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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1949

Page

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Community Dance and Supper at Local Church

A church event will depart by bus from Polk and Fourth at 3 pm for a dance from 4 pm to 11 pm. Music by John Rymanowski and his orchestra. Refreshments served. Committees led by Helen Watrobakt and Catherine Panis for admissions, kitchen, soda and ice cream, and other roles. Also mentions a 1873 Mark Twain book sold 28,000 copies, a self-pasting scrapbook.

Buseea Polk John Rymanowski Hia Helen Watrobakt Catherine Panis Rose Glogowski Ann Bajor Florence Barnowski Mary O'Donnell Florence Glogowski Helen Mark Twain

Estate Tax Data Filed For Probate in Renanelacr County

In Renanelacr County Surrogate Court three probate estate tax reports filed by Frank G. Comminakey detail the estates of Charles E B Delaney Hattie F Cottrell and Mary L Newbury. Delaney valued at 30250 taxed at 233.33 with large net and specific bequests to sister Mary Dupuis. Cottrell estate of 21147.97 leaves no state tax and bequests to husband Johnsonville. Newbury gross 7671.34 net 5464.62 taxable 3602.89 tax 36.03 with specific gifts to relatives and clocks to Cropseyville residents.

Renanelacr County Surroga Court Frank G. Comminakey Charles EB. Delaney Hattie F. Cottrell Plittstown Mary L. Newbury Cropseyville Delaney Mary Dupuis Doaw Street Meanig, Koplovitz & Curley Nathan Cottrell Johnsonville Sylventer E. Scott Themes Howard San Francisco Cal Earl Rittenburg Nancy Simmons Frank W William H Edith W. Morton South Schodack Mary H. Austin Steatsford Avenue Pittsfield Clara F. Newbury Ulster Paul A. Link Marion R. Link First Street Water John F Kenneth W Edward W. Morton Castleton Ralph N. Morton C. Raymond Burton Albany

Three Drivers Fined Ten Dollars Each In Troy Court

Police Justice Thomas J. O Connor fined three motorists ten dollars each for speeding in Troy yesterday and warned that stiffer penalties may follow. The defendants pleaded guilty as the judge noted the start of a “cowboy drivers” season and potential higher fines for future offenses. The motorists were Clarence Pressler of Mechanicville, John Callahar of Voorheesville, and Peter Doriski Jr. of Schaghticoke, all cited for speeds above 40 mph in Second Avenue and Campbell’s Avenue.

Thomas J. O'Connor Troy South 1 Main Street Mechanicville James Flynn Second Avenue John Callahari RFD Voorsheesville Arthur Finkle Camphell’s Ave Peter Doriski, Jr Rofl D Schaghticoke Fiyon

Bus Fare Change Effective Tuesday

The Tiny Fifth Avenue Bus Co will raise its fare from five to seven cents starting 12:01 Tuesday after regulator approval. President Hoch C. Mocrissey announced the change and token discounts for 25 cents may be offered later. The firm began operations in 1813 and has kept a five cent fare since then amid rising costs.

Fifth Avenue Bus Co Hoch C. Mocrissey Concern Public Service But Company

Industrial Club to Hear Phone Official in Troy

Industrial Club of Troy will hear Montford 8. Paige of the Albany New York Telephone Co address New Dial Cross Bar Equipment at 6 30 p m today at the Troy Y M C A An exhibit of the dial equipment will be shown Special music for the dinner meeting by the Ramblin Rogues New officers will preside James Larguay president Walter G Lave first vice president J Richard Jackson second vice president A James McCracken secretary treasurer New committees include Marvin Crannell Clarence Peck Thomas Niles John Fredericks Michael Hobrock and others Members at large include James Gratton William Fulkerson William Ramsey Edward Mastergon Wade Morehouse Cohacs Envelope Co and John Ruggles New York Power Light Corp The invocation will be by Rev George W Doherty and Mr Love will introduce the guest speaker.

Montford Paige Albany New York Telephone Co Industrial Club of Troy Troy Ym.c.a Oneonta High School Hamilton College James Larguay New York Power & Light Walter G. Lave Love! Real Estate J. Richard Jackson Tek Hughes A. James McCracken Industrial Y.M.C.A Industrial Club Marvin Crannell Behr Manning Clarence Peck Peck Electric Thomas Niles Adirondack Steel Mr. Love Mr.Jackson Joseph Doocey Ford Motor Co Richard Cummings Ludlow Valve Co James Baldrey Allegheny- Ludlum John Fredericks Ciuett Peabody & Co John Graves Cluett Peabody & .C Michael Hobrock Cohacs Envelope ,Co John Ruggles New York Power & Light Corp George W. Doherty Woodside Presbyterian Church

Stark Awarded Sewer Contract for Vanderheyden Home project

The Trax Board of Contract and Supply awarded Burr M. Stark the sewer installation contract at the Vanderheyden Home permanent low cost housing site. Stark bid 531,108.50 after reviewing three other submissions at a Friday meeting. award announced following evaluation.

Trax Board of Contract and Supply Burr M. Stark Vanderheyden Stark Board iFriday

Sewer Project Extends From Spring Avenue To Housing Area

The city plans about a mile of sewer lines from Spring Avenue into Madison Avenue and Project Street into the housing project. In addition to sewer installation, the city must provide water lines and streets in the housing project.

Spring Avenue Madison Avenue Project Street

Club Officers Named In Riverside Meeting

The document lists elected officers Ress Marie Ryan as president Pep ey Neil as secretary and Patrice Barber as treasurer. A meeting announces for Theos Club to be held at Peggy Neil and Maris Ryan home on Avenue in the afternoon following a meeting at the Nase Maris Ryan.

Ress Marie Ryan Pepey Neil Patrice Barber Theos Club Uray Aftarneen Benday Maris Ryan Peggy Neil Dessoalaus

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Holy Trinity Church Excelsior Snyder Helen O'Donnall Mia Mophia Kusky Helen McKuski Yeript James O'Donnall John Berdar John Reesnik Henry McKusky John Bajor Walter Speck John Galle John Pazeniany Stan Glogowski Ted ‘Wensack Stepher Jadax Alek Kasper Alek Crayer Michael Roman Blephen Kusky Mme People’s Store Pat Hartley Bay Row River ST Cluett Sons Magmavox Rca-Victor Phaco Zenith Motorola Admiral Troy Police Department Public Safety Bureau John Trotter Troy High School Jeanne Cassavant Rose Marie Ryan DM Shops, Inc Denver Third ST Westinghouse Doren Gardeniellages Scvone Model
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