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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1944
Page
3
Beaudoin leads a new service club for boys fifteen and older with its first meeting planned at Arthur Beau’s home. Members will organize community service activities and civic projects under Beaudoin’s guidance.
A new advisory board directs after school hours at 168 Congress Street focusing on recreation and community projects. The group, backed by city officials, includes Maj. Ambur Beaudels and others as officers. Plans cover expanding local outreach and civic efforts in the area.
Counsel for Walter T Pastica appeals an order to raise the verdict in the Supreme Court session presided by V Dehenck. The motion seeks an increased award after a jury trial on a Brow automobile case near Pee Street in Rensselaer. The short note notes the judge’s action and the attempt to secure a higher sum.
The Troy M C A announces Friday night the start of pre service physical training and gym classes for youths facing induction into the armed forces. The program adds to the existing gymnasium education program and will conduct sessions each week under supervision of Harold Hodgkins.
Y M C A aims for 300 new members with a two week drive opening Thursday. Robert W. Ames, campaign director, outlined plans and prospect cards were distributed. Marcus L. Filles named general chairman as Majors teams and workers prepare for the 6:30 p.m. session with a supper.
The United Petersburg Parent Teacher Association held a Halloween masquerade in School 4 auditorium with autumn decor and a Departed Spirits hall. Judges included Jay Church Herty Brown Gary Church and Byron Jones couple. Prizes awarded to Miss Anne Cerrone Mrs Hilda Moom Sisk and Bobby Gardner as children played games.
The older folk enjoyed a square dance with Mrs. Eugene Hubbard at the pace, and William Roberta calling. Refreshments were served.
Supreme Court Justice Gilbert W. Schenck ruled on an injunction action by Frank P. Nite against his son Kenneth Nitz regarding rights to a spring and lease. The 1933 partnership and Brunswick land lease led to Kenneth purchasing all rights from his father on July 24, 1944. Judge Schenck dismissed the complaint after this showing, with Earle J. Wiley for the plaintiff and Owen D. Connolly for the defendant.
Mrs. Lloyd B. Waters was elected president of the Women s Society of Christian Service at Petersburg Methodist Church. The group met recently at her home with Mrs Eugene Hubbard named vice president and Mrs Edward Church among officers listed.
Secretary and Mrs W Earl Ow ard treasurer. Plans for an election day dinner were completed under Mrs Jesse W Lewis. A committee to investigate purchase of new goods for the church choir was named. The nominating report was made by Mrs Earl Wilcox. The newly elected president will appoint chairmen and standing committees at the next meeting.
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