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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
1
The annual gathering of the National Association of Postmasters opened in Miami yesterday. More than 1000 postmasters and spouses arrived by trains planes and cars for a four day session through Saturday.
Probate court to convene at the West Sand Lake home of County Treasurer Clifford Hastings on September 18 at 2 30 pm Judge Donahoe will hear testimony on a petition by Douglas Hastings requesting the removal of Clifford Hastings as administrator of the Milan Hastings estate Controversy between the Hastings brothers has lingered over a year with objections to conduct in the estate matters. Stewart Jones represents the county treasurer. The hearing focuses on the accounting and removal petition amid continued dispute and calls to expedite the proceedings.
Publian claims his brother cannot properly manage the estate and that administrator Clif ford Hastings diverted funds to his personal account. In Bret Her ing yesterday the court debated the administrator's handling of funds from the former Trust Co and Manufacturers National Bank. The hearing adjourned to Sept 18 for further interrogation at Hastings home.
The Whipple School Parent Teacher Association plans a Monday meeting at the school with Min Robert J.T. Swantek welcoming parents and teachers. Lansigburg schools sup tenden t Thome will send greetings. Miss Gladys McDow principal will introduce teachers. Mrs Clayton G.C. Stewart will speak for Parents. Music by accordionist Bobby Totun and a social hour follow. A school of instruction is set for next Wednesday at Averill Park Central School.
The first meeting of the season of St Stephens Guild will be held at the Church of the Holy Cross today at 8 pm. Rev Frederick E Thal mann, rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church, will describe his WWII chaplain experiences with the armed forces. Floyd Ines, president, asks all members to attend. fresh meals will be served.
The Leo Blume Post 12 held its first regular meeting of the year and paid respects to Anna B McHale past president of Post 469 auxiliary who died Sunday at Toy Hospital. A report on the Boston encampment was given and building progress on the post’s new quarters discussed. Six new members were accepted and further candidates will be approved next Tuesday to receive their obligation.
The St Peter school PTA held a meeting at St Peter's Lyceum discussing Catholic education, repairs funded with school funds, and a membership drive set for September 23. Officers and committees were announced including chairs for social, publicity, and volunteer roles with names such as Mrs Harold Wilden and Mrs Edward Mack.
Fragmentary OCR item shows Maw Leon Tonpliig ehattimin and Mrs Jates along with Miller, Mrs Ambiau Navi and other unclear names. document indicates a membership or plealdual context with several garbled references.
The Home Bureau unit hosts a member drive today at the home of Mie Jobin Enduet. Mia Jinivey Rugd, household management leader, will lead a lesson on the need for practical appliances in the home. Officers Miz Joseph Rotafiques, Charles Van Selver, Arlo Smith and others begin the season of activities.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Mia Wiliam, A Slek, Jowder, Mra Reed, and Mra Willan Peikina along with mentions of household management and a likely domestic setting. The garbled text suggests a domestic ledger or census snippet with family members and roles.
A 140 year old covered bridge over the Mooslek River at Pownal Vermont has been repaired and strengthened. Work included longitudinal stringers a three inch hemlock deck and a two and a half inch oak deck with heavy timbers replaced to restore strength.
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