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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1959
Page
5
Final registration for the Babe Ruth League in Enid is set for this week with a two to five game format on Chiath Street. Boys born in certain years must provide birth certificates and be accompanied by a parent. A meeting for registered boys and parents will be held at the Polish American Club, 507 Tat St, April 8 at 8 pm.
Warrensburg Park Officer Pasco Paseo died in Florida while vacationing. A Warrensburg business leader and bank director, he began his career in 1917, served as justice of the peace, and held various local offices. He was president of a Warrensburg firm, member of several lodges, and survived by a large family. Funeral plans set in Warrensburg.
A visiting Reverend Harry Mikels conducts two weeks of evangelistic services in West Haven, while Mohawk Valley Grange holds its regular meeting at Grange Hall Croams Corners. Numerous church activities fill the week with services, Sunday School, weddings, and youth programs across Clifton Park Center Jonesville and surrounding parishes, including St George's Cutinton Park and Amity Reformed Church.
Anna Maria Alberghetti announced she was canceling plans to wed musical director Buddy Bregman amid family tensions. Her mother indicated she would not attend the wedding, though the family later suggested the singer might still attend. An earlier engagement had been called off last November.
John J Beandoin a Rexford native and longtime self employed plumber died at Elle Hos pital Schenectady after a brief illness. Funeral at 915 out from Griswold Funeral Home Schenectady and 10 am from the Church of Our Lady of Grace Ballstan Lake burial Most Holy Desteeiner Cemetery Schenectady. Survived by wife, six children, three daughters, two sisters, mother Edward Beandoin and many grandchildren.
San Greenberg of 165 8th Ave promictor of the Tray Pirate Glass Co. 430 River St died yesterday at SL otal Cullewitts. Born in Hungary, he resid ed in Troy for 42 years. He was a member of Congregation Ben Israel and the Yay Lakye of Uliks. Survived by wife Clarence Fuchs, two daughters Mrs Leana Like forty, and Miss Edyth Greenberg of Troy, three sons Mervill Mark and Arnold, two sisters Mrs Freida Weiss and Meg David Dale of Los Angeles, two brothers Samuel Grimberger Antwerp Belgium and Nathan Geeengerg New York City. Funeral at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Congregation Ben Israel 2 River St. Interment Beth Israel Cemetery.
James P. Mangan of the State Police will be toastmaster at the Holy Name Society breakfast for St. Patrick's Church Tray, with parish president Sal Mangan active in parish and Troy Council BE. The event, April 12 after the 8 a.m. Mass at Germania Hall, is chaired by Samuel F. Dionova.
Vermont State Police report two small children asleep in a car narrowly escaped injury when a large boulder dislodged from a mountain near a construction site struck the car’s left rear door and fender. A second boulder then hit the vehicle and a trailer, the car declared damaged beyond repair after the mishap caused the vehicle to stall from overheating. The sedan was owned by Richard W. Manson of York Beach Maine.
Parkway extension plan for 1961 targets a 1 mile segment of the Taconite State Parkway between Hadean and Chatham. The project would extend the north south route to Route 20, forming a direct line from New York City to Almingor and Pittsfield. Winslow, GM of the Taconic State Parkway Commission, said surveying for grading is underway and bids open in May.
A Fort Edward man was sentenced to five days in jail after a December 6 Main Street dispute in South Glens Falls. Jon Pischor, 23, of River Street, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and offensive language. He plans to appeal to Saratoga County Judge Menard J. Sherman. The case arose from an alleged row with Thomas Cleland, South Glens Falls chief of police.
Peestenkill Kiwanis Club wins the New York District Achievement Award for the third time in eight years. Recognition cites Boy Scout sponsorship, public events schedule help, Kids Day program growth, and cooperation with nearby clubs and schools. Club officers listed include President Benjamin Pigney and Secretary Ernes F. Nippes, with participation from Erich Konia and Fascpl Koenigsbauer.
The Saint Marys Church unit will host its annual Communion breakfast at The Hendrick Math son after Mass tomorrow. Rev Edward English will be guest speaker. Marie Hughs leads the program with Mary Berkery assisting as co chair. Agnes C Sheeran and Len D OBrien are included in duties. Members of the Rosary join the event.
Johnsonville Notmen Cushing remains at home due to illness. Wearell Beavers hosted ten young friends at an April Fools luncheon. Alvin Hong Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hong, is a patient at Samaritan Hospital.
Bishop William A. Scully of Albany sails Thursday for Rome to report on the Albany diocese. The trip coincides with the fifth year of his appointment following Archbishop Edmund Gibbons retirement in 1954. He will visit St Peter and St Paul basilicas and present growth and development findings.
Sage Alumni will honor Mrs. Joseph Einhorn formerly Rose Dorothy Weinberg at a May 2 ceremony in Sage's Albany Division library. The award recognizes her services to continuing education. guest speakers include Salvatore Fippone and Bernard Campbell. The notice notes her Troy origins and family lineage.
The record notes a historic flight by Lala Henton On April af, Quinby, the first American woman to earn a pilot license, continuing the effort to fly the English Channel with the support of Tol.
A personal injury suit for 7000 dollars against two Whitehall men opens in Washington County Supreme Court Hudson Falls with Justice Petix presiding. The case centers on a car collision on the West Granville North Granville road resulting in severe injuries to Raymond Rose. Other details include locations in Granville and a planned April date for continuation.
The Troy Ski Club will hold an election of officers on April 17 at the Troy YAVCA. President Bred Nussbaum announced the plans after a club meeting in Mothers. Candidates were discussed during the session.
Funeral for Albert Cowen 37 of Garfield Road Stephentown set for 2 pm at Tebbull Funeral Home Elm Sky Nassau. Cowen body recovered from Kincerhoo Creek downstream from Adams Crossings Road West Lebanon after fatal crash that also killed George Batcheldler 436 Stephentown. Police and agencies had searched the creek for days.
Plans for a dinner on Saturday April 26 were announced to be held at the Mansion on the Waterford Mechimicville road. The notice urged skiers to secure reservations for the Eastern Ski Convention in Atlantic City from May 1 to 3 through Miss Miranor Buckley. Albert Steininger presented slides of his ski trip in Europe.
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