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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
1
The Saratoga Board announces drafts for a large call to men for induction tests. About 733 registrants are listed with many named individuals and contingents along with hospital restrains and class designations noted.
A long roster lists Hall William Reeves and Charles Burger among many others including Harold Porter Howard Clark Woodrow Heck r Anthony Maccardy Joan Bozoay and Howard Hayes. The document names numerous individuals such as Edward Harrington Harte arg awitt Clothier Wilford Austin William LeZarron William Hays Louis Perrotta Richard Papenhausen John Gardiner and more.
The Leonard Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association decided to purchase three War Bonds at a Monday meeting. They planned to contribute $23 to the Red Cross and attend the Florence Nightingale service at First Baptist Church. Miss Melva Fretttery presided over the session.
William Malotte, a former Alberquerque resident, is held at Rens selger County Jail by the State Police as a fugitive. Malone was picked up Tuesday in Hudson on a warrant issued by Bernalike County sheriff. He is charged with leaving the state with property valued at $700 not his own.
Beman Park Mrs. Henry Riffieback of 54 Oakwood Avenue is convalescing after illness. The son of Mr and Mrs Albert A Cloutier of 2341 Seventeenth Street is in Samaritan Hospital after an operation. Lieut and Mrs Reed Le Ferriere of Spring Lake N J have returned home after a brief leave to stay with his parents at 2346 Seventeenth Street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Im manuel Danish Lutheran Church will meet at the church today at 2 30 pm with hosts Mrs Hans Frederiksen Sr and Mrs Hans Freder Bre Supper postponed. The Lund Class of the First Presby Church has postponed to Sunday evening May 22 in the chapel.
Svidente represents Catherine Stever and Cornelia Stever against Associated Transport Inc.. The plaintiffs seek damages totaling 60060 for an automobile collision in Whitestone Town, Oneida County, on November 8, 1933. Evidence began yesterday and will continue today in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County.
Genevieve E. Leonard of Troy, Army Nurse Corps, promoted from second to first lieutenant at Rhoads General Hospital in Lifea. She entered service in June 1933 and is a former president of the Troy Hospital Alumni Association.
The May session of the Exe stor Society of Memorial bath convened at Mrs. Garrett Mardin’s Hoosick Road home with Mrs. Hardick presiding. Rummage sale is set for May 17 to 36 at 109 Congress Street with Miss Stella Adams and Mrs. Mary Hardick as cochairmen. A picnic is planned at Mrs. James Gemmill’s Hoosick Road home. Movies were shown and Mrs. Edward G. Olsen sang group vocal selections. John Duncan, son of Mr and Mrs. John R Duncan, has recovered from an illness. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banker and daughter have moved to a new home on Hoosick Road. Robert Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peres Brown, is on a ten day furlough before reporting to Richmond, Virginia for Navy service training.
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Funeral services were held yesterday for Rev. Robert S. Wightman 35 former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Waterford who died Sunday at his home in Schenectady He had retired in 1937 Interment was at Vale Cemetery Schenectady with officiants Rev Herbert Willenberg and Rev Herbert F Mekeeli.
Various church and society notices detail an indoor pictic at Trinity Methodist on Monday June 5 at 6 pm, a rummage sale on Wednesday June 7 on Congress Street, and talks by Miss Rachel Newlin about the Day Home started in 1858. Missionary society meetings, a Mother’s Day worship, and a CYO dance setup are announced along with wedding and community acknowledgments.
Donald Mayo a woodchopper by Wittara He Odell and others from Grafton found dead at about 1 am yesterday while working on the Babcock Lake Road in Grafton. Death attributed to acute dilation of the heart. coroner's inquest held. relatives sought. Mayo's body held at Cole Funeral Home as efforts to locate relatives continue.
Justice Edward F. Wurz of Glenville collected a total of 105 dollars in fines over several days. Francis W. Cocroft of Watervliet pleaded guilty to speeding and paid 350 for a second offense in a 16 month period. Earl A. Corino of Scotia admitted speeding and paid 15 dollars. others from Granville Broadalbin and Scotia paid 10 dollars each for speeding or driving without a license.
A squad wagon from Central Fire Headquarters answered a sul alarm at 3 29 pm yesterday to extinguish a fire in a pile of rubbish at the rear of 363 Jacob Street. No damage was reported.
Mrs Henry Perry announced that thirty reservations have been made for the club annual banquet to be held Tuesday evening in the Tavern. The total reservations reached fifty for the event.
Arthur J. Burch, newly appointed member of the State Banking Board, spoke at the New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations Group 4 session, held Tuesday evening at Mohawk Golf Club in Schenectady, outlining state banking problems.
The Agual meeting drew 93 officers and directors from member associations across 14 counties including Rensselaer Albany Washington Saratoga and Columbia. George C. rs of Monroe president and Zebulon V. Woodard executive vice president attended. Leland Jones Cobleskill was tipped as president with Alwin F. Nichtman Schenectady as vice president and George F. Landsman Hydoo the retiring president.
Dr DeWitt of Walton named group representative on State League executive committee. Mr Landes named to nominating committee for forthcoming league meeting and conference at Saranse Lake June 285. Rex Nichman renamed to committee post.
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