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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1949
Page
1
Gredit executives plan a meeting featuring Money and Banking. A roast beef dinner precedes the business session. Dr. Association, chair of the Pen ary meeting, heads the group. The annual Christmas party will be held December 7 at the Albany Country Club.
Saratoga County residents John Purinton and El lager mira Purinton of Gansevoort won 200 awards for moving a maple shade tree two years ago after state workers failed to repair damage without their knowledge. Court of Claims announced the award Thursday. An unrelated note reports Lt Edward Connors to assume executive officer duties at Troy Naval Armory. He served on the USS Iowa in WWII and is tied to Irving L. Simon CPA in Albany. He helped organize the unit and local recruiting.
Members of the Mensertee County 4H Club installed officers at a harvest dinner held Thursday night at the Burden Lake Castas. Officers began with Mary Clarks as president and David Ryan as vice president, with Kathiesa Slocum, Raymond, and hard Sharman among officers. The meeting named several honor clubs and honored Florence Thayer for twenty years of service. Harold M. Lewis spoke on why bankers like Hers, and gifts were presented to county agents and staff. Dancing closed the evening, and the note mentions a misread line about cattle and a 1949 forecast showing 5,500 auto-related businesses.
Camp Fire Girls and Bluebirds plan a November 26 benefit at St Patrick's Mall Watervliet for wounded boy Whelan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Whelan. The event features Muvicama by Patrician Players, with locals and clubs collaborating, plus a daytime swim party for Camp Fire Girls at School 14 pool.
The meeting at the First National Tank in Medeon Pals will elect six new board members. James y at Keston and John D. Briggs of White Creek become the first Democratic members in years. Thomas Lape of Putnam will represent the Citizens Party. Theodore Raynolds and William J. Rein will not appear next year.
Achievement Night was observed recently by the Lively 4H Club of Brunswick at District 1 School house. Mrs. Florence Tayer, also-
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