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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1946
Page
12
A garbled card of thanks and memorial notices lists many individuals, families, and churches with details of obituaries and funeral arrangements. It mentions services, cemeteries, and dates, with numerous names such as Catherine, Agnes, Mary, and Chastity figures, reflecting a community-wide memorial page. The text collates remembrances, familial ties, and funeral logistics across multiple families in a single public notice.
Fragmentary text recounts a gathering honoring individuals connected to Leeuil foys deena and Max ward, mentioning Rachel Pat, Liles phigh and Minard Lint. The garbled lines reference a Wednesday event at the home of Mere and a matronly figure, Wilh, with no clear dates or full names.
A flood of funeral notices and obituaries details services for many individuals. Names such as Joseph Strang Marian C. Ninn and Charlee Miller appear with burial sites including Oakwood Cemetery and Saint Marys Church. The notices list dates times and locations across New York including Waterton and Valence reflecting a scattered regional memorial pattern.
Vanderheyden Hall trustees named David B. Vie William A. Ripley and Awol M. Grout as new board members. The group elected officers including John O Auntie as president and Walker as vice president, with annual reports and committee appointments noted.
Arnold Staude received honors at a meeting of the Athenian Lodge with officers named and a formal degree observance described. The assembly listed numerous officers and deputies, including grand and district posts, followed by a ceremonial dianee.
The examination for slate mollie age polatinents is scheduled in Albany and White Maloy with additional centers to follow. Only about 1000 candidates will pass the tests which include physical exams and an interview, with top 100 receiving title rank and potential patrol assignments to Troy Hawthorne Oneida Malone and other stations. Starting pay is 1080 per year plus allowances, with six months probation and daily instruction before field duties.
Ancestry of volunteers and officials from Rensselaer County chapters join Red Cross in promoting a nutrition awareness program. Representatives including Mrs Wena Ming, Myung Of URES, and William Ve Howitt coordinate efforts with county veterans and welfare leaders. The event features demonstrations, fundraising, and guidance on converting funds for balanced diet support and aid at local agencies. The effort, coordinated by Nella Seefeld and Troy veterans, aims to recruit volunteers and inform the public of red cross services and nutrition education.
A fire at the head of Pluty Avenue involved a diesel powered Pumper Tool unit and burned several Christmas trees recalled from a local supply. No injuries or structural damage were reported.
The Knights, in a formal conclave, conducted the annual session of the Commandery. Officers were installed after an avowal ceremony, with the event led by Quaid and Metin. notable members present included Oliver and Hen. The ceremony concluded with a past officer presentation and a jewel award to a key figure, amid traditional rites and honors.
The Speizletown Parunt Teacher LAssociation Wisual Meniday hosts a meeting at 2 PM under Para Achr IO Tek. Nelson Perkins presiding, with details of agenda and location to be announced.
Delayed hearing in a Rensselaer arson case was set for next Friday in Rensselaer Police Court. The tale of the case centers on alleged involvement of several named individuals and the pretrial motions as lawyers seek adjournment and the court handles bail and related proceedings.
A historically garbled report outlines a medical staff election at Samaritan with names and titles irregularly presented. It mentions positions such as president and premier, with references to attendees and officials, though many words are distorted.
The Theater Guild starts rehearsals for a new comedy Wrath Tei Cate with cast members including Mer Goldin and Harold Vincent. The production features Miss Baxeri and others as they prepare for performances with multiple show dates and matinees at local venues.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a speaker at a business dinner with names and phrases but overall content is unreadable and noncoherent. No clear event date or organization can be identified from the readable portions.
A flooded water supply crisis in Latham forces municipal action. Neighbors report water leaks and stricken hydrants as city crews work to restore services after unauthorized tapping and heavy usage drain the mains. Authorities warn residents to conserve water and await further advisories.
A community dinner fundraiser drew volunteers and residents to support servicemen. Local organizers, including civic groups and volunteers, coordinated meals and donations to assist families and ensure troops received care while away from home.
An accounting of business property in Granville lists estates and fee related details. The notice mentions hands on the assessment of real estate, and the parish names Gauville Beeetnr Guthise Weer Dan ter Vk Tie and Chaen Shee Gonville with referent entities such as Wloreain Hatt and AWE. The item refers to taxation of property and associated rates and procedures.
A Bureau report reviews Chinese political aims and external pressures as factions within the Communist leadership discuss governance in Chungking. Observers note calls for a unified government pairing both Communist and Nationalist elements, with Chiang Kai-shek viewed as seeking to shape a joint regime. The piece cites U.S., Soviet, and allied reactions and predicts a major public meeting in August with high political stakes and potential intervention debates.
A fragmented report notes a meeting at a club where several members are seen and a diner event described. The text references a draw of attendees and other actions, though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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