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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1943

Page

13

Limit Sale of Grapes

War Food Administration limits Concord grape sales to 100 pounds per grower for eating, directing remaining fruit to processors for jams and jellies. Applies to Ulster and Columbia counties and 15 others, with two year sale records required.

War Food Administration WFA Ulster Columbia Concord Cottage Eaton Ives Hartford Hicks Rockwood Worden Concord Grape Food Products Industry Advisory Committee

Died On-AL Melrose Aunt Julia Weir Dies

Funeral notices list many obituaries and funeral details from Albany area papers. Entries mention Julia Weir aunt of Mrs Frank J Morgan and Charles J Weir. services at George F McLoughlin & Sons and St Bernards Church with requiem high masses. Also lists other recent deaths and funeral arrangements across Troy Albany and surrounding towns, with church and cemetery details.

AL Melrose Julia Weir Martin ‘Bracken Frank J. Morgan Charles J. Weir Heral George F. McLoughlin & Sons Sixth Ave St. Bernard's Church Corequiem Court St Mary Orin M. Christofferson Christopher Christofferson Potter Hill Hoosick Rural Cemetery St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Cemenny Hale Charles Hall Sarah Claydon Desson Oakwood Cemetery Keegan James W. Keegan Clara F. Hayes Thomas J A and James Paul A. Fahr Ai7 Congress St St. Francis de Sal Church St. Mary's Cemetery Kehn Bertha M. Kehn Jonas Johanna Ketter George T York City Mr. Burns George H. Kehn St. Lawrence's Church Kilfoile Tenth Street Edward Kilfoile Nora Daley William H. Kilfoile Elizabeth Buckley Frank Joseph Harry Kilfoile St. Peter's Church Olmstead New York City Walter E. Olmstead Mary Haben Oscar Olmstead Cummings

Troy Host To Medical Branch Dinner Highlights Postwar Medical Change

Brooklyn physician Dr. Thomas A. McGoldrick told the Third District Branch in The Hendrick Hudson that new medical ideas now spread in weeks rather than years. He cited sulfa drugs and penicillin and discussed health insurance plans, doctor shortages, and postwar tropical disease training. Captain Mark C. Bowman outlined the Navy V-12 program and benefits for trainees as part of the wartime medical education effort.

Thomas A. McGoldrick Brooklyn Medical Society of State of New York Third District Hendrick Hudson McGoldrick Washington James E. McEskill Watertown Cor Eugene R. Whitmore Washington, D. C Army Medical Corps Whitmore Army Stephen H. Curtis Troy Tropics Bowman Alson J. Hull County Society Mark C. Bowman Navy College Training Navy Department Pearl Harbor R. Pp. J Navy R. PI Women's Auxiliary The Rensselaer County Medical Society Medical Mendine Thomas A. MecWindrick Broohisn State Medical Society State Society R. P. I. Naval Training Program A. J. Hull

Nutrition Committee Appeals to Mothers

The Rensselaer County Nutrition Committee discussed applying known nutrition facts at a meeting last night at the W C A. Mrs James Sheedy, vice chairman, told about the deplorable nutrition problem among children of working mothers and urged all mothers to use knowledge properly. Mrs Catherine Chase urged women with nutrition problems to confer with her at the Home Bureau.

Rensselaer County Nutrition Committee W.C. A James Sheedy Catherine Chase Troy Rensselaer Rensselaer County Home Bureau Home Bureau

Woman Air Raid Warden Dies Running to Post

Mrs. Carlton Shepard forty five an air raid warden in Whitehall collapsed and died while running to her post as blackout sirens sounded. She lived at 29 School Street Whitehall and died of natural causes per Coroner Scott. Survived by husband Lewis in the Army three daughters two brothers and three sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the church with Rev Canliffe officiating interment Greenmount Cemetery.

Carlton Shepard Whitehall School Street Broadway Lealie A. White Harold A. Scott Mise Theresa MacDonald Watertown Mass Stephan Canliffe First Baptist Church Greenmount Cemetery

Injured Man Ends Own Life in Saratoga Springs

Theodore D. Winney a 41 year old resident of 199 West Circular Street Saratoga Springs died by self-inflicted gunshot at his father in law Hugh Saxton 226 West Circular Street after despondency from head injuries. Coroner Arthur W Johnson classified death as personal safety related wounds in the head caused by despondency. Winney a former Regular Army sergeant was injured May 20 after being thrown from a horse and had been hospitalized and unable to resume work at General Electric in Schenectady. He is survived by his wife Lillian Saxton and two children Evelyn 15 and Theodore C Winney 1.

Sarooga Springs Theodore D. Winney West Circular Street Hugh Saxton West Circular ‘Street Arthur W. Johnnson Mechanicville Winney Saxton Chester Johnson Walter Co. I Saratoga Springs Schuyterville Road General Electric Schenectady

Hudson Falls Board Receives $15,000 Claim

The Hudson Falls village board was notified by Salvatore J. Leombruno of Glens Falls a $15,000 claim by the estate of Mary Bonitatibus. It alleges injuries from a Aug 22 fall on Depot Street in Hudson Falls that fractured her left hip and led to death. Bonitatibus, wife of Marco Bonitatibus, resided on Derby Street.

Village Board Hudson Falls Salvatore J. Leombruno Glens Falls Mary Bonitatibus Glens Falls Hospital Bonitatibus Depot Street Marco Bonitatibus Derby Street

East Side Unit Reports Garden and Tennis Success

Reports from the East Side Association executive board meeting at School 16 show Victory Gardens planted by over fifty sponsor homes provided fresh vegetables all summer and canned. winter supplies exist. Tennis activity was strong despite early season plans to cut it. Membership surpassed 350 and the campaign continues. The next meeting Tuesday Oct 19 will be open to all members for wider acquaintances and yearly plans.

Victory East Side Association Carl G. Grimm

New Yorkite Purchases Cambridge Fair Grounds Property

M Russell Dock of New York City vice president of the Troy Chain Co bought Cambridge fair grounds and nearby parcels including Myrtle Avenue corner and North Park Street property. Jerome E. Li ht Cambridge broker announced sale but did not disclose price or intended use. Benjamin Yromens Troy Chain Co secretary said Dock was in New York and the deal details remain unclear. Residents think Dock may use the track for conditioning and quartering his horses.

M. Russell Dock New York City Troy Chain Co Myrtle Avenue Ant Street Lawrence J. Buckley North Park Street Jerome EL Dock New York Cambridge Fair Grounds

Home Nursing Classes Open in Proctor Building

The Home Nursing Corps of the Rensselaer County Red Cross invites applicants to join home nursing classes at headquarters in the Proctor Building. President Mrs Gunrav H Hembold said the program will ease burdens on overworked nurses. Red Cross consultant Miss Dorengs Bennett urged enrollment and praised instructors.

Home Nursing Corps of The Rensselaer County Red Cross Proctor Building W.C. A Gunrav H. Hembold Hembold Donald Weed Albert Bibb William C. Dunk

Lansingburg Boys' Club to Sponsor Month-Long Basketball Tournament

George Winkler acting director of the Lansingburg Boys' Club announced the club will sponsor a month long basketball tournament for boys in grade schools. All interested boys meet Friday at 4 p.m. to form teams and select captains. Games begin next week and run daily at 3 p.m. through October.

George Winkler Lansingburg

Presbytery Meets at Cambridge and Plans Service Tactics

The Cambridge presbytery assembly discussed improving ties with armed forces men and women, highlighting Cohoes church outreach with monthly letters, birthday gift boxes, and holiday remembrances. Attendees approved church specific action plans and closer contact with absent members, plus transfers and synod delegation details.

First Presbyterian Church Cambridge Cambridge Churcey Arthur Johnston Mt. Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church Sir Presbyterian Church Cohoes Francis L. McCauley Elmer L. Lutz Yan Memorial

Party to Raise Funds For Soldiers Gifts at St Stephen's

A game party sponsored by St Stephen's Guild of Holy Cross Church will raise money for Christmas gifts for church members serving in the armed forces. The event tomorrow at 7 pm will be in the church school building with refreshments. Committee in charge includes Elmer Lycum C Kevin Lisle Phillips Caldwell Parker Rousseau and Rev Clarence W Jones.

St. Stephen's Guild of Holy Cross Church At & Pm Elmer Lycum C. Kevin Lisle Phillips C. Caldwell Parker H. Rousseau Clarence W. Jones

War Bond drive nets Watervliet progress toward goal

Watervliet reports nearing its 2175 000 target as Third War Bond drive totals 175 0. Volunteers, led by James D. McNary, push house to house and plan parade and victory rally Monday. Italy Balbo Club section to raise 10 000 under Domonic Grillo with assistance from local volunteers and families.

Watervliet Loandri James D. McNary McNary

Safety Film Shows Delaware Aqueduct Work in Albany Meeting

A pictorial review on the Delaware Aqueduct 35 mile water conduit from Catskill area near Esopville to New York was shown to the District Society of Safety Engineers in Albany. Gustav Werner of the New York State Bureau of Mines Tunnels and Quarries explained the processes as the Bureau of Mines produced the films.

Delaware Aqueduct Exienville Catskill New York District Society of Safety Engineers Ten Eyck Albany Gustav Werner New York State Bureau of Mines United States Bureau of Mines Stanley G. Allen John E. Long William , Murphy Thomas Murray Schenectady R. B. Morgan Barnet Steiner Troy Hendrick Hudson

Granville Man Named To Rationing Board

Granville, Harold E. Paul, named distribution officer and a member of the Washington County Rationing Board. Hestie C. Hewitt resigned per OPA rules. The Granville mayor said no one holding political office may serve.

Harold E. Paul Granville Offic

Schenectady Girl Accuses Army Officer

Schenectady girl accuses an Army officer of assault following an auto incident near Saratoga Lake Monday night. Lieutenant Lasak, living on Congress Street, was held in Ballston Spa jail after an adjourned hearing with the next appearance date pending.

Lasak Wan Schenectady Saratoga Lake Saratoga County Ballston Spa Jus Barber Congress Street

Gold Star Mothers Honored by Trojan Post Auxiliary

Five Gold Star Mothers attended the Trojan Post Auxiliary meeting at St Glen Avenue with remarks from Was the speaker. New members approved include Tech. Serzt. William Relyea, Stanley Coveel, and Birger A. Hegger, all honored for service and sacrifices.

Trojan Post St Glen Avenue Morie McCune M Rose Murray Cecilie O'Donnell Juiia Ow Allesandra Matera John J. Givn Troy Tech Serzt Wiliam Relyea Greenland Stanley Cove el Sa A Birger A. Hegger Tgs U. S. Navy

Must Report Truck Sales Regulation Adopted by OPA

Used truck sales must be reported to local war price boards unless sold to qualified dealers. Sellers and buyers sign records showing how ceilings are computed and compliance is affirmed. Edward H. Pattison of the Troy board says the rule enables fair profits. ceilings depend on condition and depreciation with a half yearly price change schedule.

OPA Troy Edward H. Pattison Troy Board

Credit Women's Club Dinner Session in Troy

The Credit Womens Breakfast Club of Troy met at the Crytal Bar for a September dinner session. Mrs Milfred Harmon presided, minutes were read, and reports from Helena Fish, Henrietta Brockum, and Yolanda Graziola were given in Mrs Thelma Trimble Greeks absence. Mrs C Whitney Tilling hast was presented a gift and a mock wedding provided the entertainment. The next meeting on October 8 will be a Halloween party.

Credit Womens Breakfast Club of Troy Crytal Bar Milfred G Harmon Margaret Dunphy Helena Fish Henrietta Brockum Yolanda Graziola Thelma Trimble Greeks C. Whitney Tilling~ Hast, Jr Joan Landy

Foresters Report From Council Session At Local Meeting

Reports on the High Court Council session of the Ancient Order of Foresters were presented to Court Pride of the Hudson in Troy at a recent meeting. Frank R. Lewis presided as chief. Travel conditions delayed the annual cone gathering, and plans for the association’s next annual meeting were discussed amid uncertainty about travel.

High Court Council Ancient Order of Foresters Atlantic Central Pride of Hudson Troy M.C. A Frank R. Lewis Harley Sen Oy Beadle Degree Am Association Umona Lauderdale

War Bond Plea Heard by Parent-Teacher Board

Mrs. Rachel Newlin of the War Finance Committee urged extra War Bond purchases during the Third War Loan drive. Members discussed fundraising plans and a rally to sponsor bond sales, with a date to be announced next month.

Parent Rachel Newlin War Finance Committee Fed Eman Arce Yalanca

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