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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1959
Page
1
A lengthy church directory lists services for numerous denominations including Baptist, Orthodox, Armenian Apostolic, Lutheran, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Roman Catholic. It names specific churches, streets, pastors, service times, and event notes across avenues and streets, reflecting a diverse weekly schedule.
A cluttered list of Mass times and clergy across multiple churches including St. Patrick’s Shah Avenue, St. Anthony’s at State and Fourth, St. Lawrence’s Third and Jefferson, Sacred Heart on Pawl ing Avenue, St. Michael’s on Stow Ave, Holy Trinity at Fourth and Polk, and others. Includes details on Benediction, High Masses, daily Masses, and confessions. also notes services for First Church, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and United Church of Christ with service times and locations.
A long listing of church services across multiple communities including Pittstown, Schaghticoke, Valley Falls, and Poestownkill. Entries feature Rev. Charles L. Knight Jr, Rev. Walter A. Perkins, Rev. Taylor, Rev. Rexford Tucker, Rev. James P. Brice, and Rev. Thurman B. Reavers among others. Service times range from early morning to late evening with Holy Communion, church schools, sermons, and youth fellowships noted.
Rev Wilford P Fowler former Troy pastor and now Capital City Mission official will lead a leadership training series at First Baptist Church in Rensselaer starting Thursday at 7 43 pm The program runs every Thursday through the month with all church members and interested outsiders invited Fowler has chaired Troy YMCA programs and led the Troy Ministerial Association. Lorraine Chamerlin chairs the church leadership committee The series is titled The Tevott Life of Christian Leader and will begin with church school at 9 4 am and worship at 11 am.
Second Baptist Church begins a School of Missions on Wednesday at 7:48 p.m. with Nuri Tirpan of Turkey speaking at RPI. The program supports Christian mission work in the Middle East and North American neighbors, with sessions on April 15 22 and 29 including inner city and Alaska missions and a film showing North American Neighbors. The missionary committee is led by Warren Gibson and others.
Fragmentary readable items reference a May 7 concert and a youth event. Names, dates, and places are garbled, making a coherent news item impossible to confirm. The piece appears to discuss auditions, applications, and approvals lacking clear structure or context.
Applications are being received at the Junior Museum on 59 2nd St for auditions by young music students. Twelve will be chosen to perform at the Coach House of the Rensselaer County Historical Society on May 17. A minimum of three years study is required, with judges evaluating performances on May 2 and selecting the concert performers.
The exhibit of original music of children will run concurrently with the auditions and can ger.
Rev. Neage L. Goepfert, pastor, announced a special rededication at Bethany Lutheran Church in the renovated edifice. The project, costing over 40,000, added a knolly pine student center room, a new Hammond organ, and facilities, with membership and finances rising. Rededication includes services at 11am and 4pm with guest pastors and an evening session at 7:30 pm featuring Rev. Frederick Neebe and Rev. Arthur Gerhardt from area sister churches.
The Visiting Nurse board of managers discussed February activity noting 1000 visits. President Mrs Edward C. Platter chaired the meeting with reports from Edward H. Pattison and Gustav Holmbold on finances and supplies. Education supervisor Miss Nan Jey outlined ongoing calenders of nursing programs and expanded childbirth education remains active. Diabetic classes Tuesdays and expectant mother classes Wednesdays are well attended.
A fragmentary page shows a cluttered set of crossword style clues with mislabeled text and garbled names. Readers encounter numbered across and down questions covering topics from greed and thieves to fashion jewelry and hunting, with stray references to proposed answers and partial phrases.
The Record Newspapers invites entries by mail or box drop for a weekly crossword contest. Contestants may submit multiple entries, one per exact-size puzzle, on a three cent postcard pasting the completed solution on the back, by 3 p.m. Wednesday. Winners receive 50 dollars weekly plus bonuses, with equal division if multiple winning entries, and results published Friday.
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