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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1943
Page
2
Green and wife celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary with open house in their North Bennington home. Family from Syracuse and local relatives attend dinner at Scotties Wayside Inn. The couple, longtime Baptist Church members, have deep local roots and many descendants.
The executive board of the Parent-Teacher Association of School 2 met recently at the school. Mrs. George Beard, president, will attend the New York State Parent-Teacher conference in New York in October. War Stamp duties were assigned to Frederick Ross and Mrs. Albert Pechickjian for Sept. 28 in front of Green's Third Street store. Plans for individual card parties were proposed for member homes. Fruit and Flower Day was announced for Thursday. Troy Council P T A will hold a rummage sale at 114 Congress Street Friday and Saturday.
A certificate filed in the County Clerk’s office names Frank X Connolly of 663 Sixth Avenue as the person conducting Northern Tool Engineering Service at that address.
A health note promotes replacing harsh laxatives with lemon juice in water first thing each morning. The advised lemon water helps stimulate bowel action, boosts vitamin C intake, fights fatigue and colds, and freshens the mouth. It recommends using California Sunkist lemons and trying the drink for ten mornings.
Two figures from the State Council of Churches convention will speak at noon luncheons in The Hendrick Hudson. Rev. Stewart Herman Jr will address the Troy Lions at 12 15 p m on The World Church and the World War. Rev E Stanley Jones will speak at the Kiwanis on Rebuilding A Shattered World.
Eagle Mills and area residents are mentioned in a string of community notes. John Kienle visits New Jersey relatives. Red Cross sewing meeting set at Church of Christ Thursday at 1 pm. Harold Reynolds and family guests of Mrs Delia Smith. Goyer family moves to farm in West Sand Lake. aviator William H. Miller transferred to Maxwell Field from Nashville. Leonard Harris Navy Reserve visits Brunswick. James Moon returns to farm work after visiting New York. William Rebbun Coast Guard returns to Chelsea Enlisted Camp. Stanley Link recovers from leg injury. Garfield school closes for teachers conference in Rensselaer County. Methodist service at 5 pm followed by Loyalty Visitation meeting. NY State Council of Churches convention in Troy upcoming.
Mrs. Robert Sidebotham and daughter Alina return from Amsterdam where they were guests of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joan Loudon Road have their son Pi ward Gol at Moat Corps and attend service Thursday afternoon on Loudon Road. An annual fair will be held at the same time. Mrs. Sidney Wells of Bunker Avenue recently visited her son Pfc. Eugene Wells in training at Baltimore.
Mrs A E Frank leaves for Buffalo after visiting Loudon Road. Samuel Rowley, son of Mrs Joseph Powell, departs for Camp Sampson to begin Navy basic training after enlisting on his 17th birthday. A farewell party and gifts precede his departure. Joseph Pulitano arrested on a Wyoming Pennsylvania warrant for op eration of a bawdy house after bail jumping. taken to Central Station for disposition.
North Bennington seniors Miss Marjorie Jolivette and Miss Frances Corcoran depart for college and services as family members join military efforts. The piece urges continued support for the war effort, urging civilians to back the attack with savings by buying a War Bond today.
Pownal residents note Florence E. Lewis has resumed her teaching post in Weehawken New Jersey after a summer visit with her mother. Pvt Sterling Sprague Jr arrives from Camp Leonard Wood Missouri for his first furlough home since enlisting last May. Mr and Mrs H Marshall Smith who stayed in Cherry Court cabin this week depart for a short trip before returning to New York and Albany. Mrs Washington Pratt returns after several weeks away visiting her son W T Pratt in Hartford Connecticut and other relatives in Refton and Williamstown.
The Troy Presbytery opened a retreat at the Cambridge Presbyterian Church. Rev. Norman R. Adams presides. Rev. Norman E. Nygaard spoke yesterday. Today’s business session begins at 10 am with Rev. Arthur Johnston moderating. Rev. Francis L. McCauley will lead a discussion on ministry to service members. A 3 pm communion service will be led by Rev. Frederick W. Evans. Rev. James G. Hunt is pastor of the entertaining church.
John Campetelle of Rensselaer named guardian ad litem for his minor daughter Carole Campetele to sue Alfred Schneider of Brooklyn. Malcolm G Bilby, Albany attorney, filed papers in County Clerk's office. The minor was injured June 6 in Central Avenue Brooklyn when struck by Schneider’s automobile.
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