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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1947
Page
14
County officials announce a comprehensive drive to inspect restaurants and eating establishments for compliance with food handling, refrigeration, and cleanliness standards. The effort includes a preliminary survey, notices to operators, and future inspections by department staff to ensure safety and hygienic practices across the county.
Fragmented OCR text records birth, hospital names, patient notes, and local medical names. Names such as Mir ho Myrtle Wake and Wilson appear alongside hospital mentions like MUHA Ve and Gomer Uiopinad. The garbled lines obscure clear events but indicate hospital transfers and patient identifiers in a wartime or postwar local medical roundup.
Anniversary mass observed at a local church honoring community members. Details of celebrants and exact timing are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event marks a respected tradition in the town with attendees from nearby families and organizations.
A garbled OCR page lists multiple names, places, and events with uncertain details. References include Charley Reagaly Abin Sylveettor Mths Mig Reveals, Saint Anthony's, and West Me. mentions of a residence and a mass, plus various people such as Miss Marys and Edward, with scattered dates and locations like Teas, Nicholas, and Laalyud.
Red Cross drive in the Rensselaer County chapter shows progress with a $72,172 total and a predicted path to $89,000 by mid campaign. Barnard Townsend notes the $17,000 remainder will be renewed by Wednesday though Monday is the deadline, as communities report varying fulfillment and counties tally toward their quotas.
A notice reports that Roy Bus Company appeals a judgment in the Maplewood case against Prov Kitth Awe. The appeal challenges the Supreme Court ruling and the denial of a motion for an arkle. David Rosenfeld appears for the plaintiff.
Veterans join a meeting at South Troy Pastors invitation to discuss veer organizations and possible unity. The gathering explores future cooperation and local veteran concerns in the Ely area.
The fragmentary notice lists multiple names associated with funerals and memorial events. It mentions graves, cemeteries, and services in Mohawk and surrounding areas, including references to individuals such as Willetts, Abe Mek, Chigeh, and others, with scattered dates and locations.
Roussehier County's five Selective Service Boards, with about 26 000 registrants and 12 000 men, will meet for the last time Monday. Chairs from boards 220, 3, 833, 825, and 834 will attend as classifications pending for weeks are resolved. Induction began in October 1910 and later large contingents were sent as debentures of the war years progressed.
Warren Lisle, a prominent Troy businessman, died last night at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. A native of Troy, he was well known in the community and was involved in local business and civic life. He is survived by his wife and several relatives including two brothers and a number of close associates.
Athenian Lodge held a tribute night for veteran member Arnold Staude. The event included war memories, presentations of gifts, and the presentation of membership jewels to Alexander Chater among others.
The county health board reported 1 813 children received diphtheria vaccinations during the 16 clinic days. Officials said the program aims to protect preschoolers and first graders. details on eligibility and venues were unclear due to the partial and garbled source text.
A garbled note promises an April 11 opening for Pulitzer Stamp Sule with details about events at the New York Moat and mention of editors Asher and Pudliner. The text is largely unreadable but indicates an upcoming opening event and associated portraits.
Mrs Jane Elizabeth Best wife of Rev veterans died yesterday at Sanarian Hospital after brief illness She was a native of Troy and lived in Cambridge Steubenville and Wilkinsburg Her husband served as Presbyterian pastor The funeral will be held at the Erye Funeral Home 1320 Fifth Avenue at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev Predevlck Avatia of the Second Presbyterian Church officiating Interment at Oakwood Cemetery
Two men were taken to hospital after incidents on Mira Street near Madison Monroe. Stephen Claver of 710 Congress Street was treated for a facial injury after a fight at the scene. The other injured man, age unspecified, was taken to hospital with injuries on his right hand.
In a case from Monday at Wie hom 9 Pina Stent the court issued an accidental verdict in the death of Alen Huwrba aged six. The ruling notes the deceased was found dead in a hyd location with faulty safety measures cited. Goreme Cote stated the verdict reflects accidental circumstances and the investigation concluded no foul play was involved.
Clumsy weather summary notes a cloudy outlook for Trajnis with expected light winds and chances of precipitation. Forecasters predict cooler temperatures and a chance of showers later in the week amid uncertain conditions for weekend activities.
A Boy Scouts court of honor in the Troy Area District featured advancement and badge presentations. Central District officials and troop leaders announced Star and merit badges for Scouts from Troops 1, 7, 16, and Ealy Two, with Cub Pack 16 recipients receiving Wolf Silver Arrow and Lion Silver Arrow honors. Music, songs, and pledges accompanied the event led by Rev. Maul J. Swagk and district commissioner Burton M. Follen.
Miss Mary English Norton a retired Troy public school teacher died after an illness. A native of Troy she lived many years in the South Hadley area and attended St Joseph's Church. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Joseph's Church with a mass, followed by burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
A city inquiry into airport operations is set for Wednesday at 2 PM. Aldermen, including Edward J. Farrell and Henry Gosseadth, will convene with witnesses from Troy and the FAA to review safety and management, following a fatal jet crash and recent hearings.
Maynard 68 died in his Troy home on Sixth Ave while at home with a heart attack. He was pronounced dead by Dr. Laugiild and the coroner ruled death a home accident. The body was moved to Bryce Funeral Parlors by Bryce Funeral Services. He had lived in Troy since 1900 and is survived by his widow, Mamie Murray, and two children. Funeral services will be conducted at Zion Church with interment at Elmwood Cemetery.
Plans outline capital renovations including Key Wat project, ventilation upgrades, and cost considerations. Administrations propose to fund and manage the work, with committees organized to oversee the Trent Organizations and state focus on modernization. The document hints at broader legislative approval and potential allocations to localities within the capital region.
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