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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1946
Page
14
In memoriam Dev or de V or. A memorial notice honors Mila and Betoun, noting a death on a distant date and promising to keep memory alive. It references family, friends, and a sense of ongoing remembrance without specific details.
A heartfelt card from Beaton Long Phe Hanley and Amma Fa thanks friends and neighbors for support and visits during a difficult illness. Names and places are listed in a warm, personal note.
A garbled OCR page lists a range of names, places, obituaries, marriages, and notices. It mentions individuals such as David Willane, The Sarat Heel, Mary, and various surnames with scattered locations and dates, including hospital and church references and interment notes.
Democratic lawyers consid er Holmes for surrogate position as county convention debates who to back. A committee delayed until Monday a decision amid talks to unite around a preferred candidate, with no firm commitment yet evident from party leaders or precinct delegates.
A local notice honors a Troy Road woman on her 90th birthday. The brief mentions family ties, living arrangements, and community respect, highlighting a long life and ongoing connections within the area.
Fragmentary OCR describes an incident on a street in Illinois involving a person named John Luby. The text is garbled and may reference a renaming or relocation and a polar end in ear yesterday afternoon with a mention of bread and beer in unclear context.
Fragmentary text lists names, places, and events including cemeteries, services, and a funeral. Mentions Mary Cemetery Pas SEAUIME AC and Watertond Harald Cemetery, with dated references and scattered personal names, but structure and details are heavily garbled.
Register information from Rensselaer County draft boards details classifications of new registrants and recent inductions. Board 384 and Board 33 in Troy and Hoosick Falls report numerous entries including 1A to 3A, 4A to 3A, and discharges or delinquencies as new registrants are processed.
A community Learn to Swim program extends its deadline to Monday morning. The Troy recreation commission announces expanded registration and ticketing for swim lessons at the city pool, with sessions for boys and girls and certificates to be awarded at a ceremony next Saturday.
Cropseyville breeder Chertes M. Rodeigues of Viain Grande Patan Crapsayeile receives the Conservative Breeding Aiara.hy asrsinive Breeidere Association honor for Ayrshire cattle. His herd scored highly on type and production with several animals designated excellent. The owner’s cattle passed a rigorous state university inspection, highlighting strong milking and breed characteristics. This marks a second such award for the Ayrshire breeder from Cropseyville.
Allany trolley shift planned for August 1 affects routes as Mecheopuan and Bell line crews prepare to resume service after a plant strike. City transit officials warn of potential delays and advise riders to expect adjustments during the transition.
The Nassau plant announces an advanced expansion with a plan to employ 20 persons. Manager Crore Mvecett states the facility will add new production lines and open August 1, signaling growth at the Sitinte fetes plant.
The Matera Mele Post outlines a membership drive led by Anthony V L Cloth as chairman. The drive targets veterans and Italian American neighbors, with a reception planned in October at the Fahan Community Center and a youth-teaming event in the works.
Jester W. Hersog district OPA director ordered stores to display price posters and await funds decisions under the OPA extension act. Meantime, Hersog cited alleged improper practices by whale merchants and warned landlords about rent deposits as the July 1 price controls took effect, with penalties for violations.
Police hold two suspects in a Long Island slashings near Growaville with victims described as vacationers from Lobe Island. A Wednesday examination with experts including Theodore van Stoveh aims to determine a method used to pick up victims, then attack them with a knife. Victims were transported after the assault and hospitalized. authorities seek more details from witnesses.
Women of Moose name committee chairmen appointed at a gathering in Young Hall with Mes. Grace Kuzine presiding. Appointments include publicity Mrs. Rose Bracken, library Miss Vine, and chairmen for Friendship, Colise of Regents, and Hospital Guild. Local chapter to resume meetings in September with events on the first and third Fridays of the month.
The Roblack triplets Alaxandsi Helen and Tajesha celebrated their first birthday together in Five yer Toke night as guests of two sisters to sir pieke pete in their ener al Alin Savern West Powell Amy 2 nay. The triplets were born in West Powel Viv on Amy and now reside in Troy. Talotha served in the Merina Corps Women's Reserve for five years and Alexander served with the US Army for three years including two sane ball. Helen formerly worked at Watervliet Arsenal. Last night's surprise party was attended by Misses Kay and Anh Holbinck, sisters of the triplets. Twenty guests were present. A special program of entertainment was planned.
Closing exercises for Y Day Camp featured award of prizes for outstanding participants and crafts. Joseph Farrell and Dick Larson took top prizes in aviation and plaster work while Kohat Dumartier won for tie work in the same area. The program included demonstrations by Robert Dawbney and a music act by Ray Filkins and his band.
Nicholas Warley will visit the Veterans Hospital at Tupra August 10 and 11 with the Central Veterans Committees of Pray and Tonsal. Matthew J. Kelly directs the production with rehearsals at the Sons of Tray Post Anton Ivan Legion. Two performances Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Fundraising supports the Wart Koland Scholarship Fund and leadership programs for county youths.
A fragmented county report notes a poor raspberry crop due to winter injury and disease pressures. Farmers and gardeners report hardening plants and losses from rot while noting unfavorable conditions affecting yields.
Damaged OCR text reports completion of rock drilling work on a river channel near Troy with blasting and dredging operations. Names, dates, and exact locations are unclear due to transcription errors but reference to marine engineering and river works is evident.
A public meeting at City Hall outlines the Watervliet Civic Chest fund drive set to open on September 23. City officials and the Chest committee discuss leadership, goals, and event scheduling, with Mayor Denton pledging cooperation and a plan for permanent officers and a ceremonial opening.
An aid item moved to a woman at her home following a local incident. The report mentions AUPE involvement and a timetable, noting Cape don Tositoes and Chany Conley in connection with the case. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Spa Church hosts a festival tonight at White Sulphur Springs Triptei to raise funds for St. Peter's Church. Co chairs Mrs Joseph Shanley and Thomas Donahue lead committees with Raymond Quinny and Dan McGuire in charge of games and novelties. other heads oversee food booths candy and gifts. Admission is ten cents per person. event aimed to finish church by summer 1907.
The Supreme Court yesterday granted a divorce in the Renzsolaer-Chancey matter, with award to Mine Roberts and others. The ruling involved attorney Moe Reveree of Athans and references to a POA. The decision was issued in Ponsactiny, affecting the parties and property arrangements.
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