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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1946
Page
8
A migration of veterans is reported with about 200 service personnel scheduled for return to New York and nearby areas. The article notes veterans aboard ships at San Francisco and San Diego, with names Raips and Wilts among those cited.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various place names and military units such as Army Navy and Submarine Division amid scattered figures like 27 and 1OL chyiirne. Mentions of Lin Hleps APD Runnels and Guam tied to Navy elements appear without coherent context or dates.
Report from the city council meeting on Friday afternoon discusses a proposed amendment to the ordinance governing borings on Park Avenue and adjacent streets. The draft, prepared by Lily Athy and others, calls for revised deposition rules and a new town levy, with hearings planned for May 24. The mayor and officials address electrical safety, property access, and zoning concerns while petitions seek to halt dumping in nearby streams.
Fragmentary OCR notes list clerical figures and locations including Philadelphia Saint Church Mechawievilly Albany and Saints. mentions Rev Mten Brown and rector Roy GV Bling with unclear roles. election of clergy appears implied amid garbled names and places.
County Clerk J Collins cautions drivers and chauffeurs to check license expiration dates, noting operator licenses run to January 30 while most chauffeurs expire May 31. Some licenses extend to later dates. no driving license expires on September 30. Renewals are sought at the courthouse.
Officials outline a youth camp and safety program at the Seoul site with leadership roles, schedules, and responsibilities. The plan includes capacity targets, trustee oversight, and collaboration with regional agencies to ensure safe operations and community engagement.
Schaghticohe Pat Cinei was honored at a local birthday gathering held by Mr. and Mrs. Thias Arnold. Gumex played and gifts were exchanged, with a guitar presented to the honoree as a keepsake.
The 78th annual Diocese of Albany convention occurs this week with lay delegates named including Walter Farmer and Dr Richard Carter among others. Local Army recruitment interviews are scheduled for tomorrow and Wednesday, with prior service veterans eligible to rejoin. Also listed are supper events by Ladies Auxiliary at the Legion, a guest speaker from the Army chaplaincy, and several Masonic and civic notices detailing meetings and special dinners through May.
Lansinging Heys Club president Robert B. Plunkett told Mayor John J. Ahern the club cannot purchase the old Fourth Practice House on Second Avenue for a clubhouse because negotiations with a third party failed. Directors regret not securing city assistance to take over the house as a clubhouse and say the police station site is not suitable for a boys' club without outdoor sports. Lansing veterans group plans to use the building as headquarters.
Two area men were elected to the executive committee of the New York Deposit association at a recent meeting. J. Don Welch, president of Security Base Deposit and executive vice president of The Arm Manufacturers National Bank of Troy, and Sapke Sardaum, president of The Penyles Aircel National Bank of Hoosick Falls, were chosen. Roy Hoag of Gechonpennly Savings Bank was elected president.
Round Lake area clubs and Homemaker groups hold meetings and programs across the region. The Women's Round Lake Improvement Society meets at 8 p.m. at a Shewry venue. Neil Hesson to chair a 2:45 p.m. executive session. Mali Home Bureau hosts an all day gathering with a library venue, a noon talk, and officer elections planned. A Home Demonstration group in Laltrase Hat, Jolnsville, Mohamevalle area plans an afternoon session. Multis Home Bureau presents a program led by Stewart Martin with group singing led by Mrs Milton J. Noghawey. Estelle Tynes discusses work by agents and units in Sarataga County. The Maia Unit showcases a May event with Frank Kelley leading and several attendees listed. A meal and social time follows with chairs and assorted fare.
The First Preaty revlin Ghureh of Lanalaghirs announces an evening meeting led by presiding figures including Trojerta Robert Guttachalk and Shahiman. Local members Way Schon and May SH, with Mis Foy Wit Apriig, will participate in planning.
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