Troy Record Weather Brief Boxed In December Date
Daily city weather note from Troy shows hourly temperature readings for December with brief forecast context. Notable terms indicate local measure of temperature vary through the day.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1944
Page
16
Daily city weather note from Troy shows hourly temperature readings for December with brief forecast context. Notable terms indicate local measure of temperature vary through the day.
Grateful record notes contributions including Bose Simon's memory with a $3.00 gift to the Fresh Air Fund. The wording appears fragmented but indicates a memorial donation acknowledgment from Forestials to support the program.
In memoriam notes for John Datameser Edward Landnesser and Dorothy Marble with loving messages from mother father and sister. Obituary style lines mourn a mother and sister, with references to memories and Christian sentiment.
A compilation of death notices and funeral details from Troy area sources. Entries list names such as Agnes WH, Bos ad wife of Richard Alesod, Mary Horan, Michael, and others with burial plans at Oakwood Cemetery or local funeral homes. Dates range late 1943 to 1944 with multiple residencies and churches noted.
A special committee was authorized to investigate conditions alleged in Albany County. The executive committee directed the association president to appoint investigators to report next month. Plans include a removal process for judiciary officers and potential Senate and Assembly lobbying. Rumors of influential Albany figures and the arrest of Special Prosecutor Monaghan are noted as ongoing developments.
Camp Fire Girls of Petersburg under Mrs. Léora Hills plan open house at 8 30 p m tomorrow in their hen club rooms and youth center at the Benter Building After weeks of collecting waste papers and fats the group has funds to rent and renovate three rooms Craft classes redecorated furniture for the parlor and craft room Three new members were accepted and officers elected Jean Hills president Judy Spencer vice president Harriette Rose secretary and Linda Manchester treasurer The event features handcraft displays and guests include Katherine Carmichael executive secretary and Mrs Edward Van Winkle president of the Northeastern New York Council
Troy city clerk James M. McGrath announced the arrival of 1895 dog tags at his office. Tags will go on sale soon and all dogs must be licensed by January 4. The oval metal tags faced earlier shortages delaying this year’s licenses, with November sales totaling 2415 licenses and tags, about 300 more than in 1933.
Obituary notice for the widow Kay father a resident of 339 Fourth Street. Funeral services set for Saturday with a solemn requiem high Mass at St Joseph’s Church at 9:00 and 3:30. Survived by husband Samuel J and grandfather of Peter La. Brother of Joseph J, Ws een izland and Ralph Walsh. Friends invited.
The state end of heavy snow storm brings cloudy cold conditions with winds. Syracuse and central regions faced two foot snowfall. many communities without power or telephone service. Roads reopen gradually as trains and buses resume schedules after prior delays.
Fire at Black Hole Hollow Farm six miles from Carbridge near the Vermont line killed about twenty registered Guernsey cows and other stock. A valuable team of horses, two yearling pigs, hay and grain were lost. Neighbors, led by Joseph Guber, found the blaze and the barn destruction. The farm is owned by Barclaykh Douglas and managed by Paul Dret her with residence in the farm house.
Rev. A Abbott Hastings Archdeacon of Albany Episcopal Diocese and former St Pauls rector will conduct the 11 am service at St Pauls Church tomorrow with Holy Communion. He served at The Tree church from 1935 to 1961 and was named Archdeacon in 1533. His farewell appearance in this area precedes his soon appointment at St Johns Beverly Farms Massachusetts. The visit was arranged by Rev John Gass rector of St Pauls.
Marriage license issuances in Troy lagged in November with only 32 licenses issued last month, far below the 1953 figure. Through November 3 this year, total licenses were about 514, down from 546 a year earlier, signaling a six month decline and potential yearly drop near six licenses compared to 1943.
Troy High School will dismiss at 12 20 pm during the week of December 11 to allow students to work afternoon shifts for the Christmas shopping rush. Schools will close for Christmas recess on December 15. Students may apply for working papers if they plan to work part or all of the time.
Parishioners from across Troy and civic groups joined in bidding farewell to Rev. Edmund J. Burns and Rev. Gerald Millett of St Joseph's Church as they move to new posts. New pastor Rev. James A. Nolan and Rev. Bernard J. Lannon were welcomed, with speeches praising Burns and Millett for building a united parish and school community.
Pvt Michael J. Mallon jr 23 3 recetess of three major campaigns in the European Theater during two years of service killed in action in France War Department telegram informed his father Michael J Mallon Sr 181) Seventh Avenue One of three brothers serving in the armed forces Private Mallon lost his life while serving with the American First Army in France He had seen service in North Africa Sicily Italy and recently France entering service in June 1932 He attended St Josephs School employed at Montgomery Ward and Co Inc Menand Surviving besides his father are three brothers Raymond J Mallon fireman l California Pvt William Mellon Florida and Joan Mallon and a sister Miss Mary Mallion
A 1941 sedan valued at 1200 owned by John S Hagie of 3 Lavi Avenue was stolen from Monroe and Segend Streets last night. Patrolmen Degen and Wilhelm recovered the vehicle within minutes at Burden Avenue and Cross Street. The report notes a series of community tributes and church activities connected to St Joseph's parish and itsCommunity Center.
A price panel surveyed 265 registered establishments with 233 checked and 33 violations found. Automotive and appliance repair shops had the highest overcharges and several kept poor records. First-time violators will be summoned for hearings, with some facing treble damages under the administrator’s policy.
Applications for a review of character of discharge are available at the Veterans Bureau on State Street and the Court House. Any ex serviceman with less than an honorable discharge may apply. errors in papers have led to unjust discharges. Veterans officers urge timely filing to obtain corrections and an honorable discharge where warranted.
Traffic on the New York State Barge Canal persisted through Troy and Waterford past the December 1 deadline as officials reported. Seven loaded coal boats passed Waterford yesterday and four to six canal craft were still expected to pass today under a special permit until weather allows full completion.
Miss Carrie Bryant, 73, died suddenly at her Sixth Avenue home last night. Coroner Thomas J. Duffy said death was due to coronary thrombosis. Dr F Cougain pronounced her dead. Bryant’s neighbors, McChae and Kari Pendt became involved at the Bryant home.
Willem A. Purdy of Victory Mills has been wounded in action in the European war area, the War Department casualty list reports. He is the son of George Purdy of Victory Mills.
A 70 year old woman, Richard Allen resident of Fifth Avenue, died at Lepsard Hospital from burns suffered while cooking when clothing ignited in a kitchen fire yesterday evening. Funeral arrangements pending with Wilbur A Toohey Funeral Home.
Miss Helen Majone assistant director of the American Red Cross urged Rensselaer County Junior Red Cross chapters to assign duties, coordinate with schools, and avoid competition. She emphasized school representation, teacher sponsors, and student councils to energize service while noting urgent needs like bed covers, washcloths, handkerchiefs, and recreation items for troops. Local reports cited school fund contributions and lamp projects as signs of progress.
Firemen responded to an alarm from Box 438 in New York Central railroad yards at Adams and River Streets yesterday. A small fire broke out in the head of a locomotive, damaging a curtain and cushions on one side of the engine. extent of damage and cause were not determined.
The day calendar for Monday lists the opening date of the December term of the Supreme Court for Rensdelaer County announced yesterday by court clerk William E. French. Cases scheduled include Nos. 28 37 73 92 93 84 95 202 107 138 139 246 157 161 368 169 and 178.
Reports indicate Ensign East erprook, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds and Mrs. Ralph L. Easterbrook, was killed while serving in the Pacific. The parents reside in Dudley, with other family details provided by local sources.
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