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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
13
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude for support received during a bereavement. The message references a family, mourning, and appreciation for condolences, with mention of a specific person’s illness or passing and acknowledgment of community care.
A single high school class announces its first reunion set for May at the school annex. The organizing committee led by Mrs Clemeine Manan includes Richard Kick and others, with plans for a social evening, a program, and guest speakers from local schools and organizations.
Rain disrupted the Tay Ane Kowuell led Boy Scout Camporee with heavy downpours canceling outdoor activities. District leaders and organizers moved events indoors, with a supper meeting planned and awards to be presented later. several stations and demonstrations were postponed to the next day.
Visitors to the Saratoga Battlefield spent the night at the YMCA as part of a trip described with scattered fragments. The account notes travel by boat and mentions the Revolutionary War site with references to local places and officials, including an arrest in Pawling Avenue.
The 4 H clubs nominate officers including Miatug Cartes Averill Pank incumbent and Miss Marion Gower for next term. A rally at Knickertaukie Junin High School in Averill Park features candidates and a long list of names from Burow and neighboring towns.
The Democrat Party Youth Division plans a state tour covering central New York counties culminating in an Albany conference next Friday night. State chair Styroe and Choris Bayle will lead events in Syracuse and several towns with press coverage expected nationwide.
Fragmented report describes a series of names and places including Fort Edward Glens Holt and Glos Coutsails with scattered references to a speaker lineup and Knights of Columbus in a Sunday gathering. Military service mentions and discharge from the Navy appear in a jumbled ending.
A village church in Pike held a debt liquidation ceremony after nine years of effort. Trustees, pastors, and members including Miss Many Berg and Miss Zagiear attended the service with readings by local clergy and a procession near the pulpit. Led by lay leaders, the event featured prayers, a benediction, and a gathering of parishioners from surrounding areas.
A weather summary describes rain and cooler weekend conditions. Mentions unsettled patterns, temperatures, and potential changes as a front moves through. Forecasters note periods of damp, with improving trends as the weekend approaches and temperatures moderate.
The Printers Union elected officers including Hunt as president and held a sentimental dinner for members. The meeting named committees and discussed dues, with several members listed and a vote on leadership noted. Proceedings reflected union solidarity and upcoming events in the local printing community.
Charles A Gillie longtime city foreman died in hospital after a brief illness. A Republican ward leader and former member of the Troy Cadets, he lived on the East Side and worked in the Department of Pade. Survived by wife Alice My Tilt and several sisters and brothers, funeral plans pending at the Samiritin Hospital and Funeral Chapel on Ferth Ave.
A vehicle collision near Glens Falls injures multiple individuals including Twe Hyjueed and several occupants listed with unclear spellings. Witnesses and responders from local areas assisted at the scene as authorities investigated the incident and noted involved names and vehicles.
The notice describes an impending bridge closure affecting River Wark and nearby areas. Details include affected routes, dates, and responsibilities of local authorities for the closure and associated traffic management.
G O P groups in Washington and Warren Counties publicly back Taylor for a second term. The caucus named delegates to the party convention and endorsed incumbents for county and district offices including statewide figures and judicial candidates.
The Third District Bar meets with a banquet at Parrott Hotel in Weld Jay Seba hutia County Town. Lawrence Mont of New York addresses government regulation of labor unions. A panel discusses the court function in negligence cases led by Charles Taunay of Troy with a roster of attorneys and officials from Albany Troy and Hudson. The banquet features remarks by Lawr y Ryan and officers of the New York State Bar Association. Committee members from Schoharie County oversee the event.
Disconnected notes describe Troy Elks planning to participate in a national parade in New York. A lodge committee meeting discusses initiation, parade duties, and funding, with uncertain terms and several garbled phrases.
The notice reports a legal matter in which Rules County is obliged to bear costs for mental patients under state provisions. It references General Nathaniel Gobet and a court context at Adinay with limited readable detail on preceding actions and affiliations.
Emma Willard alumnae announce a reunion in the city with plans for events at Rama and multiple venues. The program includes social gatherings, presentations, and tributes led by senior figures and local officials, with participation from notable alumni and trustees.
A chaotic OCR reads that St Anthony’s plans an outdoor bazaar with stalls on Fourth Street and adjacent streets. Committees are named for games, foods, and attractions, with organizers listed for booths and activities.
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