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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1944
Page
17
The fragment from The Troy Record dated September 9, 1944 references Hodey Pemberators with unclear context. No readable details on people, organizations, or events are extractable for a fuller summary.
The notice describes that death notices births and cards of thanks formerly carried in this column will be found hereafter on the classified ad pages.
Willi Chapter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart elected William A. Long as commander at State Street rooms. Officers named include Thomas J. Jackson senior vice commander Fred V. Enfield junior vice commander George D. Caswell finance officer Joseph F. McKeon historian and Sol M. Brafoyin state executive committeeman. Trustees are Thomas J. Mulcahy and O W Krause.
The Camp Fire Guardian Association plans a three day training outing at Camp Wanaka near Poestenkill. Guardians who attended a national Buffalo course will demonstrate camping techniques and fire craft using hobo stoves and reflector ovens. Demonstrations include corn fritters bread on a stick eggs in a sack upside down cake and baked bananas with methods for overnight trips and sleeping bag use. Guardians attending Buffalo course were Mrs Fairbanks Hansen McGinnis Gottschalk Hills and Mrs Hills Petersburg.
Emma Willard School prepares for its 1944 45 session with boarding students arriving. Miss Anne Wellington and Miss Cietne well Lay host activities in Kelias Hall for trustees and staff, while faculty gather for meetings at Northcroft and the gymnasium common room. Classes resume with the new school year beginning with chapel and morning ensembles.
Civil cases listed for the September term in Rensselaer County Court include Elizabeth K Von Stetina v Berry Filkins Berry Dodge v Gilian Hunt Alton Harris Evan John Damniél Anicin v Harold G Karl Anna Gorski v Gerald F Carpenter Helen Damine John Ray Edwin Ray and Jefferson Ray d b a John Ray and Sons Frank Catnazzo v Coca Cola and Suratos Fentekas Frank Pissitelli Nicholas Riggione and Patey Zucatsy v City of Troy Court convened last week and resumes Monday.
Camp sites assigned to Troop units at Koick erbecker Playground and Whitehurst Park as North and West Districts launch two weekend camporees. Merit badges awarded across Troops 8 14 21 33 38 43 43 44 45 with many Scouts advancing to First or Second Class and Gold Eagle Palm. Opening season events planned with Troop 15 meeting at Oakwood Avenue church and a two day ramning trip to Crooked Lake proposed.
A Surrogate's Court filing by Raymond Ellenbogen of Troy as administrator of Max Ellenbogen's estate details a total value of 719,292.20 with debts and expenses totaling 33 1200.81, leaving 2,491.38 for distribution among Lena Edenhostan and the three sons Raymond Philip and Louis. Harold FR Altus appears in connection with the estate.
Disabled American Veterans meeting at Harmony Hall renominate Sol M. Bessman for commander and three WWII veterans admitted as members. Nominated for treasurer are Capt. Charles H. Burkhardt and Capt. Joseph P. Dwyer. Election Wednesday. Social to follow. New members George Daignall Aime Vaillancourt Thaddeus Rysykiewicz. A letter from Thomas B. Ray thanked while hospitalized at Castle Point. Weekly square dances resume September 23 at the D A Hall.
Corp Raymond H. Goniwr, 20, of Ballston Spa, was among seven Army men who died when a B bomber crashed during an emergency landing near Tonopah Air Field Nevada during a routine combat training mission. Four other service members perished and two were injured.
Sweaters and jackets debut as first cold spell hits the Troy area. The thermometer fell to 50F at midnight, seven degrees below the normal 64F. The Weather Bureau forecasts fair and cool conditions with no rise in temperatures today and a low around 46F. Later, warmer weather is expected by the weekend.
Plans to be represented at Home Bureau training classes were made by the Trojan unit at its first meeting yesterday. Mrs J 5 Kelly hosted at 2581 Fifteenth Street with Mrs George H Helser presiding. Activities include a fabric page training at the Post Office rooms and glove making lessons at 1 30 p m. Mrs Ayhbert A Clowtier will attend the Consumers Protection school at the New York Power and Light Corp Second Street 63 Sep 21. Mrs Simon LaValley will host the next meeting on Oct 6.
The Troy Record names Watervliet Victory Garden winners Mrs. Mary Kuber of Fifteenth Street and Pasquale Barbaro of Seventh Avenue. Kuber earns a $25 War Bonds prize for the best community garden. Barbaro receives 10 in War Stamps for the best backyard plot.
The Musical Art Club of Troy begins its fifteenth season on October 3 with a 2:15 pm rehearsal under Rutug Ac Wheeler of Schenectady. Esme Mo Hinn resigns as musical director after two years to focus on studies at Skidmore College. Wheeler, a Yale graduate 1926, has held multiple music education roles including Schenectady glee director and Terrace High School head, and directs local choirs and groups such as Schenectady Choral Society and Mohawk Walter Singers.
Police say a motorcycle owned and operated by Clara Haga dorm of 257 Fourth Avenue started a fire at a box 515 area yesterday around 10. A slight tie in a motorcycle pat at the scene is noted. the blaze was caused by a snaking gesaline bank.
A nine year old boy from Hutton Street was struck by a car on Hutton Street last night, suffering shock. Police report the vehicle owned by Nancy of Fifth Avenue, Water, was involved and the boy was taken to Samaritan Hospital for treatment.
War Department reports Hudson Falls resident Joseph Gazziano was killed on a French battlefront June 24 after being listed missing June 22. He married January 1943 in Hudson Falls and is survived by his parents and siblings living in Jersey City and Hudson Falls.
A 12 year old boy, Paul Cirrincione of 173 Fourth Street, was treated at Dr. A M Chapnick’s office after being bitten on the upper lip by a dog on Karey Street. The attack occurred last night and the boy received medical care at 10 Sétond Street.
The Washington County Board of Supervisors in Hudson Falls approved creation of a civil service post for a failtine secretary with a 1500 salary, fixed wages for public welfare and child welfare workers, and a raise for janitors. They also rescinded a draft investigations clerk resolution and named George McGuire to aid veterans returning home. Harry F. Daily was chosen as Hampton supervisor, succeeding Elmer Lee Hampton.
Tau Beta Pi New York Gamma Chapter at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute elected officers John Liisios president L winur Walton vice president Donald J Aldinger corresponding secretary Robert L Hatch recording secretary and L Culvin treasurer. A banquet Sunday Sept 24 will feature theses by new members and a prize for the best piece. Homer H Nnzent will judge the theses.
Report from France indicates Father John Wye and Father John Wylie have been wounded in action while serving under General Patton. Further dispatches note military personnel and unit movements with mixed misspellings in the source text.
Francesa Goldsberry is awarded an interlocutory divorce from James Goldaberry by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray. The judgment schedules trial in three months and grants Mrs. Goldsberry custody of their one child, Caralyn, aged two and a half. Both reside in Troy. marriage occurred in Waterford in March. The plaintiff sought no alimony and was represented by attorney William F. Donchus.
Informal gathering of justices from the Segreme Court 4th district to hear hearings on tax collection and property seizures. Officials note the conference will assign referees and determine the pace of docket handling with expected totals surpassing 400 cases this year.
The Office of Civilian Mobilization reports a busy August with many volunteers on vacation and scheduled meetings. Cornelius A. McGrath named salvage drive chairman, while 39 volunteers are referred to School Superintendent Krug for recreation survey work. Red Cross thanks note. daytime nurses aids class registrations set for September with training at Samaritan Hospital. Three Red Cross volunteers awarded for 700 and 500 hours.
A reported stolen 1936 sedan overturned on Broadway in Menands near the Mark Fie entrance. The car, owned by Clarence of Van Schtsick Avenue, fled from bystanders as Patrolman Frank Graf investigated the crash. No injuries were reported.
Plans for fall and winter programs of the Yroux Council and United Commerce are outlined. A session of the Systeme Coansi at Columbus is noted, with references to a September 13 meeting and Odd Fellows Prospect.
The Mountainview Fire Company will meet Monday at pm in the community clubhouse to nominate and elect officers. Topics include bylaw adoption and appointing committees as well as discussion of volunteers and organizational rules. East Forstenku Social The Columbian Club of East Poestenkill hosts a social at Baptist Hall tonight with Donald Swankey John Puréy in charge of refreshments.
The County Bar Association elected Curley as part of a full officers slate. George F. Lu, president. Matthew St. Deane, first vice president. Marcus L. Pilfey, second vice president. Thomas P. McLaugan, third vice president. Thomas F. Dougherty, treasurer. Burtie, secretary, with a group of judges and officials named as directors. A luncheon program and speeches by state officials were planned for the year.
The Jewish Community Center starts a fall and winter fitness program led by Elsenbein offering full body conditioning for all ages. Registration opens tomorrow with leagues, tournaments, and sports including basketball, football, and boxing planned by Lou Coepiin and the athletic committee. Dr. Fred W. Léwinger oversees health checkups and facilities are ready for immediate use.
The Albany District Office issues instructions for this month’s 16 percent survey of food stoves in Rensselaer County. Mr. George M. Burns of the Price Panel explains the purpose of the surveys to protect the public and aid dealers in understanding regulations. Last month violations were fewer than the previous month.
The Bethlehem Rebekah Lodge held its first fall meeting at Diamond Rock Hall with Mrs. Anna Whitehouse presiding. The group planned the next gathering for Thursday, September 28, in Nohie Grand.
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