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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1949
Page
2
Times and show list read like a radio timetable with entries such as News at 4:00 and Behind the News 4:08 and various program titles, including My Serenade Trade Winds and Evelyn Johnson Sail. The fragment outlines a broadcast schedule without detailed descriptions or outcomes.
Meredit h, 27, a former Hollywood actress, started a prison sentence after conviction in Tehachapi California for conspiring with three men to kidnap and beat Nick Gianaclli. The case involved disputes over a jointly bought home and centered on a group of defendants seeking a pardon.
Hoosick Falls village board reorganized appointing Willan Dougherty as superintendent of streets and water, succeeding Edward Bouplon who resigned. Lee McGinnis named building inspector, James J. O'Brien to zoning appeal board succeeding John B. Davinon who resigned as village attorney. Davinon notes Amith property has reached final notice stage. Edward Gorman and Stiles Smith named to represent the board. Mayor Warren authorized to renew contract with State Youth Commission. Tree planting and care contracts awarded to Frank Conley of Schaghticoke and The Lawrence Tree Co. of Springfield Mass. Fire alarm system rewiring approved for Third Ward. Peddling ordinance amendments pass. April reports shown: Village treasury balance $14,054.27 with May 1 balance $6,759.41. water dept balance $168.38. arrests 7, fines and bail $35, investigations 38. Firemen’s Banquet set for tonight at State Armory with James M. Brahan as toastmaster and Charles Vogel as guest speaker. Hoosick Court of Amaranth to be officially visited by Mrs. Evelyn Baker and Richard Glan.
The assistant grand lecturer state dinner is at 9 p.m. in Ma senate Hall. Beevilles Officera of Hoveich Falls Council KC to be nominated at tomorrow nights council meeting. The weekday School of Religion holds classes today at the usual hour. The joint committee of the United Church of Christ notes this evening at the White Church. 81. Marys Academy baseball plays Hoosac School at Hoosick this afternoon.
Mrs Waltia Nantel recovering from illness and Miss Jean O Dell honored with a birthday party. Edith Stronsia at Samaritan Hospital awaiting operation. Baptist junior choir resumes at 4 p m and annual business meeting Monday at 7 30 p m. Berlin Health Council starts safety program today with a neat meeting Monday at 7 p m. Vesper service and a showing of Good News at Mather School.
Stillwater Mre Charles Dyer hosted a Village Improvement Society gathering at her East River home Monday. Presiding was Mrs Frank Thierolf. reports from secretary and treasurer were approved. H B Talmadge reported on the finance committee with a 0.40 dollar fundraising receipt. Jacob W Pitney won a special prize. banquet committee reported and a June 6 banquet at Newman’s Lake House was set with 4:80 p.m. departures. Nomination committee listed Mrs Leonard Kellogg Mrs Mes James Nolan and Mrs Rese ale Farrington. After adjournment, members played cards and enjoyed refreshments prepared by Mrs Dyer Mrs Edward Howe Mrs Lorado Hughes and Miss James Nolan. James R Case remains under observation at Leonard Hospital. Mr and Mrs Oscar Bartlett are in New York for a music festival. Stillwater Central School pupils Ann Case clarinet and Charles De Keado participated in the New York State Music Association festival.
Richard Ratebea and Edward Lane lead trumpet soloists as Troop No. 9 Millwater Scouts attend the county Scout-o-Rama in Convention Hall. Charles Ka Keada wins framing competition and may become Camp Saratoga bugler in July. Mold Card Party hosts eleven euchre tables at Yellow Meeting House Home Bureau event. prizes go to Mira, Join Butler, D. L. Hart, George Brown, Eugene Boucher, and Merrill Baker. Refreshments served by Mrs. Hart and others.
The Central School District announces an open house today featuring a special Averill Park exhibit. Visitors may tour five campuses, with a noon lunch service and activities scheduled through late morning.
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