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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
11
The Marin Cora Eusypio Auxl Taly will meet at 8 pm today at the Spanful American with Mrs Amelia Sue directing this event likely a local cultural gathering. The notice appears from the Troy Record dated January 3 in Troy New York.
A fragmentary obituary page honoring numerous relatives and connections. Names such as Cottrell Ballston, Me Ellman, Henn Mic, and Meg Tobe appear among scattered references to births, deaths, hospitals, and local ties. The text blends memorial lines with place names and dated notes, reflecting an old community notice page.
The notice lists funerals and memorials across several local churches and cemeteries. It notes services at Hert aw oof Nth fis boawetal sal and St Prattels debiloa Chore with mourners from multiple families and organizations. Names such as Lind ne Mer af My Mini Cockig A, Gard at Ley sl Coun M4 Gearne ett at Waerv tit Pane, and Michael McKens appear among those remembered, with services scheduled for various times and locations including Oak wind Cemetery and Sacred Tok.
A defective description reports that a new Neramé stamp caused a sugar rush as households rushed to buy limited supplies. Stores faced anxious customers and fear of running out, with purchases continuing into the next day as stock was said to be limited but not yet exhausted.
Washington County board meets to elect a chair and vice chair, set salaries, and appoint committee heads. The session covers term lengths, bond amounts, and staffing actions as officials approve a two year cycle and assign oversight roles in county operations.
The Sntders training plan will resume tomorrow at Spa in the day. MGA Glinkes will be directed by Miss Bethy O Casall and Miss Aileen Whitin.
Died fully un tsa ely Dow OV Gini seies Nashua of ba Cina ald heather of Tose Nil Woneral from Che realdence. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery with services at Cambridge Funeral Chapel. Friends invited to attend services and reach Woodland Cemetery, Cambridge.
Nostalgic flashback recounts the Lyceum Theater on Seventh Avenue Muderal Street in Troy. The building housed burlesque and later cinema shows, endured a devastating fire and reconstructions, and drew crowds through World War I era into the mid 20th century, leaving many oldtimers with memories of the gold era.
Three ill persons were transported to hospitals yesterday afternoon from the Lig gin Hotel area. Victims included individuals identified as Pond and Julia Mebluie Pole who suffered injuries to a toe and hand. They were escorted by officers to Surmartin Hospital and other facilities.
The Troy Legion Auxiliary donates to a camp fund in a community effort to aid construction of a new convalescent center. Members discussed plans for a social event at First Street to support the fund and assist the local fund drive.
Schenectady city workers face approximate $100,000 wage increase as a percentage raise approved. The plan includes a five cent adjustment for all workers, with details outlining eligibility and hours, while some job classifications offer smaller adjustments. The measure aims to align pay with cost adjustments, affecting standard work hours and overtime, and will be implemented across city departments.
Rector Rey Bale of El Joris Lyncont Church will speak at the annual Pulktuis Night event. A musical program under Serge S Pro sost features the school orchestra and Glee Club with leadership by Wig Pailaphk. A covered dish supper will follow at 6:30 p.m. Mrs Michael T Fazgola will be in charge.
Saratoga Springs plans a test of a new fire pumper capable of delivering high water flow. The unit, priced near 1020, will be tested during a demonstration tour under Fire Chief Williams and others, with water drawn directly from a nearby source for the test run.
Niagara coach attends the Boys Club gathering with local coaches and members. The event features bowling, tennis, and junior teams, plus a war work recognition note from the United Services and a certificate award planned for the sailors’ fund.
Holiday travel winds down as end of season brings crowds and delays. Record pace eases but congestion remains a challenge for passengers returning home and students resuming schedules at area facilities.
Tri Council Groups plan a winter dance featuring local clubs and activities. Students from Loyoy skating party and Troy High mingle as committees finalize the schedule for Wednesday relay events and campus skits at the school gym.
A former Cohoes serviceman filed suit in Albany County Supreme Court seeking custody of his child from his deceased wife’s parents. The preliminary hearings raised questions on custody, visitation, and the child’s welfare as the case moves through the court system.
Congress sends a delegation to judge the statehood plea as Taylor heads to Hawaii. Key figures include Rep. James J. Peluny and Rep. George Po Miller, with discussions in Honolulu to set hearings starting Monday. Residents of the West Coast city anticipate future action on statehood for 2040 amid shifting loyalties.
Saratoga County Supervisors received a report detailing that about seven percent of all timber owned by the county has been cut over the last five years. The board approved a resolution urging state legislators to provide funding for welfare and road projects. Several officials were appointed to attend events and committees, including highway and bar association sessions, with meetings scheduled to resume February 14.
The Kelley Chapter DAV announced plans at a meeting to form a national organization aiding disabled veterans in nautical fields and rehabilitation devices. The agenda included improving prosthetic devices and establishing a headquarters, with a strong committee report and proposals for increased aid and funding.
The Army Recruiting Station will relocate from the Goat House area to a new citadel near Kuli Street and Lilien and Foudlt Streets. Capt Donald FR Aiekwon-affleot commands the move scheduled for Monday yesterday. Court house details remain under review by Caplin Dickrah.
A woman named Mies Dink Gunderson suffered toe injuries when her foot slipped from the curb and was run over by a bus at Menands near Montgomery Ward. Sgt Albert Lippintott reported the incident. she was taken to the hospital by police car. The Troy Hound bus, operated by James Foench of 80 North Pearl Street, remained at the scene.
County Court session proceeds with Judge Herbert T Huimin noting docket delays. District Attorney Unite T Wily presents cases as calendar prepters sort through strained schedule. Local officials anticipate several days of hearings as the court opens with a limited number of cases ready for trial.
A Cohoes couple celebrated a wedding anniversary with about 100 guests attending a ceremony at St Josephs Church in Cohoes. The event was led by Rev Paul LeDug and included family and children, noting the couple’s long marriage and the attendance of relatives.
A Christmas tree blaze started by a short circuit damaged a paring window and mantel in a two frame building on Ninth Street. Fire department and police responded, with officers reporting no casualties as investigators checked for cause and safety compliance.
In Lansingburg a city plan to sand and repair streets faces tense debate as Mayor outlines steps to address deteriorating road conditions. Residents express concern over safety and ongoing disruption while authorities push for cooperative work with local firms and crews to begin work at first street. The mayor emphasizes rapid action to prevent further hazards amid complaints from the Hartheta and surrounding districts.
Tut Geltach represented by Hally F Whiten appeals to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court from County Judge Werbert Damman’s order in favor of Hollie the Litel A Hollie regarding eviction from an apartment on Tib lite Avenue. The Holts sought removal of Gelbach, who contested, after Judge Hun granted the eviction order. The appeal challenges the beating of evidence and the ruling in the forcible detainer action.
A joint committee organized last night to plan a convention for all UF groups in the city. The meeting included Division 2 leader and other officials, with aims to coordinate events at the Annex and an upcoming recall of members.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe operation near TiVelley on JFrcob Street with mentions of individuals RethusdL Mospatt Bagi nie Milo Mos Lay and Cillahyn Pasty Twente. Text references service duration and unidentified events, lacking clear dates or outcomes.
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