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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
8
Metropolitan police board said yesterday that about 220000 people in Tokyo will spend the winter in dugouts and other makeshift shifts, while more than 2000 others have no housing prospects. Police refused pleas by owners of large residences to share with the homeless.
Waterford High School Social Studies will send delegates to a student institute at Albany tomorrow, with morning sessions led by William Diehl Norman Briggs and Robert Montgomery and an afternoon address by Chester Will Nams of the U N delegation. A larger Waterford group will attend, with many names listed, supervised by Miss Mary Agnes Mariana.
Barbara Beeker Ruth Berson Kay Dupree Jo ane VanDeursen Joy Hart Join Dinde ros Mildred Wilkes Marilynn Stelden Joanne Merritt Nancy Parkey Jeone Adige Judith Allen Charles 1 Field Waterford school superintendent Jahn Coughiin attended the South Glena meeting of the county schoolmen association. The Waterford Lion’s Club dinner meeting features speaker Charles H. Flett. The Lions plan a first-week January boxing and decorate the town with Christmas lights. The Waterford Slane Club votes to decorate the Christmas tree at Broad Street and Third Street. A sign project for three village entrances is under study. A mock radio program outlines a Better Breakfasts campaign. Women’s Auxiliary meetings are planned at the Waterford Methodist Church. Boy Scout Troop 31 meets at the Waterford Methodist Church. Ionic Triangles and DeMolay plan events at the Waterford Masonic Temple, with a DeMolay night set for Dec 18. Prizes awarded for fishing contest sponsored by the Waterford Rod and Gun Club.
The Waterford club announces Sunday shooting at Prospect Hill for contest participants. Winners include Joseph Bogle brown trout 17 1 2 inches Fred Hoffman brook trout 14 inches James Kopelia ruinbos trous 10 1 4 inches Clinton Merrit walleye pile 32 1 inches Alan Ger main smallmouth bass 9 1 2 inches Mr Kopeha largemouth bass 22 inches William Hleh northern pike 32 12 inches. The Waterford High School senior class will present The Thirteenth Chair December 5 and 6 at 8 15 p.m. at the school auditorium with a cast including Marjory Palmateer George Elmendorf and others. Two fires damaged a garage on Saratoga Avenue and the National Automotive Fibres plant in Waterford. Fire caused by an oil burner on Tuesday damaged the Keelvington garage roof. a second fire at 6 a.m. Wednesday at the Fibre plant caused about 1500 in damage from a spark in machinery.
The will of Margaret C. Smith of East Greenbush appoints Charles A. Bird as executor and leaves the residue of about $9,800 in personalty to her favorite cousin Margaret Dennin of Albany. Eight cousins receive nothing. nearby named friends Richard Lyon and Trene Lyon get $500 each. Religious and charitable bequests total $300. Probate is pending before Surrogate William T. Collins.
Vega Caravan holds Thanksgiving Eve dinner dance on Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus rooms. Reservations for the annual event close Saturday. In charge of reservations are Try Council members Olio Panza Lon Funda Rens selaer Frank Decker Watervilot Charles Brunnelie Cohoes and Low Meyer Grean Island.
After a five week course the Boys' Department of the Troy YMCA completes training for leaders to develop Christian character. The program blends athletic events with social and educational activities and targets elementary through high school groups. Leaders named include Clayton Klaing VanWert Gunther and McCumber among others.
Mrs Feymont Noldel hosted the annual church society thank offering meeting at Mrs Solos home Tuesday evening. Miss Nelo Philpott led the group's program with talks titled Thy Message to God Church. Reports on the Amsterdam missionary convention were given by Miss Paut Swank and Mrs Solvej. Vocal selections occurred.
Reported details describe a Sunshine Committee meeting with Miss Minnie Gimbel and Burnett Mise present. Mrs Gustav Helm presided as chair. Nov 24 notes mention Albany Lutham Floodve and Ruthsda Home, with refreshments served by the hostess.
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