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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1945
Page
16
Myers family thanks friends and Augubers for the flowers acts and sympathy shown during the sorrow. Signe and Mrs Roy Myers signed the note.
In memoriam notes for Beery and multiple death notices list survivors and family ties. Entries mention wives children and spouses with dates around May and 2965, including individuals such as Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Daniels, with hospital references and locations like Samaritan Hospital and Waterford area.
The notices honor multiple local residents including Heath Sari and Nora ONeill families, with funerals and memorial services planned across Greenwich and Troy. Details name several siblings and spouses, list church rites at St Josephs and St Patricks, and note interments at Elmwood Hill and Greenwich Cemeteries. Funeral times and calling hours are given, with services at St Pauls and St Marys churches and military connections cited for several individuals.
Multiple death notices and funeral details across Troy Watervliet and nearby areas. Names include Mary J Mullen Edith Keapsis James Purcell Catherine Powers and Catherine Whimp t, with funeral services scheduled at St Peter's Church St Joseph's Church Carmel Church and local funeral homes. Interments at St Marys and Oakwood Cemeteries with services in May 1955.
Suiss Cortelia Hawley entered Grade 16 and was a Revels marshal while also preparing to portray Colonel Howard in Fashion. Other seniors from Waterford High School are named with homes in Waterford and Watervliet, detailing grades, roles in Revels, and school activities including hockey, press board, glee club, and class offices.
Edward McCabe was awarded 2000 by the Supreme Court for injuries from an October 7, 1944 auto accident in De Freest Avenue Carter and Cowboy. The action was McCabe vs John M. Smith for 10000. Justice Gilbert V. Schenck presided with Taylor and Taylor counsel for the plaintiff.
Miss B Anne Summers, daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Summers, earns the Pen and Ink award for service to the Gargotte yearbook. She acted as art editor, served on the dramatic council and war council, and held a class representative post. Summers also participated in hockey, Revels, and the Triangle art board, living at 47 Second Street.
Local restaurateurs urged the public to postpone banquets as meat, fowl, and cold cuts dwindle. They report blame on black market operations, rising family dining on weekends, and chefs trimming portions while supplies last.
The forecast notes continued rain with showers likely this afternoon and into the late day. Winds may rise early this afternoon and temperatures rise slightly from yesterday’s high of 68 degrees.
Frank M. Ames announces promotions and transfers in the Troy Fire Department. Hoseman John F. Slattery to Lieutenant with Pumper 2 reassignment. Francis J. Mulguten to Lieutenant, Pumper 9. Patrick J. Byrne moves to Truck 1. William Fitzsimmons to Pumper 9. Slattery qualified third on the lieutenant exam held January 3.
A child health conference will be held at the Wynantsill Firehouse Thursday from 2 p m. to 4 p m. Health Officer Dr A M Chapice assisted by county health nurse Miss M Faas will run the event for children age three months to six years. Diphtheria toxoid will be offered to parents on request and a dental hygienist will attend.
The Y M C A marks 50 years with a jubilee program featuring remarks by Lowell H. Bryce retiring president and tributes to longtime staffers. Mayor John J. Ahern congratulates the organization and charter members, while new directors are elected and a two‑book souvenir history is issued.
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