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Obituary notice referencing Sage Dare and Linen Sebomere appears in a dated ledger style entry. Details are fragmentary but indicate a memorial notice for individuals with those names and a ceremonial context.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1949
Page
6
Obituary notice referencing Sage Dare and Linen Sebomere appears in a dated ledger style entry. Details are fragmentary but indicate a memorial notice for individuals with those names and a ceremonial context.
Obituaries and funeral notices detail deaths of Catherine Flynn, Annie Steward, John Monahan, and others amid family tributes. Services held at St. Joseph Church, Sacred Heart Church, and St. Lawrence Church with interments in local cemeteries. Survivors include children, siblings, and grandchildren. community groups and prayers noted.
Timothy O'Brien, a maintenance department member of the Board of Education, died yesterday morning at 4 Irving Place. He had run a plumbing business for twenty years before joining the city surplus service and left a wife Katherine M. McCarthy and five sons, plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral is Monday at 9 am from the residence and at 9:30 am from St Mary’s Church with burial in St Mary’s Cemetery.
A chaotic note outlines actions by a Guam governor against thirty four legislators amid factional shifts. It names committee heads and dates for spring vacation amid student class rosters and college events at Russell Sage College.
Green Island Tha Legnard-Curtin Post 88 met on George Street with Francis Hert presiding. Veterans urged letters to Rep. William T. Byrne to oppose Rankin Penal on Bill amid discussions of the Mitchell Bill Hoover Commission report and an Am ericanism program. A branch Selective Service Board B of Albany was established at Heatly School for local 18 year olds.
Juniors and seniors at Columbia Central High School held a largely student led meeting on campus addressing how being a college student affects personal religion and identity. Speakers included Carl Colvin Daniel Carr and Veronica Sayers with Rabbi Moneson offering a talk on youth and faith.
Spelunkers in Troy may view about 100 large pictures of caves and formations in the Library at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute until March 23. The exhibit, organized by the Rensselaer Grotte chapter of the National Speleological Society, features bats, minerals, insect life, and cave scenery from the United States and abroad.
IP Taylor, a graduate of Clayton Heights High School, completes studies at the U B Naval Academy in Ansepate and is employed at the General Ani Mine Co in Remapeiser.
The Columbia Central School plans to add two scholastic athletic programs in the near future. Led by Principal Edith Congreve, the activities will be organized under the supervision of a dedicated coaching staff. Schedules for both activities are being arranged.
Nelson B Batts a Valley Falls resident who died in Florida will have funeral services Tuesday at 2 50 pm from the family home in Valley Falls. Nelsen BM and Bette Nelsen are listed in connection with the obituary.
Mrs Elizabeth G Marron was found dead at her residence 214 Fifth Avenue. Coroner Anthony E Matera listed death as due to unknown causes. She was widow of Wham A Marron and a long time resident of Watersiet.
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An appeals court pay rise was approved by the legislature. The chief judge’s salary would rise from 500 to 2.50 and other appellate judges from 500 to a higher figure, under a bill introduced by Senator Wibameon. The measure passed with Gov Dewey’s approval yesterday.
A two alarm fire in a brick business building in Buffalo caused minor injuries to three firefighters and about 535,000 in damage. The blaze heavily damaged a paint supply store and a market on the first floor while second floor offices were also affected. Fire officials suspected an overheated appliance as the cause.
Cambridge residents return and relocate including Miss Theresa McClellan and Miss Katherine Brash. Kerr Wesley Maxton earns a National Radio Institute diploma. The Little Chipdopper play by Cambridge P T A is set for Tuesday. Various meetings and social events fill the week including the Washington County Pomons Grange gathering and the Third Tuesday Club annual meeting.
A Troy woman named three beneficiaries in the will of Mina Apna lf. Brotree who died in Albany March 1. The estate will pass to Mire, Merton B. Newland, 6 Second Sire, and George W. Browne of Scarmiabe in equal shares. They are children of the late George D. Browne, brother of the deceased. The will, executed in 1924, named other heirs who died before Browne. Attorneys for the estate are Sacpig, Gay, Brederih.
A card party to raise funds for the Casettond Home Burest will be held Monday evening at the Hudson village firehouse. Proceeds support the home’s needs and residents, with organizers urging community attendance.
Castleton Hudson village elections reelect Paul Hanreeder as mayor and George Leonard jr as trustee. A Latham Business group names trustees and a women’s professions event hosts a speaker from Station WIRY on Monday evening at 6 30 at the Crossroads.
Brookview Home Bureau schedules a Monday evening lesson in Household Management at Mrs. Herman Krug’s residence. The Raesary Society of the Church of the Assumption in Schodack Landing ran a card party at the church parlors Tuesday night.
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