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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1945

Page

2

Miss Gill Retired Teacher Dies After Brief Illness

Miss Gill a longtime Whipnle School teacher for forty years died yesterday at Mbany Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Lansingburg she taught first and second grades and was a member of Citizens Benevolent Association and Lansinghute Teachers' Association. A communicant of St Augustine's Church she was a member of Sacred Heart Sodality. Survived by two sisters Sarah and Charles. Funeral from Willwun A Toahpy Funeral Home Friday at 9 am with burial at Polydhn's Cemetery.

Anny A. Gil Mbany Hospital Brlufines Rie Lansingburg Lansingburg Academy Albany Teachers' ‘Training College Citizens Benevolent Association Lansinghute Sacred Heart Sodality Sarah A. GM Toy Charles M.A. Sithalgigt Aluuny Willwun A. Toahpy Amd Augustine's Church Polydhn's

Birthday Party For Louise Schnell Held In Halloween Style

A birthday party for Louise Schnell of 254 Liberty Street was held as a Halloween celebration at the home of Miss Sadie Slow on Linden Street and Fifth Avenue. The house was decorated in a black and yellow color scheme. A birthday cake served as the centerpiece and the guest of honor received many gifts.

Louise] Schnell Liberty Street Sadie Slow Lidth Street Fifth Avennute

Cut Expected In Tax Rate For Troy

The Troy municipal tax rate may drop from 4945 as city officials anticipate a substantial reduction next year. Mayor John J. Ahern and budget experts aim to set a lower rate, with the budget to be presented to the Common Council tonight. Early receipt would allow faster tax bill printing for delivery to the City Treasurer, easing year end workload.

John J. Ahern Department of Assessment and Taxation

Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Hike Through Woods

The Tawanka Camp Fire group joined by Margery Bolden Hazel Burwell and Mrs. Wisi Ramedell spent a full day hiking from Stane Bridge Lake to a woods trail near West Stephentown. They visited Snow’s farm, viewed prize stock, roasted on a fire built by Geraldyne Black and Marjorie Mphi, ate, played games, and ended with boating before returning at dusk.

Tawanka West Stephentown Margery Bolden Hazel Burwell Wisi Ramedell Venteen Stonebridge Lake Geraldyne Black Marjorie’ Mphi

Girl Reserve Clubs Celebrate Halloween Night

Halloween festivities were hosted by Girl Reserve Chiba and Watervikew Reserve units on a Tuesday night under supervision of Miss Charlotte Cotes and direction of Miss Constance A art with assistance from Miss Virginia Light and Elvira Jaborg, for schools across grades 1 to 12.

Chiba Charlotte Cotes Constance Aart Virginia Lightbody Elvira Jaborg

Firemen’s Social Event Planned for 3500 at Armory

Troy Uniformed Firemen’s Association outlines the biennial dance at the State Armory with Carl Larkin as chair and Thomas Evera as cochair. Soloists Frank Milane, Michael McGill, and Grace Heffern will perform, Toby Midklebrook’s orchestra leads music from 8 p.m. A band from the Second Regiment will play. Uniformed members and their ladies enter free. proceeds benefit the welfare fund.

Troy Uniformed Firemen's Association State Armory Carl K. Larkin Thomas Evera Frank Milane Hoseman Michael McGill Grace Heffern Toby Midklebrook Serviceten F Second Regiment

Death by own action shocks Schenectady teen

Robert W. Clugston, 15, a Mont Pleasant High School student, was found dead in the kitchen of 704 Stanley Street, Schenectady. Coroner E. J. Senn ruled asphyxiation from gas. neighbor Michael T. McCullaugh reported he broke a window to enter. Police and firemen failed to revive him after the stove jets were left open.

Robert W. Clugston Schenectady Schenectady County E. J. ‘Senn Mont “Pleasant High School Michael T. McCullaugh Tive McCullaugh Leona Clugston McCullough

Rhine Post Admits Record 21 Veterans to VFW

Twenty one men, the largest group of prospective members in Leo H. Blume Post history, were voted in at Harmony Hall Tuesday night. Commander Willan Houser announced armistice day services at Soldiers' Monument in Monument Square at 10 30 am and at the post rooms in the evening, with handbills prepared urging voters to approve Amendment that would give veterans preference on state civil service examinations.

Leo H. Blume Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Harmony Hall Walter J. O'Brien Tnenes H. Stewart Cheodare Hudy Bligworth K. Hancock William Wattendorf Willian E. Jonnson Howard M. Lape Stephes Bernick James T. Egan Walter J. Jsmith Walter Mackey Cornelius McCoughlin James Stewart Be.uc

Camps Destroyed At Mohawk View

Two camps were destroyed and one damaged by a fire of undetermined origin at Mohawk View in Colonie along the Mohawk River Tuesday night. A passerby alerted Verdoy volunteers. firefighting saved two more camps amid gale force winds and rising flames. Loss was placed at more than $8,000 by Captain Kennevy.

Mohawk Vien Colonie Mohawk River Archie Orlup Troy- Schenectady Verdoy W. M. Gerard Coliove E. E. Norton Watervliet Doalpetion Mohawk Hames Luss Cant Kennevi 2H

Public Relations Class Held by Home Bureau

Public relations training for publicity chairmen of Rensselaer County Home Bureau was held all day at the New York Power and Light Corp building. Cornell's William Ward led the session with Miss Mabel Milhon arranging. Representatives from 25 communities learned to write news items and received critiquing from Ward.

Rensselaer County Home Bureau New York Power & Light Corp William Ward Cornell University Mabel A Milhon

Sienn Seeks ROTC Air Rating at College

The college seeks to establish an Army ROTC air training unit after formal application to the War Department. Rev Mark Kennedy says the plan fits Army needs with aviation training and campus facilities at Albany Municipal Airport nearby. The program would offer two-year base and two-year advanced tracks leading to a commission in the Air Reserve, with government support and Army/Air Corps instructors.

Blown College Tus War Department Mark Kennedy Wather Kennedy Amy Auc AAP Fort Wyeth Elena Aves America Civilian Aeronauteal Authority Currieuia Reserve Officers Training Corps Air Corps Ta Thois Regular Arty Air Corps

Two Court Actions Taken Off Calendar In County Court

Two actions pend ing in Supreme Court for Tennessee County have been discontinued per papers filed in the county clerk's office. The cases are Culberton R. Gress v. Jarob Bodringey and Maude Godfrey v. Kathryn MacDonald. Attorneys listed include Carter & Conboy for the plaintiff in the first case and Murphy Aldeich Guy Broderick & Simon for the defendant. in the second case Maurice D. Isenbergh for the plaintiff and Carter & Conboy for the defendant.

Supreme Court Tensselaer County Canty Clerk’s Culberton R. Gress Jarob Bodringey Maude Godfrey Kathryn MacDonald Carter & Conboy Plaintif Murphy, Aldeich, Guy

Charch Society to Hold Fair and Supper

The Women's Society of Christian Service of Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church plans a fair and supper this afternoon. Activities include a kitchen, serving in the dining room, youth foods, candy, white elephant sale, and fancy work. The fair opens at 2 PM with supper from 5 PM to 7 PM.

Women's Society of Chriatian Service of Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church Charch House William Herber Denniey Bigga Kitchen John Manchester Harry 0 Vincent Arthur Xander Eldon Hi Martin J. Leland Hodgking Mra. Dillard Floyd

Fige at Deewert Brewery Incident Report

A brief note from the Le Dtunton Brewery yard describes a pitch buzaing event yesterday at 12:20 pm with no damages reported. The director left the scene at 1:32 pm.

Fige Buzaing li Ledtunton Brewery, Inc. Broughthe Peucko

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