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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1945
Page
5
Veterans receive guidance on applying for surplus government property. The checklist outlines required forms, agencies such as SWEC and disposal offices, and steps from presenting certificates to final purchase and possible credit arrangements.
West Sand Lake features Maude Wallace recovering from an operation at Albany Hospital. The Loyal Berean Class of the Methodist Church plans a Swiss steak supper and late Thursday at the church. The Civic Club will sponsor a Halloween party at the school for local children. Trinity Lutheran women serve a turkey supper tomorrow evening at the church hall, with Luther League selling items alongside.
The city authorized mechanicrille Alayor Homer Eckerson to sell city land at Mebbett Street and North Central Avenue with building limits, re purchase rights, and war-end stipulations. Civil Service confirms Philip R. Noonan as police chief and James Levesque as patrol second grade on temporary wartime terms. Local Law No 9 requires departmental budget estimates, and a Memorial Day Armistice fund of 700 dollars was approved. Memorial and veteran projects discussed. various community notes follow.
The Troy Public Library will exhibit new titles for one week. Notable items include Green Cargoes by Anna Darrance about seed and plant transport, Up Front by Bill Mauldin, and Europe an Atlas of Human Geography by Marthe Rajchman, among many others.
Columbus Ohio plans a heroic Columbus statue for the city. Mayor James Rhodes says the sculpture will be at least 14 feet high and a true likeness of the discoverer, with a fundraising drive to start soon.
The Masonic Club will meet Monday November 5 at 7 30 pm with Robert Sarle as president. Ondawa Lodge F and A M will confer the third degree. A large class of candidates will attend the Masonic Temple on Tuesday November 13 at 7 20 pm. Past masters will lead the degree work. Miss Frances Horn recently celebrated her 18th birthday with a surprise party hosted by her aunt Mrs Harold Horn and sister Clara Horn.
The No. 2 man in the puppet government under Jose Laurel pleaded innocent on arraignment to 36 counts of treason. He held eight posts and three cabinet ministries, and his remarks praised Japan while denouncing the United States, urging allegiance to Tokyo and warning against Americans returning.
Local notice lists numerous visits and gatherings in Schaghticoke and nearby towns. Activities include church classes, Halloween party at First Presbyterian, 4-H leadership changes, and Fall Institute sessions in Pittstown and Johnsonville. Dates span late October to early November with community members named.
On Nov 25 the general theme will be Guideposts to Christian Living. Teachers listed include Rev. Bristol Chatterton Rev. George Kilgus and Rev. Anton Besa who will also serve as dean. Mrs Leon Bevis hosted a Halloween party for Nimble Reedis Club at her home. Miss Mildred Henks presented a white elephant to Miss Sandra Bevis. Mrs ER Curtis oversaw the fundraising with $2.50 collected. Mrs Frack Conley managed games and fines to Mrs James Bevis and Mrs Arthur Petersen. The group planned a theater outing soon and will host a turkey dinner for members and families on Nov 10 at Mrs Arthur Petersen’s home. The next regular meeting will be at Miss Mildred Warren’s home with games led by Mrs ER Curtis.
Governor Dewey announced the resignation of Atte Walter and McNab as directors of the Office of Civitan Mobilization and thanked them for wartime service to the people of Our state. McNab’s resignation becomes effective Oct. 31 as the state office closes in Albany.
The Syeaway Cub Pack 1 charter was presented sponsored by School 14. Chairman dee Toomar led Francis nun Sherow and each den held responsibilities for the program. In the grand match prizes were awarded to Robert Bryant Gale Lambert Jimear Townley Dick Devarte Daniel Klinck Eien Cotte way Janet Hofisis Peter Kenneth Histon and Joseph Gold.
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