Greenbush Grange. A series of talks covered Trenz Organizations and War events, with next meeting slated for June 23 at West Send Lake.
A man named Thusas Russell faced Trey Police Court after being arrested on a vagrancy charge. Judge James F. Byron questioned his employment prospects and ordered a three day jail sentence, noting Russell’s apparent lack of a home or stable work. The hearing occurred Thursday in Lansingborg.
A judge orders a defendant to sit down for thirty days after insisting on lawn care work in autumn. The exchange centers on whether raking leaves qualifies as work at that time of year and what constitutes proper conduct in court.
Miss Nancy Burke became the first girl in Troop 20 to earn an architecture merit badge at a Green Island meeting in St Josephs Hell Thursday. Plans were made for a scrap paper drive. Miss Burke chaired. Mrs Samuel Bera was guest mother. Miss Joan Besiac to chair next meeting. Palm Sunday services announced with Rev Henry Smith at Green Island Presbyterian Church and at St Josephs Church with Rev Fred C Bennett sermon. Interclass League semifinals at Heatly High School saw Senior team beat Juniors 2 13 and Sophomores beat Freshmen 63 21. Norman W Lavender refereed. Pudding inventors Danny and Fred Naichiella, 17 and 19, of Bentleyville, Pa, applied for a patent for a device to open pasture fences from the barn.
Wounded Pvt Edward F Peters has been wounded in action in France, according to word received by his parents Mr and Mrs William Peters of 228 First Street Entering the Army in February 1943 Private Peters went overseas in April 1943 He participated in North Africa Sicily and D-Day landings His brother Pvt Harold J Peters is stationed at Fort Meade Md Prior to service he worked at Boston Meat and Grocery Pawling Avenue.
Fire Chief Cart A Smith announces United National Clothing Collection to begin locally tomorrow. Residents will drop garments at five houses or schools for packing and shipment to the national center. требует overcoats shirts sweaters blankets shoes gloves and bed coverings.
A shipment of cognac once held by Germans in a Marseilles warehouse is unloaded from a French liner. It is the first such arrival to New York in four and a half years with six thousand cases of Hennessy and 2 806 cases of Martell consigned to New York firms. The liquor likely won’t reach consumers for three months due to customs, processing, and distribution delays.
A German high command official, Lt. Gen. Kurt Dittmar, spoke in a Berlin broadcast after three weeks, praising American leadership and the toughness of their forces. He noted Americans turning their abundant resources to strong operational strategy and energy.
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