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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1945

Page

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Veterans Reunite Honoring Local War Veterans at 99th Birthday

A reunion at 368 Sixth Avenue AVRO honors veterans from Civil War to World War II. Mr Horton, turning 99, served in Company A Second Vermont Volunteers and is active in Veterans of Foreign Wars. George W. McCune and Benjamin Tavis attend, with McCune detailing service on Luzon and Corregidor and Tavis in the 42nd Infantry across Mexico, France, and Belgium. John H. Wilkes, junior veteran, recalls Italy and the European Theater with multiple decorations.

Horton George W. McCune Troy Luzon Corregidor Philippine Philippin Benjamin Tatvis France Pfe John H. Wilkes Faecab Street Tirst Italy Souther Prince Germany Hurey , Horton Sixth Avenue My. Horton Benjamin B. Harris

Ralph T. Simmons Dies in New York

Ralph T. Simmons, a native of Hoosick Falls and former bank employee, died Friday at 44 Gratievey Park North New York from a hemi attack. He was a principal bank examiner in the metropolitan area and previously served at several Troy and White Plains banks. Surviving are two daughters, Foster of White Plains and Sgt. George Simmons of the Army, and a sister Miss Maude M. Simmons of New York.

Simmons Hoosick Falls Gratievey Park Noth New York Thomas Eo Emma Cupit Wat New York University Auen Securi ‘Trust Co Gradutin Troy Union National Bank Manufacturers ‘National Bank Wls White Plain Presbyterian Church Second Presbyterian Church Foster White Pining Sgt George Simwns the Anny Maude M. Simmons New Yok Shushian Robert Witfing Wis Sehenectady Caroline Center Hom Charles RB. Hedges Harry Peek White Plains Prisay Glenn Loudis Dean David A. M. John Houges Lake Manuel Rockwood Albany Rockwood Allen Center Riter Misa Florence Gilchrest Philadelphin William Gilchrest New York State College Aheir Clifford , Gilchrest Walbridge Buffum Jana Margaret Luffum Washington, D.C Wilder Buffum Ondawa Fawn

Two Cohoes Young Men Receive Minor Orders

Two Cohoes youths were among 13 Franciscan Friars of the Order of Minor Capuchins who received Minor Orders from Bishop William A. Scully at SS Anthony on the Hilson Seminary in Rensselaer. Briar Omer Chevalier, son of Mr and Mrs William Chevalier, 95 Badley Avenue, Cohoes, and Friar Alea Bagley, son of Mrs Edna Bagley, 31 Clifton Street, Cohoes, were among the graduates.

Order of Minor Coventanls William A. Scully Albany Catholic Wineese Phice Hilson Seminary Rensselaer Briar Omer Chevalier William Chevalier Badley Avinriie Cohoes Aleais Badgley Edna Bagley Clifton Street Co Tha Chevaliers

Colonie Resident Cleared in Schenectady Signal Case

Colonie resident Frank H. Carpentier was found not guilty after a joint trial with Allen Zindle of Hoosick on railroad signal alteration and false signal charges in Schenectady County Court. Judge Videfie ordered acquittal if jurors doubted Zindle's testimony, and key counts about breaking signal boxes were stricken. Paula Carpent er testified as the sole defense witness. Jewelry sold from Marjorie Paddock Bragaw estate brought $19,400. the Third National Bank & Trust Co. administers the estate.

Schenectady Vriday Frank H. Carpentier Colonie Allen Zindle Hensselaer New York Central West Shoreline James W. Vide Fie Zindle Ino Imost Carpenter Prior Tale Marjorie Paddock Bragaw Pilts- Mold Pilts | Seld Third National Bank & Trust Co New York City

Christmas Carols Planned by Local Church Choirs

Johnsonville and Ithaca residents visited Frisbie Rome this week while Barbra Join Frisbie returns to Russell Sage College in Troy for holidays. Miss Cora Warner hosted the Missionary Society Christmas program, and on Christmas Eve the Presbyterian Church choir and Westminster Fellowship plan carol singing as customary.

Ernest Wilson Heathrow Philip Wilson Ithaca Frisbie Rome Barbra Russell Sage College Troy Cora Warner Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Preabsterian Church Westminster Fellowship

Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Errors

Puzzle fragment lists numerous garbled clues and mismatched letters. It appears as an OCR error filled with misread terms such as nothings like VMT student and Austrian. Some entries resemble crossword style hints but are unreadable or corrupted.

Fragmented puzzle plagued text with scattered clues

The passage presents a garbled list of puzzle cues and stray terms. It strings numbers, names, and fragments like Mako, Bac, Revitten, and Ramor into an incoherent set, offering no clear event, person, or place to anchor a concise summary.

Mako Tormey Saenaries lemTlas Portugueis Jengit Nate Roxtern Pny

Probate Will of Elmer H Craver in Surrogate Court

The will of Elmer H Craver who died December 14 1945 at Nott Greenbush is presented for probate by Judge Edward J Dohonik. The estate is under 5000 dollars in rent and over 10000 dollars in personal property with 1000 dollars left to grandsons Robert A and Peter L Welway. Residue to daughter Lois Welway and son Cyrus S Craver. Taylor and Taylor are attorneys. Letters of administration issued for Flora Tr Sproat widow of Dr Charles Bt Sproat. Estate exceeds 000 in personal property and more than 5000 in rent with husband and three daughters as beneficiaries.

Elmer H. Craver Nott Greenbush Edward J. Dohohik Robert A Peter L. Welway Renssellaer Lois Welway Rensselaer Cyrus S, Craver Sec Fond Street Taylor & Taylor Flora Tr. Sproat Charles Bt. Sproat Valley Walls Carolyn S. Spigner Mari S Fisk Flora E. Heaj Valley Katia H. Irving Chase

Waste Fats Still Needed in OPA Campaign

The OPA Albany regional office urges Troy housewives to save waste fats, paying four cents a pound in Troy markets. Fats are collected regularly from markets, weighed, and paid to proprietors. do not delay turning in fat before it molds or smells. This salvage supports relief of shortages in consumer goods and helps prevent further fat oil shortages.

OPA Albany Troy Roy

Mechanicville Girl Dies After Car Collision

Delores Delung 18 of 2 Round Lake Avenue Mechanicville died of injuries after a Friday crash on Broadway. Driver George J. Koon 27 Sycamore Albany charged with reckless driving. bail set at 2000. Witnesses say Delung and friends were returning to Broadway after helping a taxi during the break of a chain in Ward's Lane.

Mian Delores Delung Round Lake Avenue Mewhinieville Broadway Menands George J. Koon Sycamore Street Albany Prm Pallea John W. Howarth Koonz Julian B. Elway Albany County Elway Miss Delana Sliss Rose Carbon Mechanicville Ward Misa Delano Miss Carboni Iassistance Douglas Smith

Peerless Staff Commended For Service During World War II

The Peerless Company staff receives a commendation from Brig. Gen. Ye Vee of Halloran General Hospital for wartime service. Joseph Rosenberg receives the certificate from Maj. Gen. T. A. Terry. Staff funded a station wagon for wounded soldiers and sent gifts and help to the hospital. Also notes the Troy Public Library and branches closing for Christmas Day.

Peerlees Co R. G. Ye Vee Halloran General Hospital de Voe Peerless Co Rogo Joseph Rosenberg Troy Wisny T. A. Terry Second Service Command Reiset

Troy Sailors Cupid Aid Amid Local Trade Row

In Bellgoven Arizona a Troy based crew supports a local Valentine effort. The event involves a shop cooperative and a figure named Jiweley, with details about a Troy sitter and Inspector In the Troy turena term.

Unclear fragment on a chain of events at stores in Arizona

Fragmentary OCR recalls Mitchell and Robert Campbell planning to ship a diamond for a girl in Seligman Arizona. Campbell allegedly visited a Troy jewelry store, which then sent orders to Guam. The tale mentions a Wismond and a Rint to Belle mat with damaged wording.

Mitchell Hed Pal Robert Campbell Astefort Arizona Seligman Mitchell

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