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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1946
Page
2
Report notes a break in at a fishing boat operated by Ernest A Wish on Blah Avenue. A boat was stolen, with initial police inquiry underway. Authorities advise residents to secure watercraft and check nearby docks for missing gear.
The Troy pharmacist community gathered for a meeting naming Coviatta Nicholas J Gayotlatts and others to leadership roles within the local association. Attendees included John J Prtcell and Shontas Neonin as officers or guests, with plans discussed for future events and public outreach at the Albiny gathering.
Tax report filed in surrogate court outlines estate matters for Hiland estate and Mrs Michelle Le Broyn deaths in 1911 and 1915. Document lists deductions, net estate amounts, and residuary shares across multiple heirs including Leroy, Leon, Josephine Brown, Miss Aldi Coenverd, and others. Lawyers Greenwich and Madigan represent the estate with notes on property transfers and household holdings.
A local record notes gratitude from St Veut Methodist Church and community leaders for the paper’s anniversary. Messages from church officers and local figures praise the publication’s service, charitable work, and community memory, with well wishes from several organizations.
A convoluted early 20th century sale report details ownership transfers of Hotel AuSable Chasm, cottages, and land. Deeds issued to AuSable Chasm Yoel Camp in 1931, with transfers to new owners in subsequent years, tied to estate contracts and local trustees. The text references long-standing property, offices at How Braid Neuroth, and preparatory steps for reopening by Thomas Conway era operators.
A fragmented report from a local church notes that assembly delegates were named at a meeting, with references to Presbyter on church officials and a ceremony at Atlantic city. A fire at Lorain Central station prompted a rapid dispatch and limited damage to a nearby dining area.
Returns list of discharged service members following three days of processing. Identifies individuals from Fort Dy, Windsan, Corinth, and other locations, with names, streets, and towns. Notes inheritances and estates connected to veterans, including claimants and relatives, amid scattered administrative details.
Justice Bookstein sworn in before Walter J Gong deputy secretary of state. Former Albert County judge Siddie Bookstein commenced his new term on the Supreme Court bench on Thursday June 4, witnessed by his wife. He had served in the military and was engaged in duty on the West Coast earlier. Before the oath he was counselor to the Albertin County Republican Committee and a member of the State Republican Committee since 1931.
A longtime school official resigns from the post after decades of service since 1927. Fellow members note the outgoing administrator’s early start and efforts to guide the institution through periods of change.
Mrs Simmons Heady was elected chairwoman of the Defreestville Home Bureau at a meeting held at Wes James home. Other officers named include Mrs William Dunn vice chairlady secretary treasurer and several committee members. A special committee led by Mrs Johnson will oversee the National Home Demonstration Week activities with a community luncheon planned Thursday at the Sycanay Community Hall.
Bethesda resident Miny Loutt, born in Pittsburgh on April 2 1816, marks her hundredth birthday. A nurse in active years, she aided Civil War efforts and later joined St Michael’s Church after moving to Bethesda House, cherishing family and long life.
The readable text mentions an attorney and an apparent legal matter with references to a council, education, and at least one home, but most names, dates, and actions are garbled. The fragment hints at planning, involvement of officials, and financial figures, yet specifics are unreadable.
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