St Joseph Parish Party Held By Sacred Heart League
A wild party will be conducted by the Sacred Heart League of St Joseph Church. Mrs Catherine Outhout will preside, with Mrs Helen Turner as cor chairman.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1947
Page
11
A wild party will be conducted by the Sacred Heart League of St Joseph Church. Mrs Catherine Outhout will preside, with Mrs Helen Turner as cor chairman.
Fragmented obituary card lists names and relations, dates and services across multiple deaths and anniversaries. It mentions memorials at various churches and cemeteries, with scattered references to kin, locations in Troy and New York, and funeral arrangements amid a garbled OCR text.
Aujard Colanian, known as Bud, was named deputy director of the Rensselaer County Veterans Service Agency by Director Alb Van Nedergaeng. Colanian, a Trap native and Air Civilian veteran, served nearly three decades in military and civic roles. He is active in the American Legion and related veterans groups and is married to Lendye Bare.
City auction results show higher bids for unpaid taxes with properties sold to new owners. Officials note revenue gains and list notable bidders including military and local entities while detailing specific properties and dates of sale.
A youthful British farmer and Donald Stoker compare farming in England and the United States. They argue England uses land more intensively, with three-tier farm classification and tighter land control. They note more mechanization, higher yields, and different farm marketing practices in Britain.
An all female show at Rumyell Theater featured outfits from streetwear to evening gowns. Notable attendees included Miss Frances Dusty and Jean Ackerson with commentary by Miss Wells. The afternoon opened with a white serge ensemble and progressed to bridal couture, while stage staff and sponsors supported the event amid broader social highlights.
A chaotic Saratoga scene emerged after two babies were found unattended in a vacant residence. Officials cited welfare delays and investigator unavailability, with temporary guardians appointed as neighbors reported a parent had recently left town. Authorities described the infant girl as eight months old, found by a Humane Society supervisor and law enforcement in a distressed condition. The case prompted investigations into county welfare actions and transfer of custody to suitable guardians.
Hudson Valley Lodge honored Arthur W Morton at a meeting held by the lodge and its officers. The event featured degree work conducted under the direction of past grand officers, with references to other lodge members and community figures, funeral notices, and timings noted for various services in the surrounding area.
An unclear report describes a gang robbery of a local policy messenger. District Attorney officials, including Harold Dacr and Timothy Gallins, lead an investigation with state and local police involved. Suspects questioned at Central Station. no arrests announced as inquiry continues.
Willard Day students will present a horse show outdoors on May 10 in the Willard Day school grounds. The program will begin with a drill and include horsemanship acts, with participation by eight leaders from various grades including Nancy Clapp Jane Cinetl Carat Collins Toss Sherman Gil Whitehurst Wendy Witherell Sheila Sutlands Lee Warneke Phyllis Hodge and Fayetta Witherell.
Waterford voters backed Citizens Party with John Walsh achieving a clear plurality for village president. Alfred Renzi and Anna Sullivan also tally strong returns, while the Citizens ticket dominated most posts. Republican candidate Busha trailed, and his statewide ticket showed weaker performance than last year.
The Mong Vous Sucinty presents Panvini in a season finale at Muni Hall, featuring operatic favorites from Gentral Gily to San Carlo. Guests include Donna Harris and the Jay Vocal Society with a program spanning Chopin to Schubert, amid civic notices and election notes.
The State Veterans Yearinet School at Noytay seeks permission to build and operate low power educational radio stations. The plan aims to involve students in frequency modulation and amateur operation under approval by the communications department. The project would provide hands on training and access to facilities for students, with oversight by the school’s director and associated officials.
A muddled OCR entry describes a court settlement involving Miz Marle Buchanan and guardian for Manat Buchanan. It mentions a $2000 settlement, a transportation incident, and references to various legal actions and defendants in a supreme court case.
An article reports on a proposed war reserve plant with Arsenal designations and involvement from the Waterclal Arasant and Merve Project. Officials discuss wartime production, leasing to private manufacturers, and long term use for essential materials while Congress weighs authorization. The piece cites statements from Washington officials about readiness and strategic provisioning.
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