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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1945
Page
2
A college announced yesterday a program to provide accommodations and support for married veterans. The measure aims to ease access to higher education and assist veterans transitioning to civilian life.
Anisele? offers a remedy for piles with a promise of rapid relief. Ad text claims druggists in Senagte, AL stock ointment and applicator, with refund if not delivered. mentions a college property plan to remodel a dormitory into veteran housing with twelve two-room suites and kitchen facilities at reasonable rent.
Thousands of pupils, including city and parochial students, resumed classes as Troy and Lassingourg opened for registration. Kenneth Doyle, principal, welcomed students and urged them to stay in school to earn their diplomas while noting the rising number of gold stars on the service flag, symbolizing veterans’ contributions.
Half day sessions resume next week as Troy and Lansingburg districts report growing student rolls. Kindergarten and high school enrollment rise with about 750 additional pupils in Lansingburg. New faculty appointments include Frances Bleter social studies at high school and Cathy Adams French and social studies at the same level.
Whitehall announces worship will resume Sunday at 11 am led by Rev Lucien H Kerns of the First Presbyterian Church. Cpl James Dalton is honorably discharged after four years seven months of service with 83 points. Various local residents travel between New York Boston Adams Street Westover Field Fort Devens and RAF paths as family members receive military updates and commissions.
Henry Gross a well known Troy merchant and former school commissioner died yesterday in Troy Hospital after a brief illness. Born in 1861, he was son of Louis and Lot tie Gross and was educated in Troy public schools. He spent years in the clothing business as partner in W and M Gross, clothiers at Congress Street and Fifth Avenue.
More than 5000 persons attended a military field mass at City Park Glens Falls. The mass honored World War I fallen and was sponsored by Monsignor Cur in General Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus. Rev Arnold English led the Solema requiem mass, with ties to St Mary’s Hudson Falls and the Marine Corps.
Survivors include his wife and others as a private service is arranged at Himes Funeral Home on Fifth Avenue. The Third Street Temple figure was noted for his community work with local lodge members. Funeral details and additional survivors remain at family discretion.
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