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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1960

Page

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Funds Urged To Boost Saratoga City

Two changes from the initial Saratoga Springs appraisal were announced by Thomas A. Donovan and Jerome Cavanaugh. The Chamber plans an industrial and housing survey, plus a large development fund to attract industry and promote Saratoga Springs as a resort. A three to five year program will be submitted to the board for approval at 3 pm Tuesday.

Sarataga Springs Chamber of Commerce Thomas A. Donovan Marty Krust and Co. Lincoln Neb Donovan Jerome Cavanaugh Chamber Saratoga Springs Eorigeton City Dontvan Cavanaugh Donovay Record Sve Spa Chamber of Commerce Nebraska Saratosa Springs Spa Kruse & Co

Spa Chapter OF DAR Reelected Mrs. Moore

Sirs Walter R. Moore Jr. reelected regent of the Seratoga Springs Chapter DAR. New officers include vice regents Mrs. Allen Holaling Jr. James W. Northup and Mrs. Belcher Pet teys. Other posts filled by Mrs. Rowland, Lamb Jr. chaplain, Mrs. Peter Vasilier recording secretary, Miss Margaret Luther corresponding secretary, Mrs. Willingham treasurer, Mrs. Charles W. Matlison registrar, Mrs. Bert Wayner Stillwater, forign, Mrs. Walter A. Britten genealogist, Miss Lens A. Smith librarian. Trustees are Mrs. F. Secor Valentine and Miss Luther.

Allen Holaling James W. Northup Belcher Petteys Rowland

Service at Ad Saints Episcopal Church Sunday

Mrs Leo Parker Round Lake Airs MW Williams TW 92163 announces a Holy Communion service at Ad Saints Episcopal Church at 9 30 a m with Rev Arthur D Bridgers as celebrant There will be no Church School session as families are to attend the worship service.

Ad Saints’ Episcopal Church Arthur D. Bridgers

Local notes from Crescent teems and town events

Crescent area items list military training for Frank Panis at Parris Island and hospital recovery for William Brown. Residents travel to Hanover and Carbondale, with church activities, a tea for Rosary-Our Lady Society, and sermons by Rev. Ma lecki and Rev. Thames. Round Lake Hose Co plans attend Saratoga County convention and fire drills. Transfers, lease changes, and delinquent accounts discussed by the Round Lake Association. multiple members enlist for military service and training at various bases.

William Brown Amet Albert Brown Crescent Ohoes Memorial Hospital Kenneth Heimberzer James Stritch West Crescent Hanover N.J Carbondale Frank Panis Vischer Ferry Road Marine Base Parris Island Marine Recruiting Rosary Ailar Society of Corpus Christy Church Pauly Hall Ushers John. J. Malecki Round Lake Hose Co Saratoga County Greenfield Louis Ponzillo David Goldfoot John F. Hollen Robert Gorsline James Stevens Round Lake Assn Mary Riley Klamstean Thompson James William Riley Donald S. Bailey Albany Wis Hie Katherine Wean Arita Smaldyne Riley Harriet Cox Andrews Jayenne Donaldship Mason

Glens Falls Adopts Budget With Tax Change

South Glens Falls trustees adopt village budget of 185,732.04 for next year, proposing a tax rate of 20 per thousand, up from last year. Previous budget stood at 156,220 with 120,242.04 in new expenditures versus 116,280 last year.

S. Glens Falls Board of Trustees South Glens Falls Péw Pew

Scouts Hold Honor Court at Elnora Troop 45

Elnora Boy Scout Troop 45 sponsored by Shenendehowa Methodist Men's Class held a Court of Honor Monday. Charles Kwagneski of Mohawk Post American Legion presented a 50 star flag to the troop. George Vanson (Saratoga Council) gave Roy Adams an engraved plaque. Tender, Second Class, and Patrol leader badges were awarded to numerous scouts. Ben Norton received Star badge and merit badges in first aid, and dog care. Assistants Tim Reeves, Terry Adsit, and Donald Butter aided the ceremonies.

Shenendehowa Methodist Men's Elnora Charles Kwagneski Mohawk Post American Legion Pot George Vanson Saratoga Council Roy Adams Anance John Beach David, Bowers Glenn Harple Glenn White Howard Brena Donald Butler Dennis DeVoe Bob Dutina James Flavin James Jarvis David King Charles Mikels Andy Molnar Tony Nosal Rodney Priddle Ken Reckner Tim Reeves Bill Vanson Ray Adams Terry Adsil Ben Norton David Bowers Bobcat Hawk Patrol Pontiac Patrol Terry Adsit Donald Butter Den

Winter Club Elects Officers for Saratoga Chapter

The Saratoga Winter Club elected officers including President George Elcers and James Neal as first vice president. Harry Lynch is second vice president, Mrs Panald Kelly serves secretary, and Mrs Colon W Sartin is treasurer.

Barnes Dunlap Saratoga Springs Saratoga Winter Club James Neal Harry Lynch Panald Kelly Colon W. Sartin

Spa Lions Hear About Indians In State

Saratoga Lions Club heard Job R. Hathorn discuss New York Indians. He said state has jurisdiction, notes nine reservations covering 85,000 acres with Mohawks Onondagas Cayugas Senecas and more. Indians pay no taxes on reservations. state funds health education and welfare costs, while separate reservations exist for Tonawanda and St Regis.

New York State Saratoga Lions Club Worden Total Job R. Hathorn Indian Affaira Lorie Pial Air, Hathorn Ballston , Spa New York Halhorn Joint Legislative Committee On Indian Affairs New, Mexico Arizona Hathorn Allegheny Cattaraugus Oil Spring Onondaga Pocapatuck St. Regis Shinnecuck Tonawanda Ure Tuscarora St Regis Onondagas St. Lawrence Canada Franklin County Syracuse Tonawanda Band of Senteas Batavia Tie Chautaugua Erie Cuba Lake Niagara County Suffolk County Weathorn State Dept. of Public Works

Whitehall Elks Install New Exalted Ruler

Lawrence Inglee was installed exalted ruler of Whitehall Lodge of Elks at a recent meeting in the Elks home. Frederic Stiles officiated with support from Whitehall and Ticonderoga Lodges. New officers include Peter Berta, Preston Inglee, Edwin Prefong laine, Edward Creeden, George Sheffield, Harold Ross, and Guy Walker.

Lawrence Inglee Whitehall Lodge of Elks Els Frederic Stiles Whitehall Lodge Ticonderoga Lodge Inglee Charles’ LaCroix Fawns Peter Berta Reading Preston Inglee Edwin Prefonglaine Edward Creeden George Sheffield Harold Ross Guy Walker Gilligan LaCroix

Easter Rites Outlined At Crescent Church Services

Rev. Leo P Brady announces Easter schedule at Crescent St Marys. No children instruction today or next Saturday. Confirmation for 100 plus at 2 pm tomorrow, conferred by Bishop William A Scully. Confessions 4 p.m and 7 p.m. Vigil Mass at 11 p.m with new fire candle and Baptismal rites. Easter Sunday masses at 7 20, 5 10, and 11 a.m. Holy Name Society and Moly Naroe Society events follow.

Leo P. Brady St. Mary's Church, Crescent Father Brady William A. Scully Albany

Masons Plan Assembly At Salem

Joseph Warren Council R and S M to hold a special assembly Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple Salem petitions will be received and processed and a large class of candidates will be conferred with Royal Masters and Select Masters degrees Officers and officers for the degree are listed with members from Wartensburg Glens Falls Gansevoort Hudson Falls South Glens Falls Fort Ann Pottersville and Utah officials All area council members invited to attend and enjoy a refreshments period after the meeting

St. Regis Commerce Dept Board of Education of Greenwich Hudson Falls Central Conservation Dept J. Walter Juckett Dent Joseph Warren Council R&sm Salem Grand Council Maurice Be. Richards Wartensburg Charles W. Sebert Glens Falls F. Donald Flewelling Gansevoort Very c Harold A. Thomas Pottersville Utah Harry G. McNeil Cryptic Ares Council

Salem Women s Unit Cafeteria Supper Planned

The annual cafeteria supper by the Women s Association of the First Presbyterian Church of Salem will be at the Brick Church on Thursday April 28 starting at 5 30 p m. Planning committee includes Mrs Carlos Cary Mrs William Jones Mrs Ernest Cleveland Mrs Floyd Rich Mrs Ronald Jackson Mrs Milton Sheldon and Mrs William Jolly. Other committees cover posters tickets publications and more.

Asso First Presbyterian Church of Salem Carlos Cary William Jones Ernest Cleveland Floyd Rich Ronald Jackson Mitton Sheldon William Jolly Richard Caselli Kate Mahaliy Frank Smckearin

Hudson Falls Woman's Civic League elects new officers

The Hudson Falls Woman's Civic League elected Mrs. Lyan Fox president at a meeting held in the Margaret Murphy School cafetorium. Other officers include first vice president Mrs. Kenneth Freebern, second vice president Mrs. J William Werner, treasurer Mrs. Rex Wyman, secretary Mrs. Roger Dickinson, and trustees Mrs. Sylvester Sullivan for one year.

Lyan Fox Hudson Falls Women’s Civic League Margaret Murphy School Hudson Mirs Kenneth Freebern J. William Werner Melville Sheldon Marc le Vain Roger Dickinson Robert Gibson Rex Wyman Sylvester Sullivan Trussee

D H Honors Upstate Man for 50 Years of Service

Raymond J. Greco of Williams Street Whitehall will be honored by Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corp for 50 years of continuous service at a April 21 dinner at the Sheraton Ten Eyck Hotel Albany. He began with the railroad in 1810 at Fort Ann and has lived in Whitehall since 1943. He works in maintenance of way and is currently an acting foreman. He and his wife and son and daughter in law will attend one dinner with four guests, with transportation and overnight accommodations provided.

Raymond J. Grece Willams Street Whitehall Delaware & Wyndeon Railroad Corp Delaware & Hudsod Fort Ann Whitehail Department of Maintenance of Ways Greco Joseph Green Chayaplain Avenue

Saratoga Readies Easter Parade

Saratoga Springs prepares for an Easter parade tomorrow from noon to 1 p.m. with judging at 2 at Broadway end Division street. Cash prizes totaling 360 will be awarded with each winner receiving 10 dollars. Honorees include best dressed man nomad teenage boy teenage girl little boy and little girl. Sponsored by the promotion committee of the Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce. Chairman Alfred Gardner.

Saratoga Springs Broadway End Division Street

Settlement Reached In Upstate Accident Case

A personal injury suit from Glens Falls resident Miss Bessie Alexander against Mrs. Isabel Tardif of Fort Ann was settled in Warren County Supreme Court Lake George during recess after jury trial began before Justice Felix J. Ayliss. The auto crash occurred February 14 1957 on Dix Avenue Town of Kingsbury. A second action by Edward J and Beatrice J Sauce of Botton Landing against Grand Union Co. of Glens Falls was settled in the same session.

Botton Grand Union Co Glens Falls

Spa Board To Unveil Master Plan For Saratoga Springs

The Saratoga Springs City Planning Board will hold an April 28 executive session with City Council representatives to discuss and study the master plan for the city. Dr. Everett Stonequist and John Burdis outlined zoning changes and subdivision concepts aimed at aligning with highway programs, with a press conference not expected until days after April 28.

Saratoga Springs John Burdis Planning Board Smith Associates Albany Messer John Sheehan Mechanicville Burdis John Carusone Stonequist Skidmore College Quinn

Part Of Jones Estate Wired To Hospital

Carrie W. Jones of Victory Mills died December 1 1959 leaving half of her estate to Saratoga Hospital. The will, dated April 26 1945, names George O. Tuck as executor and states the rest to her nieces. The estate includes over 5000 in personal property and under 2000 in real estate.

Carrie W. Jones Victory Mills Saratoga Hospital George O. Tuck

Cambridge residents share extended winter and spring travels

Cambridge residents and relatives are reported visiting family across the Northeast and beyond. Mrs Kenneth Gatiry and others return from Florida while Miss Marcia Watkins and Donald Murdoch attend colleges elsewhere. Several local members travel for Easter, vacationing in places like St Petersburg Florida Washington DC Niagara Falls and Philadelphia.

Bree Pedersen Florida Stanley Fortuine Waterville Maine Theodore T. Buckley Res. Bernard Stinner St. Petersburg Neil Wacell Manchester Conn Gid Charles Wacell Irving Hedges Washington, DC Eugene White Verona Charles Molmes William Nennstiel Muchienberg College Pennsylvania William A Nennstiel Marcia Watkins Russell Sage Ching Edgar Watkins Donald Murdoch Niagara Falls Eugene Snell Philadel Pa George E. Brewer C. 0. Dimmick Mary Mecellan Hospital

Residents Treated At Saratoga Hospital For Sudden Illness

Rod Jidy, 34, of Saratoga, was stricken at 8:00 pm Thursday and transported by Simons Ambulance to Saratoga Hospital where Dr. Malcolm Magov ern admitted him in good condition. Margaret Lockhart, 46, employee at Homestead Sanitarium, twisted her ankle at 10:50 pm Thursday at the Jewish Community Center and was discharged after treatment.

Denila) Arms Apts Saratoga Springs Saratoga Rodjidy Simone Ile William Roddy The Ato Malcolm Magovern Margaret Lockhart Homestead Sanitarium Jewish Community Center

Public notices garbled clues and requests in 1969 Retort

A distorted text from The Retort Newspapers of Troy New York outlines a notice to be received by 4 p m Wednesday April 30 1969 and presents a long jumbled clue crossword with scattered phrases about doctors drugs gardens lectures and various down and across clues including English cathedral city Japanese sash and communist workers indicating a mixed fragment of a puzzle page rather than a clear news item

Jolson

Frum Word List From Ain Tarim Cave Elusive Origins

Fragmented OCR text lists words and fragments including terms like elude missie simple at fax mobility and moldy car. It reads like a lexicon sample with scattered pairs such as nobility state deal kids obi store diapers and public domain style notes about dippers leads rays and weekly miner.

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Saratoga City Dar Mrs. Moore Walter R. Moore Jr Seratoga Springs Leo Parker Round Lake Airs Williams Elcers Spa Lions Club Elks Holy Name Society Munday Masons Plan Assembly Robert Measack Hudson Falls Cleshorn Lens Falls Emil P. Windson Hudson Fails Kermit A. White Copnail John H. Elder South Glens Fails Harold Belden Perry J. DeLong Secitines Hudson Falls Women’s Civic League Elects D&h Upstate Manor Upstate Supreme Court Spa Board Cambridge Kenneth Gatiry Tyi Pi‘ul Pel Shi Troy N.V Sudsy Menrby Young Tom Tear Ain Tarim Cave Tregae Socl Pavle Gaggrel Features Corp Erpioeter
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