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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1945
Page
16
A brief notice expresses gratitude to all who heard and supported the family at a time of bereavement. The card references a dedication to loved ones and mentions the Green Creek, Prabedte and Diggita household and the United Bestensed duty during the period.
An In Memoriam notice honors Ulson and related family members. It mentions birth at Samaritan Hospital, names Mrs Howerd Pret, Mrs Fort 55, and Mr Edward Preckbe. The piece cites Grady, Robert John, Helen Tombinsen, and a location near Hovsick Falls.
A jumble of funeral notices and obituaries lists names such as Mrs Sauare Waear John J Nicholson Albert Harner Dominick Paliadina Marie Harner Mary H Hearne and Alice Maltby with details of services at St Patrick's Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Oakwood Cemetery including dates times and church names across Colonie Watervliet Dublin and Troy areas with references to family relations and Memorial Chapel arrangements.
Mrs. William Schatzhamer formerly Mary Bray of 18 Springs Avenue has accepted the post of program director of business with industrial gifts at the Troy Y W C A. Executive director Dororthy E Chere notes her social work lineage and training at Emma Willard, Smith, Russell Sage, and Juilliard.
Clouds hampered view of the partial solar eclipse yesterday morning delaying sighting until the last phase. Local observers saw the final arc as the sun reemerged with 62 percent obscured, while Gudley Observatory recorded limited data due to area distance from the totality path.
The district 4-H Camp at Alps opened with 139 campers and extended the season to three weeks. Registration quotas apply for the first two periods ending Sunday and July 22, with a third period from July 22 to 29 open to more applicants. Living conditions are comfortable with five dormitories each housing 35 cots, lockers, and screened windows.
Obituaries list multiple deaths and funeral details from Troy area including Julia A. Dyer widow of the late WH ds Murphy with services at Cummings Third Ave. Funeral home arrangements note interment at St Agnes Cemetery Menands and public viewing.
The Record Newspapers with Troy Recreation Department sponsor beginner and advanced Learn to Swim classes at Pars pool from early July through late August. Edward Wachter says civilian and military personnel gain fitness and self preservation skills. open to adults and children, registration requires a coupon and present at the pool.
Greenwich sends fifteen men from the draft district for induction into the armed forces and another group for preinduction examinations. The names include Bernard Argyle, Langworth Easter, Ralph Lane, John Hayes, Fred Davis, Ralph Perkins, and George Roby among others, with additional listed residents from Greenwich and nearby towns.
County clerk records show Samuel Weisberg and Joseph Mandel of Averill Park intend to operate the Lake View Hotel on Main Street as successors to Joseph Ridett who formerly ran the establishment.
A local civic group and state leaders push for a National Cemetery in Troy. The plan cites War Department interest, regional road access, and historical significance, with endorsements to be sent to officials. John J. Hartigan and Frank J. Mealy lead the committee.
The Troy Vocal Society announced its 1945-46 concert season at a board meeting led by president Jeane G. Flack. Edwin Steffe, baritone, opens at Music Hall December 6. Beveridge Webster, pianist, follows March 7. Dorothy Fisher, contralto, appears May 2.
The readable fragments report a person named Name with unspecified address and age, plus mentions of Sou and Ete in a city context. Details are incomplete but indicate a local record or notice.
State Expert Two Wills conducts a home canning class at the Surrogate’s office focusing on fresh vegetables, proper boiling, salt use, and pressure cooker care. The session also covers fruit juices canning without sugar, pasteurizing basics, and where to obtain bulletins from the Home Bureau for cooking guidance.
Two people were injured in falls yesterday. George Driscoll, 66, of 55 Third Avenue, was treated at Leonard Hospital for a cut above the eye and facial abrasion after a fall on Fifth Street between Second and Third Avenues and was taken to the hospital by Officer Ormsby and Patrolman Mele. Mrs Elin Milter, 73, of 57 Tenth Street, was taken to Troy Hospital after a porch fall caused a broken shoulder. attended by Dr Padalino and held for further treatment.
Vermont state officials observed widespread furred waste as bounties paid for porcupine ears. State auditor David Anderson notes eastern areas report lax enforcement and many carcasses left unprocessed. The program paid about $1,500 in its first month for 3,000 ears, prompting criticism.
The Agriculture Department announces measures to curb a Japanese beetle outbreak in Brunswick Road area gardens. Sprays and powders including aluminum sulfate and arsenate of lead are recommended, with constant treatment and surface coating to protect plants as beetles feed on various greens. The pest is described as about an inch long with a blue shell and white spots, moving in swarms from plant to plant.
Former County Deputy Sgt Lester E. Genderme Ter Re Counts sheriff was killed in Luxembourg. His wife, the Powers, Nort hedgeen fist. James Frost.
The French Press Agency reported a large munitions dump exploded in Dunkerque yesterday afternoon near the town center. The FCC dispatch said there were fears of many victims as sporadic explosions continued throughout the night.
A Stephentown youth died when his car left the road and struck the roadside. Trooper B E D Harchert and Investigator Russell led the investigation as officers gathered details and examined the scene.
Music pupils under Robert Mec Cormack Darrione and others will perform a program at St Mark's garish ball Feen Island featuring piano pieces by Scharwenka Pax and Bre. Vocal solos include Eo Op 3 No 4 and Tales of Hoffman. Performers include Maxell Eckstein Nancy Feathers and Peuline Bitinski with Dennee Koleski Morrison and others.
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