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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1945
Page
12
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The Stant Stants family extends gratitude for the kind wishes and support received during our difficult time. Your prayers and messages mean a great deal to us as we remember our loved one and cope with the loss.
A sequence of obituary and birth notices from multiple families. Entries mention births at Samaritan Hospital and Leones Hospital, deaths at Cohoes and Troy hospitals, with names including Mery, Mary Jang Anderson, Walter Glygo, Wend Noonan, Carol Ann, and Clair Wendt. Dates appear as December and January. no coherent single event.
Obituary notices list Bouchey Bradt and related families with funeral plans. Several lines note services at local churches, interment at Waterford Rural Cemetery and St Patrick’s Church rites. Additional lines mention Ciomi Cioffi and other names with memorial masses and funerals in Utica and Hudson Falls.
Rensselaer County reports show total war bond sales reaching 149 percent of its Series E quota, with individual county sales at 135 percent. By Saturday noon, overall county totals stood at about 5 percent above the target, while neighboring regions posted varied percentages.
Dr James C Boland announced the appointment of three inspectors with territory assignments. Miss Maloney receives the south Broadway area to the city line and east to Eighth Street. Mrs Alber covers the north Broadway area to the city line and east to Eighth Street. Miss Stub eahy oversees the east side of Eighth Street to the city line including Berman Park and Svcaway.
A county report shows an average highway tax rate of 3.01 percent with specific town rates from East Greenbush to Nassau. It lists each town’s assessed valuation, rate per 100 or per thousand, and the tax to be raised, including Berlin Brunswick East Greenbush Grafton Hoosick Nassau North Greenbush Petersburg Poestenkill Sand Lake Schaghticoke Schodack and others with figures for valuations and taxes.
Federal court action seeks an injunction against Adolphi Englett of Troy and Schenectady for alleged OPA price violations in used car sales. Judge Bresnan ordered Englett to show cause why he should not be enjoined from further acts. hearings set in Syracuse. Evidence cites $6,692.96 overcharge at Troy shop and $1,003.97 overcharge at Schenectady shop during mid 1944.
Multiple obituaries list deaths on December 31 1944 January 2 1845 and January 3948 with relatives including Blanche War Ralph Cordell Florence Eadie and Elizabeth Hasner among others.Services include calls at homes and church services at Francis Sales Anthony and St Marys with interment at local cemeteries. Interment details and visiting hours are provided for each family.
The second term of Troy Evening School opened at Troy High School with about fifty new registrations and remaining room in most classes. Women, the majority of registrants, showed strong interest in electrical and mechanical courses. Director Joseph T. Sproule said women may enroll in any mechanical offerings and many aim for Watervliet Arsenal work, using these classes for preparation. Additional refresher courses and openings exist in elementary chemistry, Spanish, and stenography, with several classes likely to fill soon.
Industrial Loan names Coleman president for a three year term after a directors meeting following the stockholders meeting. The board increases to nine then expands with new directors named at 245 Fourth Street including Joseph Smith and Fred S. Fourteenth Ward alderman. The slate includes treasurer secretary and attorney positions with longtime secretary treasurer Troy Gas Co. and other officers elected to stand with Coleman and new directors Ross Wels Bender Huxtable Ecce and Yeo-Huytable.
Robertson unanimously elected chair of the Washington County board of supervisors at an organizational meeting in Hudson Falls. William Fort Edward served as temporary chairman and the board authorized a committee to study lowering Lake George water levels. Elizabeth McWhorter resigned as county historian and was succeeded by Bilary Ward. Miss Abel McGowan appointed to Fort Ann.
John Rabbitt, 38, among the city’s listed homeless population, was sentenced to thirty days in the Rensselaer County Jail by City Judge LaVerne G. Le on after his arrest on a public intoxication charge in Pennsylvania.
The Troy Cadet Squadron of the Civilian Air Patrol announced promotions for fifteen members including Sergeants and Corporals. Cadets Byron Forlett and Allen Batley advanced, with others moved to roles such as adjutant and training in charge. A social with spaghetti dinner, games, and dancing followed at the Troy Armory.
Edward P. McNemara formerly of 728 Third Avenue resigned from Rutgers University in New Brunswick where he was acting director of ceramics to become president of the Pfaltzgraff Pottery Co in York Pennsylvania. He is a 1933 Alfred University graduate and joined Rutgers in 1932 after teaching ceramic extension at Penn State. He serves as secretary treasurer of the Ceramic Association of New Jersey and is a member of several professional societies. He is married to Alma Falle and they have three children. They will move to York on January 5.
Firemen were called last night to a chimney fire at 205 River Street. Damage limited to a parlor area on the first floor. no injuries reported. A pumper truck was siding in front as smoke and flames were confined to the chimney area.
Frank W Rimkunas retired Marine gunnery sergeant and Hoosick Falls resident died at his sisters home after prolonged illness. Born 1886 in Lithuania he arrived in 1907 with brother Rafah and worked at Welter A Wood Co. He served in US Marine Corps eight years including time in Cebu Mexico and Vera Cruz. Survived by sisters Mrs Louis Wirmusky and Mrs John Wirmusky of Hoosick Falls and Mrs Stanley Kerbelis of Amsterdam. brothers Ralph of Hoosick Falls and Stanley of Amsterdam. funeral Friday at residence and church burial in St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls.
Rensselaer County 4-H team joins state judging event at Albany. Members Ted Butler Gerald Goeard George Broadwell Sam Dorrance and others from Brunswick prepare entries in potato judging grading and identification for the New York State Potato Growers Vegatable Growers Association meeting.
Western Union employees will vote on union representation. They may choose between the Commercial Telegraphers Union or AF of L alongside other options. The vote date is indicated as approaching with union affiliation uncertain.
James H. Smith of the Sixth Ward is named a regular deputy sheriff by Sheriff Pallete Craver. Smith began as autica yesterday.
Milford based Apollo and Phoenix Lodges held installations with officers named for both bodies. Notables included Charles J. Jv as warden and R. R. Pst mer as secretary, while Clarence A. Butler and Clarence Whit Mery joined Phoenix Lodge. Luncheon followed the meetings and refreshments capped the event.
Shoe retailers across 16 counties will gather at the Joseph Henry Memorial storium in Acade Park to hear OPA record keeping requirements for the shoe rationing order. J A Burl announces dealers must attend to learn which records must be maintained to comply with the ration program. Thompson from OPA will provide official interpretations of the order.
Joseph earrer, farmer of the Capra, suffered a fractured leg after an accident on New Year’s Eve. He was taken to Saratoga Hospital for treatment. The report notes prior injury history and mentions local places and names with unclear spelling.
Patrolman Oliver J. DeaCelle at the Police Station is described as fairly good following an incident. Further details on the injury or cause are not provided in readable text.
The area experienced a sharp cold snap following rainfall with heavy snow and drifting. Reports indicate New Zealand and nearby lakes reached high drifts while other regions saw up to ten inches of snow and widespread power outages and road closures.
Volunteers from merchants and unions aided the ration board during a three hour shift to clear mass paperwork and assist with 10 appeals. Alvin S Ford, chief clerk, noted volunteers relieved regular staff and kept supplemental gasoline records up to date. Women volunteers provided nighttime help and were directed to report to Ford for assignments.
Surrogate's Court records show Margaret L Flynn as administratrix of Walter F Walsh estate and Joseph D Foley as executor of Rose F Walsh estate filing accounts. Funeral and administrative expenses total 31.160.85 with debts and claims at 32.230.50 to be distributed. Attorneys Schon Hen and Joseph D Walsh appear for the estates.
In a terse notice, divorce is granted to a party related to Pierce sediments and Troy may remarry, with sparse docket details and unclear locations or dates. The fragmentary item signals a legal action completed but lacks full names or context.
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