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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1944
Page
1
The Camp Fire Girls emphasize service to the community and self development as part of their program. They stress practical work, teamwork, and helping others through organized activities and partnerships with community groups.
Mr. Bieckman and Mr. Stackman explain that Social Security benefits depend on wages recorded in the system. Accurate wage reporting, including part time and temporary work, boosts protection and monthly payments when the breadwinner retires or dies. A Nassau notice records Leonald K. Salzer discontinuing Square Service Station business in the village.
The chief of police reports parking meter revenue totaling 319327.21 for January to September with September revenue 2485.65. The monthly report notes 12 auto accidents and four children lost and found, and mentions costs for the month and personnel including three males and three females.
An East Side A Board of Education member will address the October PTA meeting at Echoal today in schoolrooms. Mrs J Kenneth Lowe requests good attendance. Mrs Philip Ducunhois chairs the sixth grade mothers who will serve refreshments. Executive Board Meets. The Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church Women’s Service Guild votes today at the church. Mrs Richard L Thomas serves as secretary of the Partners' Club heads hostesses for wreathlay. Mizpa Class to serve creamed chicken supper Thursday in the church dining hall.
Waterford As and Mrs William B Hawkes former teachers at Asatolia College Greece spoke at a Sunday night Youth Fellowship service and an evening service. Mrs Hawkes played piano and both spoke of Greece customs and wartime hardships. They urged support for Greek relief through World Service channels. Activities this week include a teacher refresher, midweek prayer, choir rehearsals, Young Adult Group meeting, Harvest Home gifts, and Grace Church Holy Communion with military prayers. Lions Club dinner at Knights of Columbus Rooms scheduled.
Jamestown man Ralph Dean, 23, died of a heart attack shortly after marrying Virginia Derling and leaving for their honeymoon. Dean worked at a Long Island aircraft plant and the death occurred Saturday. funeral arrangements were made.
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