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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1945
Page
8
A carload of about 50 Mennonite volunteers accompanies a shipment of 1000 cattle from a dock near Baltimore Maryland toward Poland. The cattle, donated nationwide, will assist dairy operations upon arrival.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Alston observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home on Van Rensselaer Boulevard Menands yesterday. Mr Sisson is well known in the city, having worked for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co for thirty years. He retired four years ago and resides in Menands. The Sisson garden at their home is noted for unusually large vegetables and sometimes yields strawberries in November. The couple have two sons Parker Sisson of Jonesville and Dr Charles Sisson of Menands and three grandchildren Ellsworth Sisson of Jonesville and Joan and Diane Sisson of Menands.
Two bids were received yesterday by the State Department at Public Works for the construction of nine tenths of 1 mile of bituminous macadam highway east from Dunning Street Malta on Route 9 to the Hermes Project. The Hermes Project is the secret plant set up by General Electric Co and the War Department in Luther's Forest Preserve. Bids listed include J. B. C. Construction Co. Inc. of Depew.
Green witch residents recall visits to New York and comment on Navy Day events. Rooney Causer reports continued service in the submarine division from San Diego to two more years. The Washington County Historical Society plans a meeting at Greenwich Central School with LV H. Gill as speaker on local history.
Greenwich weekly items cover Army football matters, property purchases, and household news. The city notes Dr. B. R. Skinner’s return to practice after service in Europe, plus sewer plans and garbage pickup concerns. Community milestones include a birthday party at the Green witch-Cambridge Road home and Ashlar Lodge farewells for Harold Fulmer.
Roskionis of Glens Molla plans a fund drive to build an $10,000 house for an 11 year old blind Marine and his bride on a site to be selected by them. The effort, launched at a Lions Club dinner in Glens Falls, supports Pvt. Jamey Butterfield and Miss Mary Guselyita. Butterfield is recovering at Philadelphia Naval Hospital after eye operations following loss of sight from a sniper’s shot in the South Pacific while rescuing a wounded buddy. The drive is sponsored by Lions Club along with Rotary and Elks clubs.
The notice states Butterfield and Mléa Bosclvice became engaged though no wedding date has been set. It mentions clubs the American Lagoa and Veleram of Foreign Were posta and Veterans of World War Oh in passing.
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