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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1947
Page
16
The family expresses appreciation to relatives friends and church groups for memorial support after a period of bereavement. They acknowledge kindness from patrons choir and community members and thank those who attended services and sent flowers and sympathy.
Memorial notice listing many family names and relations with scattered details. References to Shiren tu 1989 death, and lengthy tributes to mother, husband, and siblings. Includes multiple names, places, and dates in a muted obituary style.
In Repaanhier County Court a defiant eviction case heads to trial over a July 31, 1918 removal from James de Malaney’s restaurant. The plaintiff seeks $3,000 damages while defense witnesses dispute the events, with Judge Herbert B. Flamm denying motions to dismiss.
Fragmented oblique note lists plans for a police communion breakfast with details on organizers, speakers, and a church service. Names include Maloreyide Gither Willan Ty Healey as general chairman and Rev. Willam S.J. Cleary as celebrant. Memorial and funeral references appear, with references to local churches and dates in March and April.
Ledger lists multiple anniversary masses and obituaries. Names include Connie Curistensen, Gertie SiteTis, Marvel 107 Ping, Mrs. Han Kesaues, and Michael Bren. Services occur at St Macy Church and local cemeteries with interments and remembrances scheduled in March and May.
A Wake One address urged cutting federal expenses from 37 to roughly 30 billion, reviewing agency functions and private enterprise revival. Speakers emphasized field finance oversight, public cooperation, and renewed investment in housing, municipal spaces, and a proposed adaptable municipal auditorium.
St Mark's Methodist Church held its annual meeting with reports from church leaders and committees. Budget for 4,133 benevolence 4,975 and a centennial project were approved. Trustees and stewards were elected and new officers named, including Harold We Grittis and Ernest Supp continuing in pastorate.
A senior class yearbook style feature lists senior superlatives including most popular girl and boy, best dressed, best athlete, and most artistic. Names such as Betty Bailes Agnes Bayly Eleanor Bailey Harrell Ken Newell Jane Whittemore and Katherine Kleinhert appear among the readable items.
A new finance unit is formed led by Mak Mae Ryan as head of the group with Ann O Briot as cochairman. The plan includes a social Monday March 24 and a meeting in Spanish War Man with Bertha Jatetney and Leheniitt members.
Workers at Waterville Toy Company, 85 men, began a strike after failed talks over a wage raise. A meeting is being arranged led by union officials to resume negotiations. William Kat train and John A. Rooney are coordinating with company vice president to set a seating between the union and management.
A local event in Poestenkill will institute a new Young Friends auxiliary unit. Announcement notes installation by Ann WilMdh of Sehennetady with department officials by Wilson and word of officers to be elected. A reception follows the ceremony with a buffet and social gathering.
Rawson Gardinier purchasing agent files that The State Water Conditioning Co. of Mohawk Street Cohoes won the contract to supply a water safety system for Pawtings Sanitarium. The winning bid of 1493 was the lowest received among bidders.
An auto generated fragment mentions Poway and Seventh Avenue with garbled names and locations. Readable items reference a school, a person named Mia, and a policy or program related to prevention or outreach. No clear event or outcome emerges from the text.
A Troy community program highlighted women’s roles in social work with speaker Charles J. Ramney recounting local welfare efforts. He urged support for health clinics and youth services, noting “Women taking on responsibilities” and the need for training in business and social knowledge. The event, introduced by Miss Katherine Gray, covered August plans, with Miss Sally Butler to address the Albany state group.
Fire crews from Steamer Co and Kavanaugh Ragk and Ladter Co responded to a Northside blaze at 12 Daye Avenue. Firemen quickly brought the burner fire under control after moments of effort. Smoke damage occurred in the home while the structure sustained minor damage. No injuries reported.
Sir Patrick's Church will honor its namesake with a service on Sunday evening at Ta pm in west Palrigh. Rev MWalvoty M Shiver will preach. The event includes a Eucharist and veneration of the relic at St Patticl.
The document states Wilbon M. Mazur won an arbitration or settlement for $150 related to a matter involving Justis Willerrch Murray and a named party. Attorneys Joes de Hilonee and associates represented the case in court or arbitration on Seventh Avenue.
The Foresters dinner is slated for Saturday with members from the Audson and Furveries orders attending. Over 100 Rienhas are expected, including guests from New York and Long Psermbw, with plans for dancing and a shine.
An organization meeting of The Henudl Market Employees Keer re PaGonal Association will be held at Manes nF pat wh Cita hvents. Attendees include representatives from HAM and Mormons in multiple states.
Naval Reserve establishes a permanent Troy office at 47 First Buckeye, near the Union, with weekday hours from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. The new facility, to house a recruiting and training arm, will include an armory and drill shed, with extensive communications and lab equipment. Lieutenant Dawdy heads the unit, joined by Chief Youman Join Mas Cumber, stationed permanently in Troy, as enlistments continue and a first meeting of the reserve is planned. A World War I veteran signing at Rensselaer County Court House is noted among early enlistees.
Alvert Van Nederynen of Case Listuy Wes was elected president of the Rensselaer County 4-H Dairy Club at the recent meeting of the MG. Robert Sheldon of North Petersburg was named vice president, Reaneid Rose of Peleg secretary, and Alber Hoy of Cas- Uelom treasurer. Upcoming events include Calf section days, Holstein Club shows at Schaghticohe and Alta Mont, calf judging contests next month at Charter Move Farms, and a week-long 4-H camp at Rensselaer County 4-H Camp with judging contests in July and August. A banquet is planned in October.
Rep Bean Taylor urged Hawaii statehood at a House Public Lands Committee hearing in Washington. Rep Castor supported, with Admiral Nimite presenting testimony for swift action to make Hawaii the ninth state. Interior Secretary J. A. Pug pressed for immediate action as proposals, including one by Vaglat, move through Congress.
An armed bandit robbed Simons Liquor Store at 40 Columbia Street Albany last night securing about 213 dollars from the cash register. Police describe the suspect as eight inches tall, medium build, wearing a light overcoat and green felt hat. The clerk, Charles Boneeteol, said the man entered with a gun and fled after taking the money. police conducted a rapid search with no results.
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