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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1944
Page
1
The OPA sets a 25 percent limit on holiday meal markups across restaurants after regional rules. New Year's Eve exemptions allow existing prices. earlier 45 percent charges are addressed by the nationwide cap. The policy stems from a National Restaurant Industry Advisory Committee review.
Mrs Sidna Seyner Flower widow of Franklin Houseeay Flower died Friday at Snyder Flower Century Farm in Haynerville after two long illnesses. A lifelong resident, she was daughter of Franklin J and Estelle I Hayner. She taught 52 years in Sunday School, 48 years as superintendent, helped organize the Gilead Mission which sent two missionaries, and founded a unique Sunday School section of Schaghti.
Funeral for Mrs. Flower, charter Brunswick Grange member and Rensselaer County Home Bureau contributor, follows her marriage to Mr. Flower on March 28 1812. She authored pageants and verses and is survived by sons Rousseau B. Flower a paleontologist with the New York State Museum and Donald F. Flower a Yonkers chemist. Private service planned today at 2 pm near Cantury Farm.
Accompanied by Mr and Mrs William Porter of Troy visitors reside with the Lamperts. John K Vanhosen buys the Warren King West Send Lake home for his family. Abler couple attend Mrs Shultz funeral in Rensselaer. Church meeting at parsonage to plan crusade. Theodore Simonson returns to Asbury Park after 13 day leave. Avernal Park and Send Lake Volunteer Fire Company holds supper before meeting at Engine House.
Signature loans advertise monthly payments for $100 and $50 loans with four or three payments respectively. It notes fees, charges, and extras for services to cover debts, taxes, medical bills, or moving expenses with fast loan approval by phone.
Postponed village improvement meeting rescheduled for Monday November 20 at Mrs Frank Thierolfs home. Montgomery Lodge and a Masonic Temple communication planned for this evening. PTA reports 69.35 dollars raised from a sponsor dance. Freshman Class hosted a high school gym dance with about one hundred couples. World Wide Guild to meet at Miss Evelyn Lane's home for devotions and program. Bemis Heights Grange card party awarded prizes to several members. Dessert Bridge Club entertainment at Mrs Herold Derrow’s home with three tables of contract. next gathering at Mrs Leo Flanigan’s. Private funeral for William Robinson at A Perry Funeral Home with Rev Wendell F Stanford officiating. burial Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Lyman A Talmen visiting Mrs George Ernest in Attica. Harold Gaylor enjoying furlough in Florida with parents. Miss Bessie Parry in Coates Hospital after operation. Jane Tompkins returned from Leonard Hospital after appendectomy. Grange supper to members at next meeting Thursday night.
Shushan Leah Dora and Sheryl Knapp visit Cilford Gras home while Isabel Waleridge returns from Sheldrake to Ondawa Farm. Clarence Mears and Kathrss move to Howard S Montgomery apartments. Nelsons of Dan nary arrive to stay with Mrs Nelson's mother Mrs Li Han Piser. armed forces enlistment noted. Grange meeting selects officers led by Thomas Stanton with Fred Wager and A Foster among leaders.
The Grand Union Grocery Co. plans a new supermarket at the large store building at 365 Fifth Avenue starting Thursday. The move signals expansion into a prominent Midtown location with a full service format.
A Troy father, upset by juvenile delinquency talk, confronted his year old son after discovering stolen items linked to his boy. He notified the Detective Bureau at 10:30 a.m. and aided investigators in recovering most of the property. Two other area youths were named as associates. The man chose to act swiftly to curb the boy's alleged criminal path.
Four Troy churches organize a union Thanksgiving Day service at Redeemer Lutheran Church 736 Third Street om Nov. 23. Rev Ernest Trippe of St Marks Methodist will be liturgist. Rev Eugenie Cunsingham of Oliver Presbyterian will read Scripture. Rev Senth XN. Geneeg of Lassingburg Bisst Presbyterian will offer the Thanksgiving prayer. Rev Peter Fannieg, host pastor, will deliver the message.
The State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board revoked the summer Honor license of George Washburn Traver of Keowaville because he sold to a minor under 18, and the license bond claim was cancelled.
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