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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1950
Page
4
Paul O Komoray, administrative secretary of the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene, died yesterday in Albany after months of illness. Konigra of New York City had been ill for several weeks. Komara joined the department August 1, 1942 as assistant administrative secretary.
Albany civic leader and former publisher Honey Tucker, longtime Albany resident and Yale graduate, died Sunday in Maunt Springs Florida at age placeholder. Funeral set for Friday at 12 pm at Albany Rural Cemetery with services by St Peters Episcopal Church. He chaired the Albany Savings Bank board and served as warden of St. Peters for forty years. survived by widow and three children.
Names such as Lorainé Gross of Troy and Theodores Uchburgh of Latham appear as guest speakers and hosts at church events and family gatherings. Mrs Mary Chapman hosts at her home while Mrs Charles De La Muter and Mrs CLeally Ware are also mentioned with movement between towns and villages.
Stillwater residents share news of academic fellowships and graduations. Stillwater A Winell receives a physiology fellowship from University of Lanis effective September, while Joan Winsell graduates with honors from Siena College and Paul Vinott earns a major scholarship at Suns College. The piece notes siblings, local moves, and a church Young Adult Fellowship outing with dining and games, plus a clambake schedule at Stillwater Rod and Gun Club with organizers named.
Averill Pari ata Basalt of Albany was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Mogel. Mrs and Drs Chertos Feather of Ok Will were guests of their daughter Mrs Javon Weiss. Tond Fryer of Albany was guest of Ste and Waiter Egbert. Charles Willems enjoys a Pea Week with colleagues in Albany. Mr and Mrs Hardy Larale and family of Springfield were guests of Miss Lorathy Byehdrlan. Mrs Edward Knagip and daughter Lew of West Lake were guests of Mr and Mrs Rendert Miv and Mrs. Mire Raphael hosted a gathering. St Henry Church members plan a service at Crooked Lake at 3 p.m. Mr and Mrs Kentinh Viendirs of Vestal were guests of Mr and Mrs Crvele Glan.
The report lists Mrs Vandervort and family visiting Bixby Lake and Pauli Smith and White Face Mountains, with Rev Ernest J. Vincent, Ross French, and Jon Vincent leaving for Ocean Park Boys Camp. Mr Vincent will serve as chapters and counselors accompany French and John Vincent. Blewart Caldwell of Detroit and Mrs Caldwellle visit Mrs Caldwellwell's father George M. Coas while sparking a few days away.
The Barbury Methodist Church and Sunday School hold a picnic tomorrow after noon at Hedges Lake. Past Matrons of Cammridge Valley Chapter gathered at Miss Duret.
Police uncovered a large illegal betting operation involving 186 men who placed bets on Pacific Coast League games. Ledgers and ledgers reportedly linked to alleged bookmaking showed bets up to 1000 dollars each. Officers seized materials and 25 bonds were set for suspects as the case unfolds in Los Angeles.
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