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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
18
The Troy Record provides a brief weather bulletin for Troy New York with temperature readings and times. Data includes early morning and afternoon figures and mentions moisture and conditions. The snippet shows garbled OCR but indicates routine daily weather observations and hourly marks from 4am to 4pm.
A flag will be presented by Lad II Blume Past FW Auaitlory to the roat at the feink meeting of the two am anizations. Mrs Amy GC McPhee will make the presentation assisted by an instructor.
In memoriam entries honor Beck et al and mourn many family members across years. Names appear with dates marking recent and historic passings. The column preserves tender tributes to spouses siblings and parents and recalls loss with reverent memory and soft prose.
Fragmentary notice mentions Beadfald resident Manaiane and others in a local event. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate community notices and names. No dates or places clearly readable.
A garbled OCR obituary list reports multiple deaths and funeral notices. Names such as Meret Morraseens Suluey Galhint Mee Rad Rates and Anna Couture appear alongside scattered addresses, dates, and burial details. The text mentions funerals at Brant-al tir Trey Moapitel and Elmwood Cemetery with requests to omit flowers, plus various family relations and residences in cities like Glast Bele and Waterford.
Thomas Rafferty outlines plans to convert the Turner Fairth Prevet building into Lansingburg facilities for a playground and games club. A two floor complex will include a policy desk, library, meeting rooms, game rooms, a two way bowling alley, showers, and crash shops in the basement. About twenty boys will join the Lansingburg High School gym team for the Avan JL days league with the first game at Tndson.
Death notices from Albany area record Wiamen F. Savage James K. Sheridan and Flor Thompson Byrd. Savage, 2 at the Kerwin Brothers Funeral Home and St Marys Church with high mass. Sheridan, husband of the late Cutharian Schlindwelo, father of John Stewart Sheridan, funeral from Daniel D Puree and Kon Wunernt Hoon to Sacred Saint Church with high mass. Byrd, wife of De CH Aprons and mother to multiple relatives, funeral Saturday at 2 o clock from the yealease and interment at Elorwood Cemetery.
Tyler Howald, 34, of 25 Flat Street Albany was hurt when his 1940 coupe struck the rear of a flatbed truck carrying slate into Troy Dutchtreville Road He was taken to Saint Margarets Hospital and described as fairly good. Vehicle driven by Floyd Watrowe 25 Granville faced investigation and the accident scene was taped.
Dr John A Sampson, senior gynecologist at Albany Hospital and professor at Albany Medical College, announced gifts of 100000 each to the Albany Hospital and Albany Medical College. The hospital fund aims to expand buildings and services, supplementing a 3 million expansion drive.
The Tray City Rensselaer County War Price and Rationing Board moves its price division from the Red Tank room in The Hotel Troy to the board's main office. The switch aims to improve efficiency as eight staff work on price and the rest on rent control. The Red Room will be remodeled for banquet use.
Letters of administration are issued by Judge Edward J. Donahue to Catherine M. Chriakin for the estate of her husband, destinst Christlin, who died in Troy on August 3, 1945. The estate totals $800 in personal property with bank accounts jointly held valued over $5,000. Attorney Michiel J. Doignan represents the estate.
The Worn's Auxiliary of the Fresolone Club, sponsored by A, hosts a dinner today. Meals are served noon to 2 pm and 5 pm to 8 pm at HG Foetal Street rooms. Social director Mrs John Sirtorl oversees arrangements.
In a decade long slump farmers shift to pulpwood cutting, with Rensselaer County turning to pulpwood for better returns. Vermont and adjacent markets absorb much of the supply, while local tree prices rise slightly but no boom is seen. Many farmers forego trees this year, easing a historic shortage as dealers face Christmas demand.
A two story frame dwelling on Burden Lake Road Averill Park burned yesterday afternoon. Dorothy Mills about 18 daughter of the owner assisted by two other children escaped with three other youngsters. Firefighters from Averill Park and West Sand Lake battled the blaze for hours. Dirt and furnishings were destroyed. Trooper Karl Lang notified the family.
Absurd court action in Albany County Supreme Court seeks 360,000 in damages for Barbara Clothier, a three year old injured June 14 in an automobile crash on Nineteenth Street, Witerview. Plaintiff Edna Gluthier, guardian, sues Ray mond Clothier, Lydia Reynolds, and John Conlen for driver and ownership related injuries. Counter suit seeks 10,800 from Clothier and Reynolds. wife seeks 10,000.
Rep Dean Taylor said New York could convert the Saratoga ship to a state shrine near Albany with full preservation duties. Navy experts reportedly offered to turn the ship over if the state assumes all future care and shows interest in moving the vessel upriver.
The Veterans Bureau relocates offices to 297 River Street at Fulton and River Streets. The change aims to ease access for veterans while maintaining services at the new two room space with a contact, Vincent J. Bargalla, available for guidance. Office hours begin Monday with weekday and Saturday morning availability.
Rainey named state Veterans Aid Counselor for Rensselaer County. The salaryless appointment, announced by the state adjutant general, assigns duties to assist veterans with disability claims and related financial aid while claims are processed. Rainey, active in veterans groups, will work with county and state offices and liaise with several veterans organizations.
The American Legion County Committee will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday night at Center Beans, Cropseyville. A supper will be served before the meeting and a relief bus will provide transportation from Alelon, stopping at Clinton Heights, Rensselaer, and Troy.
Bulk tomatoes drop to 34 cents per pound as OPA price controls shift. Spinach and beans see reductions while other fresh fruits hold steady. weekly ceiling charts set new levels for updated consumer prices.
VIDA MILLEN CUMBERLIN leads the Chromatics in a varied program at Music Hall last night. Dr Kindler conducted a nonchronological mix featuring Sibelius Symphony No 1 in E minor and Chopin Polonaise arranged by Kindler, with Glazunov Festival Overture and Antheil Decatur and Algiers.
The Catholic Women's Service League held a Charity Christmas show at the Crystal Ballroom of the Hendrich Hudson Hotel attracting around six hundred guests. Proceeds benefit the organization Christmas Welfare Fund supporting community activities. A fashion show directed by Miss Marion Duna and Mrs Willem N. Connor featured nine league models and music by Mrs Frank Willy.
Richard Stillwell of North Greenbush was named county supervisor of dairy herds by the Remsre-Tuer County Dairy Herd Improvement Association at nine o'clock Tuesday evening in the fimba reeau office in the post office. Stillwell, recently discharged from the Navy after three years service, completed two weeks' training at Cornell University in milk testing and BD work. He fills the vacancy created by Bertha Traver's resignation, with the appointment effective December 1, as Roy Otteian of West Land Lute presided at the meeting.
The will of George Hyatt late of Whitehall has been probated at Hudson Falls. It bequeaths all estate to his wife Alice Clack Hyatt with support for their children Louise Hyatt, Jena Ud, Eappe Moe, William Hyatt, Lucille Milter and Ruth Locke Hyatt. Executors named are the widow Louise and son William, with witnesses Robert Nedde and Warren Sears.
Washington County public aid costs rose with increases in old age assistance foster care and general relief. The board noted higher expenditures for dependent children under county supervision and a shift of burden to home welfare programs, with details on foster home costs and per diem rates.
A four conference event on physical education standards in New York state co sponsored by Sage College and Russell Sige College will be held tomorrow. Dr Elin Sabe G Rodgers and Dr Abernathy will attend as supervisors of health and physical education. Delegates from eastern schools will join tests, a business session, dinner, and discussions on basketball officiating criteria and local umpire rating bonuses.
The Wi-Y Club plans a debate on conscription at the WOM, featuring president Krulp Kelly leading the affirmative and Clarence dunnions guiding the assistant side. Opponents Jock Rubl and Sigua Hawee, Mortin WW, Boye Wark will present counter arguments as the basketball season schedules are discussed with Robert A. Seahbours overseeing physical education. Three games will be played this year among Culines Alpha No and Lowi groups, with weekly Wednesday meetings on campus.
A partial OCR text notes a junctional election process led by a community group under President Bonvinia at a local meeting. The readable fragments mention a municipal or community election and an overseeing figure, but details are incomplete.
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