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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1946
Page
19
Intelligence officials warned of potential unrest in Germany this winter due to overcrowding hunger and economic strain. They cited population rise housing shortages grain shipments and crime trends as risks that could spill over to Allied zones and provoke disorder among German civilians and soldiers.
Hoosick Falls voted to spend up to 500 dollars to convert an unoccupied room in the Municipal Building into quarters now used by Hoosick Post American Legion. A Post committee led by Past Commander A. Dwyer estimated material costs at 432 dollars with labor to be supplied by post members. Police volunteers were named for Halloween duty as village finances report mixed balances across treasury, water, and police funds.
North Bennington and Feast Welling youths joined the Vermont Christian Youth Conference in Brat Heboro under the State Youth Council. The group included Bave rly Blexu Frisell Norton Marys on Pratt Sylvia Sanborn Donald Bluer Marvin Sanborn and Tab eth Wondworth. The conference united Protestant youth in an inter national gathering. A Boy Scout troop was organized in North Bennington by the Parent Teacher Association with officers Hall Cushman Hank Pasr and Gordon Clarks as leaders. The troop meets Mondays at North Bennington School under Scout executive Garry B. Roemer of the Green Mountain Council.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vining arrived in Tokyo to teach Prince Akihile. She said she was hired by the emperor and cannot discuss who will pay her or financial arrangements. The Education Survey Board had previously noted the emperor wanted an American woman to teach the prince. The State Department announced her selection.
Mrs Fannie Smith of Redding has been a guest of Mr and Samuel Wirebeck Mrs Meliney Behan has gone to Los Angeles for the winter Mr and Mrs Frank Brown return from Utica visiting relatives Rennest Smith Jr leaves for Ithaca to attend Cornell University Mrs Amelia Jime Pinkerton pictures to Albany after visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Pinkerton Mrs E W Chase and Miss Elizabeth Bosworth of Cambridge were guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Johnson Miss Morenee Audubon had been at the home of Dr and Mrs Zenas V D
Orton has gone to Florida for the winter months. Miss Lucy Lytle of the Italy College for Teachers Albany has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lytle. Mrs. Ernest Spaulholz and son Julian of Boston have been visiting at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. I. D. Orton. Mr. and Mrs. Marius Hanks and family moved to Glens Falls where Mr. Hanks works for the Swift Packing Co. Miss Lory Barnes is in Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge after an appendectomy. her condition is good. The next meeting of the Monday Afternoon Literary Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Anne Ackley on Monday afternoon, Oct. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Franke Wirin and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kenyon of Lake Lauderdale were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Linehan in Schenectady.
Philip Tucker is spending a few days at Worrester Mavs. Mrs. Alice Barton, a Gilboa Central School teacher, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Barton. Franklin Losaw and daughter Patricia of Poughkeepsie were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Aw Liosaw. Mr and Mrs Frank Mason and daughter Ethel of Tombinnocl visited Mt and Mrs Clarence Magon and family. Mrs Thomas Barton has pneumonia and is confined to bed for two weeks with her daughter Geraldine Barton of Albany Hospital caring for her. Grace Methodist Church choir met at the home of Br and Ms Howard Herrington. At the rehearsal, Mrs B L Van Doren ue Rinisl presented Mr and Mrs Kenneth Herrington a wedding gift from the group.
Jack Benny mourns his father Mayer Kubelskey Kubelsky died of heart disease Monday at his daughter Florence Fenchells home He had been in ill health six years Benny cancelled a radio appearance and flew in for the funeral Services will be held in suburban Waukegs where he lived and ran a clubbing story until retirement in 1925 He was born in Lithuania No other survivors
East Schodack reports Mrs Emin Hayes of Clinton Heights visiting Mr and Mrs Milford Grady for a few days. Lewrence Tremont has been discharged from the Army and is at home with his parents. The Ted Crosa Chapter will resume selling at the Tedrestion Club each Wednesday noon to 4 pm starting tomorrow. Mrs Mary Manchester and others from Tray will visit Mrs Wik liant Proper tomorrow. Manchester plans to stay for a week. The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church plans a park supper Thursday evening October 24 with Mrs Grover New as chair and assistance from Mrs Wil am Proper, Mrs Hart Hicks, Mrs Walter Snook, and Mrs Elmer diate.
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