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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1947
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text recalls a memorial or remembrance piece mentioning Mary Toghod Beaudet and others, with scattered names and references to Jewish suffering during World War II, resistance, and community responses. The passage blends bereavement notes, wartime history, and postwar reflection, including mentions of Jewish relief and veteran groups.
A brief card of thanks from the Brimmer family and Tamity expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for thoughts and condolences. It references a recent bereavement and acknowledges support through a difficult time, naming no specific names beyond the family surname.
The Citizens Corps plans a July 1 dedication at Nic Lioy Aiinery to honor a World War II service member. A planning meeting Saturday set the event, with Moanwy coordinating the program and guests including local leaders and community groups.
Police report a lost child case involving Soley Ann Mortis. Officers Patralinny Phonias Russell and Trhn Osterhoul located the girl and took her to Nie home after she was found near Tay Theater tonight.
Death notices and funeral details for Annie Apis, Mary Irving, Otto H. Brack, and others. Services held at Oakwood Cemetery, rural cemeteries and nearby chapels. relatives named, with dates and times for Monday and Tuesday ceremonies in Newton and nearby towns.
Pleasantdale Volunteer Unit launches fund drive to help a blind couple and their three year old child start a grocery and living space in Pleasantdale. A four member committee led by Kenneth Nichols plans to locate a store, raise funds, and set up accommodations within two months. a meeting is set at the Pleasantdale fire house tomorrow at 8.
A Ling Council meeting Saturday night elected officers for the Commercial Travelers group. Dester presided as the group opposed a gasoline tax measure. New officers include secretary Rhodes, treasurer Barth, and counselor Dal S&S Fawier with an eight member execution committee. The unit plans attendance at the state convention and named Mrs Oliver S Death president with committees formed for the upcoming AN meeting in Jude.
A delegation from the newly formed Sacred Heart Post Catholic Veterans will attend the Founders Day dinner and program of the Catholic War Veterans Post. Representatives include Commander John Bo Ate Cathy and vice committe Robert F Gareth, with the host room at Sacred Hours Church.
Members of the Burns Club Auxiliary in Minot discussed disaster relief work and World War II service. A speaker covered Red Cross activities, with plans for annual dues and refreshments arranged by club volunteers. The next meeting is scheduled for April 12 with details announced by the president.
A car traveling south skidded after an impact and struck a tree on Albany Saratoga Road injuring a mother aged 39 and her daughter. They were treated at Memorial Hospital by a passing motorist and police investigated with Gas towed from the damaged vehicle. Patrol troopers Georga Goodtow and Michael Murray of the Newtonville outpost reported the scene.
The 81st anniversary of Woodyde Fresby tatan Chireh Sinlay School was observed with a service led by AC nervinn commentating. Present members and former members reflected on the founders’ spirit, urging cooperation and devotion to Christ. George Chapman read the school history. John Russell and John S Mahin delivered remarks. Committee included Thomas Wells as chairman with others assisting.
Married men of Newman Club renew vows in a formal ceremony led by Archbishop and church advisors. The event featured couples with children, a blessing from the bishop, and the sacrament ceremony concluding the renewal.
The Scottish Rite will confer the eighth through 76th degrees on candidates at the meeting Friday March 21. Delta Council Princes of Jerusalem will perform the Tal degree under the direction of Paul G Eickey, the current director.
Readable fragments describe a March 1813 1813 blizzard and the 1843 event as among the area’s worst. Observers compare storms to a granddaddy of tempests, noting multi foot snow depths, severe winds, and transportation disruption to Troy West Troy Albany.
Funeral services for Dr Michael E Debrue a renowned ophthalmologist at Joy Hospital will be held tomorrow at 10 a m at his home 149 Hud Street and 10 30 a m at St Marys Church burial will follow at St Marys Cemetery Widowed by Helen Bitepttinick two sons Paul and Arthur Debyer Troy a daughter Roberta and five grandchildren survive him The Dolan family long time residents of Troy and active in the medical community mourn his passing attributed to a heart attack last Saturday local tributes note his long career and civic involvement The obituary also mentions surviving siblings and extended relatives with services arranged by his family and local clergy
An early 20th century notice lists Tran Grotto Monarel and assistants as key figures for the upcoming convention. It names Arthur J Burch, John Delancey, Ray Pour Grotto, Mallon Front, J. Powel, Hay Cheney, Ray Browne Blum Podge, Charles Bustal, and Nelly as participants. The piece notes a supreme council convention in Cleveland with Hosworth MacChow ney designated as delegate to the Empa State convention onliney.
Patrol units Patialmer John Uethauer and Times Marin recovered a damaged auto yesterday on 1211 Street and Second. The owner Tsu Giawoki of AM Rechely Avenue reported the car was stolen from Jn fennt of Sia hore, with tinder fed YOM MEN Wale HOM witnessing the seizure.
Captain J L Wells receives a state medal for meritorious service with an Army infantry combat squad in the South Pacific. The award, presented by Dr Thomas L Dewey, honors his wartime valor while serving under General EY Lynen. Captain Wells, son of Mr and Mrs Sidney P Wells, husband of Mrs Anni Wells, and father of two, already holds the Army Commendation Medal.
A Stillwater youth is charged with shooting at Kingston police following an April incident. Police pursued the suspect after a fled pursuit across Kingston streets, leading to a confrontation where the youth allegedly resisted and tied up a responding officer during the chase.
Railroad men from New York will convene in Troy at 1 o clock Saturday for the annual meeting of the New York Central lines. A testimonial dinner will follow the meeting, with remarks by Major Jona Aneri and refreshments for all attendees.
A false alarm was issued around 103 pm yesterday near 107th Street and Sixth Avenue. No injuries or immediate danger reported as authorities confirmed the all clear and residents returned to normal activity.
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