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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1945
Page
12
Fragmentary clippings show a weather brief from The Troy Record environment section. The item references hourly temperatures and a forecast cue from the local weather bureau, though details are incomplete. The readable text hints at periodic updates typical of 20th century city weather notes.
The family of John B Pure of Johnson wishes to thank relatives neighbors and other friends for their many acts of kindness after their bereavement.
In cherished memory of our only son and brother Cpl Charles Powell called in action in the South Pacific on the island of Caradieril. Also memory of Joseph Wallan Seite who paged away. Gone but not forgotten by mother father and sister. December 2001.
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Port Ridmund and surrounding towns. The items note deaths of Adams, Baines, Bunton, Chopstals, and many others, with service times, cemeteries, and residence details including St Marys Cemetery and receiving interment at local churches. Names include Willam Conn, Mary Clifton, George, and Lawrence, with dates and locations scattered throughout the page.
Hoosick Falls police judge Beta Witfany aged 69 died yesterday at 34 Parsons Avenue after a stroke. A native of Rensselaer he had practiced law since 1901 and served on local boards and commissions. Funeral plans are incomplete.
The will of a Hebron man, recorded in Washington County, bequeaths the entire estate to his wife and two children. The widow is named as executive and the will lists her and her nephew’s child as beneficiaries. The document was witnessed by the county authorities and recorded at the county election office.
Five babies arrived yesterday across area hospitals adding holiday cheer. At Leonard Hospital Troy a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lows yranick at 648 Wien a second birth followed at Cuhoen Hospital with a son to Mr and Mrs James Romano. A single birth occurred at O45 pm to Mr and Mrs Join Mottman at 427 Seventh Avenue, with another son to Mr and Mrs James Romano at 6 36 pm. In Troy the hospital at Cuhoen reported a girl and a boy born to Mr and Mrs Martin Flannery. A second daughter arrived as well, marking multiple holiday births in the community.
Michael J Cronin a former city employee of the Public Works division died at home after a period of illness He lived at 1618 High Heights Ave and had been retired for some time He was born in Toyind and survived by his wife four daughters Miss Ann Cronin Mia James Mrs William Poland and Mrs Teward GC Renton and son John J Cronin The article notes he was a longtime employee with the United Lrnetion Go Vy and a comm one ant of SH Triicis th Ailes Ghureh Myr.
Richard Hogera, 11, sustained a left knee cut and a possible injury after a fall near Oakwood Cemetery. He was reclining when the incident happened in Slang Town area. He was admitted to Leonard Hospital around 2:30 PM.
A second major water main break within two days floods River Street near River and Federal, sending water into cellars and forcing shutoffs. Earlier, a break on Congress Street west of Brunswick Avenue prompted emergency work. officials suspected worn pipes. Damages to the cellar are undetermined as crews continue repairs and plan further inspections.
A Schaghticoke man Donte F Button aged 10 of Min Steel was fatally injured when his vehicle rear ended a car owned by Rollan Sherman of 461 Second Avenue. Button died from a fractured lung and hemorrhage. autopsy by Dr. Sproul and Dr. Kenyon. Sherman’s car struck a tree. Sherman and others injured. Funeral services set for 2 PM at the Schaghticoke Presbyterian Church with burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
A public notice details Mrs Nellie Loyd with installation of a chairmanship at Granville. Officials listed include Mrs Ala Posiie as conductress Wis Ogi Huges and others. Names such as Zelda Goliberg, Vine Rilby, and Clayton appear in the role slate with treasurer duties noted.
Members of Apollo Commandery 1% Knights Yerphar gathered at the Prey Masame Teo yesterday for the annual Christmas service. The program featured readings and songs, a sermon by John W Tylston, and a plan to deliver gifts to children at 7 pm with a visit to Troy Cray and Me Troy Cray for toy distributions.
The Kawdex Clubpwall hosts a joint event with Rotary and Lions clubs. Prominent local figures including Troy presagisty st aments and Drank 4 Ward proot president of Rotary Chih are slated to speak. The program also features Gortok Le Havee and Hinder the direction of Lit. t W Rossel.
Anaselm Wope of ys enter tainers sponsored by Troy Council with Catholic sient sgenetes during the next week. Three performances will be given by the troupe at Hot sisil Lol. The Little outers Of the Poor on Sunday Shamas Cestete. Lov heéward TY Rost wall will open the pre ren Phe Ud suit eyade Jy Ww Stow hs int an Eta wattle Initiad Los tuk hipht meng Ak Chi WA Lather yorats. A saluin mires will be celebrated at Meter Church for the intention of the e eth on the SOL8 te.
The All-Troy Club held a festive party yesterday on Second Avenue near 11th Street welcoming more than 100 children. Funds were raised at a show featuring local performers and community leaders including Milligan and Hilton. The committee for the event, led by Ai Hilgallon, included Ovin, Nele, and Mabie Harry Murphy among others.
Fire torn through a porch at an unspecified address causing damage to a home. The incident occurred yesterday and no injuries are reported. Local responders attended and secured the scene as investigators began reviewing the cause.
The Record Newspapers Bureau reports Tropan received an Aroty promotion in Washington. George Henry Krug of 8 Vt Pleasant Avenue Lray Finn was announced yesterday to the War Department as Captain Krug, assigned to 1st Sealonact, with details incomplete.
A report details a person nicknamed Cuty Eye involved in a noon incident on Houbtok Street. The injured individual was transported by police and hospital staff to Bintuiten Hospital after suffering a head wound. Witnesses and officers are named, with ongoing department inquiries and medical treatment described.
A heavy sleet storm crippled Troy area travel and street activity turning roads icy and dangerous. Residents reported downed trees and power issues while officials urged caution as schools and services adjusted.
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