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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1947
Page
13
Prayer Week observed in Cohoes with participation from local churches and city residents. Reverend Victor de Michedine of the Methodist Church delivered messages at the opening, with Pastor James Janes of the Lutheran Church scheduled as preacher for the week.
Bronze plaque to honor Cohoes veterans described as housing bones of memory from Company B of the Infantry. The ceremony took place in the armory with Leaton presiding. The plaque was intended for placement in a hall of remembrance.
Local churches in Cohoes announce a schedule of morning and afternoon services across several denominations including Methodist and Presbyterian. Special observances mark a memorial period with plans for Sunday schools and community gatherings led by pastors and church officials.
The Cohoes Council appointed Rev Arthur J Melly pastor of St Tas Church as chaplain at a special meeting on Wallape Street. The appointment is recorded in council minutes and will be formalized in the next session. Knight will preside during the upcoming business meeting.
Read as a fragmented note, officials discuss budget priorities and department heads push back on proposed cuts. The text hints at economic strategy shifts and internal debate during a city or regional budget review process.
Readable fragments show church Mass schedules for multiple parishes and clergy, alongside a lengthy, non-specific budget debate. The budget section mentions bipartisan tax cuts, defense spending, and proposed reallocations affecting federal programs and revenues, with figures approximated in the hundreds of billions.
Funeral notices report the death yesterday of John B Koppel del Koppel of East Crreune. Born in Laws Greenbush, he leaves widow Mathiyn de Zenner, a brother Peter Wootwo, sisters Mas Pied Karner alt af Hast Greenbueh and Mrs Theres Welch. burial at Lady Help of Chitallons Center Bethlehem. Also noted are services for Ralph Somerville of Somerville who died after 16 months illness, with burial arrangements and family survivors listed. Other obituaries include James Costello and Charles Macl with church services, interment at local cemeteries, and details of mourners and pallbearers.
Green Island notices cover Odd Fellows gatherings at Odd Pellown Hall and Odd Pillows events planning installations with John Dune noble grand presiding. Also listed are meetings for Green Island Robokans and related social services, Arlington and Watervliet invitations, and church services across Hudson Avenue Methodist and Green Island Presbyterian.
The Knights of Columbus will conduct a midseason banquet on a Wednesday with plans to announce details. Attendees include John Kennedy, Clenty Faiveny, and local officials. arrangement details remain unclear.
Names and affiliations of local veterans and church figures are noted as attends and plans unfold for a memorial, church events, and community meetings. The report references Abe, Danwl PB Keufy, Valytany Asenry, and Jnl, with mentions of church groups, auxiliary meetings, a parish event at Tust Methodist Church, and plans for a new ministry to care for young children.
The unreadable OCR fragment outlines varied federal allocations and reductions across multiple departments including health welfare housing education agriculture and transportation. It mentions decreases increases and cited figures for programs like old age benefits library census agriculture and defense related agencies with references to subsidies and public works.
The official board at Mott out Church wall mest Thurssy Jandé hosts a parsonage gathering at 4 30 pm with leaders Wiss Newton and Wis Wil tayd Santh. The Womens Society of Christu an Servier of the Viethadist Church meets Tuesday at 2 pm at the home of Mise Henrietta Wilcon with president Mrs Harold Watson presiding.
Crupen will serve fellowship supper during the 18 meeting of the farmer watchdogs at the Town of Sand parish center. The event occurs Monday at 7 30 pm at the home of Mes Catherine Lennon in Averill Park.
Sehaghticohe William Whyland returns to his Brooklyn home after spending the holiday with Morad Mie and Richard Edwards and Penny Ternbye at Mrs Googe's residence. The party enjoyed several days at the Googe home before heading back to Brooklyn.
Mrs Ife Munceura led a meeting at Oakwood Avenue church rooms to hear reports on their Chilatinas party as refreshments were served by Mr Trank Cot and Mrs Toute Hulatruny. Brenth president presided.
The Labour Board upheld the Foremen's Union amid a dispute over bargaining representation. The decision, delivered yesterday, supports an independent union that would represent foremen and general workers, with involvement from Chief Justice Chan and Justice Reynolds.
The Stillwater Ro portion reports a Thursday parish center gathering with announcements and remarks about Lent social plans and a seminar on Reinert condition. Local members Arthur Manne Mis Micmac Weywher and Molly Moriasey spoke. refreshments were provided by several individuals. The annual meeting of StillwaterRad is noted to be held today at 8 pm in the American Legion hall with officers to be elected and luncheon planned for January 48 by the Past Mature Cut of Uiton Chip OSS Peerethens.
In a winding, unclear notice the Edward Paper Workers unionized pay raises take effect today for about 120 employees. Affected staff face a revised wage scale with higher hourly rates and annual adjustments, amid company-wide changes announced last afternoon.
The mother of Jasckia Hewfely died at the home of her daughter Mrs Smanuel Charinetf. The cause was a heat ailment. The event occurred at the residence of the mastert director for the National Gronderst rugs Company Mr Chatamufl. A civic funeral will be held.
A damaged fragment details officers Joseph K Walsh and Dopa L Rourke taking an unidentified person to a hospital in a police car after an incident near Valu Manufacturing yesterday afternoon. The narrative is garbled but indicates a transfer to Trey Hospital and involvement of local officials.
An OCR damaged fragment reports a man named Hart Ralph Belo aged 43 located at his home on Litat Avenue near Leonard Hospital. The piece mentions a night incident and a vehicle or police involvement, with unclear details about cause or outcome and mentions two individuals Oslernout and Don ald Treyrey.
A second volcanic eruption near Mount Shishaldin in the Alenivan Islands was reported yesterday, with ashtwo inches deep blanketing the village Tse Pase. A restaurant was robbed by a man who entered, told a porter he wanted the establishment, fled after grabbing $300 from the cash register.
A fragmented report outlines a national labor dispute involving union leaders, the prompt for wage increases, and opposition from Republicans. Senator Paul and allies push a revised Wagner Act, aiming to curb control by national officers and expand worker protections amid a tense public stance.
Guardian recnerd and Smith in Renton Road appointed by Supreme Court Justice Brandis Bergan to act for 1 year old Martin A Smith. Purpose to administer legal hom in behalf of ousson Live as noted by County Clerk. May 11 listing Albany attorney represents petitioner in matter against James Fo Mee hin. Details reference 1902 Cunty Read Schenee and others. Vehicle accident near Waternhet Sohe Mectady Rod on 1946-09-09.
Reports state a fire damaged a Newfoundland airport and adjacent hangars, estimated at $2 million. Investigations noted destroyed planes and life-saving equipment, with no injuries reported. officials from ROAR confirm ongoing assessment and prompt response.
Robert J Burke, 23, of Cohoes, had a grand larceny charge withdrawn yesterday by Justice Luis after a preliminary arraignment. Burke had been held on $900 cash bail following a plea of innocent and was previously charged with theft of items from Greens home on Slip Dee 22, according to police and court records.
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