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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1946
Page
2
A French developed palliative for bronchial asthma spasms now sold in the United States as Bel Din promises to ease coughing and suffocation. The Montrose Sales Co Inc invites sufferers to request a free sample by mail with a self addressed envelope.
Walpole School Parent-Teacher Association outlines a year of activities led by Mrs Gladys M. Dat principal and Thomas O. Trebarne superintendent. Highlights include Parents and Teachers Cooperate meetings on Oct 21, a War Work review by Miss Elizabeth J. Allen on Nov 13, Christmas plans at Knickerbacker Junior High, a Fathers Night with Youth Commission speaker Andrew W. Halpin, and Founders Day on Feb 26 with joint Lansingburg units.
The article notes teaching by Rev Brad ly Foletshee of Delmar for youths and workers. It lists Calonie council officers elected including Wanton Budlong as president and Wiliam Willams as vice president, with Barbara Gralfunder as secretary and William Jerrain as treasurer. Leadership, youth and adult divisions are named with several ministers appointed to head weekday and vacation schools. A pulpit occupant at United Presbyterian Church will preach, and Rev B S Reeves from Niganeth begins a one year supply starting October 13.
Latham society members Edith Urquart and her mother Mrs Hugh Urquart have returned home after a Finger Lakes and Niagara Falls tour. The Calvary Methodist Church Woman's Society will host an apron shower at Mrs Clarence Cliydan's home tomorrow at 2 pm for an upcoming bazaar. The Community Association meeting is at Spm at Pitts Hose House to discuss purchasing land for a memorial arboretum. Roscoe LaDue will be the speaker. a short moving picture and refreshments are planned. Mrs Trene Goldey will perform three piano solos. Colonie Council of Religious Education held a meeting at Calvary Methodist Church, planning a five week School of Religion starting Oct 3 at Menands Presbyterian Church and a course titled How We Got Our Bible taught by Rev Delbert Smith of Newtonville.
Shushan residents enjoy visits from John McCollum in Canada and Dorothy Shields in Schenectady. The Shushan Library card party is set for Grange Hall at 2 30 p.m. tomorrow. Visitors include Malcolm Deldalle joining Pratt Institute study after a Battenhill cottage stay with the Bernstein family. Sunday callers at Mrs Ash Green’s home include Harold Webb and Lulu Webb of New York, plus others from Grafton Troy Lachmont and Cambridge.
Over 100 rookies, selected from recent State Police exams, will receive basic training. The program includes fingerpointing hygiene, fingerprint work at Masenle Temple lab, and investigations demonstrations at Albany with Chief Inspector McGurvey to address the class. Written examinations are scheduled Saturday under Charley PF, Curtis as executive officer.
Mrs. Marion Dixoty Miller, director of admission, announced at the faculty meeting that Sage College has formed a new group of 30 top honor students for the JEMG-47 program. The class includes ten ex servicewomen and a former British Navy servicewoman, with representation from Greece, Mexico, Newfoundland, and France.
Center Cambridge My and Mrs Francia Andrew with children spent Sunday with My and Mire, J. & Stewart, at Troy. Milas Putsica Buckley of Albany spent the weekend with her mother Mrs John F Buckley. Watervliet visitors Mr and Mrs Howard Dodie and family stayed with Mr and Mrs Chauncey Davenport. Cherry Plain guests Mrs Morey Buckley and cons Laurence and Gerald visited Mr and Mrs Fret Buckley. Teaneck, N J callers Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy and Mrs Ambrose Kelly.
Sunday dinner guests included Mrs George Konpp in Albany and Mr and Mrs Benjamin Onder kork aid son Ronald of Otay Fall. Mr and Mrs Duane G Brownell hosted another dinner. Seven members of the Cheerful Churube 4-F Club attended the Washington County 451 meeting at Fork Wdwad Friday where several awards of excellence were given to club girls for winning hoaxes. The girls were conveyed to wood from the fair by the Minses Cureline and Charlotte Millen.
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