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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1950
Page
4
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder forecast 1980 as a profitable year with sound business prospects. He cited strong home building, auto production, and consumer spending while noting inventories and commodity prices.
The Weratege County Fire Chiefs Association holds its second annual convention at the Masonic Temple Secbuylerville. All paid and volunteer fire units are represented. A memorial service at 10 am precedes a 1 pm business session and annual officer elections. Howard Musies of Balletes Giga presides. The Samuel Ben Aust program follows at 7 20 pm.
Several trade certificates were filed yesterday in the county clerk’s office. Anthony George and Helen Glaments report business at 95 Congress Street under George’s Music Store. Joseph Shevy states he is no longer connected with George’s Music Store. Raymond A. Nally reports conducting business at 1 Mill Road Rensselaer as the Rensselaer Nursery. Jesse and Fern Shappy with W. A. Gallett certify engagement in business at Schodack Center as Shappy’s Homestead.
Overnight guest East Schodack Miss Elizabeth Hermann stayed with Geraldine Nitsky Tuentay. Several residents recover from illness, including Mrs. Thomas Rice. Nassau and East Schodack residents helped care for the ill. Card party attendance plus visitors from Schenectady Binghamton Brooklyn Margaretville and Nassau are noted.
The fragment notes Ronkonpoma S.1 with her father Frank Roettinger. The short passage anchors a family reference in a local item.
The Boght The Guild of the Reformed Church of The Boght hosts a spring union meeting for Southern Area women of the Sara toga Classis on Tuesday May 23 at 8 pm. Speakers include Mrs. Philip Bell of Burnt Hills discussing The Women and Children of Arabia and Mrs. Daniel Brink of Scotia reporting on news from the Board of Domestic Missions of the Reformed Churches of America.
An advert extols a sturdy bank of funds for travelers to Boston and Maine by a rapid all weather train. It invites use of special low round trip coach fares and touts comfortable service for journeys.
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