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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
3
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The drive aims to raise 304 dollars by November 29 during a school week to boost bond funding. Officials hope sufficient orders arrive to place the school within reach of its goal.
Shushan and Mrs Jay Nelson spend the week at Rupert farms. Airs Merk Henyon of Lawderdale and Mrs A H E Green of Shushan were in Troy last Friday. Mrs Mary Bodkin and son Stanley of Cossaguna called on Mrs Clark Saturday. Gertrude Duteren of Souch Balls visits Mr and Mrs George Hubbard. Paul Chagnon Jr recently home from service with family visits. Louise Rader returns home to Staten Island after two weeks with cousin Mrs Paul Chagnonnet. Clarence Jackson and daughter Eleanor visit Mr and Mrs Robert Hughes in West Pars iet. Elmer Rehm moves from Hughie farm to Barnes Road house. Mrs Lilian Piser returns from Westfield Mass after grandson Boddy Hanson’s illness improves.
The column notes several residents visiting relatives and hosting guests in Troy Hoosick Skaneateles and Johnsonville. Notable: Lt Calvin Cookfair and Miss Elizabeth Anderson travel, Mr and Mrs George Dexter entertain in Long Island, Gen Jonathan Weinwright celebration at Skaneateles, and Mrs Clarence Brown returning from Syracuse. School taxes for Pittstown district No 1 are due by Oct 3 with 1 percent grace and 5 percent late charge after that.
About 350 German prisoners, acting as volunteer mine detectors, operate in Dunkerque under the French bridges and roads department and the French railroad society. They drive their own cars with gasoline provided by the French administration and report regularly to authorities. Their maps, turned over to the British after surrender, aid demining efforts in the region.
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