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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1946

Page

2

City to Pay 212 for Accident and Tax Settlements

City officials arranged payments and tax settlements for multiple cases. John Raleigh and Coker Rowe reach agreement after a car collision causing vehicle damage, with 12 dollars from Trey’s treasury. Tax resolutions include Henry J. Pawel at HU-216 Four Street settling 227.28, Stephen Mostuls at 371 What Street paying 121.94 after Army service, John S. Magic at 334 First Street evaluating six years of taxes, William Miney at 16 Center ingw rive paying 250, Frederick L. Ross at G nthony Place settling 250, and other parcels around 50 to 250. Colonel S. E. Himmersley of Water Milct Arsenal hospitaled in Rhawds Generali.

John Raleigh Coker Willian Miney Frederick L. Ross G @nthony Place

Hospital at Wilea Aide Back Injury Improves Likely Discharge

Army doctors at the hospital report the patient with a back injury is improving and likely to be discharged soon. The hospital at Wilea is treating the service member as he recovers from the condition.

Wilea Army Itheads

John Killoran Dies at 80 in West Troy Residence

John Killoran, 80, a well known figure in West Troy, died yesterday at his home after years of local residence. He lived with Wisnieco, connected with Woodrow Cont. A longtime volunteer and member of the Troy Msempt Wiremen's Association, he enjoyed horse racing and boxing interests and was a communicant of Victory Church.

Jona Killoran Troy Henkin Steamer Company Wisnieco J. Mulcahy Woodrow Cont Kern West Troy Particul Oursary Victory Church Holy Name Soniet Libeer

Stephentown News Briefs Highlight Illness and Local Events

Stephentown notes report Alva Williams improving after illness at the hospital. Rev Frederick Zigan to preach at the Methodist Church Sunday at 7 a.m. Mrs Albert Silvernail and guests from Myr and Mrs Herbert Silvernail visited. Mr and Mrs Roy F Tomo of Yeaverton attended. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Francis Horton with four children. Presbyterian Church annual business meeting set for Mr and Mrs Albert Silvernail home Saturday. Fire department responded to damage from a house fire on Wyamanock Road. Miss Priscilla Mullins named valedictorian and Miss Helen Manning cited as salutatorian at Belin Centralins. School notes include top averages for students.

Alva Williams Pital Frederick Zigan Albert Silvernan Myr Herbert Silvernan Jown Roy F Yeaverton Francis Horton Ceexlywood Thomas Wheeler Presbyterian Church Myre Albert Silvernail Stephentown E. Nagel Wyamanock Defu Wining Priscilla Mullins Cherry Pisin Helen Manng Belin Cen Tins Manny Vinnritiiy Hose I Mise Lvl

Notable Visits and Home Gatherings Reported

Mrs John Vincent of Petersburg visited Mrs H leving Chase. Mr and Mrs Robert Davia and family are mavins in the Danver Inn house recently purchased. Mrs Caroline Snyder spends a week with her sister Miss Mary Perry. Gloversville couple Ransen Gardenier reports from Unie sn Li Robart Co Gardenier arrived in Germany. Abs Daillensteed given a surprise house warming party by neighbors with genies and ferry amenities.

John Vincent Petersburg H. Leving Chase Robert Davia Danyer Inn Caroline Snyder Mary Perry Gloversville Ransen Gardenier Unie Sn Li Robart Co Gandenier Germany Abs. Daillensteed Pitt

Navy salvage crews prepare gear for Bikin Island mission

Members of salvage groups hoard gear for the guinea pix ship after a cautionary blast in Bikin Ato. Tagnon will wear plastic helmets and Navy rescue breathing apparatus. Salvage workers carry reading instruments and fire extinguishers while facing dangerous duties.

Guinea Tagnon Qtill

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