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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1944
Page
12
Local notes honor service members from Watervliet and Troy amid World War II. Marines, Seabees, and Army personnel are listed with assignments in France, England, the Pacific, and ship duty. Several with ties to Watervliet Arsenal are noted alongside family connections and training milestones.
John Ryan recovering from pneumonia. William Saunders takes over the meat market formerly run by Andrew Ryan. Edith and Ethel Abbott of Yonkers visit home here. Donald Herrington in Leonard Hospital after appendectomy. Benefit card party at Clarence and Mrs Dunham’s home draws large crowd. Mrs Dorothy Secker and daughter return to Altamont after visit with Brenenstuhl family. Miss Mary Emmett returns to Albany State College after days at home. Miss Alice Horton, teacher in Gilboa, visits parents after hospital stay for appendectomy. Miss Irene Brenenstuhl hosts a surprise birthday party for Miss Barbara Becker. Thomas Barten receives news Sgt James T Burdick is in a New Gainea hospital after eighth mission over Japan.
Cub Pack 11 of Lansingberg held its annual Halloween night at First Presbyterian Church. Prizes for best costumes went to William Joaren, William Bléer and Russell Schou. Games ran under den chiefs. refreshments served. A motion picture fundraiser will be shown Monday night at the Bijou Theater, with Robert D. Galbraith introduced as new cub master. Next pack meeting planned for November 13 with a sound film at UW Marine Corps Recruiting Station in Albany to be shown to attract attendees.
Stillwater notes a Halloween party hosted by the Young Women's Bible Class of Second Baptist Church at Mrs. Fred Heyner Prines home. Prizes went to Paris Leonard Kellogg and Mrs. Even Bachedor for costumes. devotions led by Mrs. Bacheldor and Mire Hart Lane presided. plans announced for Christmas packages and November service boxes. Other items include bridge club entertainments and dessert bridge results with several hosts and hostesses.
Special to The Record New York Macy J Gledenitt widow of James E Gledhitt of this city and mother of Janes 4 i Gied BEY of 3503 Park Boulevard and Witam BL Gledets of ee Pit Talmadge list friends Mrs George Stavin Miss Marian Titty and Mrs Lea Bigeiger. The use of the next party was announced later Halloween dance at the Highoot with orange and blood themed decor. Quotkt Music for rose and square dancing provided. Schoharie Valley Sodbusters also mentioned.
State tax commission appraisal of the property in Sie, Saturday Surrogate James A. Delehanty presiding. Under the will the estate passes equally to Marna Gledhill of 43 West 5th Street, and sons James H. and William B. R. Gledhill, who are executors. Gross value reported around 17 thousand dollars for each heir.
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