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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1946
Page
13
An obituary style notice lists many individuals and family members, with references to a funeral mass and burial details. Names, relationships, and ties to local churches or hospitals appear amid a dense, fragmented text describing mourners, future services, and addresses. The piece reads as a memorial page fragment with numerous personal mentions and ceremonial notes.
The text outlines an annual session of the Industrial Loan Association with names of officers and new directors. Waller and Coleman are noted as presidents or leaders, with mention of treasurer and secretary roles. It lists four new directors and several continuing officials, naming Charles Willie Henry Beye Jonas Belly Joseph Silt and others.
The Brunswick Church held a conference with Rev. John Av Lavender leading devotions and Francis Tow among speakers. Officers included Howard Winger and Harold Wilson with fund and committee roles, while many local members attended the event and contributed to the church's activities and offerings.
An obituary column lists Siitooniy Ab. Tan aged 4 and others including family members and relations. The notice details funeral arrangements, names of relatives, locations, and dates across multiple families, with references to several towns and churches and burial plans in local cemeteries.
About 750 children in the district were absent four days before the Christmas holiday as a respiratory epidemic sweeps through unions and schools. Superintendent King notes attendance remains poor though slight improvement may be ahead.
Mt Zion Lodge held installation ceremonies at the temple with 26 members honored as Beynar Members. Officers and past masters were installed, with silver certificates awarded to two-year honorees and several master masons presented with jewels.
Andrew J. Snaith was named president of the Danish People's Society at the annual meeting in Lansingburg, succeeding Juha C Lambertsen. Officers include George J D Miner, Frend A Beck, Wilhelm Tengen, Tacrold YP Santh, Paw Tritabees, Athoan Tiermansen, Charles Dahl, and Martin J Poulsen. A memorial period noted for Leenent, Bentzen, John Olyen, and Kurmnuth Johns son.
An unidentified person fired a parked auto near Angoph Mirtigua neue Fifteenth Steed. Police report shows the vehicle damaged with about 200 dollars loss. Two boys fled Chuck Street as Motorcycle Officer Haral J. Mekeon arrived and the Ravial Wagon of Central Fire Station was summoned.
A lodge gathering is set for today at 7:00 PM in the Lansingburg Temple. Officials will be sworn in during the ceremony, with attendees expected from nearby communities.
Lansingburg Masons seated officers for the lodge year at a ceremony on Round Avenue. Acting Master and several senior officers were installed, with accompanying officers and dignitaries named. Refreshments followed the meeting.
AM officers of Un beard as direc tore of Hiv Tray Fifth Ave. Bus Go, Tie, were reaturied at the band's wation meeting conqucted yesterday at the office of the com pany, 817 FHI Avene. Reeneted officers were: Hugh Cy Mewiinsny, president, Alan 5. Cab len, treator, Mrs. Esther M. Hosea, vice president, Mrs. Mary V. Harvay, secretary, and Joseph 2. Feltig, general manager and assist ant trengarer.
In Albany County Supreme Court, insurers and papers firms sue Stumana Mae techine Toul Corp over a March 10, 1913 Green Island fire that destroyed a warehouse and hemp and flax stocks. Plaintiffs allege negligence for using a portable electric oxy torch that fired molten sparks. claim salvage and losses totaled around 1.2 million pounds value with settled salvage costs. Defense cites indemnity and seeks further recovery. Oliver J. Flynn represents the defendant with Daniel H. Prion as counsel.
Approximately venti persons attended a dinner after the installation of officers for the Uniformed Firemen's Association at the Kulghig of Colonatius Home on Third Street. Officers named include President Carl Larkin and President Edward Rattface, with secretary-treasurer Willa Mellratt, trustees Tar LeMeate and Shaneman, and delegates John Marshall and Ewannes Cassidy to the state convention. Mayor John d Ahern and Fire Chief Carl A Smith attended. H. Guy Witonson received a tribute for service. A program of entertainment followed.
Trojan Lodge of Gold Fellows will sponsor a minstrel show and dance Sunday at Sc May's Hall to benefit the building fund. Jacob Levine chairs the building fund committee with the finance panel including Benjamin Apple Jack Wanstein and Ahwhcan Harrie Reubeh. D Culen directs the show assisted by Bran Tohen and Jack Williams. Solomon leads ukers, with George Shoemaker Callis Pawley and Harry M Amer handling props. Rehoursils begin Monday at the Jewish Community Center ahead of a matinee March 21 for children.
Miners and instructor discuss weather dangers at a club gathering near a busy airport. Hosted by William Dwuli, the meeting covered forecast failures and imagined routes from New York to Chicago, highlighting the need for safe flying amid storm risk.
Representatives of United Sheet Workers of America will meet in Schenectady to avert a strike that could halt plant operations. Union leaders stated talks aim to reach a settlement on disputed pay and working conditions, with a Monday deadline looming for a possible stoppage.
Holy Name Men plan a reception for returning service members at 2 PM in Poverta. The event features Dr A Sulaiman and Dr WW D Meenas, with several officers and local figures expected, including entertainment by various performers and a farm speaker lineup.
A broad strike action looms affecting meat delivery and packing plants in Troy and Schenectady areas. Union representatives from local shops pressed for wage hikes and benefits, while management pushes a tentative agreement. A meeting was set to resume negotiations, with several facilities voting on possible work stoppages and overtime terms.
A joint installation took place at Mount Wey Hall with Russel Camp Auxiliary and SY. D Russert Champ United Spirit noting the event. The ceremony honored Ms. Margaret I. Times and Mrs Alma Dali as charter members. Hostesses included Janet Pivvost and Mrs. Pherese Mealey.
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