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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1946
Page
17
A short card of thanks commemorates a recent bereavement with acknowledgments to family friends and community members. It notes heartfelt appreciation and requests continued prayers and support during the bereaved family’s period of mourning.
Fragmentary obituary notice listing names such as Billie Bailey Margaret Ang May and Kon In Lay Thomas Conway Dunham and Katharine Dunbar. Describes mourning, remembrance, and family ties with partial dates and locations, reflecting a wartime or community memorial.
A fragmented obituary page lists multiple transitions across communities, naming individuals such as Kayla, Mary Hite, Robert Pal Manne, and many others. It records funeral plans, church services, and memorials at St. Marie Church and St. Anthony's Church, with times in the early afternoon and references to local cemeteries and graveyard rites.
A local coalition described as IP. A.C. plans a political campaign in the coming fall elections. The group will assign work, outline messaging, and coordinate with participants including Roy Greywine and others. The article cites unions and contractors preparing mobilization and outreach.
Fragmented obituary and funeral notices describe services at St. Patrick and nearby churches for Mary Bello Mier and Elizabeth, with details of burials at Wynantskit Cemetery and adjacent services at local parishes. The text lists relatives, locations in Albany and Springfield areas, and dates around October, inviting mourners and noting procession times.
The YWCA hosted a teen dance last night drawing nearly full attendance from local youths. Under the guidance of Mrs. Wolt Sherow and Miss Elvira dabog, the event was organized by the teen age department and the KOM MUL HK GOAMETtee with Ashlalyth planning the dances. Attendees included Mie Dury Unie, Mlax Maisteie Lowe, Jasapt Nicholas, and Frank Genevlev.
A new integrated education program begins today at the Y MLC with a seven day plan led by Mr Payne and Dr Ernest Tigon of Union College. The course aims at clinic style training and will involve beginners and youth divisions with Saturday sessions and Mondays and Fridays meetups.
The conservatory held elections and elected Eva C. Lewis as chair with Menetta M. Ripley as treasurer and secretary. Other officers announced include Anne Mooney Frank Cattient Mangaret Mt. Gilles Lana Sihiny and Lovla HL Kane.
The Reynolds County Board of Supervisors approved additional funds to raise jurors pay from 3 to 4 dollars daily. The move aims to attract jurors amid low pay and ensure sufficient numbers for panels. The allocation appears in the county budget alongside other court-related expenses for the fiscal year.
Troy police arrest two youths, Herman Lecaly and Edmund Bent nel, in connection with a Watervliet auto theft. The 4010 Plymouth sedan, owned by Joseph Marwin of Watervliet, was recovered near a lincoln steel area and the pair were taken to Central Police Station for arraignment.
Community observes Yom Kippur with opening services marking the Day of Atonement. Temples and synagogues across the city held prayers, with rabbis delivering sermons and congregations joining in solemn observances through the day.
Gov Thomas J Bewey criticizes DeWey tax policies claiming they shift burden to ordinary taxpayers. He argues wartime price controls and federal taxes hurt common people while big business benefits. Bewey cites savings from tax sales and accuses opponents of manipulation in the Dewey campaign.
Numerous negligence cases appear slated for trial in the Supreme Court calendar. Notable filings include Mary Ryan versus Frank Wy Oster and related parties, with dates set over a 14 day period in connection with the death of Ryan’s son. Attorneys Malloy, Reynolds, and others listed from Troy and Rensselaer area firms.
A county board chairman announced a ruling delaying draft obligations for high school seniors. The deferment affects preinduction physicals and classifications. The report lists new registrants and various draft classifications across boards, noting several discharged or indeterminate statuses.
A dressmaking class will be held at Belo It Ampex Collins Walker Avenues each Friday night. The program will include work on lanterns and lobbing. Registration is $20 with a $1 discount for residents of the area. The course starts Friday, Sept 1, with demonstrations and a final showcase planned.
A wallet was reported stolen yesterday after a student from the child welfare department of the state of William Ht Prey and Company Tarwien ad joined by security men recovered papers and other items at a local location.
Report on the completion of a modernization program along the Boston and Mining Railroad between Wray and Boston. Diesel engines replaced by new locomotives, with safety upgrades, signaling system, and a dedication dinner at Willamatown. Officials and press invited. celebration noted amid mixed feelings over costs.
On the first day of registration, totals rose significantly from the previous year across multiple districts. Weather aided turnout, with many voters registering in Albany and Rensselaer County. Early counts indicate higher participation than four and five years ago, aided by a major local election and civil service concerns.
Troy Chlaplat of the REL Alumni Association will halt its next fall wrestling meeting Monday night at the Troy Club. Fred Wy Cletents, president, will preside. Dinner served at 6:00 pm. Meeting will alert at 7:30. Plans for the coming year discussed.
County reports show overall strong yields in corn and potatoes with dry August weather curbing expectations. Fruit crops were generally decent. peaches and prunes good, grapes below par. Sweet corn maturation hindered by late-season dry spell and blight hit several crops. Some vegetables faced reduced yields due to rapid growth and head-softening conditions.
Wynantskill resident William Gaston was elected president of a meeting of the Western New York classis union of the Reformed Church in America. The morning session featured an organ prelude by Mrs. Cyril Rowan and devotional remarks from church representatives.
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