27 Jan 1947
Page 12
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1947
Page
12
Clementina Colarumin extends thanks for kind nerves and Adie expressions of sympathy and fidelity. Gratitude goes to relatives and friends for support during the final wave of bereavement.
In memoriam for Wadlin Maidlin and our son Leon born 1955. loving wife mother and sister remember him with endurance and faith. The piece expresses grief from wife mother and siblings, acknowledging absence and hopeful faith in God.
A string of birth and maternity hospital notices lists numerous newborns and families. Names include Mrs Brown and daughter Kath, Mrs Chetek, Mrs Sullivan, Mrs Currick, Mrs Kellogg, Mr and Mrs Connor, and others. Hospitals referenced include St Josephs Maternity Hospital, Motherwell, and Sanmetuntin Hospital, noting delivery dates in January and February, with various fathers and mothers named alongside newborns.
Obituary notice lists several names and relations in a clustered death notice with fragmented place names. Mentions Vicinity of Waterford and Lincoln Avenue, and references to a funeral at Saint Annes Cemetery with services at Agnes Church. Indicates multiple mourners and a funeral date near late January.
A 12 year old boy allegedly knocked down an elderly woman on First Street near Monroe as she was leaving a neighborhood store and tried to take her pocketbook. She fought him off and the assailant followed her, then attempted conversation about Christmas.
John J. Smith a brughmaker at 400 Sixth Avenue died suddenly in Cunningham's Black Avenue confectionary Lansingburg. Coroner Dr. Cote and Dr. Mayo ruled death likely heart attack. Survived by two sisters and several relatives. Funeral from residence Wednesday at 2 pm with burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
A dense OCR page lists numerous funeral notices and obituaries from multiple families. Names like Charles Hh, Mary Walste, Mary Rolly, and Mrs John Voudily appear alongside church locations, burial hours, and memorial details. The item compiles services, dates, places such as Holy Parix Church and St. Jean's Cemetery, and mentions of bereaved relatives and charitable notices.
A purse was snatched near Seventh Avenue as a woman, Mrs Covenfin Atewren, walked with a companion on 4AUS. The thief fled on a dark street, wearing a dirt stained vest and no hat, valued items including $44, and welfare-related drops noted in the report.
Police investigated a robbery and burglary with a buckethook struggle and a failed attempt to steal from a clockwork purse. Detectives Peter Magnelta and William Heart of Radio Police Ghd Bgl probe the case as another appliance-store burglary yielded a minor cash haul.
Hudson Falls figures lead a Masonry gathering with Henry Stoutael and David Stoutael in May at Hendrick Hudson. officers include Willian A. Jones of Schenectady and Roy B. Chicks of Troy. Gubernatorial and regional council reps from Amsterdam Schenectady Troy Alluatte City slated. ritual officers honored. a hand concert preceded the session.
Interment services planned for Moe Veer and Joseph de and Midwatsd Wola family members at local cemetery. Funeral proceedings include a Mass at Maya Church and a solemn redulemmies ceremony with details for mourners. Memorials note Gardin Ras Memorial Chapel services and Oakwood Cemetery cremation events for multiple individuals.
David Samiof heads temple officers at a Shaaray Tephilalk dinner where Rabbi Jacob Ushun, assisted by Clijtur Benjamin Miller, installed officers including Leo Ghaokiuw, Solomon Taher, Humuul Hosanthal, Jacob Straich, and Aura J. Gurion. About 300 attendees heard a talk on synagogue purpose and unity.
State Bar Group renames Mackrell to the vice presidency in the New York State Inc Association. The 70th annual meeting in New York on Saturday elected John J. Murhall as vice president for the third district, with James McPhillips, William Bray, and others filling district roles and offices including secretary and treasurer.
The Lanengbury Marent-Teacher Counsil will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 2 40 chaired by Mrs. Raynond FL Foster president to discuss a suspected theft case involving a teacher.
The Central Veterans Committee of Troy recommends converting Mt McGregor Hospital into a tuberculosis sanitarium for veterans and using Pawling Sanitarium as a welfare home, with housing for veterans funded by federal Veterans Administration. The group urges state and county collaboration and seeks legislative action to retool Mt McGregor for veteran care and establish a permanent veterans housing project.
An offbeat report outlines a Democratic steering committee for Troy as Secretary James M Strang notes plans to counter Mayor John J Ahern. The panel includes Prat S Parmenter City Clerk James M McGuath Edward J Rowan James Madden and Alderman J Race with Lt Col Palward Myatu. Possible nominees cited include Brig Gen Caden Rugs former County Treasurer John J Tower and John P Ryan Jr. of Pray amid GOP control shifts in municipal government. Unofficial chatter mentions a county organization stalker plan.
A 13 year old boy on a sled on River Street yesterday suffered a skin laceration to the head when the sled tangled with a dog near home. He was treated at Leanara Hospital.
Mrs Nellie C Davis aged 85 died at Leonard Hospital after long employment at Fordy Min in Waterford. Survived by seven grandchildren and a daughter, with a sister and several brothers. Funeral private Wednesday at 2 pm from 7 Michigan Avenue Lansingburg with Rev G Kneplen officiating. Burial in Waterford Rural Cemetery.
Veterans groups from Troy gathered to honor fallen servicemen in a memorial Mass at St. Joseph's Church. The service featured Father Nolan and Rev. Gannew, with participation from local chapters of the 105th Infantry, Lasalle Institute students, Apollo Commandery, Knights of Columbus, and other civic and fraternal orders. A chimes program and mixed choir accompanied the rite, reflecting on World War II casualties and remembrance.
Albany report lists Fred Ronsen of Troy and Rose Morgan of New York City among appointees to represent wealthy service employers on the state minimum wage board. Daards and other industry groups are also noted, with Ben Dot Monage of Rochester as a public representative and Mrs. Angela Cordano of Buffalo among employee representatives. Auditors and other members from New York City and Pouyn joins the slate as wage orders proceed to study wages and conditions across beauty, confectionery, cleaning, and dyeing sectors affecting about 47,500 workers. Recommendations go to Commissioner Edward Corsi for possible adoption in whole or part.
Miss Gorman longtime St Petes Girl Scout director and organizer of girls touring in Teoy was guest of honor at the annual somntomat breakfast at St Peter's Lyrevin Miay Gorman presented with honors by well wishers. Miss Margaret Burrell spoke, Miss Mary Brown sang, Miss Mary Petersen acted as hostess.
The board of governors of Troy Country Club elected four new members at the annual meeting held with members, at the club on Saturday. The new board members are Caylay H Lang, W Howard Rimstead, Raymond L Sibhart, Eugene S Higgins, Dr Peavels Th McCormitte, Dy Joby T Quintin, Canina Ky Pate ricksind Parley J Howsean.
A vehicle crashed into a porch at a Fourth Street home, damaging the structure. The scene was reported to Conteh Patles Station by police. Details mention several residents and a local party near Masonic Temple as part of the incident.
Albany reports Governor Dewey will present the state budget to the legislature. The plan is expected to outline expenditures and projected revenues to balance the budget, with an anticipated high total near 650 million dollars. Teachers oppose a proposed 32 million salary line while upstate leaders seek restrained spending.
A three story wooden building at 152 First Street Albany burned last night after a heater exploded. James Spencer, 97, slept in a rear bedroom and was overcome by smoke. Fire Lieutenant Charles E. Mercier and Fireman Pelvieum aided Spencer and another occupant before rescue teams freed them from the building. Both men were revived on the street after rescue and treated for smoke inhalation.
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