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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1959
Page
1
A Q and A explains that disability checks do not prevent Social Security benefits. It describes eligibility and how benefits replace lost income, plus monthly payments to certain immediate family members. The piece details who counts as immediate family and under what conditions dependents qualify.
The annual traffic association meeting co sponsored by Capital District Urals Association and Tau Alpha Sigma Chapter of Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity will be held Monday April 27 at 7 80 p m at Panoda's Restaurant Menands John Fryshlak Traffic Manager Eastern Tablet Co chairs B C Dallow assistant traffic manager National Distrers and Chemical Corp will speak on the prevention of light loss and damage following a speaker a tower titled Irhabod on proper handling of freight will be down
Cavin Joe, member of the Ford 300 400 Club, was among those honored for their sales record last year at a New York dinner dance. Other area recipients included William Bates Zacharl Robert Ireland of Glens Walle.
Arnold Pub reports Port Petroleum Corp president attended annual district meeting at Richfield Oi Corp New York recently via Atlantic City. The event connected Green Island executives with industry leaders as regional interests discussed developments and collaborations.
Cherie S. Webber of Towndon Lane Lawtonville has been granted US Patent 2,876,087 for an improved synthetic adhesive bonded abrasive grit designed to boost cutting speed on iron and hard materials. Webber, former resin research manager in the coated abrasive division, previously worked with Eastman Kodak and Monsanto. He earned chemistry degrees at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and served on its faculty for a decade.
Francis B. Wallingford of 2 Delaware Place Watervliet has been appointed general manager of Livan Cadilac-Olismimile of Trays Ne. He is active in civic and religious affairs, senior lecturer at St Bridget's, and a member of Grey Island Council. He chaired local campaigns and Red Cross drives, supports St Joseph's Seminary and Bishop's Fund, is married with four children, and is brother to Dr Arthur J. Wallingford, Albany surgeon.
George Johnson of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp discusses heating homes by electricity in Troy, outlining costs, safety, cleanliness, and the need for full insulation. About 100 attended a meeting where cooling and heating alternatives were weighed, and Johnson noted 300 homes in Troy are heated solely by electricity.
Robert J Mitchell of Ridgewood New Jersey, former member of the Troy Record, was elected vice president of One National Underwriter Co at a recent gathering of the publishing company in Cincinnati. He has long served in New York City as an editor and executive. a native of Evanston Illinois, he graduated from Walitas College in 1926 and is a member of Phi Delta Theta. His wife Hagrieth Woodhull formerly worked as a reporter at thegirth of he Thief Ruonvd. The Mitchells maintain a summer home near Lies Lake for many years.
National Bisenit Co opens a new Millbrook bakery at Colne with a formal opening program. A week of events for the public and special groups is planned. The bakery sits at 8 Puller Roach iCalonie.
LeVan Zane, a 17 lst $1, Wa livfard graduate and former Navy veteran, has been named advertising manager for Grand Union’s May Tire Division. He will oversee stores from Poughkeepsie to the Canadian border, reporting to George B Collie.
A naval ceremony featured midshipmen from the ROTC accompanying Captain Nelson P. Walling as the submarine Hardhead arrived at Albany Port to assume duties in the roguivists and a Weekend ORage. Local officials and company reps from the National Field Club in Atlantic City and Wholesale Hardwoods attended events related to a recent industry gathering.
Stillwater Gible 1 of in Women's Bo duty of the Stillwater United Church met Thursday at the time of Aut. Raymond Pohl, N. Undsod avenue. Mrs. Pour Jed the devotions at Mrs. Jo seph Stanley, presented the prov Jgram on the study book, "The Spirit Speaka tn the Church." Plans were disclosed for one circle's part in the fair to be held by the Women's Society in the fall. The circle will be in charge of the food booth and the parcel post booth. Mrs. Edward Howe was saved chair man of the parert just both. Members received their coin cards and wey are type rer iliomed to the chairnman, Mrs. Pahl. The next meeting of the cir ccle will be held Alay 19, at the home of Mrs. Edward Gilgallon, Beinis Heights rod, with Mrs. Walter Chaweh assisting tostess.
A garbled crossword style item lists numbered clues with scattered letters and phrases. It hints at wordplay on cigarette slang, a vivacious new arrival, a nightmare victim, waste desorption, and breakfast rituals, but remains largely incomprehensible and fragmentary.
John Te Abbott, owner of premises at 401 Frito Sb, sold the building and business to Mrs Albert Dibienzo who has taken over operation of the V wuncheanette. Abbott plans to live at Wig Boat Harbor Ae and enter the lobster trade. He formerly owned several ventures including the Troy-Seho clay and the acatic Vale Jey Qus lines and the Union Bus Termini on Rayer Street.
A community breakfast themed event is set for Sunday at Milner-Dewlit Clinton Yarel in Albany. Sister Mary Paul leads the sackit service, with Beartine Chris as guest speaker recounting experiences with adolescents. Miss Mario McGaughlin chairs the original committee and Reverend Richards Jr. Downs attends as city charity director.
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