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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
16
A brief card of thanks from the family expresses gratitude for funeral support and condolences received for a loved one. Names and specific relationships are partially obscured, but the note acknowledges sympathy, assistance, and community help during bereavement.
An archive fragment lists numerous garbled names and oblique references across a memorial tone. The indecipherable text includes scattered personal names, places, initials, and possible memorial cues, reflecting a damaged page with widespread OCR errors.
A jumble of names, places, dates, and titles appears in an OCR scrape with many errors. It mentions individuals such as Muna Amit MES, Mrs Dewey, Harun Hs Pis, and various places like Port and VT, lacking coherent narrative or clear event details.
The Catholic church-led commencement at Meathon honors LaSalle’s 95th class with 53 graduates. Speakers include Rev. William A Scholz and principal C. M. Broderick praising Catholic education, discipline, and faith. Cadets and students receive awards for scholastic achievement and leadership.
Fragmentary OCR shows Kiremen Mochanteville and Hudson Valley Volunteer Rivemen association meeting at Beacon with mixed names and titles. Mentions of officers James Mindwabig Niskayuna second vice Jenny de Devke Clinton Corners secretary William B. Kelly York treasurer Robert Ke York and various regional roles appear unclear due to garbled text.
A collage of names and notices appears from Newark and nearby towns including obituaries and funeral plans. Entries mention Walter Dunn, Mrs Grouse, Karenjisw af Pra, June 2 events, and street addresses such as 00 Nth Street and 837 River Street, with arrangements at Conventenins and the family home.
Police arrest three suspects after an officer was assaulted. Burns, 31, Iadis Skraet, Port Richmond, and Wilford sl. Hangoeh, 33, face disorderly conduct and second degree charges. Rex, Juris sank Tinenek, and others are held at Central Police station awaiting court. Burnstaken to Troy Hospital for a gunshot wound.
Guardian Angel Home graduation honors 36 students in a ceremony featuring remarks by local clergy and college officials. Recipients include Betty Honta Marion Blair Rite Cooper and Dorothy McDonald with notes from principal Rev. Daniel Meurichan and philosophy chair Eugene Coffey. A glee club and student presentations accompanied the ceremony as graduates received diplomas and awards.
Settlement terms approved in a negligence suit involving a minor. The plaintiff is identified as William Massey et al, with defendants including Chaed Vandervort and others. The accident occurred August 28 on Avenue when a car driven by a woman and another vehicle collided, leaving questions about damages and court actions through a 87,000 verdict for a plaintiff and 200 to a husband in a related case in Rensselaer County.
Authorized to sell the Tibbits Estate at Tibbits Avenue through Rensselaer Polpirhair Institute. Four acres of land are reported for purchase by Mrs. Raging My Blach, wife of Kober Slack, with price details and board actions noted by Livingston W. Hohstin, president, amid many incompletely copied names and figures.
A mid 20th century report notes Salfers sustaining a head injury at practice. He was transported to a regional hospital where Dr. Ray Gregwate attended him. The incident occurred at a training area near York Street between Middleton and Genssel.
Reports from the dedication of a new jet propulsion center describe high level interest from Army and Navy leaders. Key figures include Lt. Gen. Ralph C. Jeenings and Rear Adm. WPL Jennings, with remarks on aviation advancement, industry-government cooperation, and the significance of the facility for national defense.
The band group performed last evening to aid a famine relief campaign. Seaside attendees joined a patriotic program featuring Heine and Abe, with proceeds supporting the needy through the campaign. About 2000 spectators expected, with Navy veterans and civic leaders in attendance at Barker Bakery.
Theodore S Maurnin, nicknamed Watnap, gave himself up to police after a failed escape from local authorities in Glens Falls area. A stolen vehicle tied to the incident was found abandoned near Madsen Falls, as investigators traced the fugitive through Watersborough and Watenspang. The case, once thought unresolved, was reportedly narrowed by a detective’s tip leading to the suspect’s surrender.
Police recovered a gold wrist watch and trousers shown by Kenith during a theft report. The items were found near a public area while the owner, identified as Bark, was playing a game. Witnesses described suspects fleeing with the belongings.
County party rules delay naming sessions from July 1 to July 16. Leadership challenges persist in the Democratic Party with possible extensions for leadership, while Republican sessions are also anticipated. Petitions circulate for congressional, state senate, and other county posts, with municipal and judicial convention dates pending clarification.
350 members from multiple counties will attend a four H club camp at a summer program near Alpe. Leaders from Cornell University plan sessions on mining work and photography while special guests from Sigitoon and Chick lly attend. The event will feature demonstrations, supervised activities, and a focus on youth leadership through outdoor projects.
Scouts gather at Camp Rotary for a two day camp with 00 members of the Try Avon Connell at Boy Sconra. Top Teanite of today's program will be the night canalive dance. Linrtgns will be presented to excuuts aim there, with a water point and an all will be held.
In Staten City authorities responded to a reported incident at a local site involving multiple agencies. The event prompted alarms and a rapid mobilization as responders worked to secure the area and assess any hazards. Officials provided briefings on scene management and safety measures for nearby residents.
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