Hourly Temperature Report From Troy Record 1943
The Troy Record lists hourly temperature readings for the day November 8 1943 in Troy New York and surrounding area. Data shows time based values for local weather conditions.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1943
Page
9
The Troy Record lists hourly temperature readings for the day November 8 1943 in Troy New York and surrounding area. Data shows time based values for local weather conditions.
Card of thanks from the family of Charles E Beil expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement. In memoriam notices honor Fidory Filutyeh Patrick J Martin and Julia Keith Trubee with brief remembrance lines. Includes births at St Josephs Maternity Hospital and Rumford Hospital with names of families and dates.
Dr. Campbell and Rabbi Green head Armistice service at Third Street Temple honoring WWI and veterans. Campbell, a 26th Yankee Division chaplain, stresses freedom as core cause and current wartime aim. Harold Abrams leads solo and choir with a memorial prayer for the dead.
Died notices list William Blair Anna O'Brien family relations and Catholic funeral rites. Cavanaugh Desormeau Dore Flahaven Foy Link Mickel Morter Preston Quinn Robinson and related relatives, with funeral dates and burial at St Marys Oakwood and local cemeteries. Interment and services scheduled at parish churches and home chapels. public call times noted.
WAVES Chief Lieut Comdr Mildred H McAfee director of WAVES and president of Wellesley College conducted the vesper service at Emma Willard School urging women to prepare for postwar years and exercise discrimination and initiative. She warned against selfish ambition and called for citizenly service while trustees and alumnae of Vassar and Wellesley joined in the service ending with the Navy Hymn.
Edward Williams 45 of Clifford Road Menands was treated at Troy Hospital for a head wound after giving two men a ride on the Troy Menands Road. He required four stitches with no fracture and reported the attackers fled after he fought back.
DIED Rodgers On Sunday James B husband of Elizabeth son Rodgers son of the late Mrs father of Mr s Dissell of Hobart Ind and Georg Rodgers of conmeciady Funeral sere 2 30 or clock call at the home Monday evening OPP At the Troy Hospital Nov s EWA Elizabeth 5 roof Mrs 4 Wilson of Johnsonvills NY from the Funeral Home of Lowe 1822 Fifth Ave Monday morning at 10 Inck Thence to & Peters Church where at £ 130 of a requiem him will be sung Friends are invited SGAND At Latham N Nev Ove Ro Bouton wife of Fredi Wireand mother of uteal Mallory and June 0 Wiegandster Floyd and George Bouton Funeral from the of John McBain Watervist Monday after welock Friends are invited WOLF At the Troy Hospital Nov 6 38 Matilda Boyer wife of the late Elmer Wolf mother of Mrs Ar thur Surprenant sister of Peter Boy er Funeral from Fonda's Funeral ome 37 River St Tuesday morn ing at 9 o'clock thence to St Joseph's Church at 9 30 o'clock where a requiem high mass will be celebrated Relatives and friends may eat at the funeral home Monday evening Interment in St Peter's Cemetery Frienda are in vited During the past week services were lied out the Gardner Bart tees Chapel and Crematorum at Oakwood Cemetery for the folloing MARION H NICHOL EDNA HARRINGTOS
The Troy Burns Club observes its fortieth anniversary on Friday night November 26 at The Hendrick Hudson. It closes volume 26 of History in Newspaper Clippings Home and Abroad and begins a new book for 1443-44. The club maintains a unique record within the worldwide Burns Federation, honoring Troy residents and Scottish activity. The celebration features leaders from two groups and notes long service by secretary James H. Baxter and founder George Sinclair.
War Department notices to relatives from Troy report Pvt. Joseph F. Mazzrillo and Pvt. Donald B. Mutro among 294 U S soldiers wounded in action in three theaters. Other local cases include Corp. Chester V. LaMarche Cohoes Pvt. John Patrosh Waterford and Lewis E. Sherwin West Sand Lake.
Music Study Group meets Wednesday at 8 pm with Herman J. Rosenthal presenting Tschaikovsky works to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the composer’s death. Excerpts from the Fourth and Fifth Symphonies the Nutcracker Suite the String Quartet in D major and the Piano Concerto in B flat minor will be performed.
Arthur N. Link of Watervliet died early yesterday at Ellis Hospital Schenectady after a short illness. He was stricken at work at the American Locomotive Co Schenectady on Oct 29 and taken to the hospital. He was born in Brunswick and lived in Watervliet 15 years. He worked two years at the Schenectady plant and was an investigator for the Home Owners Loan Association. Survivors include his wife Helen Culliton and two children Paul A and Marion R Link. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 pm from the residence with Rev Arthur Johnston officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
State Motor Vehicle Bureau reports 160 Troy auto accidents with 10.7 percent death rate from January through August, down from 223 in 1942. Watervliet 45 vs 72, Albany 341 vs 586, Saratoga Springs 28 vs 5, Rensselaer 24 vs 32, with varying death rates. Statewide August pedestrian toll totals 74 deaths and 1,357 injuries. crossing inter sections and children playing in streets cited as major hazards.
Johnsonville Grange held annual officer elections at the Grange hall Friday night. Clifford Herrington was elected master and Clarence Dunham over seer. other officers include Mrs. Edgar A. Hunt lecturer John Gage steward Edgar A. Hunt assistant steward Rev. James B. Schofield chaplain Erwin Herrington secretary Francis Stowell gatekeeper Doris Herrington Cere Ruby Button Pomano Mrs. William Heslin Flora Mabel Siingerland lad assistant steward and Mrs. Mary Schofield pianist. Members will enter a hog calling contest at the next meeting on November 18 and were asked to bring pictures of themselves.
An average of one antlerless deer was shot for every four licenses issued in the experimental open season which closed last week in ten northern counties the State Conservation Department announced. Total taken 3855 well below the department’s maximum harvest. Commissioner John A White called the season a success and noted breeding data collected at four stations was more significant than expected. Another open season will be held December 9 to 11 in the southern part of the state with county totals showing varying deer harvests across Clinton Essex Franklin Hamilton Herkimer Lewis Saratoga St Lawrence Warren and Washington counties.
Troy Public Library displays a week long exhibit of new books. Titles include We Landed at Dawn by A. Austin and Doctors Aweigh by C. M. Oman, with biographies and works on Africa history fiction and journalism.
Beyuad Sisters hood members announce a rummage sale to be held on Wednesday at 198 Congress Street with chairwoman Mrs Ruben Co assisting Mrs Jack items. The event features a prayer micetin and rooms of merchandise for viewing and purchase.
Fire destroyed Dr Zeiser’s Bald Mountain summer home on River Street last night. Volunteers from Center Brunswick and local wardens fought the flames for hours amid water shortages, preventing spread to nearby woods. The blaze was spotted at 8 30 pm and leveled the house by midnight. the property once belonged to the late Rev William H Walsh, former St Peters Church pastor.
War Chest Sunday swept through Rensselaer County with clergy appealing to congregations for the second appeal. Rev. ss. D.D. of St Paul’s Opal Church Rabbi Joel Geffen of Temple Beth El Rev. Elmer J. Donnelly of the old Charities office were named readers for the religious division and will direct canvassing among clergy and religious groups.
Servicemen mainly Navy enjoyed USO Club facilities in the Trey Masonic Temple with weekend dancing and entertainment. Saturday featured magician Beaupre and singers Miss Parks and Miss Schleger with MC Cornelius Mackey. Sunday offered buffet supper with dancing. Local volunteers and residents from Sand Lake Averill Park and Taborton aided supervision and hosting.
Marshall, long active in Troy Community Chest circles, has been appointed chairman of the activities committee for the Eastern New York District of the Committee of Economic Development. He succeeds Carl Pharis as board president and joins local groups including Vanderhexden Hall and the Troy Chamber of Commerce.
A fire last night in the package chute at Montgomery Ward in Menands confined flames to the base of the chute. The chute, extending from the seventh floor to the basement, is used for mail order delivery.
Cold weather and poorer quality gasoline will come this fall officials of the regional OPA office warned last night. The weaker gas will mean slower starting more engine ping and far less power than motorists are used to. Regular gasoline drops to 72 octane from 74 while high test falls to 76 from 78 or 80. The T2 rating has been a factor in fuel blends for years as engine designs evolved.
Members of St Joseph s Roctory gathered after the a m mass for a breakfast and meeting to discuss juvenile delinquency rising since the war. State Police Sergt Edward M Galvin urged parental partnership with law enforcement and pro social programs. Carl Lessing Buffalo and Richard F Henerv lein Syracuse outlined city state programs. Alderman L Frank Mitter emphasized youth activities and Rev Francis J Buechler urged parish support. Joseph B Klee served as toastmaster.
Mrs. Emma Morter 70 of 3215 Seventh Avenue died at Troy Hospital at 4 30 a m yesterday after being stricken at home. She was taken by police ambulance and was widow of Eli Morter. Surviving sister Mrs Sylvia Mishoe of South Carolina and relatives in New Jersey. Funeral set for 2 p m tomorrow at Frank A Mancini and Son Funeral Home and then at A M E Zion Church with Pastor J Welfred Findlay Jr Interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery
A jury in Ballston Spa spared The Saratogian Inc from a libel suit by Mike Longo of Saratoga Springs. The suit claimed an April 9 article implied he had a property crime indictment. The court accepted the paper’s correction as sufficient.
Delegates from Catholic Central Vere i and Catholic Women's of New York affiliates met at a regional noon gathering in Troy. The program featured separate discussions for men and women on current topics including women's work and national affairs. The conference concluded with benediction, Father Buechler officiating.
The Troy Citizens' Corps schedules its annual officer election and a meeting tomorrow at Joy Past American Legion rooms in Anklin. Local members urged to attend for the election and ongoing community service plans.
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