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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
19
George H. Krog Troy superintendent urges students to register on opening day to avoid delays. Full day sessions start next Tuesday at all schools except Troy High School, with detailed schedules for high school faculty and students and bus transport for pupils displaced from a closed school.
The Office of School 3 announces special buses for Sept 5 to 8 with 8:15 am to 4 pm hours. Miss Rost Murphy leads pupil registration and loading operations. Routes include School 3 to School 5 departures at 8 40 am and 1 pm, and returns by 12 35 pm and 3 37 pm. Additional runs from School 12 serve pupils from closed Schools 13 and 20 via Stowe Avenue Cottage Street and Mill Street stops starting Tuesday.
Natyl magazine writer Lonis Marden reports sharks in Lake Nicaragua, a freshwater sea once a bay of the Pacific. He and Dr. Alexander Wetmore ship three museum sharks weighing 98 75 and 48 pounds, plus a 112 pound male sheik, captured in two hours near San Tuan.
South Cambridge residents and visitors gathered in a neighborhood notes column. Names include Arthur Wilces Long Teland, Duane and Burch families, Mabel Lewis, E H Roby, John Mueller, Lawrence B and family, Mire Mary Filmore, W Van Orman, Perry Kipp, Albert Taylor, Lyndon Wallace, Robert Wallace, Wayne and Donald Wallace, William Deutsch, Stewart Eips, Stanley Wallace, Kenneth Wallace, Clarence Wallace, William Irwin, and Edward R Styles. Visitors came from Glens Falls, San Pedro, and Pittstown with routine family visits and travel to New York.
The German raid on England destroyed or damaged many books destined for armed services. The British authorities say the Supply Ministry holds about 30 million books and magazines. Publications can be delivered unwrapped to all English post offices.
Dorothy Waffle and daughter Jean returned from Johnstown vacation. Miss Mary Stosly of Westbrook was a guest of Mr and Mrs Herbert Sweagate. John Richmond has come back from a week’s vacation with his relations.
Grandparents Mr and Mrs A H Richmond of Fort Faward joined others for a week long Trout Lake vacation. George Cook returns to Staten Island after visiting Mr and Mrs Ted Fisher. Wilma Richmond recovers from tonsillectomy at Trey Hospital. The LeMay family returns home from Niagara Falls after two week visit. Kathleen Rowe and friends Dupuis Gott Ruud and Felden vacation at Lake George.
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