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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1946
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Jefferson's Ointment as a cure for eczema and itching with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It also mentions Peterson's ointment for relieving itching on feet and cracked skin, referencing common blemishes and sore toes.
Miss Katherine M. Carrigan resigns as county librarian amid a board vote to appoint a successor from Civil Service. The library, established in 1909, moved to Court House Annex after remodeling. John H. Broderick chairs the trustees. others include former State Sen. Frederick F. E. Draper and Thomas P. Huxtable. Former actress Mrs Jane Peyton Adams dies at 68.
Albany attorney general Nathaniel J. Goldstein ruled that the National Cellulose Guru cannot divert water from the Seneca River near Ballwingville without payment to the state. The opinion mirrors the Niagara Falls case requiring $1,100,900 for Niagara River water diversion. Also notes school class elections and officers at Argyle Central, Greenwich Central, and Greenwich High, with re-elected officers, class advisors, and student council selections.
Greenpich Liverty Post meets at 2 pm in Legion rooms. Miss Nabey Mackenzie heads to Bryant College after a Providence visit. A Legion meeting and lunch follow. members asked to prepare quotations for fall. Greenwich Fire Dept answered a farm blaze at Lews Dison farm. hay bine damaged. Central School purchases three Chevrolet buses for routes. drivers named Kennedy Wessner and Reiner. Mrs. William N. Roberson elected president of the Twentieth Century Club. next meeting Oct 3. Greenwich American Base-Wall Club ends season. Whitehall Legion takes pennant. Bart J. McWhorter receives county Blandy scholarship. valued at 100 and four-year state grant of 349.
Shushan and Westbrook residents host visitors from Glens Falls Binghamton and Cambridge. Recent guests include Misses Pinkert and Miss Fuller while church groups announce a Fellowship Tea in the United Presbyterian Parish on Thursday evening and women from both churches invited to attend.
Washington December mail for soldiers overseas may be mailed without a request between Oct 15 and Nov 16, one month later than wartime. Maj. Gen. Edward F. Witsell, Army adjutant general, said overseas numbers are smaller and movements less frequent, allowing time for packages to arrive before Christmas. Officials advised mailing to distant posts such as Korea in October.
Monsignor Daniel Doody, 63, vicar general of the Utica diocese and long time pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart in Utica, died yesterday at St. Dominic’s Hospital. Born February 2, 1862 in Granby Quebec, he was ordained December 17, 1887, served at St. Brigid of Iona and St. Sales, Utz, and led Utica parish life since 1908. He celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordination last December.
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