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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1946
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text from The Troy Record appears garbled with misread words and incomplete details. The readable portions suggest a January item with local context, but specifics such as names, actions, or events are not recoverable from the provided excerpt.
An event notices a ceremonial visit by a local dignitary to a lodge in January. The purpose is a formal inspection and discussions with the deputy overseeing the lodge, with a public posting at the Troy Manor.
In memoriam lines honor a deceased sister and mother figures, recalling family bonds and past care. The tribute names several relatives and mentions a hospital setting and dates, conveying a solemn remembrance and lasting affection.
A fragmented obituary item notes deaths and funeral plans including multiple individuals and locations. It mentions a worker at a major firm, a large funeral to be held at Saint Josephs Cemetery and other services in New York City, with various names and dates scattered through the text.
A Troy girl won the American Legion oratorical contest with Robert Notun representing St. Jan's Academy Reensselaer placing second. The two will compete in the district event alongside contestants from Albany Columbia and nearby counties. notes praise for the winning speech on the Constitution and national unity.
In a move caused by a judge shortage the Ballston Court will hear cases for the county. Justice Jgule 8. Warner of Phulve and others are assigned to preside at the Supreme Court. Milwworth GC, Lawrence, and Brewsler join the Appellate Division. The grand jury is to convene, and the calendar lists 268 cases with 44 ready for jury trial.
A long readable fragment lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Names include Annie Beet her, Martin and Ain Quli, Charles Buns lex, Margie Kenny, and Frances Qua. It mentions services at St Veney's Church and New Mountain Cemetery, with dates in January and February 1948. The text references numerous families, locations in Albany and nearby towns, and funeral homes such as Times Funeral News and Lily Ghose Chapel.
Mrs. Nielsen crowned head of iO Amaranth in Palestine Court Os Greer of Me Amaranth presides at night ceremony. Officers installed include Teladeds Palmer White and Jovansen. New trustees Mrs Mari Merperk and Mrs 2igio Stanley named. Finance chairman Mrs Temuis Howe aided by Amelia Smith and Elizabeth ripe. Press and necrologist named Dorothy Levan and Maude Rout.
Harry Fo Miners, instructor at RP, will be the speaker at a diner of the Dornitory Clin of the FM. C. Ay Viteeclay, Willian, Fault, president, will preside.
Edward Trosekrans, 11, and an accomplice faced burglary and larceny charges after a break in on Sixth Avenue between Slate Street and Lrondsmey. Police recovered most loot from Charler Colley’s home on Fourth Street and at 178 Sixth Avenue. Detectives and officers surrounded the building. Trosekrans was arrested at the scene with the help of officers including McGrane and Connery. The case prompts further investigation into possible accomplices and related thefts.
A fragmented notice says deputies will attend the Bloss Council for a Masonie Convenation. The event appears set for February and involves Troy Masonic. The document is unclear but mentions Leo He Mace and Mis Toot alin in relation to the council affair.
The day brings pleasant conditions with temperatures rising from the mid thirties toward a peak near 37 degrees. Light winds shift from yesterday but mild warmth remains, making for agreeable conditions today.
The Kiwanis Club announces its 1946 committees and appointed leaders including Alden M Grandell James Ly Towell Wilk Hod Re Schillor and Edward Dahle with roles spanning agriculture entertain ment public relations sports and vocational affairs. The lineup highlights planned initiatives and membership involvement across diverse club areas.
Glens Falls ended a drive to fund a home for a blind marine veteran and a prospective fiancé, with reports that 317,762.19 was counterfeit and about 4,500 promised for labor materials. The effort was launched last November by the Clune Mik Lione Club for 9 year old Butterfeld and 18 year old Miss Menvita, whose engagement had been announced. Butterfeld lost sight from a gunshot. the Marine has undergone multiple operations in Philadelphia. Glens Falls volunteers continued the campaign amid ongoing fundraising and appeal efforts.
A deed records a transfer of an incoming claim between Bullwater and Saratoga Springs to the Sarae taye nim Sch iyler site Waal and Ting led by the Maratage County Clerk's office. Papers indicate a $30,000 consideration. The conveyance covers 89 local units and 82 units along the Smptagy branch, tracing amid by the Toston vind Mulno Railroad.
On January 16 the American Legion chapter met to discuss easing student veterans' rent and meal costs, with plans to petition Washington. A fund pool was proposed for all students with hardship, veterans or not, funded via Legion channels and backed by campus talks on civilian protections and insurance.
Two Rensselaer youths Charles Kaiser and William Radford faced first degree arson charges after fires at 1499 and 1497 Broadway destroyed houses and left residents homeless. Police say they poured kerosene and set the basement blaze, then returned to their homes as investigators questioned Kaiser and Radford. Bail set at 4000 each. both were ordered to appear at police headquarters.
Fifteen residents of Wishouston County will seek naturalization in the Supreme Court for Westt lnghan County. The session convenes at 1:40 p m Monday at Hudson Ells with Justice Daniel Dale presiding. Names include Stanley Sitko and Ambey Kopechick among others listed for review and potential changes.
G A Tapper, longtime Trojan figure, died suddenly at age 65 yesterday at the United States Army Depot in Woom Howsville where he was employed. The death was attributed to habitual intoxication by Dr. Cavaner T Gregory Mealon. Tapper, active in local civic life for four decades, served as secretary of a society and treasurer of St Stephen's Guild. He leaves two daughters, a son, and a sister, with a private funeral planned at his home on Fifth Avenue Monday.
Orientation courses for delegates to the first national W C A will be conducted at the YWCA on Monday. The courses aim to discuss questions pending at the convention and stimulate delegates to form opinions without instructing how to vote. A panel will cover cooperation labor inflation and living standards, with speakers including Mrs W S Sayre and Miss Genevieve Sutirth.
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