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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1945
Page
2
Detectives search for three new tires described as 6 by 18 axrromobile units missing from a shipment. The tires were reportedly atop a false shipment headed to a recipient in Hudsoe rebart, with unclear details from Friday’s report.
Meeting notice in Lansingburg invites parents and teachers to discuss school matters. Officials outline agenda and date for community participation at the school auditorium.
A batch of area servicemen received discharge notices after overseas service. Names include James Grayson Port E, Frank Heher, and Sampson among others. details indicate postings at Baer Field and other locations with lengths of service varying.
Dr. George Stoddard state commissioner of education named to the American delegation to the London conference on November 1. The meeting will draft a plan for the continued educational scientific and cultural organization within the United Nations.
A fragment notes Hillside School aiding neglected boys with programs and shelter. It mentions aging veterans and a War Crest gift supporting such community work, reflecting postwar charity efforts.
The Gann Hotels Corp of Cambridge files articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capital is 109000 dollars. Incorporators include Walter E I and E. Gann of the Troy Country Club and Elmer C Schacht. Harold Wl Turner is attorney. Takeover expected around January 1.
Brunswick G O P names candidate Herring ton for justice of the peace seat in Hoosick Falls as the death of Justice of the Peace Sheffer leaves the office open. The Brunswick Republican Committee filed designation with the County Clerk on Saturday to succeed Sheffer. Democratic nomination had gone to George Roerke, leaving potential vacancy unsettled as veteran voters had already cast ballots.
The town board will present the annual budget hearing this evening at the principal meeting place. The posted estimate shows a tax levy of about 30 dollars, roughly half the prior year's budget.
Charles asdn grand secretary described conditions of European Masonry at the quarterly Rensselaer Schenectady Masonic District Council meeting in the Troy Masonic Temple. Seventeen lodges were represented as Alfred Wehren presided. Johnson, back from a European tour with grand officers, said revival is flourishing across Europe despite war and persecution.
Large turnout for the funeral of Robert L Rickerson a World War I veteran active in veterans affairs. Services were at Morris Funeral Home with Rev H Boertman Jones officiating and a military procession to Ostwood Cemetery. Honor guards and members from Troy Citizens Corps Troy Post American Legion and others attended.
An official noted the extremely light service this year and warned that while voting was late, the small turnout could still swing the result. He expressed that potential litigation was unlikely.
A hunter shoots a hawk and finds a fish instead for dinner. He retrieves a chain from a deck and discovers the bird still alive, though no duck is present. The incident occurs Friday night near the home, with the hawk serving as a substitute meal.
Karl O. Estes, former grand officer of the Order of the Eastern Star for Vermont, died Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Born in Powmal VI, he was 52 and had lived in Bennington.
The deceased spent 25 years as bookkeeper and office manager for Hon. White Co. of North Bennington and later with Williams-How Wills in Bennington. Survivors include wife Maude Foster Estes and two sons Laverne Estes of Bennington and Piece Estes of Syracuse. Funeral today at 2 pm from Congregational Church in Bennington with interment there.
An advertisement extols mothers to give children sun exposure and calcium for strong bones and teeth. It promotes Coco malt as a tasty milk fortifier rich in calcium iron phosphorus and vitamins, claiming three glasses of milk become a quart of calcium daily and urging readers to order from their grocer.
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