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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1945
Page
14
Firefighters were called to Hartigans Department Store at 84 Connland Street yesterday afternoon. A rubbish fire and a basement window frame caused smoke in the basement as crews used a booster to extinguish the small blaze.
The family of the late Telin Pil Kine thank friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kind provisions during their recent bereavement.
Mr and Mrs Klotz invite guests to a confirmation service at St. Bernard Vestry on Saturday morning. Richard and Hon in Yue are listed among attendees, with cordial invitations extended by the vestry committee.
In memoriam notice listing names and kinship figures, with multiple obituaries and funeral details. Includes references to Mrs Mary V, Donald Brannany, Catherine J Wilmn, and others, mentioning churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes. notices of deaths span Troy and Waterford areas with dates and burial sites.
The Troy area Boys Department Y M C A captured first place at the junior Olympics held yesterday in Schenectady. Amsterdam Gloversville Johnstown and Albany city teams competed as Troy dominates track swimming and relay events. Notable swimmers and sprinters earned multiple top finishes including relay wins. The meet featured 13 swimming events with Troy sweeping several relays and earning high scores overall.
The Fulton Market at the northwest corner of River and Fulton Streets in Troy has a history as a fish and meat market on its first floor and an armory theater and events space on the second floor. Fire damage in 1908 preceded its demolition, with a plan to replace it by a modern five story building, leaving a mark on the corner where the market stood for decades.
Mayor Ahern and Building Superintendent Visited the model dwelling on Liflir Avenue to inspect a proposed conversion by the Housing Board into a public residence. The plan aims to showcase temporary prefabricated apartments with plumbing and electrical supplies, showing a four-room unit on the second floor and a first floor one-room unit as part of a dual demonstration.
The Troy Elks social committee held a dinner party at Vandenberg last night with Chartes Halse as chair and Peter Maloney as co chair. Arthur W Mace gave remarks praising Tray Tadge and William Brogan. Afterward the group went to the Elks Club for entertainment and refreshments.
Temporary employees at the Troy Post Office who assisted during the Christmas rush will receive pay. Postmaster T M Collins announced the payment window from 2 to 4 PM tonight. Potential delays or adjustments were noted, but the instruction emphasized timely compensation.
Two new registrants added to the 1A class in Clana district reach. Selections list four men quitting and 42 men rated as LC.
A Troy woman and a man were injured in separate accidents yesterday afternoon. Police and patrolmen reported injuries from crashes at Road and River, with both victims taken to local hospitals for treatment.
Catholic School seniors select a queen for the annual ball. Therete Pickett is named queen, with Miss Kay Tandy and Wallace Curieisting Co chairing. Committee members include Henry Pages, Joan Dillon, Anthony Murray, Margaret Mitchell, Elise Deseve, Jean Gaynor, Bernice Sullivan, Ann Murphy, Ruth Bal, Shirley McGuirk, and more.
Mrs Berita Connors, 92, of 483 Broad Way Ruyaselace, died at her home from influenza after several days illness. Coroner Dr Trits Simon of Tlennxélaor Wat certified death as due to influenza following a morning visit to the residence yesterday. The deceased was reportedly in a good state when first found and later succumbed.
The notice records shipments of goats from local herds to Brazil. Names of consignors and destinations appear amid garbled text, with references to a registered herd of Swiss Tuggenburgs and a Moyall address in New Scotland.
Officials sworn in as new city supervisors include Nav Lo, Dunenn, and John Wo Simitt in the first day of the year. City clerk James Mio MicGrath noted their offices begin immediately while others’ oaths follow later, shaping the seventeen member board.
A father and son were committed to the Renasieller County jail yesterday afternoon for the peace by a district judge after arraignment. The son, 78, was charged with driving without a license and over-stone. The father, 39, was charged with allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a large car.
Local Republican women hosted a Christmas party with entertainment and decorations. Guests included Mrs Mazel Neat and Mrs Mars Zobel among others. speakers featured Mrs Mazel Neat and Santa Claus. The event showcased a festive tableaux with a Christmas scene centerpiece and musical performances by local signers and pianists.
A local group plans a New Year event at Plaza for a Lite party. The post notes a delegation will conduct services for the festival at 2 am at a specified river street location, led by a named administrator and party members.
A humorist entertained the Kiwanis and other service clubs at The Henitiel Budteon. The event featured scenes and audience reactions, with remarks from club leaders and references to longstanding community ties and charity work.
A Hoosick Falls woman faced a draft charge last night amid irregular reports. Authorities said she was held at the county jail pending processing as officials deliberated the case. Police did not release further details, and the incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors accepted Franke G. Cumiskey’s resignation to name Wilford A. Le Forestier as commissioner of elections. They also designated banks as county fund depositories and approved bond payments for county officers. Statements by Democratic supervisors Eugene Laans and Leo Dorah highlighted service and thanks as the new board convened.
The Coll Housing Office at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy seeks space and dormitory options to shelter around 400 veterans already on campus with hundreds more awaiting admission. Officials urge community help to provide housing for married couples and single students pursuing a college education under civil rights goals. Extension 75 after December 26.
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