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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1946
Page
1
Local page item notes Greenwich Monry taking a break from his teller duties at the National Bank. Ashuit Chapker, 0.2.8, will attend today at Boan. Aight and refreshments will follow the meeting, with attendees viewing the highlights of the gathering.
The 27th Division T sponsors a community contest for children to raise funds for the post wells. A health and youth-themed variety show, titled 27H Division Pep Parade, will be held Sept 26 87 with Brig Gen Opirn J Rose officiating. Winners receive silver cups and money. photos will decorate storefront windows. rehearsals set for Trey YMCA.
Russell Sage College announces numerous new appointments across departments led by a new director for the School of Home Economics. The roster includes Dr Lansing Yau Des Huyuen Hammond as assistant professor in Home Economics with prior roles at naval and education institutions, and Miss June Whiteman in business as promoted staff. Additional faculty span biology, languages, sociology, education, physics, and library services, with many named instructors and coordinators shaping resident life and dietetics.
A damaged OCR piece notes Greenwich Central School children delivering thanks for items such as colored pencils, erasers, and soap. The letter, written by a school leader in lanesville on the mouse yn cust region, recalls prewar times and education history with gratitude and fond memories.
Andrew Danish led a Republican conference at the Executive Mansion in Alhatye with Gov. Thomas E. Dewer and Mt Ives. Joseph W. Hobson chaired the state committee meeting as plans formed for the forthcoming election and party organization. Gly counties were well represented.
Thoenx Lodge No 32 AF&AM will open its fall season with a regular communication at the Langinghore Maganic Wempky. J Don Welsh, former master and new district deputy grand master of the Renselaer Schenectady Masonic Digest, will preside and present the apron to Charles C. Frehater, deputy.
A long list from a regional center reports discharged Army personnel led by officers at Fort. includes names such as Lis Lane etta Graney and Robert V. Husuoor with units guided from Fifth Avenue to Ballston Lake. details confirm a broad discharge round with many local residents named and noted as charged.
A Bennington couple observed their 50th wedding anniversary with family and friends at the Vermont hotel. The couple, married by Rev J. Golly, are listed with relatives including Fred and Bernard Knapp and Madeline Knipp. Five grandchildren and three great grandchildren are noted.
The Brunswick Sportsmen Club hosted a barbecue after Labor Day with WW Richewwnd Robb as chairman. The event included a report on outings and a vote of thanks to Mr Robb. George Lansing announced thirty pheasants were released recently with more to follow on January 1, all banded with yellow identification bands for hunter tracking.
The monthly Hewlen clinic for infants and children ages 2 months to 6 years opens at 1 0 p.m. in the fre house Averill Park. Parents in Sand Lake towns including West Sand Lake are urged to bring their children for physical examinations and immunizations against diphtheria smallpox and whooping cough. Miss Donderwita state hygienist will supervise dental checks with Dr Pranie model. Town health officer and Frances Me Grant county public health nurse will assist.
Mrs. Alan Cobdenix of the Day Housing Authority was named chairman of the Come as See Tours Community Chest campaign. Thomas V. Kenney is general chairman. the drive runs November 16 to 28 with a goal of 2,760 to fund social services and transport groups for firsthand service insights.
Misa Anan M. Riley of 2442 Filhit Avenug elected treasurer of the newly formed Albany Nines of Catholic Nurses. Rev. Gibbons, D.D. bishop. Misa Riley vice president Amy Kane of Albany as president. Ruth Spay of Albany as secretary. Rev. James Ky Pelten spiritual adviser. Group has 429 Catholic nurses, aims to aid spiritual and professional welfare, with a Rensselaer County chapter organized.
Professor Pal grav of Reasselaay Polytophate Institute joins national council as representative for the New York section. The note lists New York School oversight and mentions Carvel University mechanical engineering program. Formerly the society for the Preparation of Engineering Education led by Pal grav as regional vice chair.
Alfred Heller of Schenectady reports a notable salesman Wheeler will address Troy’s Chamber of Commerce tomorrow evening. The event aims to boost local business. reservations are already strong as Wheeler, dubbed the world’s finest salesman, visits several Troy firms. Samuel W. McCochran, Chamber president, notes broad local interest.
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