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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
6
A veteran describes postwar adjustment after combat missions, noting a steady return to civilian work and housing, yet lingering war memories. He says he’s “getting the grade” despite nightmares of planes, while others like Lea Hochstetter discuss broader veteran transitions and unemployment concerns.
Fragmented account shows a polemical exchange about women customers in bars and a defiant letter to a New York newspaper. The piece mentions a male‑dominated club, a male political stance, and quotes a bartender railing against female patrons. Unknown author and publication context.
Dr Harold G Haskell a former lieutenant colonel in the Army Medical Corps spoke at a Troy Chamber of Commerce Buyers Bureau meeting at The Hendrick Hudson about the organization and duties of the corps. The talk covered its structure and responsibilities with audience members listening to his explanations.
Pittston Margaret Tracey of Troy lz spending time with Mrs. Earl Wing. Mrs. Edna Rohn of Newark N J is spending a week with her sister Mrs. James Fellnws. Mrs. William Thillips recently spent days with her daughter Mrs. Leon Wallace and family at Carmel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason at Rome spent the week end visiting relatives. Mrs. Libbie Wager accompanied them to Rome for a week. Thanksgiving Service will be held at 10 am tomorrow in the Methodist Church. A race relations day will be observed next Sunday in the Methodist Church. Rabbi Jotvns K Gutmann of Tray will address the Youth Fellowship at 7 45 pan.
In Pownal and Bennington areas residents report incidents of dumping on Mountain Street. The Board of Hearth warns there will be no more rubbish dumped on the roadside and calls for proper disposal.
An old style health ad warns that backache leg pains and facial swelling may signal kidney trouble. It touts Dean's Pills as a diuretic remedy used for decades, claiming relief and protection by flushing poisons from the body and aiding kidney function.
Officials say the Dugway will be cleaned by state road patrol and Edhon Nexted. The area has become a prominent eyesore on a main highway of the state. Bennington College girls aided in an evening service at the Baptist Church Monday. Mr and Mrs William Ryngell and daughter Jean of North Adams were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Edgar Ratham. Mr and Mrs Douglas Buchanan of Weymouth Mass visited Man day at the home of his father James B Buchanan of Ripplebank in this village.
Verday Green Jr returns from Cornell for Thanksgiving. Mrs Walker and Mrs Roache spend the holiday at Island Park. Mrs William Green hosts a Thanksgiving bridge event at AOH Hall. Miss Emma Pepper returns from Troy Hospital after medical care. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lyman celebrate a 50th? wedding anniversary at home. J Denison hosts a family reunion on Troy Road for Thanksgiving, marking their 33rd anniversary. Coleman home on Mill Road to host a benefit card party for Verday Improvement Association.
Mrs Julian Edwards visits New Jersey and New York relatives with Mrs Milton Austin daughter 77 Bethy and Mrs Gorrie Austin. Thanksgiving service at Reformed Church Thursday 9 to 10 am. Instruction class today 2 30 pm. School District No 1 closes for Thanksgiving recess this afternoon. Classes reopen December 2. Sunday School officers approved Dec 20 Christmas exercises and a $100 organ fund gift. Hawley Chemical Company meets next Monday 8 30 pm. Firemen's Auxiliary meets in fire house Wednesday Dec 4. Fire commissioners election at fire house Thursday Dec 3 7 pm.
Rev Ray Sear of United Presbyterian Church chaired a Lansing temperance meeting at Mes Hang Lund's home 403 Fulton Street with Mrs Pauline Simona presiding. An address followed by a brief business session prayers by Mrs William Hughes and musical numbers by Miss Cora Lund plus refreshments. The annual union Thanksgiving Service is set for Crescent Methodist Church tomorrow at 10 am with Rev Morgan Post delivering the sermon.
Will iam Morriawn of High Street drove with Josepl Sirka of 46 Lyman Street when North Hoosick Road crash into a tree left both injured. Barbu sustained facial and forepart injuries, taken to Dr Harold Stacy’s clinic, later sent home. Morrigan reported vision blinded by oncoming headlights, both vehicles damaged. Navy enlistment news for Henry J. Kessler. truck fine for Charles Brentnell in Bennington after incident on River Street.
The record outlines a string of names and events about residents and households in a village. It mentions a Monday appearance before a local justice, a festive gathering at Mo Reynolds home, and plans for a school holiday break. The text references a village meeting, a church street home, and a New York based association with dates November 25 and 20.
Two young children aged two and three attend Loretta High School in Chicago under special permission of authorities. They are the children of Mrs Ursula Shaughnessy 4 Luacher. The measure follows concerns about the seriousness of the situation and the availability of baby sitters.
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