Hourly Temperature Report Noted in Troy Record
The Troy Record from September 1, 1944 notes an hourly temperature record. Data appears in a clipped weather section with likely city readings and time stamps for the day.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1944
Page
14
The Troy Record from September 1, 1944 notes an hourly temperature record. Data appears in a clipped weather section with likely city readings and time stamps for the day.
The Presbytery concludes today with Rev. Morgan Noyes Phelps delivering addresses and a devotional service at 3 pm with Communion. The afternoon features business, prayers by Rev. Seth N. Gennax, and remarks on church leadership and the need for active receptivity.
Frank Lorms 35 of Partition Street Rensselaer was arrested yesterday after noon on a sealed indictment by the Rensselaer County grand jury charging violation of the Penal Law for being a common gambler. Deputy Sheriff and District Attorney staff reported the inquiry into the numbers racket and said the grand jury also reported an indictment for a minor offense against Raymond J. Hart of Albany for a July offense in East Greenbush.
Local gardeners in Rensselaer County match farmers in producing a buoniper crop. Isaac Lovith reports 19 bushels of Irish Cobblers from 150 pounds seed at 49 Vandenburgh Ave. Smith's garden yields unused seed, cabbage crops, marrow beans, and chicken feed cabbage leaves.
The sale of Albany Ten Eyck Hotel to Schine Theater interests is postponed by Federal Judge Stephen F. Brennan to at least September 25. A related $35,000 claim by United Hotels Corp. against Albany Hotel Corp. is also held until the same date. Mealey's attorney contends the 1942 management contract was invalid due to self dealing and unsigned waivers.
Col. A D McConine Auxiliary 37 Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil War outlined winter and fan programs at a meeting at Foungs Hall the first since summer adjournment Mrs Lilian Messer of Albany department press correspondent was guest presiding by Miss Minnied Rain refreshments were served by a committee led by Aire Mattie E Hohn next meeting set for October 2.
A Mollie EL Tit comb Auxiliary meeting of the Army and Navy Union of the U S A will be held at 8 p m today in Spanish Why Bat with Myra and Mary Petetels pantie.
A Greenfield Saratoga County father and son were charged after a family quarrel in which the son fired a shotgun but caused no injuries. John Cernak, 31, was arraigned on second degree assault and held for the county grand jury with $500 bail. The father faced third degree assault charges and was jailed awaiting a hearing. State troopers from Troop F, including Hotohean, Sayres, and Coon, assisted in the arrests.
Members of the Solanum family were shown at the Brunswick Home Bureau unit’s Fruit and Flower show in the United Presbyterian Church parlors. Mrs. Harry Vincent displayed an assortment including egg plant peppers tomatoes and potatoes earning prizes at two fairs. Other vegetables included seven inch snap dragon beans onions and shaped potatoes. Glove making and knitting classes are set for Monday with instructors Mrs Clarence Hestig and Mrs Edward Clifton. Thirteen new members joined the unit bringing attendance to 38 or 4.
A collision at Center Cambridge yesterday afternoon involving a 74 year old driver Samuels Wright and Gwen E Termain 22 left Wright with a brain concussion and bruises. Miss Laura Foster 35 was injured. Termain's car tipped and pinned Wright against a telephone pole.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church opened its fall and winter program with a covered dish supper last night. Delegates to sister conferences and retreats reported. Earle J. Wiley chaired the supper, aided by Mrs. Lyman Bidwell and others.
A battered postcard tossed from an aircraft two months earlier reached Mrs. Celia M. Morris of 383 Congress Street. Tech. Sergt. Charles Hitz Morris, one of four brothers in the service, wrote a brief message on the card and asked the finder to drop it in a mailbox. Morris, with the 405th Infantry in England, later reported meeting his brother George W. Morris in England, while another brother, Carl Morris, served overseas with an Army Ordnance outfit and Donald Morris was a seaman second class at Sampson.
The Averill Park American Legion Auxiliary will install new officers for Serzt. Walter Adams Post on October 5 at Journey's End Hotel in West Sand Cake. A dinner for legionnaires follows, with reservations due by October 2 through Mrs. Haley or Mrs. Dissosway.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Lieut Joseph P. English Garrison will send Christmas gifts to 10 members and local service members. Mrs Henrietta Labatt was named chairwoman for organizing area packages. Two membership applications were approved and will be voted on at the next meeting. A social was held with Mrs Cather as chair and Mrs Charlotte Watson presiding.
An Upstate air crewman, Sergeant Peter Carp, receives a second Oak Leaf Cluster to his Air Medal for dangerous missions over Germany. The award, cited by Col Hunter Harris, honors his radio operator gunner role aboard a Flying Fortress during the air offensive from England.
Ronald B. Hibbard elected treasurer of the Troy Boys Clubs by the board led by Raymond P. Neitzel to replace Gorham Civett who resigned and moved to Milton Massachusetts. The club also approved the Community Chest budget and reported on summer programs and camp activities.
The School 18 Parent Teacher Association executive committee adopts Planning a Postwar World for Our Children as the year theme. President Mrs John J Keenan notes parental responsibility to stay alert to changes as Edward L OGrien outlines PTA aims and member responsibilities. A September 28 meeting at the school is set with chairmen named for membership.
The All-Trox Athletic Card plans a Sunday outing for members at Defes's Camp on the Judson River north of Waterford. Cars depart from the club at 10 30 am. reservations close Friday night. The organizing committee includes Philip Burger chairman and Warren Bounds with Paul Jensen.
Knickerbacker Junior High P T A plans a reception for seventh grade parents at the school on September 28 during the regular P T A meeting. A rummage sale was scheduled with Anna Brandt in charge. Mrs Sohn Cherch was chosen as delegate to the state Parents and Teachers convention in Rochester.
The body of John Joseph Quinlivan, 57, of Albany was found hanging from a tree in woods about a half mile from his home. State police say death by self strangulation. coroner's report released. Quinlivan, a World War I veteran, was survived by five children and employed as a porter and watchman at City and County Savings Bank.
A consumer buying training session will run from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Thursday at the New York Power and Light Corp on Second Street. Miss Lucille Williamson of the Cornel College Home Economics unit stresses knowing how to buy and how to read food labels. Miss Mabel Milhen, county demonstration agent, invites Home Bureau units to send two readers. Plans are underway for a consumer conference on October 13. Milhen will explain the Home Bureau program Monday from 2 to 3 p.m. in Room 216 at the Tray Post Office.
Robert Baynum, a Navy V-12 student from Williams College, remained unconscious after a weekend automobile collision in Walloomsac, Vermont. He was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington for treatment as state police and Navy investigators probe the crash involving another student.
Krause won election as commander of the Troy post of the American Legion in the Hale Riana Building. He succeeds Willem Pay who previously led the post. Other officers named include Fred J. Davis as vice commander and Walter Mebe as second commander. officers listed cover bodybuilding and ceremonial roles. An installation will occur at a meeting on Monday October 2 with Joseph L. Fuggerdin as installing officer. Plans for Armistice Night observance discussed at last night’s meeting.
Mrs. Mabel Henning of Niagara Falls received a national citation for promoting membership in the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary. Laura Noonan was named national chairman of national and civilian defense activities, and Miss Greee Scurry was appointed state hospitalization chairwoman. The session outlined future committee chairs and plans for the next meeting.
Albert Rees Hay was installed as the 18th rector of Christ Church Ballston Spa by Bishop G Ashton Oldham of Albany. Area Episcopal clergy attended the service and a reception followed at the parish house for the new rector and his wife. Clergy assisting included Rev CV Asing D D of Trinity Episcopal Lansingburgh and Rev James L Whitcomb rural dean of Troy.
An official Army casualty notice lists local men killed in action. Pvt. Edmund Hing is named as son of Mrs Beatrice T. King of 339 First Street. 2nd Lt. Joseph C. Weisbrod, son of Mrs. Joseph A. Weisbrod of 3 Franklin Place. Pvt. A Kander Moxa, son of Mrs Edith Eichras. and Pvt. James M. McGier, son of Joseph P. McGier, all in Saratoga Springs.
Members of the Troy Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association held their first meeting of the fall season at the Price Centre. Mrs. Charles A J Dix spoke on war price and rationing while Miss Rita Fitzsimmons of the local board led a discussion. Margaret Burtie served as president.
Three people were injured in a sensational 140 vehicle crash at 11th Street and Fours Avenue in Lansingburg. The badly damaged car involved was driven by Ardes as Passenger with fractures and broken ribs. treated by Dr. Pak. Other medical staff included Drs Le Gifferd, Gilder, Clark, and Semarical. Police investigated on Fourth Avenue near the Suen arby House as responders moved the injured to hospital.
State Guard unit of New York drills last night achieving top scores with five shots prone five sitting three kneeling and two offhand adjustments. Staff Sergeant Robert H. McGhie promoted. four new recruits added to Company A Second Regiment. drill attended by fifty men under Captain John B. Prout.
Richard WN Carter, reputed Galway’s oldest resident, died at home after a long illness. A farmer before retirement, he would have turned birthday in October. Born in Galway, he served as church elder for over fifty years and led the choir. Survived by two cousins Rev James Carter and Mrs Ads Feener. Funeral conducted by Presbyterian and Methodist church ministers in Galway.
Recuperating after an operation, Teshert A Husson, 287 Sixteenth, is reported to be in favorable condition.
A blood donation drive at the Inca Blood Hane center reached capacity with 273 examined and 33 deferred. M. Moore, director, reported ongoing appointments and strong turnout at the Rensselaer Cross headquarters in the Proctor Building.
Dr John Henry Reichling a Bennington physician for 25 years died suddenly from a heart attack at a fishing camp in St Donat. He was born in Schenectady to Jacob and Mary Reichling and practiced medicine in Arlington before moving to Bennington. Survived by wife Lucy Cot, two children James Reichling and Mrs Marion Woodcock, and three sisters. Funeral planned in Bennington.
An alarm from Box 26 sent Grenien yesterday to 2322 Fifth Avenue for a fire in the basement brick structure. Police say an electric iron on an ironing board sparked a minor kitchen fire on the second floor where Miss Elizabeth Burke resided. The basement houses a barber shop run by Ralph Desser while the first floor hosts Mrs. Miser and Mr. and Mrs Helfiman. The tailtine is owned by Patrick Maore of Hart Street.
The Troy Area USO Council announces plans to reopen the USO at the Masonic Temple in Troy after summer closure. Previous program ran Saturday and Sunday dances. details of the restart were announced yesterday.
Court records show Wistow named sole legatee of John E. Flack estate with Harriet H Fisex mentioned in the proceeding. The will grants the estate to Wistow following the death of John E. Flack and involves related parties including Joan E. Flack and ward J. Donohue in the citation.
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