North Carolina Coast Sees North and South Commercial Fishing
On the North Carolina coast a notable portion of landed fish is attributed to southern commercial fleets. The report highlights regional fishing activity and yields in the period observed.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1945
Page
4
On the North Carolina coast a notable portion of landed fish is attributed to southern commercial fleets. The report highlights regional fishing activity and yields in the period observed.
A Reader's Digest sponsored program titled Are We Solving America's Race Problem airs at 3 30 WTRY and invites listeners to join the discussion on vital questions.
Baron and Scepter from Forrest Park Stables won championships at Newbury and Hartford. Jumpers from Victory Stables and riders Joseph Steyert Raymond J Zunes Andy Pace Jack Zwack enter horses like Baby Red. Edward Brown of Victory Stunted Patrol watches as jumping events continue through the afternoon and into the evening with the Scurry jump as a featured event.
A joint meeting of Noble Caledian Legion will be held this evening in the post rooms at 14 First Street to finalize plans for the Poppy Day sale Friday and Saturday. The ambitrany will assist the post members in this sale.
Marvin Ranney 22 of Hoosick Falls died Tuesday in a Detroit taxi en route from the passenger station to his parents’ home. He had come to Detroit for observation and possible appendectomy after six months with W. & S. Machine and Assembly Co. Survived by a brother in the Navy. Other local items note a fine for Ralph Prebble and a St. Mary’s Auxiliary meeting, plus Alumni Association plans and a Kinacs Club luncheon with Lt. Scheffler speaking on veterans’ readjustment. A rummage sale and Clean-up Week announcements follow.
Greenwich library displays fourteen new books for a week then loans them. Funeral services for Mrs Mary A Scoville held today at 2:30 at Salem Street home with Rev Herbert Z Guth officiating. J Servis LaRue assists. Interment Prospect Cemetery Schuylerville. Bottskill Grange meets in North Greenwich with memorial service for deceased members and a tableau. Guy Barber delivers Memorial Day talk. one Juvenile Grange member plays a piano solo. Eden Whitaker chairs refreshments with families bringing covered dishes. A play “Henry's Fall Order Wife” performed Tuesday at Centenary Methodist Church. sixteen couples attended. cast included Collins Stevens, Harry Perkins, Albert Lewis, Margaret Perking, Marjorie Martin, Rev Charles Edgington. Next chair meeting June 13 at Easton Road home of Mr and Mrs Earl Norton. James M Patten dies at Bald Mountain. born Hudson Falls 1868. survived by wife Flora M Patten, two sons Martin of Oneonta and William of Bald Mountain, two stepdaughters, two sisters, two brothers, and grandchildren. Funeral at Gerreth Funeral Home tomorrow 2:30 pm. Rev Paul R Shay of Baptist Church officiates. interment Greenwich Cemetery. Bombers coming home report notes about 75 A. S. heavy bombers forced to land in
An American military attache reported yesterday that Sweden during the war will be own back on America soon. Mechanics are now repairing them.
Two wills have been admitted to probate in Surrogate's Court by Judge Edward J Dorohue. The wills are of Mrs. Sarat L Weaver of Pereteburg who died Jan 24 1945 and Thomas F Maguire of Brookview Schodack who died Apr 24 1905. Weaver left an estate of 32980 real plus under 500 personal with residue to three daughters and three sons and grand son Lyle Church Petersburg. Maguire left 15000 personal with equal shares to his sisters Mary and others.
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