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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1946
Page
8
Washington reports that Rep. Taylor of New York states Army engineers will hold hearings December 15 to study river improvements and potential elimination of hazards along the Hudson River. The Rivers and Harbors Act of 1946 authorized preliminary examinations and a report on feasibility.
A hodgepodge of hunters paid fines totaling over 2000 for migratory bird and hunting violations. Names from Cambridge, Whitehall, and Saratoga Springs appear with penalties from 10 to 3250 dollars. The Conservation Commission reports more than 10,000 collected by investigators in under a month and vows continued enforcement.
Buskirk of Harvey Bailey reports Ming Gor ill at Valley Falls. Bod Mrs. Herbert Keech and Mr and Mrs. Frank Crawford of Lake George, recent guests of Mrs. Emily Belley, have returned.
Arthur Le Hobson 4, of Boston aid Rye New Hampshire, president and founder of St Croix Paper Co., native of Haverhill, graduated from Howard University in 1883.
A New Zealand Government vessel the Maul Ponaire required Saturday that near the end of October they passed the spot where Falcon Island in the Friendly Islands group was supposed to be but it wasn’t. The island, rising and sinking for decades, is about eighty years since its discovery near Nhu Toy where a volcano erupted recently possibly causing Falcon to sink.
East Side Stewardship will be the subject as the W.S.C. of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church meets for its November session tomorrow at 11 am. Plans will be laid for the two day bazaar on November 20 and entertainment on November 24. Mrs Lester Genestuel coordinates the social hour with assistance from Mrs Raymond Dearstyne Mrs Liewarnen Kept and Mrs Wyatt Chase. Personal notes list Mrs Moia LaBelle of Bordeaux Canada guest of Mr and Mrs Timothy Alerie of Kemp Avenue. Evy Mayer of Packer Ave and 88 Man Morris of Clemenshaw Avenue visit New York guests of Sdtaa Morris sisters and Mr Evan Satabrook and Mrs Charles Schiingwain.
Berkshire Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star observes Past Matron Past Patron and Charter Members Night at the Masonic Hall in Petersburg. The program includes a reception for Meg Jannette Green grand warden on Nov 23 a draping of the altar on Nov 25 initiation of new members on Dec 9 and officer installations on Dec 3 and Jan 13. Ida Lewis named chairman for a children’s pillow program committee and other sickness distress relief duties were set with a slate of local volunteers.
Thomas A. Brown was sworn in yesterday as county treasurer to fill the unexpired term of Clifford Hastings. Brown will begin a three year term on January 1 after his Tuesday election, following the governor’s appointment letter to County Clerk Collins.
A dense, station-heavy on the air schedule lists daily programs and hosts across multiple time slots. It names George Garry, Ted Malone, Joyce Jordan, Elmer Davis, and many others, detailing news, music, talks, and community features across stations and times.
The Stillwater community held a sylage evening at the church featuring a youth choir, speakers from the Missionary Guild of the Board of Education, and a quiz led by Rev WP Stanford. Various church members performed songs, a boy from Ithaca College spoke, and a parish-wide meal followed with reports from the secretary and treasurer.
The West Sand Lake item lists local residents including Miss Alin Myers and ten Houghton of Albany involved with the Tuntow Auxiliary of Parry Williams Post in WoPW. It mentions Mrs Manda Wallace, Mrs Charlies Miller, Mrs Georges Callamen, and others as they attend events around town. The report notes changes of residence for Hitola Caratang and James Shaver family, with several moves to nearby towns and communities.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Culruindlas University events with references to St Gud Mewrank McCourt and the Lutherie parlats Houde, a Wednesday start time, and names such as Mrs John Spinger and Kael Wicks. The passage is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes, offering only disjointed names and vague schedule hints.
Adjournment for two weeks granted in the case of Thomas McGrath of 35 Wheeler Street Die Hoos charged with reckless driving. A car he was driving collided with a policeman and others on Hospice and Ninth Streets. The hearing was postponed yesterday in Troy Court.
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