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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
16
Obscure memory notice and funeral notices mix with a lengthy obituary fragment. The readable portions reference a woman killed in an auto accident, with memorials and several names including residents and relatives, and funeral arrangements forthcoming in local papers.
Pay raises for ABG Board Members were proposed by Assemblyman Malvalin Wosun in a Republican backed bill. The measure, tied to coes cooperative beverage makers repair tax counties, would allocate funds totaling around 200,000 across counties with $1,000 to each county and up to $4,500 in some allocations, covering per county expenses and related costs.
Fragmented OCR obituary notices naming multiple individuals and families, with dates and locations for services. Mentions ceremonies at churches and cemeteries, with scattered addresses and some names including Whalen, Singleton, Tornen, and Wheeler. Multiple line items reference deaths, funerals, and burial arrangements across towns and cemeteries.
Dr Barnes, head of the university department, is slotted to speak at a YWCA gathering. The event, with guest attendees and dinner arrangements, was announced by local organizers and invites members to RSVP by a stated deadline.
Five weeks old Saratoga girl Cayveted singly and apparently safe from danger died in her crib at 6:43 am. Neighbors found the infant unresponsive. death due to suffocation was attributed after examination. Parents survive with sisters Evelyn Perard and Claudette Perard and brothers Raymond Per and Antwine Peytard. The will was set for 2 pm at the home, with burial in Prepeck Hill Cemetery vault pending the spring.
West Hoosick 4 1 Club names Miss Jine president Mary 206 and officers Jepuhl Climfette Russeau Beverly Galswald Gladys Brownell Janet Pine news reporters Waney Bolaon and Mabel Hunt leaders Jon Sherman village clerk. The group plans monthly meetings at Mrs Charles Moseley home and has begun sewing projects for a children’s fundraiser.
The Women's Education Committee met at Troy YW to vote on endorsing a plan for a new high school. Edwin B. Allen chaired the proceedings. A book titled "Kady Four Schnal-Hiow Your Hoard of Equcation" was discussed, published in One United Ata Ofer of Munenthan.
Vormer Marshal, a longtime resident of Northern New York, died yesterday afternoon while Joe Ashing fished on Saratopa Lake. Death was attributed to a heart windle.
A citywide fuel emergency last night mirrored wartime conditions with domestic coal and coke in short supply. Mayor O Dwyer urged non essential use as deep freezes strained York state coal yards and nearby regions, with Yorkers facing rationing and curfews while utilities scramble to secure substitutes and maintain heat for residents and businesses.
Harry Waters of NININ Steel charged Tray Man with assault on complaint of his wish. The case involved a intoxication reference and additional lodgings. Mrs. Wallis was alleged to be hit on the nose during the incident.
Magistrates in Renluer County urged mental care for youths instead of commitment to detention, proposing a county clinic and preliminary custodial care outside planned punishment. The meeting highlighted overcrowded facilities and support for private and local initiatives while preparing a plan to be submitted to the County Board of Supervisors.
The life of St Kronor of Austin, patron saint of the Church Order at St Francis, was reviewed by Hoy. Anselar Sanniola OFM, pastor of St Anthony's Church, led an Invecting meeting where a $25 donation for destitute Italians was raised by the Rosary Society. A Third Order gathering set a February event for a drawing. Willard and Bernard D. Graney plan to run Giltner's Mevairs Shop in Cat Village at 8 Unckaon Street.
Post officers will be guests of Blanc Post as annual events are announced. The meeting will be at the usual hall with speakers including Wig Teodolpi Bisel and John Ba Gulusts among others. The post plans to open the commemoration in the evening with a short program and reflections on community service.
The article reports widespread activity by "token" pickets at several area steel plants including Aduundade Mumdyy & Steel Corp Waren utiot and others. Workers walked out or showed picket lines while operations continued at some sites under union guidance. No local negotiations are reported and tensions were described as calm with no interference at administrative buildings.
Marine Corps groom and Miss Mary Tataemla aged 18 wed Sunday in New York. After reception, they received 17970 from Glens Falls neighbors to purchase home. Bridal party and local groups organized a campaign for a gift fund amid earlier charity efforts.
A probate filing in the Surrogate's Court by Edward J. Palvad as attorney details the estate of Jaseyi Slestragat. It lists the date of death as December 21 and notes the heirs and guardians, with Mrs. Hoskin overseeing the estate administration and a listed party named Wets Lu MRoggeer Hemmice af Wert Sam Lake.
A jumble of unreadable OCR notes references USO lounge closure on March 1. Mentions of events, individuals, and dates appear garbled. readable fragments indicate public notices about operations and possible meetings related to USO services and personnel.
An article notes plummeting readings as the frigid weather tightens its grip. Morning forecasts warn of continued low temperatures across the area with cold gusts and potential impacts on fuel demand and daily activities.
Dr. Baker Nawed elected president of the library board with Pi Ray Palmer Baker as dean of students and new board roster. William A Donne chosen vice president. Tr. R. Stenley Thamgon Rael Sage Callete named secretary treasurer. Irarian presented the capital report, with interim remarks from Blephen HL.
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