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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1945
Page
18
The record contains an odd weather note titled Hoorly Tempenenature by the V8 Weather Luna with scant readable content. It appears as a brief, fragmented weather item dated December 1, 1946 from The Troy Record.
Stanley O Grady veteran of World War II is elected president of the Joseph PLFE English Garrison Army and Navy Union. The group names officers including Lara Prespare and Mitchell McCulve with plans for a Christmas party. Troy housing survey and state action to ease shortages dominate the meeting notes.
Loving memory notices for Lawalenson and family members. Includes references to Frank J. Nowennib and Elizabeth Newcomp, with distant mentions of funeral sites and family relations. Fragmented lines hint at hospital, church, and kinship details from a memorial page.
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements list individuals by surname including Babcock, Fisher, Dotter, Gorman, Glynn, Margrave, Leckonwy, and Nicoll. Entries include dates, residences, and service details at churches and cemeteries, with callers invited Wednesday evening and Thursday services across Waterford, Albany, and nearby towns.
Weather Bureau reports a record low near 1006 and a rise to above 16 degrees today. Strong Canadian cold dominates the West and Midwest with 87 mile per hour winds. yesterday’s high 19 and low 10. Forecasters expect little change in temperature for the next few days.
Numerous obituary fragments list name changes and memorial notices across Albany and nearby towns. Entries name deceased individuals including Lorene Cain Reynolds and Madeline AL, with funeral details at local chapels and churches, several in Albany and Waterford, and service times on varying December dates. Other notices reference relatives and friends invited to attend funerals and memorial services, with locations on State Street, Clinton Street, and local church parishes.
The Rens adler County Committee and Almer fern Legion request addresses of disabled veterans in hospitals to prepare Christmas Cheer Boxes. Notices may be mailed or delivered to Abbott at Noble-Calla Post and to William M. Turks in Troy for packing on Sunday, December 1.
Peter G. Evans, New York tax expert, urged Congress to let new businesses spread profits over four years instead of two. Speaking at the Albany chapter meeting in Troy, he argued that four-year investment horizons would unleash venture capital, create jobs, reduce inflation, and aid reconversion while calling for an advisory tax reform board to simplify laws for individuals and corporations.
Funeral services for Rose Engert 85 of 1832 Seventh Avenue who was found overcome by illness Saturday in her home and died Monday night at Samaritan Hospital will be held tomorrow at the William A Toshey Funeral Home. Rev Seth M Genung of First Presbyterian Church in Lansburg will officiate. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Coroner Charles J. Cote announced death from a cerebral hemorrhage. Autopsy by Dr Gustavus Kiunck and Dr E J Hamilton performed.
The boast of governors of Teay section of Vega Caravan, Order of the Alhambra, has been reappointed by Jonn T Anderson, grand commander. The appointees are Otto A. Pann, Edward J. Farrell and Charles Walsh. The caravan plans for a losing party next month in Coheen, for the annual communion breakfant at Siena College in April. Mr Anderson praised the Work of the Trojana, particularly in conducting a number of major activities, including dinners and dithees, for the entire caravan.
A horse named Prince bolted from its bread wagon near Green Island and traveled alone to North Troy. Samuel Jordan, a salesman, witnessed the scene at 333 Fifth Avenue and alerted the company. The driver Ragir Gelare, in Green Island, chased the runaway horse, then reported the incident to the office. Official routes were considered as Prince moved toward Troy, with the exact path unknown as traffic and safety concerns rose.
Danish Sisterhood will hold a Christmas party tomorrow night at the Danish Brotherhood Hall on 212th Street. Sophie Hansen, chairwoman, will be assisted by Mrs. Carrie Ks, Mrs. Halga Deck, and Mrs. Inoa Madsen. Entertainment directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Jensen with assistants, including Mrs. Helen Gailey and Elizabeth Miner. Esther Jensen presides.
Troy High School will run an adjusted schedule from December 18 to December 12 to allow students to work afternoons at local stores during Christmas. Dismissal is 12 30 pm daily to enable full time employment, with students urged to obtain working papers immediately to avoid delays.
Mrs Mande Kent was elected president of the Cal Circle Ladies of the G A R at the Spanish War Hull meeting. Miss Lorietta Mahoney presided as president, with Edna Muscatello named Vice president and other officers listed. Installation slated for January with Ada Collamer of Schenectady as installing officer. Christus party followed with gift exchange and a donation to Knights of Columbus charity.
The Binneke Congden dancers will perform at the Women of the Moose Christmas party at Hoffman's in Moratnds starting 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Direction by Miss Marion Santry, with Mrs. Exald Dufreste as general chairman and Mrs. Phylls ken as co chair. Committee members include Mrs. Frisces Romrath and Miss Vilzinta Bert rand. Tigkota oversees Nellie Metonald, with the entertainment committee led by Mex. Rave Brackem gncbles. alin Tannar.
George H. Prout elected as the upstate member of the Tray, MC, Board of Trustees at a board meeting. Announcement by Robert G. Betts and Frank Ward notes Prout will fill the Tremy F. Sherman vacancy through May 1946 and continues a long family involvement in Y work.
The Medical Society of Renearlacr Cogaly elected Dr. Kamild KH Massey as president amid debate over socialized medicine and tax impact. Officers include Dr. Finacia J Pagan as president, Dr. Rachel E De Friast secretary, Henry Engster treasurer, with other physicians named to council and delegation roles. A lecture by Dr. Alexamine N Skinner on thoracic surgery preceded a discussion on physician classification under compensation law as the group plans future meetings.
Veterans at the State Vocational Training School Sitma College and Austin Senaty School face payment delays. At Troy state school 72 of 100 veterans have not received checks this year. About 40 percent of the 100 veterans in three schools await or have never received checks, prompting efforts by Charles G. Adair, regional director, to expedite payments.
Friends of the Troy Fresh Air Home organized a charity drive with gifts for underprivileged children in the Gratton mountains. William N. Antorsoi, treasurer of the fund, noted several gifts will be aged next year to support holiday aid. Donations include memorials for Mr. and Mrs. Mulan KH. Hancher and Gre Henry Rhrabuth, with additional contributions from Mrs. Fancher and others.
County board adopts resolution deleting 2,201 real property items from tax rolls, listing wards and valuations totaling about 390000. Transfers back onto tax base reduce overall valuation. bids planned for printing minutes and journal of proceedings. Proceedings adjourned until March 27 at Spa.
A Chelstnus party and grab bag will be held at a joint meeting of the Sgt Walter Adams post Minesiean Lepton and auxiliary of Averill Park tomorrow night in Lae rooms A gate party will follow Refreshments will be served Auxiliary president Hazel Atwater will preside at the auxiliary meeting and Carl Wicks commander will supervise the gust meeting.
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