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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1944

Page

11

Troy Drum Corps Fourth Place at Johnstown Contest

Troy and vicinity drum corps competed with the Troy Drum Corps placing fourth in a regional event hosted by the Visiri et Junior Corps. The program included exhibitions by American Legion Auxiliary and other regional units. Next contest slated for Sunday at Gloversville with several junior units expected to participate.

Troy Gfe Enser Johnstown Onder Auss Sotan Ag Visiriet Fee Coxnell Rae American Legion Auxiliary Al-Girt Corps Johnstown Joenstown Ars Capital City Lancers Thany Fort Johnson Cohees Noble-Caltanes So Mary’s Ia Waterford Gloversville

City Officials To Attend Conference In Schenectady

Mayor John J. Ahern and city clerk James M. McGrath will attend the Annual Regional Institute of Conference of Mayors in Schenectady on September 27. Officials from 35 towns will join discussions on war and postwar planning. Sessions run 10:30 am and 2 pm, with ten institutes statewide from September 12 to November 17.

John J. Ahern James M. McGrath Regional Institute of Conference of Mayors Schenectady Gilles Keysgreere Cobleskill William P. Capes Siste Conference of Mayors Morgan Strong Municipal Training Instiute New York State Ahern McGrath Syracuse State Association of City and Village Clerks

1946 Odd Fellow State Convention To Be Held Here

The Troy Area convention committee discussed plans for entertaining the 1946 New York State LO O F convention. Willard F. Simmons chaired as progress on programs and preliminary work was reported. A social at Diamond Rock Hall is set for Oct 26. Local lodge meetings include Hudson Valley Lodge with Abe Wolvis’s installation for a second term and Elmer Rasmussen installing. Diamond Rock Lodge meets tonight, Trojan Lodge at the Jewish Community Center, and Athenian Lodge Friday at Diamond Rock Hall.

New York 112Th Street Temple Abe Wolvis Elmer BM. Rasmussen Diamond, Rock Lodge Diamond Rock Hall Trojan Lodge Athenian Lodge

New Loudonville Postoffice Set for October Opening

The Loudonville postoffice delays its September debut to finish interior decoration and driveways. The $30,000 building at Menands Osborn Niskaquana Loudonville roads will open October 1 with old furniture until new equipment arrives by January 1. Construction was sponsored by Four Floods Inc led by Kentisth Reynolds Ledyard Cogswell Jr with officers named.

Loudonville Menands Osborn Niskaquana Four Floods, Inc Loudoinville Kentisth G. Reynolds Ledyard Cogswell, ,Jr

Noted Graduate of Union College Dies

Holyoke Massachusetts report of late 62 year old Pathé Westhampton civil engineer Late Lafayette Reynolds who worked on the TaiWay track layout for Grand Central Station in New York City died yesterday at the Fiervoke Hospital. Reynolds served as seat assistant to the president of the American Writing Paper Co. before retirement. Born in Amsterdam, he graduated from Union College and was formerly with General Electric and General Motors.

Holyoke Mass Lateyette C. Reynolds Westhampton Grand Central Station New York City Fieivoke Reynolds American Writing Paper Co Wldezith Amsterdam Union College General Electric Co General Motors Corp

Tray Man Honored for Cleaning and Repairing Flags

Joseph Francis McKeon of 165 Madison Street, a Diesel shop employee at the American Locomotive plant in Schenectady, received a certificate of honorable mention from the plant's Labor-Management Committee for his cleaning and repair suggestions.

American Américan Locomotive Plant Schenectady Joseph Francis McKeon Madison Street

Ballston Spa Girl Weds Potsdam Man

Miss Mary Eleanor Whaten daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Whaten of Ballston Spa married Pr Edwin James Lenney of Potsdam at St Marys Church Ballston Spa. The bride wore white taffeta with lace and a Juliet cap. Maid of honor Alice Ann Whalen wore light blue taffeta. Best man Francis J Lenney. Ushers included the bride’s uncles and cousins. A wedding breakfast followed. The couple plans a wedding trip to Canada.

Mary Eleanor Whaten James J. Whaten McMaster Ballston Sna Edwin James Lenney Angles Edwina J. Lenney Potsdam St. Lawrence County St Mary's Church Ballston Sn Vincent Dé Paul Archambert Trebride Alice Ann Whalen Francis J. Lenney Uneless Fred J. Sullivan James A. Cogan Frederick A. Ryan Hearn Ryan Canada Brenton Spa High School Potsdam State College Lenney Potsdam High The Aluminum Company of America Army

Troy Men Named To State Grotto Association Posts

Two Troy men were elected to offices in the Empire State Grotto Association at the 18th annual meeting in Oswego. Raymond H. Prout was reelected state secretary for a second term and H. B. MacChesney was elected state marshal. MacChesney is incumbent monarch of the grotto MCV PER. George E. Sibley, past monarch of Iran Grotto, chaired the credentiary committee.

Troy Empire State Grottoes Association Oswego Raymond H. Prout H. B. MarCheeney Pratt State Association Iran

Family Night At Haskell School

Family Night will be observed at the opening fall program of Haskell School tomorrow at 7:30 pm in the school auditorium. A pantomime series by Mrs Mahon P Wemple titled The Dos And Donts Of Home will be presented by Miss Helen C Tatum principal. A social hour and refreshments follow hosted by the executive committee. About 250 attended the recent indoor picnic at the school. Friday Mrs Lowell B E Sennett chaired and Mrs Cyril H Fortune was co chairman.

Haskell School Parent-Teacher Association Mahon P. Wemple Helen ‘C. Tatum Lowell BE. Sennett Cyril H. Fortune

Theft reports involve boat and bicycle thefts in city area

Henry Rewekamp of 803 First Avenue reported his rowboat valued at 35 dollars was stolen Friday night from the Hudson River area near his home. Frank Reaulo of 1902 Seventh Avenue reported his bicycle valued at blank dollars stolen from his yard Friday night.

Henry Rewekamp First Avenue Hudson River Frank Reaulo Seventh Avenue

Boy Scout Troop Hike Yields Advancement Tests

Troop 19 held an advancement hike to Indian Woods yesterday with outdoor tests toward sailing points for promotion. Joe Ivimey, junior assistant Scoutmaster, led the hike as Donald Kempwee, recently named senior patrol leader, judged. Ed win Powell passed second class grease lighting.

Troy Area Indian Woods Joe Ivimey Donald Kempwee Edwin Powell

Missing Malta girl located in Mechanicville restaurant

A one year old girl, missing since Thursday from Malta, was found Saturday working in a Mechanicville restaurant as police and the Saratoga County sheriff’s office pursued a wide search. The child had been seen near a bus at Ballston Spa High School, where she was a student.

Mias/ Roth Atking William Atkins Malta Mechanicville Saratoga County Sherif Ballston Spa High School Ahe Wna

Saturday Replaces Sunday As Worst Day for Auto Accidents

A 1941 Motor Vehicle Bureau report analyzes 22 703 accidents across Neve Yar State. Saturday had 4 013 incidents, Sunday 3 373, Friday 3 532, and Tuesday 3 035. Fatalities skewed Sunday with 127 of 682. Saturday followed with 110. The 4 PM to 8 PM window remained the peak crash time with 6 824 events.

Neve Yar State Motor Vehicle Bureau

Arrested as Vagrant William Conroy Faces Police Court Arraignment

A laborer William Conroy aged 32 of Thice Street was charged with vagrancy by Patrokien Edward Howard of Central Police Station yesterday afternoon. The alleged offense occurred on Fulton Street and Conroy will be arraigned in Police Court this morning.

William Conroy Thice Street Patrokien Edward Howard Central Fulton Street Conroy

Man Taken to Hospital After Illness at Home

John Evans, 46, of 189 Third Street, was removed from his residence due to illness and taken Saturday night to Tror Hospital by Patrolman William J. Ryas and Albert Pregio of the firm Precinct, in a police radio car.

John Evans Third Street Tror Hospital Wiliam J. Ryas Albert Pregio

Few Persons Abuse Credit Says Epps

A survey by the Associated Credit Bureaus of America reported locally by Johan El Ver Epps shows less than 2 percent of the credit using buying public tries to misuse credit. He cites carelessness as a major cause of imperfect records and notes 16,000 people work in credit reporting across 1,300 bureaus.

Associated Credit Bureaus of America Johan EL Ver Epps Troy Merchants Credit Association van Epps Salt

Red Cross Blood Bank Returns Today at Troy Church

The Red Cross Blood Bank is returning today to Troy First Baptist Church with a strong outlook to beat its quota. Donors are urged to keep appointments and call the Red Cross if they cannot attend to reassign slots and prevent last minute complications.

Redross Troy First Baptist’ Church Red Cross Hil Troy First Baptist Church The

Troy Public Library Exhibits New Books

New books added to the Troy Public Library display for one week include group work titles by Bernice Baxter, studies on columnists by Charles Fisher, and works on Russia and democracy. Notable items listed are Introducing Africa, The American Dilemma, Life of Elihu Thomson, and fiction such as The Razors Edge and Leave Her to Heaven.

Troy Public Librers Bernice Baxter Treasury of American Polktore B. A. Botkin Girl Mechanic Manva D. J. Suda Charles Fisher America Herman Goodman Russia Wanis Joachim Josten Caperem Tojo M. H. McCos Jayan Gunnar Mythal Carveth Woodbury Elihu Thomson A. T. Brooks Greenmask J. J. Farjeon Razors Edge Maugham M. J. Runbeck Ba. Williams

Fayette Thomas Dies At 77 In West Sand Lake

Fayette Thomas longtime West Sand Lake resident and farmer dies at 77 after a short illness. Born on the Thomas farm in West Sand Lake in 1857 he attended Fort Edward Academy and the Massachusetts College of Engineering before guiding the family farm for generations. He served as master of West Sand Lake Grange and held memberships in Rensselaer County Grange and others. Survived by wife Bernice Olcott Thomas and several nieces and nephews, funeral arrangements set from his home with burial at Elmwood Cemetery West Sand Lake.

Fayette Thomas Endertamers Rengselaer Rome West Send Lake Rensselaer County Thomas West Sand Lake Albert Margeret Taylor Thomas Foun North Greendusn Old Pasiion Ein West Sard Lekeere Bsif Uuids West Ssed Lake Grange Rensselaer County Grange Na- Mons West Lang Lake Lodge Heights Mohewk and Hueson Funeral Diresters Association Snandal Elm Wood Cemetery Associa Missada Elmwood Cemetery

Old Stable Of Troop G To Be Razed

Bids will be received in Albany by the director of the budget at 4 pm Wednesday for razing the old stable building on Troop G grounds in Syeanay. Troop head Captain Walter F. B. Reilly notes the structure has no use since the horses were sold at public auction. Nearby buildings are used for storage of motorized equipment.

State Police Syeanay Albany Walter FB. Reilly Sytaway Neerby

Amaranth to Resume Meetings After Recess

Apollo Court Order of Amaranth will resume meetings after the lunch recess Thursday night in rooms at 1 Fourth Street. Eva Vanderzes, royal matron, presides. A covered dish supper at 6 pm precedes an 8 pm meeting. The fall fundraiser will be planned and members will turn in their aprons. A social hour follows.

Apollo Court Order of Amaranth Fourth Street Abs Eva Vanderzes

Troy Girls Enter Emma Willard Troy Girls Enter Emma Willard

Ten Troy girls are among new students enrolled in the Emma Willard School day department. Names include Dorothy Ann Beiermeister Anna Burnham Jehang Glaser Joanne Gold Joan Millet Sheila Murray Shirley Simmons Martha Walsh and Jeanor Whiting Jr Hartsville. Anne Suneners transfers to boarding. June Perry Barbara Wilmer Frances Townsend also enrolled.

New Troy Dorothy Ann Beiermeister Mes James W. Seier Brenswiek Road Anna J and Elysbeth Burnham Bradford , Burnhan Mes. Burnham Hawthoree Avenue Jehang Glaser Dresd Adolph Glaser Winter Street Joanne Cr. Gold W Ham A. Gold Laxe Avenue Joan Millet Ey Af&s. John Milles Brassey Road Sheila Murray Robert T. Murray Larek Avenue Shirley B. Simmons Airs Clarence Simmons Lake Avenue Martha Walsh Joseph E. Wealsh Orth Jeanor Whitine WS. Whiting Hartsville Whiting Evans S. Keljory Brunswick Anne Suneners de Patigen June Perry Cambrert Barbara Wilmer Granville Frances Townsend Hoosick Falls

Politicians Can Be Churchmen Too Says Earle Wiley

District Attorney Earle Wiley urged politicians to act morally and uphold the law at a Young People's Christian Fellowship meeting in the Second Presbyterian Church. Rev Frederick Evans introduced Wiley as the program opened with worship led by Janet Carroll and others. this was the second in a weekly series featuring supper, worship, and social hour.

Earle Wiley RPT Russell Sage Second Presbyterian Church Frederick W. Evans Wilex Janet Carroll Jack Foster NB. O. TC R. Pf Seymour Senith B. Pt Ey

Troy Native Builds War Shipyard on Illinois Prairie

James E. Gaynor, former Troy resident and electrical division superintendent, helped transform Seneca’s farm area into a major wartime shipyard for Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. He left Commonwealth Edison to join the effort and oversaw technical work as the yard rapidly produced ships and barges for D day and Pacific offensives. He faced Navy release refusals, while his family learned of his pivotal role and wartime service near Normandy and the Pacific theater.

James Ee Gaynor Trojan Fan Seneca Chicago Bridge and Tram Co Farma Gaynor Commonwealth Edison Chi Cago Pioneer War Shipyard Gaynot Pearl Harbor Seneca Cow Sig Navy Chicago Bridge and Iron Co John D. Gaynor Fourth Street Ris LST Iby Weir Inlax Joanne Gaynor Louisville Hue LST 511 Normandy Fortress Europe Pacife Rendavo Teland Veliaia Froy la Salle Institute RL P. J Joh‘ pSothray Enginif Treg Ido Young Tt Commonwealth Edison Pic John J. Garner Fort Deviens Mass Hugh A. Gaynor Chicago Mary Carmel St John's Brooklyn Charles F. Murphy Miami

Prominent Cohoes Men Seek Postmaster's Job

Thirteen applicants compete for the Cohoes postmaster position including the mayor and city officials. The group faces civil service exams under federal rules as vacancies prompt renewed interest and scrutiny of candidates.

Cohoes Coheese Eooumiss Ok Kontewicz Dondiga A. Riberdy Podesta. Jackson Jats J. Frombley Wed P Li George O. Boivin Thornes J. Coorex Marche

V-12 Trainee Injured In Auto Crash

V-12 trainee Peter Berese of Mastewoni was injured in a two-vehicle collision near Willems College on Saturday. Buckley and another service member were unharmed but shaken. the roof was ripped and passengers ejected. One Navy arm incident is noted with others injured or shaken.

V-12 Peter Berese Mastewoni Neve Las Colege Barnus Dent Willems Cvleze Pivem Buckley Erg Norson Wahman Army Air Forces Ture Feugh Seth Bennington Eriven Oy Buckley Conia Porram Sferr

Long Island Girl Is Crowned Navy Ball Queen at Hendrick Hudson

Miss Jeanette DeFoe of Lys Brook Long Island won queen of the Navy Saland Bonor ary battalion at the Naval ROTC event. Cadet Walter Sorg escorted her, with Captain Bowman presenting the crown under swords. The Bilgers Club on the Rensselaer campus hosted the Anchor Dance, NEOTC’s Ring Dance analogue, with music by the Blue Jackets.

Jeanette DeFoe Lysbrook Long Island Navy Saland Bonorary Naval Rotc Ban Hele Hendrick Hudson Ass DeFoe Walter Sorg Rplws N-Rotc Bowman Brst Blue Jackets K.P. Y Navy Var Unie Jack Cherer Werten Bruggeman John Mantieu Walter Patterson George Patterson Raymond Schaffer Thomas Kavanaugh David Bernard Gordon Craighead Walter Gorenzo Harry Rutter

Tool Engineers To Hold Meeting At Arsenal

Arsenal Watervliet hosts the Schenectady Chapter American Society of Tool Engineers meeting on Thursday Oct 12. A dinner precedes an illustrated talk titled Tool Design for Production. Earlier discussions at Schenectady Municipal Golf Club featured wrestling by Carroll Gardner and a magic act by Edward Char ete.

Waterviiet Arsenal Schenectady American Society of Tool Engineers Schenectady Municipal Golf Club Carroll Gardner Edward Charete

Rensselaer Man Held for Jury

Allen Zindle 39 laborer of Net ton Avenue Rensselaer was arrested Saturday night on a statutory charge by County Detective Timothy Collins Harold Harriman confidential investigator in the District Attorney's Office and Chester A Irving Humane Society chief. Drs Atty Earle Iey ordered the arrest and he was questioned at the county prosecutor's office. The grand jury will consider the case today. The alleged crime occurred in Rensselaer about a week ago.

Allen Zindle Netton Avenue Rensselaer Timoty L. Collins Harold Harriman District Attorney’s Chester A Irving The Humane Society Earle Iey Zindle Wiley

Will of Washington County Woman Filed

Martha Treacy of Rocky Pond Washington County left stocks cash insurance policies to sisters Emily Tracy Mary E Tracy Margaret L Mix Edith Tracy and Jackson Tracy in equal shares The executors named were Stef V Potter and James Andrews Jr The will recorded at Sarvogates Coast Washington County July 19 1944 Witnesses Sheldon P Ritter and Catherine V Harley

Martha Treacy Rocky Pond Washington County Hudson Falls Calad Elen O. Potter Emily Freey Mary E. Tracy Margaret LO Mix Edith HL Tracy EAA James Andrews, Jr Sheldon P_ Ritter Natherine V_ Hariey

Bethlehem Star to Host Rummage Sale at 113 Congress

Bethlehem Star Chapter will conduct a rummage sale at 113 Congress Street on Wednesday and Thursday. Nellie Founking chairs with Ann Bernard as cochairman and a committee including Edna Willetts Jane Powers Lottie Bilson Della Miner Mary Mullin Jane Cottrell Gertrude Wood Sarah Stewart and more. Donations requested. contact the worthy matron Terr TELS for details.

Bethlehem Star Chapter Congress Street Nellie D

Presbytery Of Treoy Meets Today In Troy

The Troy Presbytery convenes at the First Presbyterian Church in Cambridge with Rev. Herbert Wilenberg presiding. Activities include reception of Rev. Murray from Atlanta to Camden replacement of Rev. Robinson, and reports on ministerial relations, delegate matters for synod, and records policy. The meeting continues tomorrow at 10 am.

Troy Presbytery D. Talmadse Murray Morgen Phelps Noyes Mortelair John Lyon Murray Atlanta Jozeph Price Robinson Frederick WW. Evans Second Presbytarias Church Eugene Cuhsingham Olivet Presbyterian Church Troy Willenberger

Tire Dealers Open to Qualified Buyers Under New OPA Rules

Albany District OPA orders tire dealers to sell to any consumer with a valid tire ration certificate and purchase price. Dealers must post daily inventories of stock tires at 23 inches or longer to ensure certified buyers can obtain tires as inventories decline. The rule aims to eliminate misuse of ration certificates and improve access to new tires for eligible buyers.

Albany OPA

Troy Evening School Registration Opens September 25

Registration for the Troy Evening School program will be conducted Monday September 25, and classes will begin the following evening Tuesday September 26. The program includes government sponsored trade and technical courses that augment the regular course schedule approved by the Board of Education.

Troy Evening Board of Education

Speeding arrest on Second Avenue linked to Albert Moesier

Albert Moesier was arrested yesterday morning on speeding charges on Second Avenue. Captain Charles H. Burkhardt of the Fourth Precinct filed the report, and Moesier is scheduled to appear in Police Court.

Albert Moesier Usted Br Po Second Avenue Charles H. Burkhardt Fourth Precinct Moelier Police Cours

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Thoy New Ballston Spa State Boy Scout Charles E. Davis Fred H. Davis 900 River Street Epps Red Cross Blood Bank Troy Public Library Vilage Amaranth To Emma Willard Emma Willard School Earle Wiley Illinois Arsenal Will of Presbytery of Treoy Troy Evening School
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