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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1946
Page
16
An unclear Troy Record fragment notes a listing of names and entities with credit given to Mr. and Mr. St. ol WAN and mentions Animenairy af Carete De in a cryptic acknowledgment. The readable portion implies a formal notice or dedication rather than a complete event description.
A memorial notice honoring the late Coninover and family, listing surviving kin and tribute lines. The text notes a death date around 1999 and references a spouse and daughters, with a formal obituary tone typical of a local newspaper memorial.
Dated entries describe many deaths and funeral arrangements, listing names such as Margate Phden yn NOGAN, AD Hare Mux, Maye Ain, and others. The text interweaves dates, relatives, locations, and burial sites, with references to churches, cemeteries, and memorial services.
Cartload s of meat stockpiled as strikes threaten shipments in Troy area and Wilson and Charenton plants. Widespread disruptions expected this week with no normal supply before two weeks. Union reps announce escalation and possible wage agreement next days.
A flood of obituaries and funeral notices fills Troy and nearby towns detailing services for many residents. Names include Patrick Vaughan mother Marcella, LeRoy Whitworth, and Mary Michael, with services at St Patrick’s and Mary’s Cemetery. Funeral processions, wakes, and interments list dates, places, and family survivors.
County supervisors organize a long list of committees and appointments for a two year term. Key figures include chairman Henry and several named county officials and board members, with scope covering welfare, highways, detectives, orphans care, printing, and public health, plus a highway fund approval and tax restitution details.
Four recently retired service men were honored at a welcome reception at 2319 Seventh Avenue with guests Mia Cantunene, George Sire tort, Parkin Wolfe and others. Entertainment included songs by Sis. Vito Patong, a speech by Warok Fvting, and dancing by Felix Gonsint and Rune Canta.
Members of the Troy Ski Club will convene a week end planning session to set weekend arrangements and reservations. The group will consider amendments to the club by laws and discuss obtaining additional flat plans for showing after the meetings.
E L Warnecke named to lead the Troy Community Chest with A Kendall Roberts elected president of the board. Fi teol L Warneke succeeds Henry Sidford as president. other officers including Robert Betts and Julius Goodman named. Board members filled vacancies and committee appointments announced at the YMCA meeting.
A battered OCR report describes Troy's near freezing spell with the thermometer dropping nine degrees at night. Clouds move in after a cold clear spell, with possible snow or rain as temperatures slip toward dawn. Wind shifts from south to west earlier, bringing a clear day before renewed lows overnight.
A series of study sessions for Methodist Youth Fellowship members opened at Fifth Avenue site with about 150 attendees from 22 churches. Topics included Salvin Soli Shari with Shiist and Alcoholism, led by Rev. Ken Bennett and Rev. Arthur Dandmesser, followed by biographies of Jesus and related discussions. A dinner was served at 6:00 PM.
A local clothing drive aims to raise about 50,000 pounds to aid wirestricken nations. Officials report 2,800 rounds of garments hired and shipments prepared to send acts of charity to Hatlyn headquarters. Donations include many garments, buttons, and repairs, with some items rejected.
Troy officials outline a plan to acquire 160 prefabricated housing units from Washington to address an acute shortage. The project, expected to house six couples or fewer families in one-story homes, would be financed by the federal government and built on vacant city properties.
The Troy County hearing on Mr. Hawley’s gas station proposal devolved into a courtroom style session. Testimony from residents and engineers questioned soil layers, energy conditions, and property use while the zoning board reserved decision amid objections and procedural disputes.
The annual meeting of Warrview Hulie board of directors was held yesterday afternoon at the Home. Reports of artists were received and MacAlter, president, was reelected. Other officers renamed included William N. Sleicher, first vice president, W. E. VanDurzee, second vice president, Mrs. W. E. VanQoract, secretary, Mrs. Eat B. Cavert, corresponding secretary, A. Warren Davenport, treasurer, and Michael B. Reilly, pledging to follow the election activities and discuss improvements.
In a packed postwar forum, speakers emphasized national cooperation between labor, management, and government. Horace Carpenter highlighted housing needs and fair profit sharing, while James Ball was installed as president of the real estate board, with local officials and city leaders praising community efforts and postwar plans.
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