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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
21
A highly garbled OCR snippet from The Troy Record yields no discernible events, names, dates, or locations. The readable fragments offer no actionable details, making it impossible to identify a person, organization, or incident from the text provided.
A garbled card of thanks mentions Aurghanan and Tully along with names Crow, Corey, Karine, and others. It references a bequest or notice of gratitude and recalls individuals and a naval context. The readable text is fragmentary with multiple typos and unclear dates or places.
Obituary notices detail numerous names and connections across families in the area, listing birthplaces, marriage links, and death details. It notes services, burial arrangements, and memorials held in churches and cemeteries, with references to relatives and mourners in several towns.
A long married couple from the area celebrated fifty years of marriage with a community event at the Hanthoy gold Coeoln Eualiaraat Th. The ceremony honored the couple and featured many family and friends including Charly Hunley and Justice etc. Three children were named along with wide local attendance and church celebration continuing into May.
A Catholic churches food drive collected hundreds of pounds of groceries from parishes including Augustine's and St Clement's. Contributions totaled over 2 160 pounds with many items like canned soup beans and infant food. Local church leaders coordinated volunteers and reported broad support across the community.
Saratoga County town seeks to overturn its property valuation by appealing to the Tax Commissioner. The town board contends valuations are inconsistent with state assessments for local parcels. Prior verbal objections to the board of supervisors yielded no relief.
Fragmented text lists names, places, and dates across a local scene. Mentions several individuals, venues, and events with uncertain details, including locations like Avon and Pawling, and dates such as a mid December to January timeframe, with community and political references scattered throughout.
The Common Council with Democrats seeking a public hearing debated selling School 3 in Perth Ward for conversion to apartments. Alderman Bullh and Mayor John Jatten opposed a delay, while residents urged housing solutions. a public meeting and auction ordinance were discussed amid local opposition and support.
A man named John Flaherty was fatally struck in Troy Street while returning home. Local authorities and the coroner investigated the scene as responders assisted, with medical staff pronouncing death at the site.
Greyhound Lines restarts service after a long tieup as buses resume routes between Albany and New York. The return to normal operations is expected by Monday with limited service and select runs starting earlier in the week while maintenance completes on reconditioned equipment.
Possible snow and a warming trend are forecast for Avena tonight into tomorrow. The Weather Bureau says a weak southwest air mass will move in, lowering the cold spell and bringing a warmer day for Tray and surrounding areas with temperatures near 30 degrees today.
Tonight the Rotary club event selects finalists from four Trojan entrants in the American Legion oratorical contest. Winners advance to the state and national stages with scholarships and medals, as local officials recognize top performers from Rensselaer County schools.
Sisterhood at Temple Mei Harold Fulgenbaum elected president at a dinner meeting on wine Wednesday. Mrs J Tulide Goodman named first vice president with Harald Grandmin as second. Board members include Mrs Alan Gumble and Louis Rall among others. Juseph Rosenhalta led committees with read outlines and new secretary Louie Rabin.
Molin G. Stunbug baen tuied Ronwelner Covunty Fane Bure agom wh a syreeul meeting of the County Film Huread eavoutine coming and Maegin White of Nomen appointed assistant county agent Me. Swan tins served as Acting county agent since March 1 IM and Ai White replines Edwin I Rel woe resid Mont to Ter hore arent to Whintoe Goumty. Both men are vauluates of the New York Suite College at Agel euline at Corelneversity. A native of Essex County Me Swan Wis ghauuated in 1933 and worked fear two monies at Carmell om a hiion surveys Ta JW 1043 he rame to Ronkeiter County to serve an asset agent to Blue Hanks which position he filled wit te Luks tp his duties ay act ing gest when Mr Hanks ob tained a don ul Absencu for aewale emergency sldle jah My White wy graduated from Gornell in 1942 and served as a navigator with the Army Air Corp bat he was rerently honorably discharged from the service.
Ukrainian families await Christmas as St. Michakis Church, led by Rev. Andrew Evangaliyn, outlines a schedule of Christmastide services. The plan includes Christmas Eve night worship, Monday High Mass, carol singing, and remembrances of the Eleased Mirgla with services through Wednesday. Parish members observe the custom of exchanging gifts on December 25.
Girl Scout Troop 9 announces a Thursday gathering at Westminster Prosky. The notice notes a Latin district misprint for Tuesday and confirms the rescheduled date for the community event.
A Shushan area couple, Anton and spouse, were injured when a collision occurred between a train and an automobile near Poster Jsnidky south of Shishin yesterday. Police are investigating the crash to determine fault and any contributing factors.
Fire swept two homes on Broadway in Rensselaer injuring several occupants and forcing four fumillun to see lhal airphbh. Neighbors, including Mrs. Charley Reno and Mrs. Margaret Hecker, escaped with children as flames gutted the structures and destroyed wedding gifts.
The Apella Commandery 116 members hosted a holiday visit for children at the commandery hall. Commander L. Rows assisted by Mrs. Walter Sein presented gifts to the youngsters after a brief service and charitable program.
Alphabetic text outlines a plan to reduce long distance telephone charges by about 000,000 dollars annually. The commission hints at broader reforms impacting service providers and consumer costs, noting potential store and intercity rate changes under policy review.
A chaotic council record notes Aldermen proposing two skating rinks and naming officials for deeds. It lists residents, ward representatives, street light requests, and a long roster of names with financial figures tied to property actions and public works.
Dismal garbled text mentions an injured American soldier returning home for the holiday and being sent back to a hospital. Mentions Translane era references, German theater, and a layabout hospital stay amid unclear names and places.
A report on a three party gathering of Telephone Company workers led by general chairman Mivw suing OHnton. The event featured committee members listed as Mikk Gloti iarla Mias Farhan Walliams Aieastialy Mee Want Miax Novia and others, with details about attendees and roles.
A New York firm announced acquisition of several warehouses in a near-table area, with terms described by broker Tulivy Lattin. The deal involves the purchase of Westfall and Gaisher Warehouses and aims to convert the properties into a commerce and assembly district for paper and cardboard products in a regional trade hub near Vermont and Troy.
Masonic Lodge installs A E Xander as master in a ritual at the Trey Sasmic temple. Officers named include Musband jr senior warden, Kisale organist, and Fisher steward. details list several deacons and chaplains as part of the ceremony.
Apollo Court held its installation of officers led by grand marshal Mrs. Hagel Noul and grand matron Mrs. Madgate. New officers include treasurer Mrs. Mary Pulsbieer, chaplain Mrs. Jennie Baldrey, and others as the ceremony featured the crowning of Mrs. Anna & Anple as royal queen of Apullo Court and Amaranth.
Three TH Persons were transported to a hospital following an event on Main Street near the intersection of Wheat Street and Mitt Avenue. The page describes local responders and names several individuals and places involved, with hospital care coordinated by Gitleaws Wegan and others.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ceremonial event and individuals named Mike Steevtie Hinghin and Ji ahared of Mem, with references to Mem, Arneiia Mea, and a Mirtle Corpae Lauegna Minlilvey setting. The text is largely garbled, limiting precise reconstruction of persons, place, or outcome.
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