Fragmented Time Schedule Entry for Dec 1
A partial timetable fragment shows evening hours around 9 pm 10 pm 11 pm and midnight on December 1 in a Troy Record page. The text is garbled with unreadable characters and lacks clear events or locations.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1949
Page
14
A partial timetable fragment shows evening hours around 9 pm 10 pm 11 pm and midnight on December 1 in a Troy Record page. The text is garbled with unreadable characters and lacks clear events or locations.
Delta Lodge of Perfection AA will meet at 7 30 p m Friday at Troy Masonic Temple to elect a trustee to serve the remaining term of the late Lewte E Hughes. In memoriam notes honor Mary Concetta Gulley Mrs Mason Newcombe Lucresio and Winters with family signatures.
The column records births at multiple area hospitals including Jackens, Lapp, Mazer, Nielsen, and Sloan with parent names and newborns, and notes a third anniversary Mass for Mr James C Himes at St An tones Church. It lists dates in 1942 to 1949 and locations In Schenectady Cohoes and surrounding towns.
Several obituary notices from this city list decedents with addresses in Watervliet and nearby, including Adkins, Bouchard, and Cave families. Entries note funeral home services, interments, and visiting hours, with details on relatives and spouses.
An early Christmas cheer story from Troy details Leonard and Blanche Klotz becoming parents of triplets all girls born at St Marys Hospital. The weight measurements ranged from four pounds eleven ounces to five pounds twelve and a half ounces. The mother and three babies were reported doing fine. The couple, living at 438 Taylor Court, has three other children and ties to the Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue.
A series of automobile accidents in the Troy area yesterday left seven people hurt, one severely. Among the injured were Barbara V. Smith of Concord New Hampshire and Bernice Catlin of Keene New Hampshire, with their daughter Joyce and others treated at local hospitals. A separate two car crash on Spring Avenue involved a Watervliet mother and children, while a third incident at First and Second Streets caused damage to three cars. Other notices list obituaries and funeral announcements for local residents.
The notices report the death of Samuel T. Hulett, mill officer and executive, at 10 Warren Avenue after a short illness, with survivors including his wife Mildren Hoag and brothers Carl and Roy. Other obituaries list services for Jennie Pyn, Frank B. Rodgers, Arlene Rentt, and Mary Jack Tima, noting funeral homes, dates, and interment sites.
A solemn funeral Mass honored Rev Francis Oppies OFM a pioneer in the Franciscan Province who served Italian immigrants and was confessor to Mother Cabrini. Attending clergy included Rev Charles Tallarica Rev Jerome Scorzoso and Rev Matthew De Benedictis with Rev Lawrence Pizguti as master of ceremonies. Interment at 10 am today in the Francican Cemetery at St Francia Seraphic Seminary Lowell.
Sandra Ciabotte an eight year old Schenectady girl died soon after a Christmas party held by family and friends. She had battled a brain tumor and passed away during the celebration after relatives gave her gifts and a final visit. Her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Ciabotte arranged the party in her final days.
Knickerbacker Junior High School students will present a talent show tomorrow in the school auditorium. The event is organized by the Parent-Teacher Association with Richard Mall as master of ceremonies and community singing to follow.
Robert Cave 18 a Berlin High School athlete died instantly yesterday when his 12 gauge shotgun discharged while crossing a log. The body was found at 9:30 am near the Dutch Reformed Church nine miles from Berlin center. Coroner Anthony E. Matera ruled accidental death after exam by Dr. Marvin Thompson. Burial at Center Berlin Cemetery. Survived by parents Marquita and a brother Charles. funeral at Seventh Day Baptist Church.
Raymond McFarland, of Albany, suffered second degree burns when exposed to high voltage at a hub station while fixing damaged equipment for New York Power and Light Corp. Lights in central Troy remained off for about an hour during repair. He was hospitalized and reported in stable condition.
Watervliet Mrs. Lillian Hildebrandt seeks the return of her six year old daughter Kennetta Costello from her brother and sister in law George and Mrs. Orton. A habeas corpus writ will be argued at 10 am before Supreme Court Justice William H Murray at Rensselaer County Court House. The petition claims the child is being detained unlawfully to offset care expenses and cites prior temporary custody arrangements made in May 1948.
Potentates from across the area attended the Oriental Temple AAONs fall ceremonial in Troy. The event featured initiation of members, first and second degrees at the Masonic Temple and Germania Hall entertainment. William Jones of Schenectady presided with Alton Holmer Hann Erlicher Leonora Young and Lowell Orienta assisting.
The Berlin Men's Club will hold its annual meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the First Baptist Church in Berlin. Officers will be elected after a program featuring moving pictures of Berlin residents and a cat poetry reading titled Pun On a Part.
John Anderson of Paxiet Vi suffers a fractured right ankle after a skiing party mishap. He was taken to Emin Laing Steven Hogpieram for treatment under the direction of Irn DeForest Gador.
A sharp temperature rebound in the Troy Area ended near freezing conditions yesterday afternoon as readings rose above 32 degrees for the first time in almost a week. The warming trend is expected to continue with a brisk wind and ongoing mild weather for the next several days. Intermittent rain mixed with thawing temperatures made highways slippery after an early freezing rain.
About 200 attendees filled Ninth Presbyterian Church for the third annual Christmas Prelude. Rev. Ernest Rowlett Bryan spoke, Joseph Dunwoody Jr. read Scripture, and the Memorial Methodist Church choir performed Bach's Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee under Ernest W. Roselli.
Emerald Club saluted Charles F Schermerhorn a longtime member with a lounge chair inscribed in appreciation at a Saturday gathering. President emeritus Joan Buckley presented the gift as about one hundred members attended led by past presidents and Frank Weaver.
East Greenbush hosts a monthly child health clinic for children from one month to six years. Dr Joseph Belser, health officer, and staff will conduct examinations. diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis vaccines, and measles vaccine will be administered to children whose parents request the service. A report on each child will be sent to the family physician for guidance.
Troy Area residents contributed over the weekend to the Wells Fund for Ida Wells and her son Nathan raising the total to 1830 era figures with large gifts from Fred Graziane at a Friday auction and other community members. Children Diane and Lynn Hollis donated 7.62 from piggy banks to aid the Wells family after a fire left them homeless and with three lost children.
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