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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1946
Page
10
Captains plan for a wall chest dive at Watervliet Hall on Monday. They will pick teams from their sections and the pool of volunteers, including residents within the district, to cover the arch section. Organizers assess workers to be invited and submissions expected soon for selection tomorrow night.
Waterylid Lodge of Odd Fellows appointed a committee to arrange installations for district deputies and the anti lation ceremony set for September 23. Members named include Robert Shaw James R Boyd Harold F Shaver Walter Rosenberg and 40 Loong, with Grand Tial Blancha designated to represent the Judge on the Watershot Civic Chest Committee.
Engagement announced for Miss Way Elizabeth Lawlor daughter of Mrs George M Lawlor and the late George M Lawlor to William J T Betson of 821 Broadway Waterbury. Lawlor graduate of Academy of the Holy Names and College of St Rose with masters work at New York Giste College. former Watuilmd High School faculty. Betson served thirty months overseas in Army and works in the foreign service department of Dun and Brad street Newark. Wedding set for Oct 12.
Church notes list multiple devotional and meeting times including novena for Miraculous Medal, devotion to St Anthony of Padua, Stations of the Cross, Be an Mission prayer service, and a week of services. Events include Way of the Cross at 7 40 pm and youth group meeting at Thacher Park with a Veterans meeting at Waterliet City Post F W. Refreshments after the meeting as noted.
Willetta Chapter members gathered around 25 attendees for a social evening at the Watervliet Masonic Temple indicating plans for a county drive. They set social event details for September 17 and 18 and selected workers for the WatersMel Civic Chest drive.
Maplenwood Cub Scouts invite Theodore Busco and Joseph Gillam to transfer to area troops. Fusco will lead Pack 46 of St Josephes. Gillam joins Troop 42 of St Mates Circle to meet with Peter J Donnelly. Weekly meetings resume at 7:30 pm.
Raymond C Hildebrandt of 608 Fifth Avenue Watervael announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Ann Hildebrandt to Charles J Dunbar son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dunbar of 1295 Thud Avenue Miss Hildebrandt is a Waterslet High School graduate and works for New York Telephone Co in Troy Dunbar is a Cathole Central Ingh School graduate and recently discharged from the Army as a first lieutenant The wedding is planned for October at Bidets Church
Watervliet Elks will initiate fifteen candidates at the nest meeting on Monday evening. Entertainment and refreshments will follow the installation. Wilson James gave a report on the Sunday meeting. James F Dillon and the eastern district officials presided.
Funeral services for Willan from Waterstret were held at 930 am from 260 Tenth Avenue Watervliet. A Mass was celebrated by Rev George T Quinnman with organist Arthur Toy. Burial followed at St Patrick’s Cemetery with a firing squad from MD Russell Camp USW Y giving military honors. Attending were past camp commanders and members. local societies met later for elections.
A New York Journal of Commerce Transportation report warns a looming car shortage will trigger delivery delays across homes and appliances. It forecasts a October crisis with demand outstripping supply by 2000 to 70,000 cars and related goods, threatening timely deliveries nationwide.
Two families from Spélane Was brought a cow a calf and forty chickens to homestead near Whitehorse. The Clark Petersons and three children joined the move drawing about 1000 residents who gathered to watch the barnyard on wheels arrive in this northern Alaskan community.
Hatfield and McCoy descendants, once feuding to near-fatal ends in Kentucky, now labor on a carpentry job in Redmond Oregon under the same foreman. The feud is described as not dead, yet fading, while Berkeley scientists prepare high altitude cosmic ray equipment for operation at 45 thousand feet.
New York dairy producers eligible to vote on a proposed permanent change to price formulas for milk and other dairy products. Two thirds approval by 782 NY producers or 1009 independents and 157 cooperative members required. ballots distributed through cooperatives and individual ballots allowed. Campbell Ford noted public explanations distributed. Agriculture and Markets monitors results for compliance with federal order referendums.
Obituary notices report Jame Burke of Brooklyn dying at home after illness. Survivors include a widow, three daughters and a large extended family. Other obituaries list Mrs Elizabeth Fairbanks, Miss May Seerty, Agnes Hogan, and Mrs Button among the deceased, with funerals held in Cambridge, Waterford, and New York venues.
A new cable called the modern spenkin will be added to the city telephone network over the next few years. Merehan announces the project to extend reach and improve service with substantial contial cable deployment.
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