Noullty Temperatures Shaky Amid March Records
Local weather notes show unsettled conditions with fluctuating temperatures around March readings in Troy. Forecasters warn of cold snaps and mild spells, urging residents to prepare for rapid swings.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
19
Local weather notes show unsettled conditions with fluctuating temperatures around March readings in Troy. Forecasters warn of cold snaps and mild spells, urging residents to prepare for rapid swings.
Mira Loulan Lane thanks all who offered kindness during her stay at Sumarliyy Hospital. Deep appreciation for visits support and prayers from friends family and community during recovery.
In Memoriam notices express grief for multiple deceased individuals with misread names and dates. The fragmented text lists family members such as a father and mother, and mentions a day of remembrance. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but the piece preserves a tone of personal loss and memorial sentiment.
A birth and family notices snippet lists names including Pilea Cwmalin and Lynn Marie with parental references to Mr and Mrs. Arnold Doi. It mentions former surnames and multiple related individuals, with dates around March and May and various names linked to custody and households. The fragmentary text also references several unrelated figures and locations, creating a dense but unclear family record.
Ten year anniversary Mass will be held at St Paul Church for the Duvaren family. Present will be Lowber Davin and other relatives, with prayers for Marg Werh Pinwadd and associated members. services to follow in the church and private remembrances.
A corrupted OCR obituary column lists numerous names, kin, and service details across multiple dates. The fragment mentions services in St Marys, St Patricks, and local cemeteries, with attendees and familial ties including spouses, children, and siblings. The text references March 2 1947 as a funeral date and various street and church locations, indicating a regional death notice page with scattered event timings.
Members of the Troy Parent Teachers Association elected Mrs. Dis Mply as president and awarded Miss Margocat Myre and Mrs Batu K. Flynn life memberships. The ceremony named multiple officers and featured talks by Troy High School students and educators, praising Miss Byrne and Flynn for decades of service.
Stearns Bonesteel long time resident of Troy died early at Lociey Alabama after a prolonged illness. He was well known in Troy while connected with the bus company on Fifth Avenue. Survived by his wife Eleanor and several children inclines Harold and Whomaa Bonesteel. Funeral arrangements and further notices follow.
A fragmented obituary page lists numerous individuals with kinships and brief funeral details. Names include Evelyn Lyn, Mary Gather, Susanne Thowsy, and Mary Walsh among others, with scattered locations like Waterford, Walerville, and St. Patrick’s Cemetery. The text mentions funerals, memorials, and family relations, with dates and times inconsistently provided.
A novice to pro group in the Photographic Society staged a gymnastic act for members to study posing and lighting. President Charles Cohen introduced the session, with a late April exhibition planned and Lloyd to speak on portraits at the April 23 meeting.
The trial of Mishnel Nienals on charges of endangering the health of a child proceeded as jurors were selected. The case, involving a complaint by a guardian, centers on alleged events in September and relates to deputies at a county jail and a long list of named witnesses and defense counsel. The defense is led by John B. McNamee with Dist Atty Feoter, Wiley presiding, and a prior motion to dismiss was denied after review by Judge Herbert Hanin.
Will of Mary Vandenburgh of Hudson Falls admitted to probate May 27 1886 by Surrogate Shahn H. Dowell. Left to rival Mrs Morathy Baker Peal at 77 Boulevard Hudson Falls, plus household goods valued at 200. Aunts, nieces and siblings receive specific sums including 400 to several recipients and 1,000 to brother James Vandensburg of Allingwig in trust.
A short note describes the Calle Breeders planning a dinner to discuss artificial cattle breeding in Ronsaelaer County. The report notes a sample of 2,000 cattle bred under supervision and cites Wile Vial Hayd, president, as being present.
Ground was broken yesterday at Peebles Island Waterford for the erection of the Cluett, Peabody building project valued at $600,000. Fuller Construction Co of New York City leads the work with pile drivers beginning near the company’s beach area as soon as freight car availability permits.
Labor groups in Troy urge rapid steps to create permanent low cost housing for veterans and workers. They call for a new housing program to be built on the Reneseling County Wellace site and press Governor Dewey to veto opposing anti housing measures. The meeting, led by Walter Planagan, also addresses broader federal housing legislation and labor supply concerns across trades.
The State will provide pheasant chicks or 4-H clubs with 875 birds to be raised and trained in Unis county by 25 Tensselant counts. County agent Sociel B. Dourtace said members will receive chicks at age sight works, with hens hard to find due to a state farm hatched stock. The conservation department will pay members $1 per bird upon approval by the agent or game warden at roinage.
A day of retreat for Catholic nurses in the area is scheduled at the Convent of the Sacred Heart Wenwood Albany on April 1 led by Rev. John A. Mighons. All penitent registered nurses will attend with Benediction of the Blessed Sacraments to close the service.
Temperatures around Troy expected to rise to the twenties with calmer winds today as a strong postwinter storm weakens in the western part of the state. Albany measured a 12 degree low, while towns like Watertown reported six degrees and heavy snow. Gas supply warnings affected Wayne County towns Palmyra Lyons Newark as regulators demanded fuel cuts amid low pressure from the storm.
Area Drum Corps will compete at the Tamborne Jamboree held Sunday at the Gloversville Armory with contests for bugle, duets, trick and quartet. A baton twirling exhibition tops the program followed by a dance at Redmond Hall Gloversville. Additional plans include summer series events organized by the Noble Nahan Squadron and Sons of the American Legion with a meeting of local hosts Tioga Exults.
Port Edward youth Joins Army Davil A. Gongo aged 17 at 17 Klaedey Street enlisted for Hires Sena under Capt Otto Kubhonin recruiting officer at Glepa Falla innouncery Conve. He entered Video Falla and selected an AW Apprentice path, opting for the Signal Corps for service.
A plan to eradicate sanitary faults in Rensselaer County dairies is under way after a meeting of Troy Avenue Dairy Council and county health officers. Remedial steps were outlined to be completed within days, with 2 percent compliance target and a second general meeting to follow after the grace period. The discussion included a proposed standardization plan needing approval by the New York State Agricultural Department.
At Samaritan Hospital a micro flag machine was rented to photogram old patient charts. Miss Frances E. Dalton notes the device will not be for sale and will reduce 180 draws of records to one by rephotographing old files. The system saves space and improves accuracy while preserving patient records.
A weekly Friday night Parliamentary Law class for alumnae is run by the New York Chapter Catholic Alumnae federation. Held at Carh ana Charities in Troy, the four week course features Miss Lacherine Boylan and Mish Many Hanrahan in charge. Local attendees include Catharine McConniell Marion Ranney Carheduy Puta Mil dred Balto May Bie teth Hanrahan and Mary Milter.
Mrs. Sarah Nobre Jordan 76 died at Samaritan Hospital after an accidental injury at home 334 Fourth Avenue. A life resident and widow of William H. Jordan she belonged to St Augustine Church and was survived by four daughters two sons and many grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held at her home and St Augustine Church.
Miax Margaret Risinmelz Vera Tirnlswing from Cornell University will someilet run cliss on the Improvetunt of bedroom store nge auver for piel numbers of the HE Chis whence Moe older. Te pres wil be led holiday 1 to Leonane Hie YC A. Meantime Ted Batter president of the ef Council mynomnerd Una nn patinted $20) pioht was a ride from the recent auction held at the Byneway Community Hall.
Report describes a student housing initiative near the emergency Linusing area in Detroit aimed at creating a new form of local government with elections and street regulations. The project, named Menssulaerwyek, plans temporary homes for 828 families and rapid expansion for students as state authorities push housing and administration steps for a new community.
Johnny Evers, famed second baseman of the Cubs era, is critically ill at St. Pete Hospital in Albany after suffering a hemorrhage and a stroke. The 63 year old Hall of Fame member has long battled heart disease and paralysis, with his condition reported as critical today.
Members of Menands Memorial Post LWV at a meeting elected officers and outlined plans for the annual spring dance to be held April 12 at Mid City Park Silver Ball and benefiting the post building fund. Music by Joseph Melagar and his orchestra. Mr. Scott and Victor Jensen elected to leadership posts. nine final plans to be completed at April installation.
The Girl Scout movement in Glen Raila announces the appointment of Miss Marianne Xardell as executive director after a period without one. She will coordinate council activities and may expand programs as needed while relocating to Troy with her mother.
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