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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1943

Page

3

Lasalle Horse Show Judges Named

Miss Janet Ann Meade of Scarsdale and Ithaca will judge horsemanship classes at the Lasalle show tomorrow. George Meade of Scarsdale, her father, also judges. Grover McClain of Troy completes the panel as a well known eastern horseman. Meade has a long judging record with 108 firsts and 18 championships in 1941.

Lasalle Tomorow Janet Ann Meade Scarsdale Ithaca George Meade Grover McClain Troy East Metropolitan Equestrian Club

Dance and Buffet Supper On USO Club Program

Activities at the USO Club in the Masonic Temple this week end include a dance tonight and a buffet supper tomorrow evening. Kathryn Byrne chairs the hostesses tonight with Kay Averill and Angela R. Clementi assisting. tomorrow’s hostesses are Mrs. Robert I. Rickerson with Mrs. Samuel Resnick and Mrs. James E. Mac Chesney. Tomorrow night the hostess group includes C. W. Tillinghast, Mary G. Smith and Mildred Bishop. The East Greenbush Couse Home Bureau serves the buffet with Lilian Campion as chairwoman. Drivers Cup is awarded to the outstanding rider of the year. William Boswell will enter his string of saddle horses and jumpers from Blue Front Stables. Sceptre and Challenger recently triumphed in Hartford and White Plains.

USO Club Masonic Temple Kathryn Byrne Kay Averill Angela R. Clementi Robert I. Rickerson Samuel Resnick James E. MacChesney C. W. Tillinghast Mary G. Smith Mildred Bishop William Boswell Blue Front Sceptre Challenger Hartford White Plains

Mrs Fahey Addresses Leonard Nurses Aids In Wartime Talk

Mrs Marion Fahey executive secretary of the Rensselaer County Tuberculosis Association spoke to the Leonard Hospital Nurses Aides at McKeon Staff House. Using a sound film she detailed wartime tuberculosis control stressing mass X rays and the role of X ray screening for defense workers. The talk was part of an American Red Cross educational series led by Miss Eleanor Downing. A buffet supper followed the meeting.

Marion Fahey Rensselaer County Tuberculosis Association Leonard Hospital McKeon Staff House Fahey American Red Cross Eleanor Downing Q Leonard Hospital

Church School Meets at Methodist Tomorrow in West Sand Lake

West Sand Lake notes say the Church School gathers at the Methodist Church tomorrow at 10 o clock with Mrs. James Hargrave in charge of the opening service. The 11 o clock sermon by Rev. John A Lavender will discuss Poverty That Makes Us Rich. The Royal Berean Class meets Tuesday evening at East Greenbush home of Mrs. Clifford Moul with Mrs. Violet Soule and Mrs. Anne Laibach in charge of refreshments and games.

Methodist Church James Hargrave John A. Lavender Royal Berean Clifford Moul East Greenbush Violet Soule Anne Laibach Hargrave

Wills Probate and Administrations Filed in Surrogate Court

Judge Edward J. Donohue admitted two wills to probate and granted two administrations. George Douglas died Oct. 6 in the city leaving 32,000 in personal estate and a life interest to Libbie Van Epps Douglas with residue to his brothers Walter and David and niece Ruth Douglas. Harriet E. Peck died Sept. 26 in the city with estates under 5,000 real and 5,000 personal to sister K Louise Peck. attorney K. Louise Peck. Hannah Krug died, leaving about 12,000. kin listed as two brothers and a sister with a potential action against Caroline Vanderbilt for death. Orin R. Christofferson left under 5,000 real and up to 5,000 personal. widow Edythe Christofferson and children Mary, Orin M. Christofferson. Attorney William F. E. Smith.

Edward J. Donohue George A Douglas Harriet E. Peck Hannah Krug Petersburg Orin R. Christofferson Hoosick Cambridge K. Louise Peck Pinewoods Avenue Buzene V Caroline Vanderbilt John L. Roche Albany Edythe Christofferson Mary E. Christofferson Orin M. Chrafferson Hoosick Falls William FE. Smith

NY utilities cut minimum monthly power charge

Public Service Commission announces a line extension plan by New York State Electric and Gas Corp reducing the minimum monthly charge to 2 per customer regardless of extension length. The measure saves rural users about 35000 yearly, expanding to 85 percent of the state franchise area with over 100000 in annual savings across Niagara Hudson and Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. service regions. The NYSEG network covers Corning Hornell Elmira Auburn Geneva Ithaca Lockport Mechanicville Oneonta and Chatham area vicinities.

New York State Electric & Gas Corp Public Service Commission Rensselaer County Niagara Hudson Rochester Gas & Electric Corp Binghamton Corning Hornell Elmira Auburn Geneva Ithaca Lockport Mechaniccville Oneonta Chatham Lancaster Brewster Liberty Walden

High School Societies Initiate Members in Troy

The Philomathian and Delphic Societies at Troy High School held initiations. Twenty-one pledges joined the Philomathian Society and 31 joined the Delphic Society. Miss Isabel B. Mann and Miss Marion C. Fitzgerald were named advisors for the Philomathian and Delphic societies respectively. Fall activities are planned. United States cigarette paper consumption is noted as 9,000 tons in normal times.

Philomathian Delphic Societies Troy High School Philomathian Society Delphic Society Isabel BR. Mann Marion C. Fitzgerald Phil Delphic United States

Man Survives Sudden Fall Into Hudson River

George Ernest, 69, of Whitehall, was rescued after falling from a plank into the Hudson near downtown Troy. He swam about 950 feet to reach the dock wall and climb out. Patrolmen aided his return to Troy Hospital for precautionary treatment.

Hudson George Ernest Whitehall Ernest Hudson River West Street Troy Hospital Bester Central Police Station Peiice William Cunningham William van Steenburg Hopital

Sulfa Drugs Cut Infections at Pearl Harbor

At Pearl Harbor infections in wounds dropped dramatically due to sulfa drugs. In the previous war, a hospital reported 47 percent of amputations were caused by infection, whereas in the current context no amputations were necessary because of infected wounds.

Washington Ins Pearl Harbor

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