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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1945
Page
4
Ten members of the Rensselaer County Bar Association met at the Troy Club at 12 33 p.m. Thursday to hear George F Curiey president outline Sage College expansion aims. The program included Miss Helm, B Oakley Kennedy, and other trustees to plot next steps for the institution.
A midcentury vision outlines atomic energy boosting machines and transport at low costs. It envisions powered ocean water desalination, weathering soil, underground cities with parks, and rapid travel by jet planes to resorts, alongside advances in mining and materials refined by abundant power.
Parents of Radio Man 1c Earl Niles of Hoosick Falls learn their son, a Navy recruit and athlete known as Buddy, had his right leg amputated after a tumor developed following injuries in the Pacific. He traveled from Samar Island to Hawaii and then to Oakland Naval Hospital for the operation.
Hoosick Falls notes the Heenses Oro and Motor Ve board room meeting, with mention of Camp Dix and a leave. Bowling notes cover season first matches of the Women s Bar B Que Bowling League at Bar B Que Recreation, listing results and top scores. A Patrons meeting of GLF Agency at Hoosick is reported with officers elected, annual report, prizes, and refreshments.
A Wynantskill update notes the Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church organized a turkey supper for October 17 with committees led by Mrs Harry Hogie Mrs Donald Binck and Mrs Charles Bonestee plus Mrs Lowman Coonrach and Mrs Rose Dickenson. The League for Service schedules its annual hot dog and roast at the Hidley Road home with reservations due by Sunday. If weather fails the roast moves to the Reformed Church. Townsend Club No 1 held a meeting at Mrs George Brunelle’s Van Wert Court with Rev Lezlie Moody presiding and discussed an anniversary party planned for October or November.
The Stillwater Women’s League announces teams Burgess Wir Cosnar Margaret W and others with opening game Monday at 7 30 pm at the Siagonic Meenaseville. Officers: Margaret Talmadge president Rita Burgess vice president Rita Connor secretary Amramae Brewster treasurer Patricia Campbell sergeant at arms. Also notes on guests and a local discharge, plus a Thursday clinic at Main Street School with Dr Robert E Madever administering toxoid immunizations and dental exams.
sHe Windover will attend the convention at Syracuse in October. Several new members were welcomed into the club. Refreshments were served to close the meeting.
Two motorists pleaded guilty to speeding charges before Judge James F. Byron at Troy Police Court. Alfred VY Stewart of Lincoln Avenue Cohoes and John J. Lanouer of 60 Grace Street Cohnes were each fined $10. The case of Edward V. Dufort of Cehves on speeding was adjourned to September. Duford Hanby of Douglas Street received a suspended sentence on a red light charge.
Salem William McGrath of Grens Falls visited his father Michael McGrath. Mrs Belle Wilson travels to Worcester Mass to visit relatives. Miss Mary Cary of Oneonta visited her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Cary. Miss Jean Stockham of Troy stayed with Prof and Mrs Kenseth Streeter. Mrs Emma Rich went to New York to visit friends. Mr and Mrs John Hines of Great Island were guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hines. Mr and Mrs William Holland plan a trip to Springfield Mass for a week. Miss Lucy Ann Lytle travels to Albany to enter college.
Berlin Alice Saunderson attends Teachers' College in Albany while Patricia Craib studies in Albany and plans to specialize in physical training. Nancy Vail studies at Northfield Massachusetts with visiting parents Sheldon and Mary Vail. Mrs Lavinia Reynolds of Brooklyn visited Berlin over the weekend as Arley Bentley hosted a birthday dinner. Mary Stillman celebrated a surprise birthday with cake ice cream and gifts. The piece notes a Javanese headdress made of figured cloth with a round boot at the neck.
Mrs Statcolm Goodrich and Janis of Troy visited her parents Mr and Mrs Grant Saith. Mrs Ted Pranks and son Gregory of Schenectady visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Craner. Mr and Mrs Jay F Martinau and son John of Albany and Mr and Mrs George Brend of Schenectady were guests of Mr and Mrs Samuel Wirebach.
Elmer Rasmussen, famed master of Odd Fellows in New York, will speak at the ninth anniversary program of Sandy Hill Lodge 372 at Hudson Falls tomorrow evening. Hamnussen was elected grand master of Odd Fellows of New York at the annual Grand Lodge session in New York this month.
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