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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1945
Page
16
The family of the late Edward B. presents heartfelt thanks for sympathy and tokens of regard. In memoriam note for Anne and Virginia may192?. readers are asked to remember them.
In a murky OCR style, the list references multiple individuals and hospitals including Lovawl Hoepttil, Lontuird Hoeptal, Mat Matte M, and Mrs Artin Eeane. It mentions defendants or claimants and kin such as Marvin, Marvin’s daughter, and Mire. The text cites institutions like Lummaral Hospital and Hubertu rants, with scattered city and state fragments such as AL and Nav ois.
Fragmented obituary list details many individuals with scattered affiliations and locations including Maury Ana, Neeth Chevs, Coltoos Airs, and Maury. It notes anniversaries, funerals, and burial arrangements at various cemeteries such as St Marys and Cedar Park, with dates around late 19th or early 20th century events, mentioning several family names and churches.
A large audience last night at the Troy Theater watched a double bill featuring Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci. Performances highlighted Lucy Heleston and Lola roles, with strong turns by Olympia Di Napoli and Mario Patmers, and a notable chorus led by conductor Victor Prucco.
Trojan Post… and the Auxiliary conducted a joint meeting at 1 Glen Avenue May 16. Commander Thomas McGovern and Auxiliary President Rose Fone presided. Speakers included William Howitt and Jolina Dougherty. New members listed: Bona Hastings, Frank Grandi, William F, Clifford Ve, etc.
Robert Stuphermoon, 61, of Washington DC, fainted aboard a Dela Moware and Hudson line train en route to Oswego. He was rushed to Troy Hospital in an oxygen tent. doctors described his condition as good, with transfer arranged after emergency call at Watervliet Station.
An informal Sno Frolic dance by the Twentieth Century Club Young Adult Department of the YWCA Dec serves as a Christmas celebration with a large centerpiece and various events. General chairman Connie Morton assisted by Lynette Jones. decorations Lillian Dankhoff. orchestra Anna Sprock. refreshments listed. lot of names and details.
A three person delegation spoke at a three day Presbyterian mission conference in Lansing at First Church. Rev. Howard V. Yergin of New York, Rev. Willis Lamott of Philadelphia, and Miss Alice Schueler of China discussed unity in missions and the need for young missionaries in the Far East while noting the church’s role in breaking down prejudice. The meeting also addressed church education funding and recruitment, with a Troy Presbytery women’s meeting following.
Certificate documents the Family Gardens venture at Fort Third Alterot operated by Abn, Jack, Sidney and Harry Family, all of Schenectady, indicating the individuals involved in the enterprise and a formal offer noted yesterday.
State Deputy of Veterans Administration Col Oliver A Gottshalck surveyed Watervliet Arsenal as a potential regional activity site for the VA. Albany facilities now about 5,900 square feet with projected postwar needs near 85,000. Adams declined details, saying full regional HQ setup will not be long delayed.
The Garrison nominates Earle J. Wiley for commander at a meeting in the Chagsa Building. Jamey Dindon presided as Dist Atty Hurl Wiley was nominated for senior officers Ezra Peespare Matthew Maguid Joseph Wilagerald Alfage Garneau Sylvester Hurley Stanley O Grady Leo ne McDermott. Election set for December with January consideration. group cites resignations and criticizes political appointments in American foreign policy.
Blaine Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting in Harmony Hall last night with William Houser presiding. Three new members and a transfer joined, and a joint meeting with the auxiliary is planned for Saturday in the rooms with a supper to follow. The post organized a Christmas drive benefiting the Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Public Health Agency and will present a check. A New Year’s Eve post party was reported by Nicholas Nichols, the chairman.
Executive committee discussions focus on program activities for the year. Med Nichen Manyay, president, leads planning and coordinates county projects with the association's leadership team.
Joseph Kelly 43 of 10 Paris Avenue died yesterday after being stricken on a Fifth Avenue bus near Feedaval Street. Patrolmen Pend and Magneto, radio patrol, along with fire department personnel, responded and he was pronounced dead by Dr William irk. Death listed as natural causes. funeral arrangements reported by Fred J. Lowe Funeral Home at 18 Fifth Avenue.
CLO affiliated strikers ended a second peaceful day at the Menands store of Montgomery Ward Co as a week long strike widens. Union leaders cite rising effectiveness with about 90 percent of employees reportedly not at work. company officials insist around 80 percent worked. Local 40 secretary-manager John J. Gorman says only about 200 of an estimated 2750 employees went to work and lines are growing more effective. Similar reports from Chicago show mixed effects as management notes differing strike impact across departments.
Juin J Alaakey was appointed General Chairman of Ueantyil New York Eve dinner at Troy Council Knights of Columbus. Committee chairs include Michael J. Meliligate dinner Edward J. Farrell reception Frank L. Klenhofer tickets Otto A. Banya entertainment David B. Griffin refreshments and Charles A. Casoldy novelties. The council voted donations to Rensarler County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association for Christmas eats Mohawk Hutson Rover Humaiia Society and Alfred E. Smith Memorial under Grand Knight Jomeary Fox.
The Troy Civil Air Patrol conducted an inspection and review of Albany Amsterdam and Catskill squadron units. key officers including Major Owens Lt. Roy Pforl and Lt. Carrie Wast were noted, with new supply officer Env Taplin appointed and several training resources announced for the group. The evening featured a basketball game between the Troy and Albany units and a post inspection dance.
The Calhatic Women's Service League welcomed 98 new members at the Hendrick Hudson monthly meeting. Officers reported successful expansion in the Troy Area, with a card party and a fashion show planned to raise funds for the Cham Welfare Fund.
Right County workers injuries totaled five days time lost in the first nine months of the year, compared with six days in the same period last year. The report, received by county auditor FL Kene neth Henderson from the State Thaurance Fund, notes eight workers employed by Rensselie plc. The Castleton vaniora will host an achievement evening for leader Mr Edward Mann, inviting friends and parents to view completed projects and displays.
The Troy Board of Zoning Appeals debated a Walter Hawley proposal to build a gas filling station on Second Avenue between 125th and 126th Streets. Opponents argued it would alter a residential area and harm nearby properties, while supporters claimed needed zoning changes and reflected long opposition to the permit.
Rensselaer County hosts a class tomorrow evening at 7 30 led by Mrs Seefeld to aid prospective brides and homemakers. The focus covers meal planning and shopping for two to five persons, with practical tips and personalized guidance.
The Rensselaer County Historical Movement will meet at 8:6 pm today in the Troy Public Library. Ghau ville Hicks is the speaker, and the topic is The Making and Unmaking of a Country Town.
Saratoga Springs residents discuss preserving a historic wing now slated for demolition to create new apartment units. The plan would remove the north wing and allow the main structure to be replaced with rental housing, addressing housing shortage concerns.
The Troy Real Estate Board elected James A. Ball as president at its last night meeting. James F. Johnson chaired the nominating committee. Directors named for ree years include Arthur He Lotgreny, James Hettiehirds, and A Gun deyson.
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