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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1947
Page
18
A fragmented notice notes a Troy cleanup plan developed by the Chamber of Commerce and city officials. The plan includes a May 12 activation date and an abatement program outlined by Joe J. Allen and other officials in a joint session.
A Cross supper fundraiser led by Mrs Agnes Mone will be served after a memorial for Tyarteund dnb Mesander. Swivings begin at 8 20 with the Gralion Methodist Church hosting, followed by an In Memoriam section for loved ones. The community announces funeral arrangements and church activities, urging support from residents and local organizations.
A widow is charged in federal court with attempting extortion linked to a scheme to obtain money for her in law in New York. The case names Stephen Bay, Kimberly Mannington, and others, with letters cited as part of the alleged scheme. Officials allege the activity involved coercive payments and misuse of funds.
Community members attend the Whipple School Board meeting where the executive committee discusses boosting prices for an upcoming annual meeting. Speakers include district leaders and local educators, with plans for a public session and opportunities highlighted by March events.
Fragmentary text shows a legal notice involving a claimant and attorney for a plaintiff. Names and details are damaged, with references to Fulton County and a Georgia location, but key dates and actions are not legible.
A program at the State Vocational School on Revanth Avenue trains veterans in carpentry to build homes. Twenty-nine veterans participate in classroom and shop work, with plans to start home construction for families this fall or soon after.
Editor Charles Wright of the Maki Home and Garden journal condemns atom bombs as unchristian while addressing Episcopal leaders and the Greek tape rapa chorus. The event, hosted by the Mons Chih Rev Cooge church, drew church members for a dinner and discussion on war, religion, and social effects amid tax debates and open dialogue.
The Genital Veterans Committee will cond ict Bluclon for election at the annual meeting to be held at the Devepl P FP Mingdah Garrisons Army and Navy Union Taonta in the Chiant Building Sunday April 27.
The Parent Teacher Association of Waehovbache announces Family Night at the Jamie Hay School with plans for a May 8 luncheon. Lansingburg board members Mic Raymond and colleagues highlighted the annual spring conference set for Schenectady Way on May 22 and outlined fundraising and ways to involve teachers and students.
Women of Moose hold district conference planning meeting to organize local chapters. Auditing report and endowment launch discussed, with panel, dinner, and honorary mentions for Marvel Richardson in Glens Ball and nearby towns.
Funeral services for Leland Lane, longtime civic leader and former president of the Troy Trust, are set for 3 pm at St Pauls Church. Lane, a trustee and secretary, died recently. he taught at Concord and led community efforts with the National Gis Bank of Trey.
The 130 men at Russell Sage College were honored at a convocation in Frost Presbyterian Church as the college recognized academic excellence. Four scholars received Kellay Scholar honors and 22 earned class honors for high averages, with college officials praising their maturity, cooperation, and scholarly conduct.
About 1400 people attended the St Delors School event at the Hendrick Hudson last night. A charity card party and fashion show featured local teachers and student clubs with lighting improvements announced for the venue.
Golf course in Siew Park plans to open tomorrow for the season. Local official Edward Wachter hints at improvements and planning with town for play, scheduling, and early conditions.
State Board of the Teague of Warren Vetere will address women voters at the annual meeting. The speaker, Mrs Carroll Peon, holds degrees from Radette and Danke University and is a member of Phi Botw Wanpa.
Bishop Oxnam lauds rising number of young men and women choosing ministry at the Troy Methodist Conference start. The event at Saratoga Springs features admissions discussions, ministerial qualifications, and a memorial service plan, with leaders outlining paths to full membership and notable speakers.
Lansineburg High School and local junior high schools announce honorees for the 1917 commencement. Notable students include Veal Mackinw and Alm Hushes as salutaorians, with Mitchsow Hughes and others among graduates.
Emma Willard School students plan a 2 pm demonstration featuring water ballet and rhythmic tableaus. The event includes a water ballet with 12 club members, staged by the student group and faculty, followed by outdoor activities and a campus visit by dignitaries.
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