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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1944
Page
1
Miss Marion G. Randall, graduate of Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing, becomes director of the Henry Street Visiting Nurse Service in New York. She is noted for prior nursing work at a destitute hospital and rests her career in public health after 1921 training.
Miss Randall, longtime nurse writer and leader, becomes director of the Associated Hospital Service of New York nursing division. Before the war the service employed 265 public health nurses making about 500 000 home visits to patients in Manhattan, Bronx and Queens. wartime needs reduce staff by about fifty, with plans to expand and administer the full program.
Halfmoon will meet Halfmoon Grange on Tuesday at 8 30 p m The Service Men's Club hosts a card event in the clubhouse Mr and Mrs Leland Devoe learn their son Corporal Vitier Devoe has arrived in England Mr and Mrs Floyd Bradt relocate from Maple Creek to Crescent and will oversee the Newton residence
Radio listings show a daily schedule across morning and evening hours featuring hosts and segments. Notable items include Drew Pearson commentary, theater notes, and various music and news blocks with stations and times listed.
A fragmented list shows a dense radio programming grid with show names and times. Mentions include musical acts, church programs, news broadcasts, and entertainment segments featuring performers such as Sammy Raye, Lorcert Pred, and Ned Calme, detailing a busy station lineup.
Lansingburg plans include twelve church trustees on grading and committees. Berry Mason named chairman to coordinate maple tree planting on church grounds and lawn care with flans. New board members Burton Adams Wilie Groesbeck and Benjamin Romp attended last night’s meeting.
Micharl Nichola, 35, of 66% Jacob Street, faced a serious morale charge involving a 12 year old Cohoes girl. Adjournment was set for next Monday as the court handled the case in Troy yesterday morning.
Board 330 will send a comparatively small contingent for induction on Tuesday morning. The group mainly consists of men under 2 years of age with a few older volunteers. Boards 332 and 331 also have May quotas, with their men set to go later in the month.
The annual spaghetti supper at Memorial Church hosted by the Business Girls Group was a success with green and white decor and pink birthday cakes for Bobby Cash Miss H Adams and Seymour DePuy. Officers were Misses Doro McCebe and Lilian Miller with assistance from the group. Also noted were several local address changes and the annual Parent Teacher Association meeting with officers and yearly reports.
The Jewish Community Center in the frov Center at 37 Firet Steer will host Jewish character actor Michael Rosenberg on Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Rosenberg, rising on the Jewish stage, will present studies in costume and dramatic interpretations from Sholom Atel and other noted Jewish authors.
The New York State Association for Real Estate Boards holds a three day conference at the Sagamore Hotel Bolton Landing June 25 to July 3 on war and post war civilian economy. Clyde Wy Heer represents Troy Real Estate Board on two committees. Victor J. Matthews of Brooklyn is general chairman. Henry G Wakemade emphasizes planning before the war ends.
More than thirty members of the Troy Marine Corps League AMS toured a hospital shower project in New York State. Gifts collected were dispatched to wounded Marines and naval veterans. Mrs Mary Landry chaired the effort. Following gift unwrapping, the group rehearsed installation rites led by Mrs Mae Demers. Mrs Jane Conway led the business meeting.
The East Side Association holds its annual dinner meeting Thursday at 6 30 pm in the dining hall near Pawling Avenue Methodist Church. Reservations go to Russell D Meredith. The business meeting is led by President Carl G Grimm with reports from Mrs James J Daley and W B Schiller. Officer elections will occur. Mrs Eugene Ricci of Winter Street is in Troy Hospital for foot injury. Women To Meet hears Paul Hemke speak Tuesday at 8 pm with Mrs Arthur J Gurmim presiding. Aprons for the fall church bazaar will be collected. Mrs W R Goetz is hostess chair.
William J. Bennett, longtime employee and former head teller of Manufacturers National Bank in Troy, died yesterday at Me Carthy's Rest Home. He served 42 years at the bank and was on the Board of Directors of the Troy Cooperative Savings and Loan Association. Survived by widow Olive Snyder Bennett, son William J. Bennett Jr. of Toledo and brother Charles C. Bennett of Troy. Funeral at Mason Chapel with interment in Blooming Grove Cemetery.
Walter Pratt aged 96 of Saratoga Street Cehoes waived for action of the grand jury when arraigned in Troy Police Court before Judge James F. Byron on a morals charge. Investigators include Chester J. Irving of the Humane Society Detective Joseph P. Shields and plainclothesman Michael J. Kane. Assistant D A Joseph B. Mulholland questioned Pratt about an alleged crime on January 25 in Troy involving a 6 year old girl.
Home Bureau and 4H delegates from Hensseleer County attended the Family Life Conference at Carnnell University. Florence Titcomb advised on home demonstration. Mrs Caroline Thomas of Hoosick Falls led the family week. County Heir Agent Samuel B. Dor rane and Mrs Alpert VaVenderynes participated. Dorothy Seates from Sebodack also listed.
University of Michigan official Miss Farley Murrey served as keynote speaker at a regional conference. County home demonstration agent Mabel A. Pfitnan will meet Cliston Heights officers Monday at Mel. William premiNe's home. Milhan will attend an organization meeting of the Fast Hoosick unit and a special season of chair seating will be held at the Home Bureau office near the Troy Post Office all day Friday with teesh cane and splint work.
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