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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
16
Messrs Win Romar and Mildred Haight announce a wedding wish list as neighbors and friends gather to honor a longtime community member. The notice expresses appreciation for local arrangements and support from the Hughes Auto workforce and Brush Workers union.
A fragmented memorial page lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Troy area hospitals and churches. Names such as Mary A and Mrs. Van Derwolle appear among dates in early November 1848, with services and burial details at St Augustin’s Church and local funeral homes.
Albany court heard a high profile numbers game case with six defendants named Henry Golden Merle Hemrg and others. Prosecution witnesses described the Wiligan clearing house on Clinton Avenue and the daily receipts while defense counsel pressed for written statements and limited cross examination.
Sacred Heart Chinch hosts a women’s fashion show following a reception at Wilco. Mrs Thomais Horton and Mrs Daleys co chairmen led committee work with Edward Reilly pastor presiding and a long list of sponsors and models including Nancy Nuttall Helen Wickey Marsha Rapp and Marge Holt among others.
A new Pawn Fae Group held an organization meeting Tuesday afternoon at St Jane Episcopal Church with Kathryn Col hel and a former Camp Fae member now a Russell Sage student as group leader. The sponsor and committees include Wire WD Colaman Way thomas Plo and Miss Martin Thompson. The group meets Tuesday at St Johns Shop Room at 6 pm to elect officers and choose a chair.
Funeral notices list Dorothy A and Edwin HM Chomsna as children, with relatives Mra Tanbelle Dingwall and John C Mehalas T Grow amt Wve Alen Vandacar. Service set at 9 9 clock Friday from St Hridgets Church, then to 611 Powell Avenue Water Met. Other names appear in probate-style memorial items and family connections.
In Rensselaer County the Farm Bureau aims for a new membership high. A county roundup dinner highlighted progress with 13 of 142 committees reporting, and plans to boost enrollment across all areas.
John Lagerdt formerly of Green Island appointed war correspondent for the Philadelphia Bulletin in Tokyo. He leaves China assignments and moves to the Far East with the An Corps intelligence division page. He will continue newspaper work and contribute to national magazines.
A juvenile confessed to breaking into a veteran's residence in a late afternoon burglary. He admitted destroying furniture, bottles, and personal items, causing hundreds of dollars in damage before police detained him for court proceedings.
YMC A leaders plan a session to boost community involvement across branches. Attendees include district officers and program coordinators from several regions, aiming to unite efforts, expand volunteer participation, and promote postwar youth work and education.
A Tri Y event centered at Lansburg High School featured a slumber party and splash activities for seniors, with plans for late-night games and a breakfast. The program included student groups, chaperones, and a focus on safety and comfort, amid fundraising for future youth outreach.
A fatal auto accident near Mas Cathay Avenue in New York City claimed the life of Mrs Calkins and left her companions injured. Police reported the event occurred on a weekday afternoon on Avenue of the Americas near Gu Mine Street as the three walked. The late Mrs Calkins, formerly of Pittiyanm, is survived by her son Philip and a brother Patten, with services to be announced by Crop.
Ford auto workers voted by the union to consider a strike after a nationwide leadership call. About 80 percent of eligible members participated, with a majority backing potential job action. The outcome hinges on the bargaining process and the NLRB guidelines.
A local liquor dealers association pushed for two new rules at a meeting led by James Wiry. The discussion centered on state and local responsibilities for serving patrons and the need to regulate seating to reduce disturbances. A follow up session was scheduled for 2:30 pm at the Lakes Club.
Dancer volunteers participate in a community celebration event at Armory and nearby venues. Local performers from area studios join the program sponsored by Trey Post Amertoin, with entries from Maud and Cory Mulyer and others.
Harvey M LaDieu a Fatally Stricken store owner in a We Wdwaen store at Second Avenue yesterday afternoon. He was pronounced dead after medical aid and is survived by a widow Sue P Ini Diwu three sons and other relatives. LaDieu had lived most of his life in Laningbwrz and was a long time employee of a firm in Chicago. he belonged to Olivet Prom twiin Church and Masonic orders. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Mrs Sharpe, aged in her forties, was found dead from a heart attack at her home in Naplane Castle Towns. Her husband reported the death about 290 pm after she collapsed in the rear seat of a car where she had been seated. A heart condition had required prior treatment, and she had recently been under care in the Philippines. The obituary lists surviving relatives including her husband and several children.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Troy Consumers Cooperative sales meeting with references to cooperative leadership, officials, and proposals. The text mentions Mr Hoffman, Mr Nagle Astor, and others, noting election of Dunn as president and various committee or movement discussions relevant to consumer cooperatives and store options.
Unclear OCR text references Orvan Reental Phinned and Glee orgasy at B pm later mentions The Works of Bute Nonle Ho and Grimnane and Sterne. The readable fragment suggests a public notice or advertisement about authors and a ceremony but details are garbled and names are uncertain.
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