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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1946
Page
19
A Brunswick community honors Pastor and his wife with a tribute service. The event includes reflections from church leaders, memories of the pastor’s long tenure, and remarks about his dedication to congregation, education, and youth work.
Fragmentary obituary notices list names such as Nel acds sider if Mex Petal Tule and Mrs Sears Asgmurd Pune ferme Pindu, with references to addresses at 847 fel Street and a St Jean's Church ceremony. Earlier lines mention a probate event at Weluck and a memorial hospital mention in New York City, followed by various local names, addresses, and ceremonial times in an odds-and-ends style death notice page.
Fragmented notice outlines Morticians Association events a Ladies Night plan and nominations for officers and council members. Names include Hedda Journet Jean Hil Lavive and Jon J Mangini with A Taobes presiding. Mentions family Christmas card and a discussion of nestling plans amid unclear text.
Annie Ge laundry worker found dead inside the home at 792 Powh the Aster. Police reported death likely not natural, with investigation ongoing. Names William I Ryan and others referenced. unclear details due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented obituary notes list multiple funerals and funeral services across Ringwood and nearby towns. Names include Alva Navman, Mae Navman, and George Wan. Events reference St Marys, St Mav Vienchy, and Ringwood Cemetery with church services and interment details.
The American College of Surgeons awarded fellowships across the United States with 14 foreign fellows honored. The Surgeon General and officials in Washington and abroad received honorary fellowship distinctions while the college's board announced moving research duties to a new department head and division.
An OCR fragment describes a school program with students and faculty including Colleen, Dopahl, and Chrene. It mentions songs, prayers, greetings from principals, and refreshments. Names include Everett Wughex and Sulley Anderson. George A. Cook led delegations. The event featured religious songs and community involvement.
The Holiday Bureau coordinates welfare work across agencies to provide gifts, groceries, and kitchen essentials to needy residents. Volunteers organize drives and events at multiple centers, aiming to ensure cheery holidays while avoiding stigma and focusing on practical aid.
School 18 held an assembly led by principal Edward W. O Been. Marvey J Provent directed a program featuring the school orchestra performing On Parade and two other songs. The Choral Club sang several numbers including Chiselings Stavlight and Nazeroth. Ruth Wood Hayward Lona Catherine Gichella Lois Smattin performed solos as pupils presented after remarks.
Father AL Koenig of Mountain View Avenue is permitted to settle a legal action. The case involves Koenig and another party with attorneys listed, including Linke Grange and Catan. The settlement is noted as occurring around a specified date, with the matter connected to parties in Mountain View and local legal proceedings.
Postmaster Line reports a near end to the Christmas mail rush as windows stay open hours and staff work overtime. Mail totals show Thursday inbound letters at 284 500 and week to date higher than last year, with 837 sacks of packages processed after weekend closure. Inquiries note out of town letters and parcel post guidance, while workers continue to handle peak volumes amid safety and processing concerns.
Ludlum Steel announced the retirement of three longtime staffers from Watervliet plant. Ralph DeVries, Mills, and Hauprich leave after decades of service linking to pivotal steel developments. The Bi-monthly meeting honored their contributions to tooling, maintenance, and lab work.
James Crosson 68 of ahe Pourtt Street was rushed to They Hospital yesterday afternoon with possible injury to his right knee after an accident south of Congress Street. Police report states his car was parked out the ene im ieourtt when he backed up and struck a pedestrian. He was picked up by witnesses and transported by Spr Joseph Coffey and Patrolman Wyant Maselli.
Maples S. Sampson CPA executive, slated to speak at a sales campaign planning program. The event features plans for a sales organization, with speakers including Hangs A. Stanton, membership secretary, and other noted members.
Fragmentary text lists several names and terms with no coherent event. Key entities include Booiks Shoulder, Kall Mra Bloor Gatlin, AVM, Draken Wie, Praenee, Sail, Hop fon pettoe, Railolmeny, Magnerta aml Chaales Bats. No discernible event or date emerges.
Snow blanketed the state causing city traffic gridlock and flight disruptions. Plows worked through the night as motorists deserted cars, freezing temps rose to near 9 degrees, and schools delayed reopening while officials warned of continued slick conditions.
Ambiguous transcript recounts officials defending Gov. Dewey endorsement amid questions of political influence. Albany officials and aides indicate Dewey’s stance remains under scrutiny while a Republican congressman and others weigh in on potential votes and strategy in Washington.
Cathalle Central High School alumni committee announced a semi formal dance for Saturday evening. Alumni president Raymond Shaughnessy chairs the event with Eleanor Anthony and William Lath as general coordinators. The committee includes Maria Castellor, Slane Flanigan, Mary Clark, Shirley Robillard, Manetta Farone, Novine Williams, Theresa Ventragi, Rita Bon Doris M Cure, Ola, Sophia Malik, Felici Ambonys, Paul Moodark, Vieikind, John Alsace, Nigh Crain, Nac Kelly, Gerald Minahan, and Coleman trans. The orchestra will provide music for dancing.
A noisy text fragment describes a reception for new members of a Saint Francis group. It names individuals, times, and a ceremony following a procession. The content is garbled but implies initiation events and dated rituals lacking clear dates or places.
YMG AL Boys to be hosts a party and open house event during school vacation week. The program runs with toys, lunches, and activities for attendees, including a fundraiser and a community gathering featuring a visitor from the Olympiad circle.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a welfare program and a committee member named Geeta, with plans to extend bolts and include Anna and Brand in a ceremony. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations, but references a public welfare department and a program launch with participants.
Fragmentary text notes a social event or gathering involving Membria and several names. Details are unclear, with multiple garbled words and possible locations or groups. Further readable context is needed to identify date, place, or participants.
Unclear OCR fragment references a planned event or notice. Names, places, and dates are unreadable. The readable text suggests a personal or community item but details are not discernible.
A New York Supreme Court term in Rensselaer County focused on divorce and related actions. Adjournments pushed several cases to the next special session in Troy, with numerous plaintiffs and defendants represented by law firms such as Koplovity & Ginley and Murphy, Aldeh Guy, Braderick & Simon.
Report describes a tense training session at Central Police Station involving officers and trainees. Central precinct details indicate Westin safety policy discussions and a focus on discipline.
Four students on Christus vacation were injured when their car struck a post and stalled vehicle on New Road 2 yesterday. Richard Mule Hing 20 of Third Avenue William Chetstensen 24 of Fifth Avenue Edward Xander 20 of Fifth Avenue and Phine Davenport 19 of Stuyven Avenue were taken to Leonard Hospital. Mullins owned and drove the car. Mullins and William Chetstensen were transported by Trooper E Lund from the Newtonville outpost of Troop G.
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