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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
13
Fragmented text shows temple services scheduled including morning and weekend rites. References to Sabbath, Friday evening preparations, Saturday and Sunday morning services, and related notes appear garbled but indicate a religious schedule with multiple services across the weekend.
Curate appointments at St Pauls Episcopal Church include Thalmann who trained at Columbia and the Virginia Theological Seminary. He will participate in service, youth work, and diocese activities while serving with the parish and local mission groups. The report notes his overseas service and plans to join youth councils and regional outreach as Fourth of July celebrations draw crowds and travel surges.
A long local page lists memorials and obituaries with names such as Wilf Balvittore and Mariye Dods Mend, noting wakes, funerals, and church services. It mentions addresses, institutions, and multiple family tributes, reflecting a tight knit Atlanta area community massing around bereavement and remembrance.
A garbled OCR text describes a May event with registration details and readings. It names Misa Panuy and others, mentions registration at May month end, and references locations and a report listing frequent users and readings. The fragmentary content hints at a local gathering or meetup with unspecified outcomes.
Henry J. Marshall directs the unit coordinating veterans affairs as the Marines staff announces the creation of a state wide group. The panel brings together key officials to streamline veteran administration and support across the service.
Fragmentary death notice listing several individuals and locations with unclear connections. Names include Mirela and Domne Raligane, mentions of churches and hall seating, and generic references to time and place, but most details and verbs are garbled.
Residents of Schaghlicnke and Valley Walls observed Independence Day with a time honored outdoor celebration sponsored by the American Legion. The event featured marching units from Schaghhllicnke Valley Walls and Goullied in Mage Eleven.
A Troy couple marked an anniversary with a garden wedding reception at the home of Mrs. and Mr. Pend at 9 Bilings Avenue. About 150 guests attended as family honored the pair born in 1886 and celebrated long residence in the area.
A one story frame shed rear of 128 West Avenue burned, slight damage to surrounding wood shavings. The shed is owned by Uysdali Matoney JT Twentye forth Street and occupied by Que Whittegarh Corp. Fire origin undetermined. eyewitnesses note possible wind spread from nearby work area. Fire department reports minimal damage to adjacent properties.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a break in at a store on 221 First Avenue. Details unclear about entry method and items damaged. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond street address.
Only two registrants were sent for draft examinations at the Albin induction center Oilswaek. One is Com Board 3&0 and another is Thom Nard 381. The board did not select others for induction. Proceedings mention consolidation and relocation of personnel to The Try Hotel Mundas.
Solicitors Edward M Maguire warn of a false cancer fund collecting donations. Affected individuals report misleading solicitations. police and officials urge caution and to verify charity legitimacy before donating. Two injured in a nearby incident are listed in vague context, with no clear link to the scam case.
Vague notice fragment lists Whitehall village rooms and dates for a local election. Mentions Craakeen rooms Wed day, July 10, and July 27 at pm at 714 Koneth Avenue for voters and candidates including Rebekah Ladge Malik and Mrs Anna Bronson.
A Troy woman was accidentally shot in the forehead while near Loin Street. She was taken to hospital by her brother Meme Meakhan. a neighbor recalls a suspect, Theodore Trinall, who is being questioned by investigators as authorities review the incident. The event prompted police caution and a call for witnesses.
The Jarrey YW Camp opens Monday for a six week program offering health education, swimming, sports, drama, and arts. Enrollment nears capacity with scholarships available to cover all or part of the fee for families in need. Activities run 10 am to 1 pm with sessions after school and include a doll contest, cap shows, and weekly camper awards led by teachers and counselors.
A damaged notice describes a toy cannon blast injuring several boys at a location near Troy and Leniard Hospital. Authorities from a local division and radio patrol investigate the incident, with unclear names and details remaining in the OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Avon location and a police padin event on 1. Dy Mahanoy with scattered names and places, but details are unreadable. The record preserves uncertain fragments and lacks coherent facts to summarize a single incident or outcome.
A speedboat exploded near Lake George injuring eight people, many residents from Philadelphia and New York. The vessel capsized and burned as occupants were thrown into the water or forced to swim to shore. Several injured were hospitalized, with one pilot in serious condition and many doctors assisting at the scene. The incident, linked to a fishing boat fleet, is under investigation by local authorities.
The report outlines $3,600 sent by Froy Committer for Haitian relief and $8,600 in insula and sundry supplies from American Medical Relief. A canvass by Fevenlty we Troy and Waterchef notes shipments to Haiti, including antibiotics and medicines, while shortages of shelter and fuel persist. Local response highlights continued fundraising needs and medical aid shortages amid difficult conditions.
An apparent vehicle crash during an athletic meet kills a person named Hin and injures others. The report mentions organizers and officials but provides few verifiable details or locations. Further confirmation is needed to identify the event date, place, and names.
A long delayed cornerstone ceremony for Brunswick's new firehouse took place on a Saturday afternoon. Mayor Joba i.hern presided as officials and volunteers, including Judge Pilly and Pastor Jose Me Uneénan, attended the event and spoke on community service. A flag ceremony and communal gathering followed the laying of the cornerstone.
The will of Christopher Murphy who died May to probate here leaves 2000 to St Colman’s Home Convent and Orphan Asylum for services and divisions of the estates. Names of witnesses include Patrick Jo Mullen and others. estate value around 20000 in giersun though exact value to be disclosed for inheritance taxation under Lecourt.
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