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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1947
Page
18
At Greene Bank in Troy, Misa Roma Renaud of Albany presents an at home lesson on amateur methods. Leaders plan a Tuesday meeting to discuss project progress and countywide 4H activities.
St Augustine's Society will host a Sunday breakfast with Rev A Daley delivering the address. Principal speaker Thoring Venues and Lir Cul Baward M Murray will attend. about 200 reservations have been made under the direction of Thon dey Wilitie L Pylorden.
A memorial notice lists numerous relatives and friends in a tribute to Cane, Catherine, MOTHET, and others. It honors memory across family lines, mentioning dates, locations, and expressions of love and loss. The fragmentary text reflects a traditional newspaper remembrance with names such as MOTHER and SISTER appearing in a heartfelt style.
Fragmented notice lists names and events including a birth and family relations. Mentions a daughter and various relatives, plus scattered dates and locations, with many garbled terms, making full clarity impossible.
An anniversary Mass was held at St Peter’s for a local couple as friends gathered to mark the occasion. The event featured prayers and a simple reception afterward.
A garbled obituary list notes multiple names and ceremonies across unnamed locations. It references services, burial plans, and memorials with scattered dates, streets, and churches, but the text is incoherent and partially unreadable.
Altrusa Club members heard a Troy bank officer discuss community service and club plans. A question period followed as members debated fundraising, event planning, and a possible purchase of a portable typewriter for school use.
A filled stream of funeral notices and obituaries from a local newspaper lists multiple residents and relatives. It names mourners, burial locations, and funeral details including dates, times, and churches or cemeteries.
A Rensselaer County Court hearing affirmed approval for a new stationery store on Broadway, adjacent to the Playhouse, after Judge Thomas J. O Connor ruled the proposal consistent with zoning. White's attorney argued the building’s renovation would prevent undue hardship and preserve a vacant lot, while objections noted nearby residential conflicts and existing businesses.
Albany police investigate the death of 12 year old Herbert Applebaum after a scuffle at the Sawin Community Center. Coroner Danny Wands reported the boy died from a brain hemorrhage following an incident linked to a basketball game. Funeral services will be held at Silbery Mimoila Chapel with parents Mr and Mrs Applebaum surviving. authorities are reviewing witnesses.
A Knicker Acker Junior High School event aims to present a history viewing Tuesday March 28. Ralph Andrews presides as executive at the meeting with officers to be elected. Red Cross fundraising and council liaison are highlighted by Mrs. John D. Acker and Mrs. L. Paul Delany.
State troopers investigate the death of a man found in a car on Proy-yillians town road near Grattan. Criminal Investigation units joined uniformed officers as authorities considered carbon monoxide poisoning as a possible cause. The victim’s identity was not immediately confirmed.
Camp Fire Girls in Renniel county held a ceremony at Kinikerhaeltay Junin High School sponsored by the Northeastern New York Council. The event awarded the highest rank to two organizers, Miss Novant Shiwi and Miss Rimily Wager, plus second and third honors to several leaders.
The House Public Lands Committee favors granting statehood to Hawaii. The panel amended a bill to let Congress decide within weeks whether Hawaii will become a state, with federal lands potentially reverting to the territory if action stalls for five years.
Three Troy area estates received appraisals and distributions in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court. Details include Angela Moscatalli’s estate valued at 14 869 with one third to widower Renzo Smogediello and three children, and miscellaneous bequests and admin notices for Lucy McKel and Marappo Caturano. Clark Drypel and Thomas P. Muxtable are attorneys cited. Further information available at the Troy Post Office.
Obituary for Troy musician Nielsen described as longtime member of local unions and theater groups. Survived by wife Elizabeth Jordan, a daughter, a son, four sisters, and many relatives. Funeral planned at Emanuel Chapel with interment at Oakwood Cemetery. notes career in theater and glass medicine prototype work.
A year-old Troy boy appeared yesterday in Ronasehier County Children's Court amid allegations of burglary from Mrs. Marvey's home on Northen Avenue. Detective Bureau reported the juvenile delinquency charge. the hearing was adjourned to Friday.
Railway mail union officials met at a gathering to discuss formation and dues while noting division over regional lines. Report mentions Mrs. Richart Cassis as correspondent and references Albany and Rensselaer counties with a disputed consolidation plan.
Unclear OCR notes indicate Mrs Behr left a $32 809 estate to heirs including Hedwig Mok and Carl A Von Guthon of Greenwich. Mentions legal proceedings, date May 27th, and ties to Morristown and local cultural groups. Language is garbled but suggests probate filings and associated names.
A suspect identified as Charles Heng, alias Austin, 38, from Newport, surrendered to authorities after an apparent chain of events across New Hampshire and Upstate. Police say the case involves contraband and a staged escape attempt, with references to a party and detention pending further charges.
A collision near Can Rides Street injured several people including Johy Tobin age 60 and others. Police and medical crews transported injured to local hospitals as investigators review the skull injury and possible cause.
officials report that twelve veterans found unable to id work have been removed from pension rolls under the 82 20 Club program. Fitzgerald, manager of the state employment unit, led interviews for the layoff wave with cases ending in early March. Veterans face ten weeks of readjustment payments and possible further interviews, while continued assistance remains under review by the program director.
The Sunacian Hospital Board promoted Ken Creer to assistant in the department of engineering and Velma Werlin to head of veterinary medicine. Dr. Votin, a Springsfield native and Cross University graduate, joined after wartime service with the Army Air Corps and recent residencies, with the purchase of an electro magnet device for surgery discussed. The promotions were announced by Roy Palmer Baker, president, at the meeting held on 16.
Rennarigee County Board of Supervisors granted state aid for sanitarium patients. The plan proposed $200 daily per patient and $87 yearly per patient under a year evaluation. Health board recommended securing funds while noting fever concerns and additional beds at county hospital.
A disjointed OCR fragment references names like Ray Horn and various unreadable terms. The text lacks coherent events, places, or dates to summarize a single news item or outcome.
The article reports on a pledge by Ahern to have a new high school ready by 1949, detailing planned facilities and student programs. It references civic engagement by Mayor and community leaders, includes notes on basketball event arrangements and potential intercity games involving Troy and Ann.
Fuel prices climb as distributors report wholesale increases in Oris area. A four tenths of a cent rise took effect three weeks ago while another seven tenths of a cent increase is noted by distributors. Industry warns that crude oil costs and downstream rates will push prices higher, with broader market impact anticipated.
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