Card of Thanks Feathers
We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for all kinds of expressions of sympathy a grate of car be et sen amd Srothes. Douglas Feathers and family.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1945
Page
12
We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for all kinds of expressions of sympathy a grate of car be et sen amd Srothes. Douglas Feathers and family.
A collection of obituary lines and memorial notes honor Durutiy Hutter and others. The clippings mention relatives, service details, and dates from the 1940s, including mentions of Vinian Russell Lona Cargel Jones Putman and Sawicki. Births, marriages, and hospital mentions appear alongside family tributes and memorial verses.
Obituaries list several local residents with family relations and funeral details. Albert J. Alberto Sr. and relatives are named. Donna(h)ie Dorahnlie, Marcus Folderman, Donato Grieco, Patsy Rinaldi, Jo sah Valenta, and others are mentioned with funeral times, residences, and burial places in Troy area. Interments occur at St Peters Cemetery, Waterford, and related local cemeteries. Some entries note military service and church services, with private or public funeral arrangements and residence addresses.
Coal dealers warn Troy that this winter's supply could be worse than last year's crisis. Mayor Abern plans emergency steps with the committee to monitor conditions and prepare for immediate action. Consumers urged to order 30 percent of their average fuel before Oct 1 and use reclaimed coke as a substitute to avert a fuel shortage.
At Harmony Hall Lev HL Blume Post formed arrangements for the annual V F W clamsteam to be held Sunday September 16 at Sharpe's Grove on the Old New York Sound. Events include races for men and women, a 3 pm softball game, 4 pm steam, and an evening dance.
A final decree of judicial settlement was filed in Surrogate Court by executor Joseph L. Fitzgerald for Irene Webb of Sand Lake. The accounting shows receipts totaling 2,474.49 with deductions of 1,225.60 for debts administration and funeral expenses, leaving a balance of 1,249.89 to be given to St. Helena’s Roman Catholic Church in Averill Park. attorney Wilford A. Forestier represents the estate.
A special election to approve a construction project for Town of Halfman offices and facilities in Saratoga County was postponed from last night and rescheduled for Tuesday with only 3 percent turnout indicated.
Troy Council selected two 15 year old youths from Sacred Heart and St Joseph parishes to attend Camp Teak in two weeks starting July 29. The trip, funded by the council, covers all camp data and physicals. Essays of 200 words were judged by former County Judge Charles J. Ranzey and City Judge Joan J. Sweeney to determine the attendees.
Rainy spell eases as Troy records moderate temperatures while other areas see cooler air. The Weather Bureau expects light showers ending today with cloudiness, and temperatures to rise slightly from yesterday. Troy dipped to 37 with Ticonderoga at 47, as a volatile first half of the year ends with erratic precipitation.
Six certificates for operating under assumed names were filed in the County Clerk's office yesterday. Partners Michael Busone and Frank Lotito will run the Court Barber Shop at 33 Congress St Troy. Lois E. and Robert C. Wiltsey now run the Wiltsey Convalescent Home at 142 Oakwood Ave. Stephen W. Bates plans Professional Telephone Secretarial Service from his residence. Classic Service at 62 Classic St Hoosick Falls stores and services motor vehicles. Mary Anna Talené runs the Lake Shore House at Snyder’s Lake. Tibbits Cadets set meeting tomorrow night at 8:30 in Troy Post American Legion rooms.
The American Legion state convention is planned for September in Troy with delegates from many posts in Rensselaer County. Legion leaders report attendance from each post, parade plans, and a business session. meeting details set for August 22 at Noble Callahan Post.
Jewish Community Center day camp shifts from usual games to outings and museum visits. Campers will join Albany Center for lunch, swimming, and a movie, with morning visits to Education Bunch and the Museum of Natural History.
Joan Adams 13 of Karner Colonie is in Albany Hospital with a deep scalp laceration and a shoulder wound after a bicycle collision with a car at Stop 23 Albany Schenectady Road. Morton Steinmetz of 633 Plymouth Ave Schenectady operated the car. J R Morris investigated the crash.
Interlocutory decree of divorce granted by Supreme Court Justice Pierce H Russsel dissolves marriage of Exanzel haw of Troy and Frank Darhaw of Cohoes. The action, represented by Joseph B. Walsh and James M. O'Brien, will become final in three months. Married in Cohoes on Tatya0 Wik, the couple have two adult children.
Troy Boys Club plans a weekend outdoor sleepover at Forest Late Park Camp Barger with tents set up and a club truck trip to church Sunday. Director Edward Kane notes limited space as only 27 boys can attend the camping trip with activities including swimming and a movie outing in the city.
State Police recovered a stolen safe from a canal near Rice Road in Rotterdam Town. Eastman confessed involvement in a burglary at Groben’s store and thefts from Trey Buick Co and Trojan Pomp Co. Several vehicles tied to the crimes were recovered. the safe contents were largely unrecovered. Eastman held on burglary charges. investigation continues with local authorities.
Karen M Jensen of 164 Eighth Avenue North hosted a surprise party at her home in Troy last night for her eightieth birthday. Friends neighbors and family attended including her three sons Richard Jensen Nets Jensen and Johannes Jensen and two daughters Mrs Paul Weekmuller and Mrs Astrid Nielsen with families. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Jensen and daughter Anne Marie of Salamanca. Jensen, born in Denmark, has resided in Langingsurg since youth and is a member of Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church. Luncheon featured a blue and white motif with a patriotic table setting. Solos by Raymond Weekmuller, with two grandsons serving as soloists at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Motorists in the Troy area have received about 2400 summonses from the Bureau of Internal Revenue for lacking the $5 federal use stamp. About 1900 appeared, paying the stamp and a further $5 for neglect. No refusals yet. penalties include a $25 fine or up to thirty days in jail. Officials warn stamps remain required on windshields and offenses are decreasing over time.
The Vermont case centers on Frotten charged with killing lumberman Robert Stratton with a gunshot wound and head injury from an angular instrument. A Vermont jury of six men and six women was seated, with Atty. Gen. Alvan Barker supervising. Prosecution led by Jerome Travers Jerome, son of a famed New York lawyer, presented testimony from Peck, Fletcher, and others, including Frotten’s dealings with Harriet Stratton and a prior threat.
Rena Well received $1524.63 from Workmen's Compensation Court for injuries sustained employer Hoosick Falls Health Center, including one third loss of use of her left hand. Other awards noted include Charles Hastings $9140 for 19 percent right hand loss, Lester Brewer $542.22, Frank Dolan $290, and multiple others across local companies with varied injuries and continued cases.
Thomas H Burke 74 Elm Street Hoosick Falls died yesterday at Troy Hospital after a seven week illness He had served eight years as Hoosick Falls assessor He was a member of Hoosick Falls Council of Civil Defense and Derby Car Survivors include wife Catherine Stirluke daughter Mrs John Tierney Schenectady two sons Rev Leo Burke Oconomowoc Wis and Morgan Burke Hoosick Falls two sisters Mrs Harotine McEvoy and Mrs Margaret Gary Soth four brothers John David and George Burke Schenectady and Moosick Falls The funeral will be from residence Friday morning and Church of the Immaculate Conception Interment St Marys Cemetery Knighths of Columbus will meet tonight at 7 30 to say prayers for the dead.
At Prospect Park pool The Record Newspapers and the Troy Recreation Department ran Learn to Float classes with attendance rising to 204 or 214 as youngsters practiced bobbing the Jerry Fish Moat and the dead man’s float. Instructors stressed mastering buoyancy before stroke work and noted many students succeeded in floating.
Entomologist Dr Leidy will inspect county farms with Edwin Beil Farm Bureau agent John Swan and others to study blight on potatoes and related diseases this year, aiming to compare with prior years during the inspection tour through the area.
Richard Whimple aged 10 from 36 Hoo sick Street was treated at Samaritan Hospital for a cut on the left foot suffered while playing near Prospect Park swimming pool. He was brought to the hospital by Patrolmen John McClure and Arthur Quintan and later returned home.
Two Sechanicuilig men were sentenced to federal prison yesterday in Malone for stealing cigarettes from a Boston-based retailer. Federal agents testified about the theft, and the men pleaded age claims. Judge Eden presided as the case concluded with sentences handed down.
Michael Basile, a Clinton Prison inmate sentenced for attempted murder of a NYC detective in Colonie in 1932, seeks court-ordered records for appeal. A show cause order directs Albany County and Colonie officials to disclose records including grand jury minutes, with district and county clerks named, as Basile and associate William E Kelly pursue uncited records related to the 1932 raid and McCarthy case.
War relic collection sent from France and North Africa is on loan at the Troy Public Library. Arthur Ginsburg and Norman Ssicmon organized the exhibit with items including a German officer's hat, swagger sticks, a naval shoulder insignia, beads, a whistle, armbands, and a walking stick. Children visiting during vacation days explore the display as Esther Coppola leads reading career books for girls and others.
The United Mine Workers of America holds a rally led by E F Westigh in Ukrainian Park Canoes Auras. Members Mathew Rourke Donald Proude James Batson and D J Synder contribute in areas including refreshments sports and entertainment.
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