Taken to Mt Marys after ferry incident
Taken to Mt Marys hospital in the morning from an accident. Persons named Frank Turner and Kart Pendt were involved and discharged. authorities reported another man was taken by Batreissen for treatment.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1949
Page
3
Taken to Mt Marys hospital in the morning from an accident. Persons named Frank Turner and Kart Pendt were involved and discharged. authorities reported another man was taken by Batreissen for treatment.
The San Francisco Museum of Art offers members a program to rent original oil paintings or watercolors on wall space at home. With 3,800 members paying as little as $10 annually, paintings can be rented for about 1 percent of their purchase price per month, enabling art lovers to enjoy fine works without ownership.
The museum offers about 250 works by leading artists for rent with a 1 percent purchase after viewing. Artists send three works each. sculptures are also rent able though large pieces require self transport. Most renters end up enjoying art before buying, and some prefer abstract or colorful pieces to suits their rooms.
Schaghticoke and Albany connections appear as 4-H clubs hold meetings with William Grieves visiting grandparents, a Thanksgiving service is planned by First Presbyterian, and a high school senior class plans Foot Loose at the Valley Falls Community Hall.
Members listed include Mrs. Charles Lamp son, Mrs. Francis O Connor, Mrs. James Pecor, Mrs. John Jarvis, Mrs. Francis Williams, Miss Lulu Maher, and Mrs. Harry Clark. Mrs. Jarvis to host next. Gifts were exchanged for Castle Point Hospital with Mrs. Alice Sample honored for twenty years as treasurer and retiring president Mrs. Maria Foster. Refreshments by Mrs. Bertha Connolly, Mrs. Sarah O Connor, and Mrs. Georgia Brockett.
Mrs. Lillian Strait of Morris admitted taking $200 from the wallet of rural mail carrier Raymond G. Tompkins who died in her home. County Judge Joseph P Molinari sentenced Strait to 18 months to three years in Bedford Hills State Prison on a grand larceny plea but suspended the term on condition she repay the $200 within two years. The incident followed Tompkins’s death from a heart attack October 2.
The Troy Fire Department answered two morning calls, a car fire caused by spilled alcohol on the motor of a car owned by Carl Rosenberg at 88 Hoo sick Street, and a oil burner defect at a two story dwelling owned by Sarah Levine at 153 Seventh Avenue.
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