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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1943

Page

2

Four Arraignments Open County Court November Term

The November term opens with four defendants arraigned in county court. Arnold Herzog, James A. Devick, and Peter Out were charged with third degree larceny and other counts. Several cases were called for trial as the calendar moved forward with indictments and assigned dates.

Laer Mdan Harry EL Caluad Cas Earle J. Wiley Sons Arnold Herzog Weger Peter John Ames Devick J Shule James Aatut

War Under Secretary Visits Family After Pine Camp Inspection

War Under Secretary Lee Patterson travels from Pine Camp and nearby Pine Airport to Washington D C after inspecting facilities. He visits his mother and uncle Robert F E Patterson in Glens Falls area, meeting family members Friday following the inspection trip.

Lee P. Patterson Glens Robert FE. Patterson Pine Camp Fewn Washington, D.C

Guild to Meet for Hospital Guide Preparations

Guild members will convene to discuss important matters with Mother Alfreda as part of preparations for the winter season. Public notice urges attendance to review plans and ensure readiness.

Alfreda Discu

Mother and Daughter Night at Haskell School

The Parent Teacher Association of Haskell School hosts Mother and Daughter Night this evening at the school starting at p.m. Various performances by the choral class directed by Leta Lappens and M include piano and guitar duets by Pauline Bayer and Miss Kingsley featuring the Hungarian Dance No. 5. Readings by Miss Lappeus, and choral renditions of Wake Miss Lindy On Lovely Night and The Lord Is My Shepherd. Refreshments follow the business meeting led by Mrs. and F. Foster. Teachers will serve as hostesses. Guests of honor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bodie are leaving for New Jersey. a farewell party was given at Miss Florence Schulz's home with readings and a piano piece by Miss Schultz and a violin piece by Miss Kila Vincent. A group gift was presented to the Bodies. Personal notices include Ala and Mr. Johan H. Spain. Also announced is the Hudson Lodge 1.0.0.F. meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with Noble Grand Charles Christiansen presiding and a social hour to follow.

Parent-Teacher Association of Haskell School Hassell Ool Leta Lappens Pauline Bayer Miss Kingsley Miss Lappeus Dorothy Ketterson Edith Danish Anna Niles Edna Haglund Mildred Bowman Anna Cunningham Ralph Bodie New Jersey Florence Schulz Forrest Avenue Women's Mary Society of Redeemer Lutheran Church Virginia Coon Alpert C. LeMay Schultz Kila Vincent Dorr E. Fritts Ada Scriven Harriet Strunk Door E. Fritts Arthur Crounse Sccie Bodie Johan H. Spain Soadge Hudson Lodge C. F Odd Fellows’ Hall Noble Grand Charles Christiansen

East Side Church Pastor Opens Meeting Schedule

East Side John M. Stuart pastor of Brian Church announces a Teacher Association of School 15 member meeting today at 3 PM. The notice mentions a wool sale tomorrow and a card party at the school on Wednesday. Details include chair Mrs I John F Cass and other local organizers.

John M. Stuart Brian Church Teacher Association of School John the .Wool Sale Mi Ghairm I John F. Cass

Sixth Grade Party Honors Pupils for Largest Membership

The sixth grade received a party with games songs and refreshments for achieving the largest membership percentage in the recent drive. Army air corps soldier Robert J Whitney of Dalhart Texas visits his parents at 7 Ford Avenue while Pvt Harry E Whitney serves with the U S Marines on New Georgia Island. Farther Lights Society of Second Baptist Church meets at Mrs Richard Sargent's home on Bleecker Avenue with Mrs William Stevens presiding and Miss Jennie Philo and Mrs Louis Knothe assisting. A covered dish supper precedes Trinity Methodist Church Board of Education and Workers Conference monthly meeting tomorrow at 6 p m with senior choir rehearsal at 8 p m. Tomorrow at 2 30 p m.

Honi Philip DuCuennoia Robert J. Whitney Army Air Corps Dalhart Tex William Whitney Ford Avenue Harry E. Whitney U.S. Marines New Georgia Island South Pacific Farther Lights Jennie Philo Louis Knothe Board of Education and Workers Conference Trinity Methodist Church

Whitehall Resident Hurt in Car Crash

Mrs Ruth Prefountaine of Whitehall sustained leg injuries Saturday afternoon when struck by an automobile driven inadvertently by Mary Brock who had parked and watched a football game. A guard cable stopped the vehicle from hitting spectators. Fred Lund was injured in a separate incident falling from a rear window at 44 Jay Street Albany and was treated at Memorial Hospital and Masher Memorial.

Ruth Rovelli Prefountainer Whitehall Mary Brock Fred Lund Jay Street Albany Memorial Hospital Masher

Weekday Religion School and Junior Choir Rehearsal

A weekday school of religion will be held followed by junior choir rehearsal at 3 45 p m Friday in the church. Youth Fellowship will conduct a program including supper at p m worship classes and games Post War Problems will be the discussion topic

Farm Visit Schedule Aids Rensselaer Farmers In 1944 Program

George E. Mesick announced farm visits in Rensselaer County to help farmers file dairy and feed payment forms, place lime and superphosphate orders for the 1944 soil conservation program, and review 1943 reports. The schedule lists multiple locations and times through November 30, with Friday office hours and weekend stops at Nassau Inn, Stephentown town halls, Hoosick Falls, South Schodack, Petersburg, Schaghticoke, and East Schodack. Milkmen across the county are eligible for Commodity Credit Corp dairy feed payments based on milk sold, aimed at offsetting higher feed costs.

Rensselaer County George E. Mesick Mesick Conservation Committee Conservation Office Troy Grange Hall Johnsonville Hoosick South Schodack Petersburg East Schadack Schaghticoke Commodity Credit Corp County Agricultural Adjustment Agency

Colonie Women Hurt In Slight Car Accident

Two Colonie women Irene Clancy and Dorothy Hickey both 27 were injured when the car rammed a fire hydrant on North Allen Street Albany. Clancy suffered a forehead abrasion. Hickey a chin cut. Driver Joseph Clancy 27 cited sun glare that blinded him.

Colonie Irene Clancy Dorothy Hickey North Allen Street Albany Clancy Albany Hospital Hickey Joseph Clancy

Fort Smith man swears heat popped popcorn

Fort Smith Arkansas Leo M Ermon says the heat was so intense this past summer that an ear of corn in his yard actually popped in the husk. He tells the unusual tale as the summer heat records are discussed.

Fort Smith Ark U.P Leo M. Ermon

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