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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1945
Page
3
Softball games in the Industrial League were postponed last night and rescheduled for tomorrow night. The Revs and V-B teams were among those affected as officials noted rain and field conditions caused the delay.
William E Monahan of this city appealed to the United States Civil Service Commission after his removal from the War Manpower Commission.Existing decision orders his restoration to the WMC post and payment of back wages totaling 944 dollars. The commission asserts his discharge violated Veterans Preference Act and recommends reinstatement forthwith.
Troy police found missing resident Mack Monahan at Troy Hospital after a staff member reported the man registered as Monghas missing from 742 Sith Avenue. The Civil Service Commission reviewed the dismissal of Monahan for alleged misconduct and noted improper notice and unspecified reasons in the action.
Mrs. Joseph Oldhem of New York spent the week with her mother Mrs. Alice Sheldon. The Wesleyan Class will meet Friday evening at Henry H. Pratt’s home on Northwest Hill. Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt were in Hoosick Falls visiting the Wilsons. Miss Rhoda M. Pratt left for Wheaton Illinois after a visit with her parents the Pratts. Lt. Grant C. Pratt of Lowry Field and Miss Mary Jane Crosswell of Albuquerque announced their Denver wedding. Mrs. Arbia Lauzan and son Wilfred move to Cambridge with five stock and farm machinery, purchasing a 150 acre farm near Reymond Lauzar.
Contingents from Hoosick Falls reported to the Albany Induction Station for possible induction. The lists include residents from Hoosick Falls and nearby towns with multiple volunteers and preinduction names, plus notes on promotions, birthdays, and draft registrations.
Mrs. Henrietta Vanderpool, 21, of 2635 Fifth Avenue, was fined $25 by Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court for reckless driving after pleading guilty. She was arrested at 10:30 p m on River Street between Federal and Hutton Streets by Patrolmen Kari Pendi and Frank Masetli.
Wynantskill set friend is on furlough as George Ketchum of Boston visits his mother Mrs. Samford L. Ketchum. West Sand Lake Wyneutskill Home Bureau meets at Mrs. Charles Meyers home with Mrs. Hale presiding. Edwin P. Walsh and pupils present entertainment at Firemen's Hall for Townsend Clubs benefit. Parent-Teacher Association plans day meeting at the schoolhouse with floral talks by Mrs. Harry F. Georgen and a white elephant auction led by Mrs. Charles Brunnell. Refreshments served by committees including Mrs. Marsino Wilson and Mrs. Rogers.
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