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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
10
The Watervliet Rotary Club celebrated its anniversary with a dinner at the Elms Holy Time hall. Officers and guests including William Underwood and others presented awards and renewals of pledges while wives attended as guests.
Maplewood Auvtlears To Conduct Party details a May 4 meeting of the Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department committee. Names listed include Jane Jyn tel, Florence Diwims, Jawett, Larkin, Devdin, Lins, and Sachiain. Birthdates of members around March noted as part of the event. Community organizing led by Miss Meyhicy.
John Levish of 30 vanity third Street was elected secretary at the Eastern and Cute Day meeting of divisions in Scaumietads Sunday. The meeting at the Immaculate Conception Church named Gurielei as chaplain and heard reports from leaders including Ruben La Vore and Vins milky Gaunetie. Activities listed covered dances, pledges, and community events at local centers, with youth groups and church groups planning next gatherings.
The Red Cross campaign in Watervliet raised over $5,000 with house-to-house drives and a street collection. Davenport and assistants reported progress, with 100 percent participation aimed and a cutoff date set for the end of the campaign.
Church notes list Lent prayers and services in multiple parishes including Our Lady of ML Crum Tol and St Anthony’s. Entries cover daily devotions Stations of the Cross, parish meetings, youth events, catechism, and church notices in a dense, local calendar style.
Watershet Masons plan a social at Watershet Aone Chub Bred Woodsenor on Saturday evening. Guests include Jann Thains Pussell Gi cham and others. program runs 7:30 to 9:30 pm with dinner, music by a Watershot High School orchestra, refreshments, and a reception. Delegates from Albany and Vermont expected. lunch after the event.
The drive for members of the Thomas Tinji Pot Amer ien Tegion proceeds with a quota of about 30 percent cited by announcer Jo oph Moranwee. The post, led by Albans County officials, notes year end activities and lists the engaged members including twelve fathers and associated contributors.
About 200 guests will attend the Welcome Home dinner at Watersville after 72 members of the Water Het Podeo fat Piks who have feluned from service. The eighth annual commemoration includes decorations, Mothers Club sweetness, and a meeting at 8 pm at Mia James Miia of 1333 Seventh. The Watersdel Innights of Calimbine priit event postponed to rerun Mi every. Samuels af tty Ninth Atonnesis week end guest of Wis Thomas Brennan at Squrmse. one of four honor yayaisuy cows of twenty student mist. Supper planned at Wanbonki. Poh b To iold Supper. The Ladies ud Sorts of the Jeevan Memorial Presbyterian Church will conduct a covered dish supper at RB par. A business meeting will follow with Vi Gesige Goyer in charge.
The Watervliet Men's Club elected officers including Robert Pond as president and Milind By Wonbooy as vice president. Franc Hill was named secretary with Alpha Walongm as treasurer. Georgp Kemp named to house committee. Dinner and election proceedings continued the club’s activities and favored local religious commitments.
Police report a Watervliet man, aged 25, charged on three counts including drunkenness and disorderly conduct after an incident at 1201 Fast Avenue. The arrest involved officers Pilrolnen Janes, Me j eaten Mhitles EO WeAndrews, and Lintid Parner, who reported a delivery conflict during the call.
Robert I Diamond of Ga Sovenh Avenue was appointed Democratic committeeman for the Fourth District of the Barst Ward of Witham. He follows the resignation of Tammy Cassidy of 809 Linadway. Diamond was previously honorably discharged from the Los Navy.
Pont Charles Calihan of Nehls West Virginia spoke as the guest of its youth group about the death of his friend. Calihan and the deceased served in the same unit and were prisoners of war. Jacobs family sought to gain a life for her son and Calihan, along with his bride, attended as guests of the Aves Mrs. Forers.
Sav Transit Lines faced rising operating costs and losses as political and municipal officials consider reorganizing the network. The system, including subways elevated lines and buses, has struggled since 1961 with per era expenses increasing and investor concerns growing over future funding.
Troy Public Library announces a display of new books added recently. Titles include Sholis by a Stream, A Hundred Years the MOC, Phantias, Before the Sun Goes Down, and works by Gilmore, Collinge, and Howard. Visitors may view the collection during library hours.
Chinese and Soviet forces clash reports Kremlin set to hand control to Chinese Feb 1. Mukden quieting telegraph lines and power outages hinder clear updates. Rumors swirl of Russian withdrawal from Changchun and martial moves by Communist and government factions in Chungking.
Deaths list Mrs Mingaret Guerin widow of Lea Guethy dies after noon at Long Hospital following illness. Survivors include son Jobin Guerin of Troy and daughters Rita Guerin and Mrs Frank Dregyton of Stoy. Funeral Thursday 9am from residence 37 Eighth Street with requiem high mass at St Patrick Church. Interment Peters Cemetery. Mrs Peter Beauchen of Troy dies suddenly at her home aged about 60. Survived by four sons Fred Edwin Raymond and Laurence Beancher of Thornwood and four sisters. Funeral tomorrow in Thornwood with interment in St Jeans Cemetery. Stayhen Thomas of Granville dies after short illness. survived by daughter Wis Way Roberts and several nieces and nephews. Interment Met Stowee Cemetery. Charles Webb funeral held at Candia Funeral Home with interment at Oakwood Cemetery. Michael Groff dies aged about 60. survived by wife and several children. interment Port Ann Cemetery. Numerous other local obituaries note multiple residents passing with services in Fort Ann, Granville, and nearby towns.
A state bill funds property tax loss reimbursements for towns and counties through metropolitan rail service bonds. The plan, approved by the lower house, would require state payment of amounts due under the Strasbourg Bill after assessments and levies, with properties renamed by the state.
A report outlines proposals to shift election dates and party nominating conventions. It discusses moving Election Day to late August or September, adjusting primary dates, and allowing conventions to be held within three days after elections. The piece mentions district and state conventions across New York counties and the potential impact on judicial nominations during the term of Justice Gilbert Y. Brennen.
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