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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1950
Page
3
Thomas W. Rourke, president of the National City Bank of Troy, has been named to the committee of attendance for the investment league. His appointment, among four area men, was made by Herbert J. Knell of Albany, president of the association.
Stillwater and daughter spent the week end visiting relatives in Millerton ty. The Siwater Fire Department center revue ah week prayer services will be received ench award for he yon at the Baptist Church tomorrow cmpany having the most men in arow at 7:45 para. in charge of John Ung at the parade in Mechanic-7. Mister and Mev. Angelica Dide ville Saturday when 'the Mechanic- Inco, . villa Fire Department celebrated The Central High Behool itl Gita ie Saeed brated eolster men high school publis, ET SREY, and pupils who have been attending summer school tomorrow {at the guidance office from 1 to 4pm. Bus drivers of the school will meet for physical examinationz and digdusyion of men sehed wien at B pam, today. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rounds and son of Albany were recent guiste of hier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller. Celebrate Anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barboli entertained with a family dinner party Sunday at the Bathefield in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. A centerpiece row fainting 25 siiver dollars arranged around summer flowers decorated [the table. The children of the honored guests presented them with gifts of a flver, Personal Joy and George Van Vranken spent the week end at Hampton Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howg have returned to their home after spending a week at Lake Placid. George Moore, Douglaston, L. 1, is visiting his parents.
Retired man with experience in sailing, construction, utilities, or allied trades sought. Private silica and telephone provided in office connection. Write answer Box 272, Troy Record Co.
A Greek immigrant who arrived penniless in 1914 to Pittsfield Massachusetts entered the hot dog business. He retired at 87 after building a $37,230 West Street banked by steady work starting in 1929 at Pittsfeld.
A list of local visitors and residents includes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss taking a coast trip via motor Monday. Mrs. Charles Raverin visited her father Edgar Butler in Hus, Mr. and Mrs. Owl Williams hosted in Bealla ware, and Mr. and Mrs. James Doras with son William visited Detroit connections. Alfred Halden returned from Leonard Hospital and is improving. Howard Oliver and family spent the weekend at Schroon Lake. Gordon Coates and daughter from Troy spent several days with Louise Griggs. Guy Burton and family from Albany were guests of Carl Wilson. Miss Barbara Bieber, home from Camp Mall Yoh, was noted.
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