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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1946
Page
16
A fragmented obituary tribute lists deaths and family sorrow, naming mothers fathers and brothers among mourners. It blends garbled lines with repeated phrases about bereavement and remembrance, mentioning local figures and a funeral context. The text preserves a somber tone while echoing a public memorial notice.
Unclear handwritten text lists many garbled names and partial dates. The fragment mentions individuals, locations, and possible events but lacks coherent action, structure, or identifiable news event to summarize.
Fragmented obituary notice from Waterford NY area listing many deceased and relatives, including Hamlin, Lealtrmrn, and members of local families. Mentions funeral details, burial at Patrick's Cemetery, and various associated names and locations with scattered dates and addresses.
Bishop Nersayan heads arrangements after returning from Armenia as he outlines malarial and cultural revival efforts within the Anitantar Church in New America. Rev Miron Renjilfinator introduces the bien and prayer selections are offered by Delian Vuruzian with Ann Duagith.
A jumbled OCR page lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Names such as Helen Barton, Handel T. Pored, Veronica Lonergan, and Anne Gerald Went appear amid scattered dates, places, churches, cemeteries, and funeral times. The text references St. Bridee Chiat, St. Seneca Cem, Granville WY, and a Be Ady sa Aemeberg, with various addresses and speakers, but most details are garbled.
A disputed transit fare case before the Supreme Court centers on whether fare reductions can be imposed. Justice Bergan heard arguments as Philadelphia area lines faced potential five cent fare cuts. The Queens-Noassay panel discussed franchise questions while noting years of prior fare decisions.
A decree of judicature from Survegete's Court appoints Mildred Deenihan as administrator of the estate of Rose En pert, late of Toy. The estate shows 311,307.76 to be handled by the administrator. The will of Willa Ms Bovare was admitted to probate and lists an estate of Joeshry SA with exucutrix Carrie M. Savage and daughter Margaret 8. McCelliam as heirs.
Pride of the Tikhten Ane éienk Foresters will hold a new lodge installation on Saturday March 16 at the Vray Yt CG Aa. Frank da bewin will instate officers including John Meleoni chief ranger and George C Fischer sub chief ranger. Other officers listed include Ray Fl Prout secretary Thora Carr treasurer and Slinky Diinnon woodward among names. The event follows an honorable discharge from the Navy for Lewis.
Police say a youth admitted a string of burglaries in Troy spanning multiple streets including Reyanie Avenue and White Station. The arraignment was postponed for a week as investigators verify details across Wattins ford, Think Avenue, and nearby areas. further charges and suspects remain under review.
Dr Sulzman again leads the Community Hotel Corp as officers and trustees were elected. Named were Joseph Younges as president and a slate including Livinestone W Hovastor, J Gondman, J Cronin, and others. Also elected were executives handling the Roranmillen affairs and several named treasurers and board members.
Firemen assisted 61 year old Finkle of 718 Fourth Avenue as he was taken to Samarda Hospital. He appeared to suffer a heart condition and was given inhalation therapy en route. Police, doctors, and patrol officers attended and described his condition as faint.
A local Haskell school plans a meeting for parents and teachers to discuss collaborative roles. Fourth grade activities and expectations of parents will be outlined by speakers including Millped WW and Baerhio. The session aims to explore effective home school cooperation.
Mise Frances Young will be made a 4 H clothing specialist in Madison, Yolee, Ontario, Bobuvlen, Seners and Cay Ue. Miss Young will direct sewing and display work while serving as club agent with general home economics duties. She earned a master’s degree at Cornell in 1991 and studied textiles and clothing at Teachers College Columbia University.
A rugged OCR passage notes the RO PLT panel awaiting engineers data on housing sites. It mentions proposals for housing, a public housing authority, and college housing administration with deadlines and potential delivery conditions. The text is fragmented and hard to parse but centers on housing site approvals and project timetables.
Firemen battled grass fires while a sprinkler line failed at a Troy City garage on River Street. A squad from Central Fire Station rushed to the scene as responders reported smoke and flames near the Moomas Street area, with details unclear due to damaged OCR.
A thief stole a car in Troy and wrecked it after an accident near Vliet Street. The driver, Frank Chotniers, was injured with bones broken and taken to a garage. Police, led by Bad Nord and Charles Jerrourke, investigate the theft with Hawkins and others aiding.
Community leaders praise the Y.W.C.A. for organizing a clothing collection to aid those in need. Mrs Paul, the association president, leads volunteers preparing garments and school supplies, with support from the national Y.W.C.A. and local fellowship committees.
Willi Chapter plans a military ball with entertainment and displays. The event will feature a parade and a reception led by corps officers and local dignitaries. Hosts announce arrangements and preparations for the social gathering.
About 500 workers at Allegheny-Ludlum plants agreed to return to work within ten days amid a tentative pattern agreement amid strikes. The talks between management and unions followed a week of walkouts at several plants including Waterford, Veneseter, and Colivex, with wage concessions discussed and a possible early return to normal operations by next week.
The article reports a dramatic zero wave event and unusual weather pattern. Names such as Welter Bare and Lempert appear in scrambled form amid references to a frame and a winter day. The piece notes a shift in conditions and hints at a forecast or advisory linked to a notable temperature drop.
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