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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
16
George Davis Named Scout Council Head
George EB Davis longtime in the Boy Scout movement was elected president of the Troy Area Boy Scout Council last night, succeeding Gorham Cluett. Davis, sales manager of Hudson Valley Fee Co, was praised for leading summer camping and received the council honor from Scout Executive Clinton Rose. An ensuing court of honor at St John's Church saw advancements to first and second class, plus merit badges for twenty boys, as Troop 231 and supporters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Davis
Foval
Troy Arex
Kum
Hudson Valley Fee Co
Davis
Clinton E. Rose
Troy Area
Mc Davis
Gorham Cluett
Jan i
Henry I. Eckert
Chuett
Ré& Gre
Edward W. O'Brien
George N. Patrick
Richard I. Thomas
Thomas
Patrick
Troy
Red Cross Blood Bank
Afiss
Gertrude Moore
St John’s Church
Bradford H. Sursham
Roze
Roland Trathen
al Mitchell
Edward Freeman
Dairy Feed Payments To Be Made In Rensselaer County
The Rensselaer County Agricultural Conservation Committee led by Allen A Hayner will issue dairy feed payments for July and August on a Monday schedule. Applications filed with the committee, with satisfactory evidence, will be approved for payments at 45 cents per hundred pounds of milk sold and six cents per pound of butterfat sold and butter and cream. Meetings and addresses for payments are listed, with dates and locations including Cannon Building Room 200 Nassau Inn Stephentown Hall Hoosick Falls Implement Co Peters burg Schaghticoke East Schodack and the Conservation Office. Payments may be mailed to farmers unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Allen A. Hayner
Conservation Committee
Conservation
Cannon Building
Nassau Inn
Nassau
Stephentown Hall
Stephentown
Conservation's Ofie
Sei
Hoosick Falls Implement Company
Hoosick Falls
Petersburg
Schaghticoke
East Schodack
Home Bureau Leaders Study Bag Making Session
The second session of the fabric bag training school is held today in the Home Bureau rooms at the Postoffice Building. Twenty nine leaders completed the session started Tuesday. They will learn basic bag making from scrap material and produce two bags, one of which will join the circulating sample kits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bureau
Postoffice
Two Killed When Truck Hits Building
A truck crashed into a West Lebanon lumber yard office igniting a fierce fire. Raymond Dominy aged 34 of Albany died at the scene. Fred A Bernhardt 46 of West Lebanon died at hospital. Marty Hicks proprietor was slightly hurt. Sparking fuel oil and turpentine fueled the blaze. investigators joined by state police and coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominy Twee
Laaman Transportation Co
Rensselaer
Bernhardt
Hicks
House of Mercy Hospital
Pittsfield
Masa
Firenton
Fames
Pains Land
Brother Company
Deming
E. V. Hoyt
James W. Russell
Troop G
Stata Poller
Columbia County
CL Ford Leggett
Gaytora
Dominy
Avery G. Hall
Ephentown
Bernhard
Canaan
Pennsylvania
Albany
Vermont
Troy Soldier’s Air Group Receives Presidential Citation
Corp. John A. MacKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacKenzie of 469 Second Street, earns a presidential citation with cluster for his unit after completing 20 missions. A former Troy athlete, he won Adirondack AAU and Northern States swimming titles and attended ID Ssile Institute and Manhattan Celieze before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ID Ssile Institute
Manhattan Celieze
Fife
Prospect, Park
Commo Council
Injured Man Settles Claim for 1000 in Court
Referee Lywian A Kilburn presided in the Compensation Court yesterday approving a $1000 settlement in the case of Ralph Grueci injured while employed by the Cirite Inn. Two Belir Manning Corp employees Raymond Hickey and Abraham Rosen were granted 382 and 207 respectively for injuries with 10 percent loss of use of the left hand. John W Alber of Alber Bros Garage was awarded 349. Wilbur D Long, injured at White Flawmatic Corp, received 225. Albert J Wiesen forth, employed by Mack Inter Truck Corp, was approved for a portion of his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lywian A. Kilburn
Ralph Grueci
Cirete
Inn
Belir-Manning Corp
Raymond Hickey
Abraham Rosen
John W. ‘Alber
Alber Bros, Garaire
Tne
Wilbur D. Long
White Flawmatic ‘Corps
Albert J. Wiesenforth
Mack Inter- A ‘Truck Corp
Kelly Named Master for Fourth Degree in Troy
Jobn J. Kelly of Troy was named to his third term as master of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus. The installation, to run Sept 2 to Aug 31, 1583, will be held in Gleng Fatts with District Deputy Joseph Doran and others supervising. Officials announced plans, honors, and a luncheon following the meeting at the Waterford Council rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn J. Kelly
Troy
New York
Knighie
Columbus Pistes
Helly
Timothy 2. Glavin
Knights of Columbus
Gleng Fatts
Joseph
Doran
Reesselaer
Bertram P. Kavanagh
George& Crisis
John J. Alasky
Edward T. O'Mabey
BL Mary's Church
Eugene Costell
Alban
Nini
W. Leo Fintan F
Waterford Council
Memorial Street Parade Precedes 27th Division Service
Memorial events honor soldiers of the 27th Division with a parade starting at Monument Square and a memorial service at 8 30 p m in Troy. Plans involve the Second Regiment New York Guard and local officials, with clergymen and Mayor Ahern to participate. The observance marks the Hindenburg Line breakout anniversary and continues at the Troy Post rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Monument Square
Troy Post
Hendrick Hudson
New York Guard
Hindenburg
Andrew, Lamb
William Doland
James D. Fay
Lester C. Higbee
State Armory
John J. Ahern
Troy
Plans Drafted For New Shrine At St. Anthony's
Representatives of the Caprato shrine studio in Chicago met at St Anthony's Church to plan a shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes. Rev Anselm Sanniola announced a drive to raise 44000 with envelopes sent to parishioners. Construction will take two months and the shrine will be dedicated to world peace and the safety of armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caprato Shrine Studio
Chicago
St Anthony’s Church
Our Lady of Lourdes
Anselm Sanniola
Troy
Sannioia
Tesio to Operate Tesio Grocery at Suncrest Address
Papers filed in the County Clerk's Office state that Rocco Tesio, 138 Suncrest, will operate a business known as Tesio's Grocery Store at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erate Store
Rocco Tesio
SUN
Shrees
Tesios Grocery Store
1.67 Inches of Rain Soaks Area With More Showers Ahead
The Weather Bureau forecast clearing weather today after a heavy rain drenched the Trey Area with 1.67 inches in 38 hours. Cloudy skies and scattered showers were expected to give way to fair conditions tomorrow and Saturday. Between 2:30 am and 8:30 pm yesterday, 2.45 inches fell in the area, with 2.2 inches reported in the previous 11-hour period, bringing the 167 total for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
City Divides Health Zones with One Nurse Each
Troy Health Department under Dr. James C. Boland restages city into four health zones, assigning a nurse to each district. Nurses handle generalized public health, disease investigation, prenatal and child health, and immunization follow ups. Newly named nurses are Mrs. Kathryn Matthews, Mrs. Eileen Coffer, Miss Veronica Voliz, and Miss Ellen Sheehy with zones spanning Congress Street, East Side, and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Troy Health Department
James C. Boland
2 Pan
Kathryn B. Matthews
Congress Street
Forty Line
Eileen Coffer
List Street
Ffar
Eighth Street
Veronica K. Voliz
Eighth
East Side
Isyeawar
Ellen Sheehy
Fidest Street
Grant Letters On Estates In Surrogate's Court
Judge Donohue granted letters testamentary to Christopher Clinton and letters of administration to Ellen Peach for estates of Peter M Mulvey and Alice Rosen. Mulvey died in Kingston June 22 1943, leaving about $1000 to Clinton who was named executor. The Rosen estate amounts to under 100 dollars, to be shared by seven sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Donohue
Christopher
Gtinion
Peter M Mulvey
Ellen Peach
Alice Rosen
Peter Mulvey
Kingston
Christopher Clinton
Clinton
Troy
Margaret Pausi
James Si Scott
Eden
Peach
An Culshaw
Lillian Rose
James
Richard
Joseph Rove
Lancashire
England
Susan Harwaker
Rome
Margaret Jordan
Olive Mescate
Sheila Rose
Cohoes
Geary S. Bayiter
Earl Cameron Held On Assault Charge
Hart Cameron 34 living on Fitton Street was arrested by Central Police Station officers William Cunningham and Robert DeCells after an assault at a restaurant. Stephen Vamva, manager of 8 AeA taurami, reported being struck. Cameron was treated at a hospital for chin lacerations and facial injuries, then lodged in a cell awaiting arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Cameron
Fitton Street
Witliam Cunningham
Robert DeCells
Radio Patrol
Stephen Vamva
Aea Taurami
Ron
Cameron
Crist
Seniors Nominate John Driscoll and John Sarde i
Seniors at Troy High School nominated John Driscoll and John Sarde i for president of the senior class yesterday. Elections are expected this morning with Miss Isabel Mann in charge of nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Driscoll
John Sarde i
Troy High School
Isabel R. ‘Mann
Favinasy
DAV Elect Sol Brafman Re elected Commander at Harmony Hall
Sol Brafman was re elected to a second term as commander at Harmony Hall. Frank Hows and Jess Haskins were named senior vice commanders and Capt Joseph B Diver narrowly beat Capt Sharies W. Burkhard for treasurer. Bratman, a World War I veteran with the 314th Infantry, will be installed with appointive posts October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantis
Kelley
DAV
Sol Brafimax
Harmony Hall
Frank ¥. Hows
Jess Haskins
Joseph B. Diver
Sharies WH. Burkhard
Adi
Bratman
314Th Infantry
Purple Heart
David C. Chodiko
J.W.V
Milkarr Order of the Purple Heart
Corp. Arthur “Wii
Charlies Burkhardt
James Ashél
27th Division Post Men to Help Ration Board
Members of Troy Post and 27th Division Association volunteer to aid the Troy War Price and Rationing Board for five consecutive Tuesdays. Commr Hote C Nielsen announced after a Hendrick Hudson meeting that 3rd Division men will help process supplementary gasoline applications. Volunteers listed include Frenk Mealy Otto Krause Ebbe Nielsen George PD Caswell William Dolan Thomas McGovern James Fay. Others invited to report Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the board of Beast The Motel Tran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Post
Volunieering
Iis Troy War Price and Rationing Board
Loral Ann
Commr
Hote C Nielsen
Hendrick Hudson
3Rh Division
Clyde WW. Hear
Frenk. Mealy
Otto Krause
Ebbe Nielsen
George PD
Caswell
Wiliam Dolan
Thomas McGovern
James Fay
Heer
Beast
Five Troy Victory Gardens Win War Bonds and Stamps
Five gardens entered in The Troy Record Victory Garden Contest win awards. Harold A. Sheldon earns top honors for best community garden with a 100 by 100 foot plot on Ward Street. other winners include Donald Le. Cline, A. C. Kaiser, Davide Howells, and George H. Hickman for separate backyard and community plots. Sheldon’s family canned about 200 quarts and shared produce despite drought, floods, pests, and poor soil. other entries describe large gardens, personal milk business, seed starting, and extensive canning of tomatoes, pickles, beans, and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Garden
Rurold A. Sneidton
Sixth Avenue
North
Mr. Sheldos
Troy
Troy Howard
Donald L. Utine
Delux
Bippers
Chelson Avenue
Uline
Troy Victory Gardens
Harold A. Sheldon
Donald LE. Cline
Chelton Avenue
A.C. Kaiser
West Park Place
Harmunity Garden
Davide Howells
Pinewoods Avenue
George H. Hickman
Erie Street
Sheldon
Ward Street
Sheldons
Arden
Mr. Sheldon
General, Electre Co
Lata Tomsidas
Mir
Kaiaar
Ransiogoecs Boyz Gd
Officers of Church School Named Officers of Church School Named
Two men who led Memorial Methodist Church Sunday School for 64 years attended the meeting to welcome new general superintendent Henry McMurry. McMurry succeeds Edward Healer who resigned after 27 years. Wallace Enyce, former long-serving superintendent, attended to congratulate McMurry and was thanked for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Methodist Church
Henry McMurry
Church House
Edward Healer
Wallace Enyce
Haber
Pearl Teetsel
Thomas Mac
Rh Hayward
da Ztone
John
Trojan First Disabled Veteran In State Office
John Pasi Grezwate, 22, of Highland Avenue Trox, after serving in World War II, becomes the first disabled veteran employed by the State Civil Service Department in Albany. A Siena College graduate, he joined the examination bureau under Dorothy Smith, secretary, aiding a veterans' aid bureau. he is married to Betty Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Pasi Grezwate
Highland Avenue
Trox
ATM
AL Anzio
State Civil Service’ Department
Albany
Siena College
Sant Action
North Africa
Gregware
Civil Service Department
Dorothy Smith
Sup
Betty Boilom Bray
War Chest Drive Heads Appointed in Troy Area
War Chest drive appointments announced for Troy area with Serge Baker named district chairman and Stephen Airmen named district treasurer. The campaign coordinates with War Food agencies USO United Seamen Prisoner’s Aid and other community agencies to raise funds to support workers and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seri Baker
Rensselaer County
War Chen
Ehstemes
War Chest
Hertes
Grans Nairese
Dist
Lfisxk
Disteic
Bedrys
Troy Area
USO
United Seamen's
Prisoner's Aid Pis
Vroy Community Chest
Grand Jury Returns Nine Indictments
A Washington County grand jury handed up nine indictments in Salem before Justice Nits ch C. Lawrence. Defendants include Alvin Tromes Durand and others from Hamp ton Satem Burlington and Greenwich with charges ranging from grand larceny and burglary to criminal negligence and abduction. Several cases were transferred to county court or reformatory with pleas of innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Nitsch C. Lawrence
Malone
Supreme Court
Washington County
Salem
Alvin Tromes Durand
Cezres
Harold Scout
Hampton
Belgium
Benedict Roque
Rolando America Matarazzo
Satem
Alexander George Beaupre
Maurice Sweeney
Burlington
Vissurg- Jeary
Hadley
Mever A. Schuman
Argyle
Argyle Cemetery
Seward Upton
Edward Francie Simmner
Hudson Falls
Grand Jarteny
Nelzon Jenkins
Kingsbury
Climson
Dannemora
Miner Rose
Buszirk
Greenwich
Casey Ware
Area Girl Scouts To Hold Camporee At Frear Park
Girl Scouts of the Troy Area will hold their annual camporee Saturday at Frear Park under supervision of troop leaders. The event, planned at a meeting presided by Club of the Girl Scouts, will feature prize committees and games arranged by named leaders. Scouts from Troy and adjacent communities will take part in the all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear Park
Troy
Aems
Simeone
Press
Cohess
Ving Prereni
Mary Brown
Sernadette Crow
Camipores
Currax
Water Jet
Green Island
Cohens
Annulment Granted in Waterford Marriage Case
Supreme Court Justice Gilbert W. Schenckst of Albany grants an annulment for Helen M. Loughran of Waterford. Decree issued on grounds related to the marriage history and party status, citing legal incapacity to wed. The action follows procedural petitioning and court ruling confirming the annulment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrx
Helen
Loughran
Waterford
Way
Wiltonie Loughran
Cour
Gilbert
W. Schenckst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dohn J Kelly
George Davis
Scout Council
Troy Soldier’s Air Group
Kelly
St. Anthony’s
Ned
Earl Cameron
D. A. V. Elect
Sol Brafman
Church School
Trojan
Robert Anderson
Hudson
Morean
Baratoga County
Anderson
Feber Lawrence Perkins
Fort Ana
Chester Howard Rogers
Gleo Duraz
Louis Smith
Hebron
Shigeaca
Otis le
Michael
Frank C. Briggs
AN. Cement
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