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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
9
Legal Notice of Property Sale by Schodack Fire District
The notice announces a tax sale or parcel sale described by legal terms and survey details. It lists the Commission, date, and secretary Barli Hicks, with the property description including parcels, boundaries, and a five year term. The district plans to hold the sale between 7 and 10 o'clock, at the Fire Commissioners office, Schodack Fire District No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Eehedagh
Deventer
Echnee
Schodack
Barl
Hicks
Tecretary
Battle-weary soldiers cross river with improvised rafts
Reports from Olympia Washington detail a perilous river crossing where a unit used a rope tied to a man’s waist to reach the opposite bank amid sniper fire. Despite heavy bullets and fatigue, they rigged improvised rafts and ferried supplies, wounded, and a litter party across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igmeumenis
Serge
Harver
Niger
Josh
Dome
Pri Wailace
Olymmpia
Wash
Joseph J. Buffalo
Sicig
Sergn Allickson
Shushan Grange Supper Aids Mission Support In Village
Shushan Grange held a recent meeting with supper served prior to the session. The joint offering in the United Presbyterian Church raised over 2000 dollars with more to come. Local junior missionary society members and several residents attended, while guests from nearby areas visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Mosday
Grange, Hall
New Legs and Milk Producers’ Association
Charles Henger
Landerdair
Sere Nichols
William Safford
Bills
Geld
Jay
Lillian Fister
John Stevens
Troy
Stevens
New Port Richie
Fla
Shusnan
Henry’ Reid
Roscow Bly
Belcher
Antz Arau
Strong
Wilbur Brown
Murrey
Cambridge
Carlesot Pierce
Gad Mes
EH. Dickinson
Cortland
Wi Ondawi
Jacob Jascezri
Reuden Aleir
Ts. Li
John Ane
Jescari
New
Ora
Herman Kruce
Edward
Schenactady
Shusnen-Salem Road
Dégar Watkryns
Anagu
Slevke
Wedding Anniversary Reflected in Local Gatherings
In a Pensacola area setting five sisters and relatives gathered at the home of Mond Peers in Hertently and Mrs. Dren. Other attendees included Mrs. Clark Werigki and Miss Bent Talbse associated with the BC G meeting at the Maethodiss Church. The Sunday evening topic, "Way We are Th ghd the leader," was presented by Miss Clare from Hedges Lake with engagement in Turkey noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Labtine
Bernard Palmers Reed
Mrmond Peers
Redren
Turkey
Clark Werigki
Bent Talbse
BC. G
Bugo Hjarmersen
Amm
Pensacola
Pla
Clare
Hedges Lake
Monday church meeting at Mrs Armstrong home
Schaghticoke community notes report a Monday afternoon United Society of the First Presbyterian Church meeting at 2 35 at Mrs A J Armstrong home with committee members Hannon Coler man Mrs J D Clark and Mrs Charles Lawrence. Thanksgiving events include Nellie B Seyfeld visiting relatives in Troy and multiple families hosting dinners. Schaghticoke High School closed for Thanksgiving, and union services were led by Rev Collis Blair at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Society of the First Presbyterian Church
A J. Armstrong
Hannon Colerman
J. D. Clark
Charles Lawrence
Nellie B. Seyfeld
Imian
Merion L Roy
Titel
Edward Peear
James Peear
Lois
Margaret
Alan John Steele
James Joan
Leslie E. Ransom
Seller
Sven
Stillwater
Robert, Treadway
Henends
Mies
Jane
Elizabeth Steele
Ernest Grogan
Leo Ar Aid
Alice
Valley Fa
Joan Steele
Louis F. Martin
Dorothy Grieves
William and
Goughier
Patrici
Ann
Albany
Louis Benier
Marcellas
Earl
Thomas
Jones
Poultney
George Viall
Ing
Collis Blair
Vega Caravan Resumes Holiday Dinner Dances
Vega Caravan and the Order of the bambra resumed the old Thankegiving Eve dinner dances at the Annex with a capacity crowd. The Casces were discontinued three years ago, but postwar demand among members will keep the event annual. Dick Brown’s orchestra provided music, intermission banquets honored Fr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh, and a 28th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Joan Anderson of Albany was celebrated by C. A. Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vega Caravan
Order of the Bambra
Dick Brown
Charles Walsh
Troy
Joan Anderson
Albeny
C. A. Cassidy
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments Echo Obscure Matrix
Puzzle text presents mixed letter fragments and partial phrases. Readable terms hint at names and items, but the majority remains garbled. The page appears to be a crossword with scattered clues, not a coherent narrative or event.
Nylon shortages hit home as materials curb supplies
Akron readers report that rubber and nylon shortages are limiting everyday items from bloomers to girdles and hose. The piece notes enough nylon to make 100 pairs of rose stockings and 200 girdles would be required for each BBL Goodrich installation and mentions a Tyne 11 Deier on a B29 for a B33 bomber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Heartbreak
j @ra
Goodrich
Tyne 11 Deier
Judge Shows Sympathy in Bronx County Court Case
A year old truck driver named Charles Tilley received a six year sentence for first degree murder after claiming he was goaded into killing his wife amid nagging and drinking. Records indicate Tilley recently stabbed her husband in a quarrel over liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Charles Tilley
Kimine
Tree
Hanslanzhter
Tiley
First permanent Wrenches set in the New World by Samuel Crampiain
Readable text notes a historic publication about the first permanent Wrench set in the New World authored by Samuel Crampiain. Details are fragmentary but indicate a focus on early tools or devices and the creation of a lasting kit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crampiain
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