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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1958
Page
10
A chaotic OCR fragment reports brisk shopper activity at a “Crazy Days” sales event. It mentions Ruth shoppers, special advertising funded by merchants, discounts on stock like summer hooks, and promos to clear items before a new season. Names and many words are garbled, but the core note is strong consumer turnout and promotional push.
Work progressing on Ontario Street with concrete and paving crews installing tar and gravel along the island section. Completion expected between sections as crews move toward the Reavy Bridge. project notes list tests and service connections with Niagara Mohawk.
The CWY groups announce the annual Harvest Supper at Joseph's School Hall on Saturday with a hash meal priced at $1.07. Commander William Dolaston will announce committee members for the supper. public attendance is invited.
The Marks defeated Lavignes 0 0 in basing Park on Wednesday in a Cobors Amalie Sotthall game. Don ta Vallay pitched, while Meank LaBhanys led Lavignes with two kafation. The final score and other details remain unclear from the fragment.
A cent concert featured pianist Hsadine Gooding with an odd audience moment. A parakeet from a cards box perched on a spectator's finger and kept time with the performance as the pianist played. After the piece, the bird was returned to its box and the hall resumed.
International program brings foreign journalists to the United States to work with American papers. Since 1952 they have joined the American press in Washington and other states as part of a State Department exchange effort.
In Mamrerksanan Madura Taland villagers honor a government sponsored bull race day. Bulls are paraded through the village with their owners musicians and decorative finery. Some animals are shaded by umbrellas as drivers guide them along the route.
At Todimmapolis Municipal Airport engineers install banked runways and a new central landing light system to aid jet arrivals. The project aims to enable faster landings, allow use of shorter runways, and improve nighttime operations with reinforced concrete, high voltage lighting, and centerline guidance.
A fragmented report recalls the Seminole Wars in Florida, notingU S actions and payments after conflicts 1838 42 and a later peace by 1858. It mentions Chief Billy Bowlegs and scattered survivors, with about 1000 Seminoles remaining in Florida.
Closing exercises of the Var eatlon Church Selina as crave episcopal church program to begin with hymns and devotionals. Primary and Junior Department will present a puppet play and a toning story with a Eucharist observance, followed by refreshments. A school visitor Sister Raphael attended with local staff and a roster of named attendees.
Colonie Central School District's board sets nonresident tuition for next year at 25 dollars for students from outside the district. Residents of 11 Wendworth area will be exempt. drivers education classes remain 3 dollars. Adult education and class schedules are approved with start dates in September across district elementary and secondary schools.
Golovie Man and Alfa Leder profile Hansone of 1B PL Knox and Kyy Softball All Stars set to represent Ott in the second Minial Army Softball Tournament at Edgewood this month. Thy son of Me and Mrs. Al Tous Lederman of 3 Quincy St, Golonie. Pvt Lederman, a Colonie Central High School and Albany State Teachers College graduate, is a personnel specialist in the Army.
Rev vin Shy Yerworth of Covenant First Presbyterian Church Cincinnati will guest preach at Loudonville Community Church services Sunday at 9:30 and 11.30. James Roy Yeaworth, doctor from Wheaton College, studied at Johns Hopkins and Princeton and the University of Berlin. Br ntan president Latham Colony Chamber of Commerce announces Andrew Vosburgh as new chamber director replacing J Naughter who resigned.
The town of Chinale completes its 1988 assessment roll. The assessor's office reports the roll is on file in the clerk's office in Newtopville and available for inspection until a stated date.
A village of Colonie vote approved a bond issue of 92 7500 to fund improvements on Reid Pax drive and other projects. Anzo Construction Corp. of Schenectady won the storm drain and asphalt contract with a bid of 29 290, bond funds to cover incidental costs. Work on widening Hillside Avenue and stricter trailer park regulations were also outlined for upcoming measures.
Boght Hills Cub Scouts honored for recent fund raising drive. Cubmaster Ernest Delaney awarded Alan Hodges his badge pin at the meeting. A short executive committee session followed with refreshments served by Mr and Mrs George Phoenix and Mrs James Johneun.
Ian IL slidakiaus, a former pastor of the Newtonville Methodist Church, now retired, will occupy the pulpit again Sunday at 8:30 for Worship services at Wilpit Church.
Kev, Leon AulkTiy Jew and his family are vacationing at Keene Valley No Mr Je King will return to Wie pulpi¢ ou September.
Insurance man Tomlinson will speak at the weekly Latham club meeting at 6 30 pm in Pauls Restaurant Lathan. President King will preside as Warwick is absent. the illustrated talk covers a SA Trip Around the World.
Stockholm Stockholm has opened Sweden s Tish museum of modern art after five decades of effort to establish a permanent contemporary art display. Paintings hang eye level with a new movable panel system allowing visitors to view works individually. The Modern Museum, part of the National Museum franchise, includes a restaurant and a sculpture garden in addition to its gallery spaces.
Brisbane general hospital surgeons conducted a nine hour brain operation feeding more than 175 units of blood during the lengthy procedure. The operation stands as one of the most prolonged on record in Brisbane.
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