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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
14
A damaged note expresses thanks from a victim and mentions a police prank case. The fragment references an incident in Brest or Cobgurte with a fatal outcome and a department response, but details remain unclear.
In memoriam notes mention Mrs J doering and Sgt Ray Abe Ors, with references to deaths at Leonard Hospital and Trax Hos. The text is fragmentary but honors Kathleen Barrett, Mrs Muerris, and Mr Connally, citing 1945 as a date.
Obituary notices recount Brennan and De Legrace family deaths and funeral details. Widespread tributes mention relatives including Elizabeth Brennan, Elizabeth De Le Grace and Patrick De Le Grace with services at St Anthony Church and memorial at Parker Bros Memorial. Funeral plans include a 2 PM service with interment at Oakwood Cemetery and ongoing condolences from friends and neighbors.
An unusual health event titled Woliday Clinic is sponsored by Heng Coywaty Telehealth and Purine Health, with details unclear due to OCR errors affecting names and context.
Multiple brief notices list deaths and funeral plans including Edith Pepys Elmer J from Fepins Funera igs 781 and Thomas E Quirk of Waterford. Interments set for Wednesday at QuIRK in Bsx and joint notices reference Stevens Ar Tree Hospital and Catherine Sedgwick lam. London calls and Eastern Star WatervHet activities noted.
Preliminary judging begins July 2 as The Record Newspaper shares contest rules. Residents of Chekoes Watervliet Green Islase and Westerford may enter backyard or community gardens measuring at least 25 by 20 feet. Prizes include War Bonds and War Stamps awarded for top gardens in two classes and multiple locations.
A final decree in Sarre Court assigns the estate of Thomas A Clay, late of Rensselaer, with an initial value of 91,979.95, boosted by 1,2017 during administration to 93,218.35. Debts and expenses total 7,257.35, leaving 85,960. The will bequests include 4,000 to Church of the Messiah and 2,000 to several organizations. numerous individuals receive specific sums and residuary shares totaling 9,905.20 and 19 other heirs share 1,979.55 each. Executors named are Harry E. Clay and others.
The merger of Albany and Susquehanna Rail road into the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corp was announced by water day. The Delaware and Hudsons now issue bonds and locks under the plat and are available for delivery to Albany and Susquehanna stockholders.
Rensselaer County remains in third place in Area E bond sales for the Seventh War Loan. Standings show Saratoga 53.1 percent, Washington 53, Albany 20.5, Schenectady, with Rensselaer at 81? indicating continued position in the race.
Veterans of ign Wer gusts across York Star and eight county VLF W. body back a resolution endorsing Troy as the cemetery site for the area. The Syracuse state convention approved the measure, prior endorsement by local posts and a push for national ratification.
OPA announces a 4 percent price reduction on used passenger cars sold or delivered forward. The cut applies to current warranted prices, with ceiling adjustments for cars in good operating condition and warranties. Calculations round to the nearest dollar, preserving safety for older models and repair costs.
A section of bleachers collapsed at Circle Beatile circus in Saratoga Springs injuring a girl with a broken left arm and frightening others. The injured was treated at Saratoga Hospital by Dr. Frederick G. Eaton and released. no other hospital cases.
Edward Haber, longtime member of the M tan Life Insurance Co and active in the Albany community, died yesterday after 43 years of service. He served on the official board as trustee until illness prevented activity and was a veteran of the American War. Memorial services will be at Oak Bed Cemetery with relatives cited including Miss Rosanna Wiletis.
A Troy Post event presented Army films highlighting wounded veterans and rehabilitation efforts. The program featured Sgt Edward and other decorated heroes, with focus on medical, scientific resources, and artificial limbs research and adaptation. A committee chaired by LeGrand M. Smith announced the event.
Sgt. W. Cases, son of former Alderasin, and nephew of former Fire Chief Cur, is listed for a Philippine War ribbon. The note mentions his brevet rank and engineering work with construction driving, and says he intends to return to friends as a hard worker.
The Lions Club announces a regular meeting conducted by member Hendrick Howard Sranagan. The event is scheduled for noon on the day indicated, with details about the holiday and group agenda to follow in later notices.
Mrs Elizabeth WFA and her brother Charles Hansen of Troy Alabama were elected commander and organizer respectively at the New York State Council meet in Syracuse. Attendees from Troy included Mrs Rose Fones Thresa Metzovern Mrs Ruth Moughas and Mrs Ora Cranflatt from nearby towns.
Mass scheduled at Sacred Heart Church to honor Independence Day and pray for peace and the wellbeing of armed forces. The event was organized by the church priest and chaired by local leaders with prayers for World War veterans and a fund drive led by the Women’s Club.
The district 4H Club announces the camp will run a third week due to heavy enrollment. No new camp activities occur this week. instead the schedule extends from July 22 with a complete staff of counselors and workers.
Frear Park lists Arthur and Ruth McCarthy as playground directors with June Ryah Dee n Diinn for supervision at Ance h Street. Joan Wels Pee Gafzer is noted for duties at Gafzer location.
The article notes the ceremonial pool opening draws 797 attendees and marks the start of the season. It highlights participation by local officials and references upcoming events tied to the opening date.
A man hurt in an accident seeks a trial date set for July 23 in Hoosick. The defendant posted 3100 cash bail and is represented by former Rensselaer County Judge J. Ranney. The case involves local residents and a vehicle operated by Mrs. Genevi Gutkeski of Greenfeld. Victims were treated on the scene by Dr. Charles Sproat.
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