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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
17
Card of thanks from Huan commemorates a death with list of mourners and names including Walle Kodehuedeon and LIRUNS WALION AI DIGIARDSOR. It thanks those who offered aid and support and announces a memorial or funeral departure from a local district.
The record notes an event for Mr and Mrs Abrotainy Gorton of PAR Twe Serent. Anne She Asn Mirah at their new location Charka Ronilh celebrated with guests at Yatad at Comerceatinn Heitered Rite Cheltok.
A crowded medic field notice lists births at various hospitals with parents and guardians named and addresses linked. It mentions February births, multiple families including Lewin, Cortese, and Ochs, and notes surrounding familial announcements and hospital affiliations.
A damaged obituary page fragment lists numerous names and kin across towns and churches, with scattered mentions of services, cemeteries, and family relations. The text names individuals such as Trelnl Taval, Winey Me Elvan, Raward By Ed DMinseat, and others, but many words are garbled.
The Iran Grotto held a monarchs dinner at the Troy Misunia temple honoring past rulers. Guests included Glenn Ci and George Be, with a long list of lodge officers and committee heads named. A tribute to a past monarch featured at the event, with invitations and arrangements for future presentations.
An OCR fragment recounts funeral notices and memorials for residents connected to multiple churches and families. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Tessie, a Ben, Mariel, and others, with references to graves at a cemetery and religious services planned on upcoming Sundays. The text lists addresses, dates, and attendees in a dense, period-voice obituary page style.
A forum speaker outlines the discovery and development of atomic energy, urging cautious progress and international cooperation. He predicts profound impacts on war, industry, and civilization, stressing controlled research beyond military aims and the need to shift power to civilian production.
In Albay County Surrogate Court Horton was described as irrational amid a will contest. Testimony showed Horton once paid for services and questioned the legitimacy of the will while relatives spoke of a long dispute over estate shares and heirs.
John Dontenay, 27, a bus driver for United Veedon Company, collapsed while driving and was removed to a hospital. The incident involved doctors Dee Nicholas Kokila and Helge Bonlenay, and police reported early details of the event. Further information on cause or outcome was not immediately available.
A grand jury to report District Attorney Earle J. Wiley regarding the Ferway incident involving a warning that hit a teenager. The case concerns a search and court action in Riverside County and related matters before the Superior Court.
Two men faced charges after a burglary at the Grand Union Company store in Kitty Acnne. Police said 190 cartons of cigarettes were stolen. The defendants, identified as Nopainn vatnin of Shannon Shorn GegontKind and Wulkun Shanadiin of Sixth Avenue, will be arraigned in Pall Court. Officers Sullivan Connery and Noonan investigated with Huntin watching the scene. The burglary occurred Monday morning and two pistols were reportedly involved. The case continues to court for further proceedings.
An AH COA representative aided in recovering a stolen vehicle after a report of a car theft near the seventh Avenue area. The suspects were traced to a location on Dreadway Street. The vehicle was recovered and taken to the station for processing.
A war veteran, born in Natal on January 13, 125, was killed when a train struck him near Willimonton, Massachusetts. The victim, Clyde Ed Garlich, enlisted on August 18 and served in general engagements in July and August. Surviving relatives include his grandmother, Mrs. Alien J. Matrit, and uncle Mr. William Morgan of Willimston. Authorities awaited guidance from relatives on funeral arrangements.
State officials announce a statewide network of police training schools to improve professional standards. The plan, supported by the Association of Chiefs of Police and the State Sheriffs Association, targets local and county agencies with a two week initial instruction period and ongoing weekly sessions at multiple sites.
The Legislative Advisory Committee recommends a state veteran bonus of 50 to 250 dollars to about 1.09 million World War III veterans. Debates focus on eligibility, funding, and timing as lawmakers consider timing and political backing before a possible late session vote next Tuesday.
The Cambridge School site on South Bark Street faced debate as residents opposed new construction. Voters approved funding for five new school facilities with a $28,600 expenditure and bonds payable over time. The meeting featured remarks by Clarence Conduct and Charles Odster, with several officials and residents attending.
In Albany and Waterford, Irene Williams of Troy and James Remington faced federal charges. Williams pled guilty to forging government checks and received probation after Judge Kant delayed sentencing. Remington pleaded guilty to stealing personal property and awaits probationary terms pending government action.
The Lansineburg PTA observed its fourth Founder's Day with guest speaker Mr Cummings addressing Life’s Forhue and questions on aging and attitude. Retired Lansingbars superintendent Net AK received a life member ship to the National Congress at Kent Tynehars Association as sixth graders from Powers School performed a skit about “Mary Lestus.” More than 150 attendees enjoyed a community singalong and refreshments hosted by Dorothy McCann and staff.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Carolyn Hatfield of Pryy with funeral services set for Baye ie Weil Monte 880 Pitt Avenue at 1h. Survived by sister Mog Abbie Rhodesup of Tay and brother Charles Honig Siehals among others. Previous residence listed as Rochester with final burial in Pray.
Alderman Tabahitor Cafled to aid Mrs dtte in a local incident. Attendees included Jann Sqnadvlin and Cobh Wilkin Th Reve with others noted for decor and attendance at a function at 68 8077 Bide Avr oe.
The Roseming Funeral Directors Association to host a dinner dance for members and guests on a weekday evening at The Headrick Hudson. The event will feature a pan service followed by entertainment with music by Sal Arrigo and a free program of dancing later.
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