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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1945
Page
17
In memory of loved ones and the bereaved, a faded notice lists names and dates. The text mentions William and Claresct More Yn, Etthor Dhue, Charley UW Thanhat, and a Dec 1941 death, among others, in a sparse memorial style with unclear context.
A garbled necrology lists many names across scattered lines, mentioning Bonet and Laven families, late relatives and mourners. It references funeral rites at various churches and cemeteries, with scattered mentions of interment locations and family connections.
AreaFuel dealers plan to form a permanent cooperative after fuel shortages. Representatives from Nay Caboes Waterford Greed Ialund and Walervtot will meet at The They Club for a Friday dinner to approve a constitution, elect directors, and set by laws. Charles Melly will seek ties with the New York State Solid Fuel Merchants Association as the group aims to protect mutual interests and consumer heat.
A packed audience attended the All-Troy show featuring a history lesson on the Allies, a string of skits and performances led by conductor Jube Kelleher. The second act highlighted a variety of acts including musical numbers and a closing chorus performed by numerous named participants and community groups.
A long OCR fragment lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices across several names and places. It mentions services at Sacred Hearts of Mary, St Fridge, and St Agnes Cemetery with prayers, requiems, and interments scheduled in December in Waterford, Albany, and Kenanda areas, with relatives and friends invited to attend.
A planned mobilization drill assembled forces from multiple units around New York, Albany, and Amsterdam as commanders organized for potential emergency duty. The exercise, staged at the Trey Armory, aimed to test readiness and coordination among companies under Second Hop and related detachments, with detailed attendance and command structure reported.
City planners from the state meet at Schenectady to discuss planning topics led by Ralph Bo Winslow Charmain and Dr Genres Ro Tol inson with attendance from the Department of Commerce and allied institutions. The conference runs through the day with welcome remarks from local officials.
Mrs Harriet Hargrave of Watervliet has died after a brief illness in Albany. She leaves a husband Alexander Hargrave and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at Parkin Bros. Memorial Home on Broadway Thursday at 4 PM, with interment at St Patrick's Cemetery.
A second bobcat has been killed near Milton Center in Saratoga County. The animal weighed about 23 pounds and measured four feet, shot by Dee Philips of Huntingtown. Reginald Shonas and Thenty O King aided in the hunt, with the catch reported by morning.
A report from Rensselaer outlines steps by the sheriff and education officials to address truancy. Officials aim to enforce warrants and place emphasis on keeping children in school while coordinating with police, the department, and local guardians to ensure compliance and avoid punishment.
County clerk records show business certificates filed for Canine bnnga of North Queen pest control to operate the Edwin tingo Venanuim and the Sunset Musing Home in North Greenbush. The filings list Benjamin Malsl une attorney and partners Tor Chinlis Laolls of Schenectady and Prirle Bowley of Waterfort as responsible parties in the matter.
Obituary notes the death of former boxing official McCormick, age 79, a longtime figure in Troy's boxing and civic circles. He served as state boxing commissioner and led as president of local merchants groups. Survived by wife Bernice, two sons Thomas and John, and three grandchildren. services in Troy with burial at a local cemetery.
A Home Bureau group outlines plans to craft gloves and holiday decorations at the home of Vi Juigh Co. 18, with members invited to contribute decor and greens. Mrs Ralph Memeon is listed in association with the project as they prepare for craft activities and table pieces for a community event. A separate note mentions a girl bitten by a dog on Eighth Avenue West, with a report filed by her mother to Julie Taet.
George Li Wavia, president of Moy Aver Council Boy Scouts of America, presented the Beaser Award to Sherman in a packed Hendrick Rudison Institute dinner. United by reports of expansive scouting efforts, the event highlighted 1,184 Scouts and 522 adult leaders, with plans for 124 acres of camp expansion and a yearlong budget of 4 9319000.
A jury in Albany County Supreme Court awarded 27000 for personal injuries and 4000 to a daughter in a two car collision near Watervliet. The action named Mrs Lydia Reynolds and Clothier Chauffeur Conten as defendants with Donohue leading the plantiff’s case. Defense was by Ranney Conners and Lies with Conlen and multiple parties entering negotiations.
A brutal cold snap moves into the region with subfreezing temperatures and strong winds. The storm could bring light snow and two inch accumulations in some areas as the mercury fails to rise above freezing tonight and remains frigid through tomorrow. Strong winds and clear skies may allow rapid cooling across the midwest and northeast.
A damaged OCR text shows fire department members selecting nominees for various offices, naming chairs, vice presidents, secretaries, delegates, and a convention venue. The election is set for a future date at the Eldorado Hotel with Charles L Muar presiding and committees named.
A boy was severely hurt by a business vehicle on Fifth Avenue near 113th Street. Patrol officer Magee and others assisted, taking the injured youth to Lyonard Hospital where a compound fracture with other injuries was treated and the patient underwent surgery.
A garbled report describes Riordan Gravely undergoing treatment at Simaitan Hospital after an incident. Details are unclear due to incomplete text, but the item references medical care and a nighttime event involving the patient.
Miss Thomas Deenthin ATH and Streeh Woodside Lf notified of Miss Engers death by police teletype. Coroner Charles J Cote ordered autopsy. funeral to be held from Wilhaal A loodes Funeral Home. Neighbors reported wind from a coal stove caused the poisoning.
The Brunswick Home Bureau will study fur remodeling and clothing construction practices through December. Members demonstrated crafts including a tunic dress, pinwork flowers, and wreaths, with leaders appointed for crafts and garlands. A Christmas greens event at Christmastime, a covered dish dinner, and signups for gift exchanges were noted for the church gathering on January 2.
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