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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
3
Women who completed the home nursing course were entertained at Mrs George Blair's Pleasantdale home. Red Cross instructor Mrs Charles Bachelor praised perfect attendance and Lutcheer helped with a Halloween decor table etiquette.
Soldiers and sailors face messy absentee voting as ballots arrive late or poorly marked. Officials from Pennsylvania to Oklahoma report tampering, misaddressed envelopes, and uninspected ballots. States debate legality and federal ballot access as servicemen seek valid votes in a polarized election.
A public notice informs residents they cannot vote unless they complete voter registration by the October deadline. The alert stresses compliance and directs readers to local election offices for registration and verification of eligibility.
A Northwestern National Life Insurance Co survey finds 13 million war women may stay in industry after the war. The piece notes pay equality and advancement are not guaranteed, and home pressures plus new social structures could reshape peacetime employment, family life, and public policy.
An advertisement touts Sit-Wick as a patented household product that absorbs cooking fish odors and other smells without light or spray. It claims activation by a natural plant substance, low cost, and widespread availability with distribution in New York.
Mrs Rose Lyons of 93 Third Street has been named a laboratory assistant in the Troy Health Department as announced by Br James Boland. She is one of three new lab assistants replacing recent deaths and resignations, with a salary of 1200 dollars a year.
A certificate of incorporation was filed in the County Clerk's office for the 2 Franklin Square Corp to conduct real estate business including buying selling leasing and holding property. Maurice Isanbergh acts as attorney for the corporation. The issue states 200 shares of stock without par value. Incorporators include Ruth Marcus Mary E Ryan and Mr. Isanbergh.
The Jocal Red Cross Chapter opened its first home nursing class Monday evening at the Nursing Center in the Proctor Building. With a dozen women enrolled, Mrs. George Knowlson RN will instruct for the forty year course. The program attracts many, with room for twenty or more. registrations taken at headquarters.
Gardner of Stephentown widow of Edward Gardner and daughter of the late Henry Snell former sheriff of Rensselaer County died yesterday morning at House of Mercy hospital Pittsfield Massachusetts after four short illnesses. She was born in Stephentown forty five years ago. Her mother Mrs Mary Smelt of Repkerton survives with husband and son Ronald Gardner four sisters listed in the obituary.
Elwis Burdick and Biss Minty Smelt of Stephentown and brothers Joseph and John Snell of Stephen foxy were noted. The funeral will be held from the Snell Homestead tomorrow at 2 with Reverend Homer EB Sivernail officiating.
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