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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
9
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Stillwater villagers approve a 29117.50 budget for 1940 50 covering general government and bonds. Of the total 17407.50 will be raised by general taxation. Socony Vacuum Co. authorized to offer unpaved routes in the village. Mrs Grover Moore returns home from Hartford Conn after sister in law Mrs Marshall Holden dies.
Melrose residents report visits from the Herring family and Dinnar party members in Ghent and Flushing. John Russell and wife returned from a Virginia trip attending Garden Week in Williamsport and the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester. Rev. T W Keller selects A Message of Spring for Sunday services at 10 43 am with Sunday School at 9 45 am led by Trving D Van Veghten. Willing Workers host at Mrs Florence Dater's on May 17. Ladies Auxiliary elects officers including Mrs George Bates as president and Mrs Frank Crandall as vp. Secretary post remains open until a successor is chosen. Refreshments served after the meeting. Rev H Paul Leap announces The Beginning of It AI as sermon text for 10 45 am service and Sunday School at 10 30 am led by Emlen J Sher.
An area hymn sing and choir festival will be held at 8 p.m. in the church with guest soloist Melvin Lavender. Participating groups include Pittstown Methodist, Methodist and Presbyterian of Johnsonville, and Vanderheyden Hall choir directed by Miss Stella Speanburg. The whole community is invited.
Johnsonville residents hosted and visited neighbors across Hebron Syracuse Rome and Saratoga during days of fellowship. Mrs Marion Brownell chaired a Senior Sunday School dinner with pastel decor and a business meeting noting Doris Mason and Alice Eagle reports on the Troy Conference. Plans were made for a June mother and daughter banquet as music and games followed.
In House Rock Valley northern Arizona a burro train will move 20 tons of petrified uranium bearing logs 18 burros and five Navajo Indians are hired to haul ore to Highway 9 with trucks to Montecello Atomic Energy Commission processing plant. The operation starts in ten days. Mrs Maggie Baker and her husband own claims nearby and expect a potential $60,000 from the find.
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