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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1943

Page

2

Civil Air Patrol to Join In Bombing Mission Overseen by National Group

The Troy Civil Air Patrol Squadron based at the Troy Airport will join with Group 4 squadrons in a bombing mission Sunday across four southern state counties. More than fifty CAP planes with pilots bombardiers and observers will test air raid defense and civilian protection services in Columbia Dutchess Ulster and Greene counties.

Civil Air Patrol Troy Group 4 Aouthern Army Air Forces State Office of Civilian Protection Air Raig Columbia Dutchess Ulster Ieen Incidenta Casaid Civil Air Patrol Group Albany Schenectady Amsterdam Glens Falls East Greenbush Lime Ridge Poughkeepsie

Officers Inducted By Mothers Club at St Paul’s Church

The Mothers' Club of St Paul the Apostle's Church inducted officers at the opening meeting of the season Tuesday. Mrs Edward M. Lance was named president with Mrs Dennis J. Drslane as vice president and others in key roles. Committee chairmen were named, a card party is planned for Sept 23, and refreshments were served by club members.

Mothers’ Club of Edward M. Lance Dennis J. Drslane John P. Nugent Richard F. Mooney Thomas A. McMamee Thomas Rawleigh James Dundon Michael J. Flynn

Sage Students Review War Council Program

Sage College students examine war council activities at the weekly chapel. Lois Rogers outlines student government leadership while Winifred Stevens notes War Chest gains of over four thousand dollars last year.

Russell Sage College Lois Rogers Winifred Stevens Thhe Shirley van Wagner World Affairs Committee Gloria Harris Miss Harris Virginia Spangle Reg Cross Jlt Kay Brooks

Two Honor Rolls to Be Unveiled Sunday in North Greenbush

Two honor rolls to honor about 560 local service members will be dedicated Sunday in Wynantskill at 2 pm and Defreestville at 4 pm. Each roll lists roughly 280 men with three gold stars for those who died in service.

North Greenbush Wynantskill Defreestville Raymond Geerholt J. Harding Lisle William Dillon William Dissoway Bernard Dooley Evelyn Wortz Sanford Osterhout Charles Beauciea Clifford C. Hastings Lang Lake John 8. Finch Schodack Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls William F. Gardner Herbert D. Hamm A. A. Siso The Reformed Church Nelson van Raalte Joseph F. Warden Sacred Heart Church Troy Siso Harry Morehouse John J. Collins St. Joseph's Church, Rensselaer

Crossword Puzzle Word List Challenge

A jumble of clues appears for a crossword style puzzle with numerous entries. It includes duplicate and garbled phrases across categories like animals colors and letter clues, asking for synonyms translations and spellings. The fragmentary list mixes numbers and stray letters, offering little coherent context.

Brother to Visit Injured Soldier in Iowa Hospital

Pvt. Louis DeLucia, recovering from a fractured leg after a plane crash, will get a visit from his brother Anthony DeLucia of Troy this week. Louis, a Troy High School graduate and local athlete, previously worked for Electr Motor Sales and Service Co. of Albany. They are sons of Mrs. Josephine DeLucia of 1220 Fifth Avenue.

Louis DeLucia Ainsworth Neb Anthony DeLucia Troy Schick General Hospital Clinton Iowa Josephine DeLucia Fifth Avenue Vivate DeLucia Troy High School Electr Motor Sales and Service Co Albany

Writs of Certiorari Seek Reduction on 182 Parcels in Troy

Writs seeking assessment cuts on 182 parcels of real estate in Troy have been granted by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray. Twenty one writs filed by multiple owners including Pioneer Building Loan & Savings Association cover parcels citywide with returnable dates set for Friday September 21. Others named include Aldrich, Bayly, Noonan firms and owners such as Epsilon Etz Zéta Samba Chi Alpha Inc Mary G Kaye Trevelyan Smith and Orville G Waring Swift Co Anna Larkin Edward Murphy Estate of Edward Murphy and several more real estate holders.

Troy Municipal Commission of Assessment and Taxation Supreme Court William H. Murray Murphy Aldrich Guy & Broderick Henry S. Bayly William E. Noonan Pioneer Building Loan & Savings Association Charles S. Aldrich Epsilon Etz Zéta Samba Chi Alpha, Inc Mary G. Kaye Trevelyan Smith Orville G. Waring Helen G. Hooley Edward Segall Swift & Co Anna Larkin William C. Feathers Derd Arakelian Ruth Feldman Majoanta, Inc E. Gertrude Cowee Meyer P Fannie L. Gold John A. Sampson Edward Murphy Morris Chodikoff Edward Chesman David Lipsky

Tax Reports Filed on Three Estates in Rensselaer

Surrogate’s office records show the late Adam Alheim left a gross estate of 37,749.93 with a tax of 63.06. widow Matie J. Alheim is principal beneficiary and executrices are Thelma B Ross and Gladys M. Smith, Taylor & Taylor Attorneys. Estate of Michael J. Broderick reports 8,356 gross with no tax and the estate to his brother Edward A. Broderick. Murphy Aldrich Guy & Broderick Attorneys. John E. Ostrander died May 7, 1942, leaving 4,254.67 gross, 3,141.55 net, no tax. widow Laura F. Ostrander is executrix, with Robert H. Wright as her attorney.

Adam Alheim Nei Rensselaer County Edward J. Poland Matie J. Alheim Aiheim Thelma B Ross Gladys M. Smith Taylor & Taylor Poland Michael J. Broderick Broderick Edward A Broderick Murphy, Aldrich, Guy& Broderick John E. Ostrander Laura F. Ostrander Columbia Street Rensselaer Executrix Robert H. Wright Brooklyn

Shed Fire at 24 Spring Avenue Damages Negligible

Troy firemen extinguished a small shed fire behind 24 Spring Avenue owned by Cosimo Gentile. Responding to Box 147 at 14:22, they returned at 11:48 a.m. No significant damage reported.

Troy Spring Avenue Cosimo Gentile

Charles Tiernan Named Resident Manager of the Hendrick Hudson

Charles N Tiernan has been appointed resident manager of The Hendrick Hudson hotel. The veteran of World War I Navy came to Troy from Fort Bragg North Carolina where he led the Officers Club. He previously managed Columbus Club in Brooklyn and held posts at Embassy Great Northern and Capitol hotels in New York. He is an American Legion and Knights of Columbus member. his wife accompanies him.

Charles N. Tiernan Hendrick Hudson Thomas A. Dandrew Mir. Tiernan Troy Fort Bragg N. C Officers’ Club American Hotels Corp Columbus Club Brooklyn Embassy Hotel Great Northern Capitol Hotel New York Tiernan American Legion Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus

WAVES Joined by Doris Bieslas and Lucille LaPoint

Miss Doris Bieslas of this city and Miss Lucille LaPoint of Cohoes joined the WAVES and were guests Tuesday at a party given by thirty fellow women employees of the tank shop at Watervliet Arsenal. The party was in Jack's Restaurant, Albany.

WAVES Doris Bieslas Lucille LaPoint Cohoes Watervliet Arsenal Jin Jack Albany

Titcomb Auxiliary Member Named National Picket

Mrs. Harrie E. LeBeau of Troy was named national picket at the Molly E. Titcomb Auxiliary meeting. She presid es the local group and attended the Cleveland convention where she received national recognition. A social at Mrs. Bertha Jalet’s home and another for Mrs. LeBeau were planned. guests included Mrs. Mary Halbritter and Col. John Huston.

Harrie E. LeBeau Troy Molly E. Titcomb Army- Navy Union LeBeau Cleveland Bertha Jalet Sixth Avenue Third Avenue North Troy Mary Halbritter Fy Leadbeater Walter Halbritter Helen Herbst Catherine Gross Anna M. Frey John Huston Frey Statler Hotel

Cohoes Man Fined Five Dollars For Railroad Trespass

Herbert H. Cream aged 23 of 146 Remsen Street Cohoes parked his car on the D and H railroad right of way at Campbell Avenue Schenectady and held a freight train for forty minutes. He pleaded guilty to trespassing on railroad property and was fined five dollars by Justice John E. Smith of Schenectady.

Herbert H. Cream Remsen Street Cohoes Alz Campbell Avenue Schenectady Cream Justice of the Peace John E. Smith

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