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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1946
Page
15
A tearful compilation of obituaries and memorials from a local Troy Record page honoring the deceased and their families. Names such as Myron, Joseph, Lloyd Whiston, and Margaret Blew are noted among hospital affiliations and personal tributes. The piece preserves solemn tones, listing kinfolk, locations, and dedications as neighbors recall lives and loyalties.
Obituary details longtime Watervliet contractor and banker Major Young dies at home after a lengthy career. Survived by wife and children including two sons and two daughters, with services planned Friday at 2 PM at St. Marys Episcopal Church. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
Obituary notices and memorial blurbs from Waterford and surrounding areas reference multiple deaths, funerals, and interments. Names include Mrs Michiel Paskaw, Helen, Barker, Waterford residents, and several local families. The items describe funeral arrangements, church services, and burial at St Marys, with dates and locations scattered through the fragmented text.
Post meeting to form in South Ead amid claims of Velvins of Kinin Wars and officers’ feuds. Bonde Kod vermis at St donepbh’s Chapel to discuss proceedings. details unclear due to corrupted text. Wester officials and local leaders referenced. attendees to be announced.
Fragmented obituary notices list a wake at Marys Cemetery and funeral rites for several local residents. Names include Dotty Rudaluen and others with dates and burial details, indicating community memorials held in nearby towns with multiple services and burial at Warren family plot.
The Troy Five director group and members gather for Lincoln Day at the Troy Club in honor of Abraham Lincoln. New directors Liane, Kelsey, Ab Wetter, Tampon, and Aik Maymond join as Neulel retires as president. Draper delivers a lengthy address on providence, unity, and Lincoln’s legacy, emphasizing the nation’s struggle for freedom and the duty of governance.
A community club meeting set for Wednesday at 7 in the evening announces plans for a nylon and hat event themed “Ward-togen.” Committee members listed include Gerald Gould Mary Clarke Carn Mann Pete Wate lonthurint Gwen Chup and Shieh Lewiott with Rex terminannays in charge of the rebowing committee Jona Mittite Loki Woatats Chujitne sey Pate Constiner Paplin Hand Gorey and others. The Athalco Comet will meet Wednesday likely in the Postoffice.
The Troy Hospital honored nurse aides and Red Cross members from Rensselaer County in a evening event hosted by Sisters of Charity. Mrs. Janes W. Fitzgerald presented the program, stressing Red Cross service as humanitarian work. Mertride Moore, vice chair of the county Red Cross, spoke on ongoing Nurse Aide Corps efforts and thanked attendees amid praise for continued volunteering at the hospital.
City and county officials attend the annual party for City of Tray employees to be held Monday February 2 at the Aimex venue. Jamie chairman and Josephine F Renney lead committees with assistants listed, including L Lawlor and M Mazgon. Captain Magar Kean Joseph E Galligan aid in event logistics as dinner arrangements follow remarks and guest seating is arranged.
CASO VAATIN reports on a Troy native and son of a police sergeant who aided undercover operations in the Philippines and New Guinea. The narrative details his investigations into Filipino gangs, illicit liquor rings, and the capture of a major black market network aiding American troops and security.
Garrison leaders accuse Ostertag plan of consolidating state and county welfare bureaus and threatening veterans rights built over fifty years. They warn the measure would remove veteran committees from welfare units, reducing attention to veterans. A special meeting is set for Saturday night to discuss testimony, with many veterans urged to attend.
The Spa authority seeks to determine radioactivity in local mineral waters. Dr Bautisch and Dr Mavientie Me lead the investigation, after four months leave, to test an agent combining magnetic iron oxide with taiden to treat rheumatic and allied conditions.
In a West Virgintown education plan, World War II veterans Robert A. Denison and Robert A. Pennsinger attend the same courses at Tray schools. The pair, living at 224 Pawling Avenue, travel, study, and study together while navigating joint lessons and occasional debates with their professor.
An emergency call at Vi street near Droxprer Park led to a Police Sergeant being hospitalized. The scene involved a medical transfer and an ongoing inquiry by Neray esnanitt into the events. Further details on the suspect or motive were not immediately available.
Area health officials announce a voluntary plan to offer hospital and medical coverage to residents, with potential expansion to cover outpatient expenses. The program, to be funded by participants, aims for summer rollout and may include broader services later. A Cancer Training Day was also proposed by the Health Department, with guest doctors invited and a moment of silence observed for two late staff members.
Kiwanis marks National Brotherhood Week with a Thursday meeting at the Hendrick Building. Speakers include Teelwehard Quinine of Wise Biller Church, Rabbi dubus Ke Girtinan, and Pramas Vo Kenoey as Jewish guest, focusing on combating prejudice and promoting unity among communities.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Ack Abalone of Natane celebrate a golden wedding anniversary at their home with family and friends attending. A reception at the house featured gifts and well wishes from relatives and community members.
A local Chamber of Commerce event for wholesalers is set for today at 68 yam Iguennara Lane West Sand Lake Gay Mall venue features entertainment and raffle prizes. Mrs Jane Canain presides as president.
Waterford officials released details from a January survey conducted by Cluet, Peahudy & Co. Inc. on water and smoke conditions at local plants. The report cites emissions from Ford Manufacturing Co and other facilities, noting one site produced limited smoke and concluded the nuisance would decrease with equipment changes.
Mrs. Peter Ne Schelde of 1251 Thind Avenue in Wiliryllet reports a pheasant visiting her porch. The bird perches near a bird bath and feeds on scraps as neighbors observe it daily.
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