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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1944
Page
12
La Salle Institute announces a seven merit plan selecting cadet officers by scholastic achievement and extracurricular leadership. Merits reward scholarship, sports, cadet society membership, school representation, and high character as faculty weigh grades and conduct.
An NLRB supervised election at John S. Tilley Ladders Co Inc Water Vntet designated Local 22 902 District 50 of the United Mine Workers of America as bargaining unit. Forty votes for District 50 and four against out of 48 eligible voters.
Dr Barry G. Kittel of Troy has been reappointed to the New York State Board of Regents dental examiners. The board removed eight trustees of the Peiping Union Medical College in China due to inoperative status under Japanese control and appointed Ming Li Charles Bennett and Chi Chien Chien to join seven Free China trustees to form a quorum for the nursing school administration. Dr Edmund Ezra Day of Cornell University was reappointed to a five year term on the college council. Michael J Petit of New York was reappointed for five years to the podiatry examiners board.
The Liberty Party of Rensselaer County will hold its first meeting on Wednesday at 3 p.m. to familiarize members with the party platform and declare its aims. Plans for a county campaign for Roosevelt, Truman, and Wagner will be discussed with speakers including John F. Minahan, Edward Spritzer, and Edward White.
County Treasurer Clifford C Hastings reports Rensselaer County's share of state funds for common schools totaling 172,714.84 dollars. Of this, 118,923.81 goes to districts other than Lansingburg, Rensselaer, and Hoosick Falls, while 53,790.52 supports these three districts. Lansingburg gets 23,703.13, Rensselaer 18,005.34, and Hoosick Falls 12,082.36.
At a recent Trinity Methodist Church supper meeting, Rev. Frank Jay Reid will conduct an installation and recognition service. Rally day planned for Oct 1. Youth Council retreat set for tomorrow at Ward Farm near Eagle Mills. Plans for fall and winter work outlined. committees announce rummage sale and food drive for Bethesda Home benefiting a lawn party.
Hoosick Falls Village selects Hoosick Falls Harver Stuart Co as successful bidder for 47 000 General Improvement Bonds dated Aug 1 1943, at 12 percent with 168 40 premium. Other bids from Newburger Leeb Co George Kons Co and several banks listed with varied interest and premiums. Bonds issued 3200 denomination, terms span 1943 to 1954, interest semiannual Feb 1 and Aug 1, payable at Peoples First National Bank. Proceeds fund Main Classic and Abort Streets paving and a storm sewer on Munsell Street. Also notes community events including rummage sale plans and church group activities.
Mrs Eric Eckberry and family travel to New York to visit relatives Br Delbert Abbott of Syracuse visited his cousin Mrs Margeret Abbott. Mr and Mrs Thomas Shields of New York guest of Mrs Emona Wandell and Miss Anna M La Tullione was taken to Mary McClellan Hospital for an advanced procedure. Mrs Jon P Warn and Mrs Patti Hichborn with sons return to Brooklyn after weeks with the Wurms. Mrs Marv Dale retires from Springfield Mass after visiting sister Mrs Margaret Bartlett. Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Harold McKinney's home with Agnes Gillis in charge. Marriage announced for Miss Ida Mae Norton of Hudson Falls and Andrew
Spragee of Giews Falls at Salers on August 3 featured a ceremony conducted by Rey B. Brow of the Aterrodist Chure. Attendants were Mrs. Eloper Eickerson and Albert Norton, both of Edvidson Falls.
Thirty county women attended the Anal lesson on fabric casing of handbags and mittens at the Home Bureau training school led by Miss Mabel Milnen and Shirley Jane Smith. Demonstrations showed bag construction and materials as a community project. extension service aims to acquaint the public with Home Bureau work and a meeting is announced for September 325 at the office.
Kensselase County Chapter of the Red Cross announced a surgical dressings schedule at the Bank Building. Work will occur Monday from 9:30 am to 9 pm and Wednesday from 3:30 pm to 2 pm. The program is condensed and volunteers are urgently needed to meet the quota.
Rev. Witred Chamberlain named director of a clothing collection campaign for Europe in the Albany Catholic Diocese. The drive, organized by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration with the British in all parishes, runs the week of Sept 22. Clergy met in deaneries to plan methods and committees will be named in each parish for wearable garment donations.
Allied relief appeals urge collection of chambers sheets pillow cases and garments. Clothing must be plain and wearable and must reach the needs of peoples in the occupied countries before winter weather tightens.
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