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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1958
Page
14
Alfonso LeCuyer, 44, of Waterglid, was found near his Colonie home in a pool of blood after a fall. He was taken to Leonard W Hospital in fate condition. police investigated and the Amnillalce Service Corp alerted by his brother.
Pic Jr Eisenhart son of Mrs. Rapard Eisenhart, Watervirt, is a traffic specialist with the 24th Calamity Division in Augsburg Germany. He entered the Army in October 1957 and arrived in Europe last time. A Milne High School Alagny graduate and a 1937 Cornell University alumnus.
In two tight intermediate basketball games Barbarians beat Cadets 78 71 as George Niebuhr and Peter Molire fouled out. Jack Brant led with 29 points, Hob Hide Nick had 20, Joe Robideau 10. In the nightcap Red Raiders edged Knights 84 82 with Dan Murphy 28 and Jim Campbell 27 scoring for the winners Ed Markham set up plays and scored 10. Mike Kevin led the losers with 30 points, Charles Judge and Joe Cle tek 17 each. Next league action Saturday with three Weeweel League games starting at 7 40 pm.
Fire department answered a call at 21st Street and Zuievenue yesterday to a scaffolding fire. A minor brake in the scaffolding was found and extinguished with a booster line. A false alarm from Box 8 was reported near Onsireek End 6th Avenue.
The obituary notes the funeral for Clarence Tuberal held yesterday at St Patrick's Church with a 5am requiem. Rev Joseph P. Oath, Rev Bedwin FP Donovan and Rev John F Miley served as deacon and subdeacon. Miss Gertrude Magill played the organ. Burial followed at St Patrick's Cemetery with committal Sunday night. Visiting clergy and community members called at the home and rectory.
The Watervliet Civic Center will close at 4 p.m. tomorrow for the Christmas holiday. The Watervliet Civic Chest Inc announced the closure and noted the Public Library will remain open until 8 p.m. tonight and reopen Monday at 2 p.m. The notice was conveyed by William Spargo, president of the center.
Joseph Camplone president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Watervliet Lodge of Elks appointed a committee to plan annual Christmas baskets. Lea Mumson chairs with J Wilson dantos as co chair. Henry Falarico John Okruphin in charge of baskets. Al John Cramer, Walter Zle lonka, gifts. Fraka Carmen Maineel handle delivery. The committee met Sunday in the Elks Rooms and baskets were made.
The Sunday School plans a Christmas party tonight at 7 PM in the church hall. Mrs Lloyd Dothout leads the program with recitations by girls and songs under Ralert Yaiddaw. Santa Claus will hand out gifts and refreshments will follow.
Blazejewski was evaluated for a third term as president of the Watervliet Chapter IPNA at its annual meeting in Pulaski. John Kawa and Leya Sanaaki were elected vice president and treasurer. Zmond Seteik retired as financial secretary and was succeeded by John Klecek. Delegates named in the Albany district include Michael Stefanowiec and Adam Retek among others.
The Rebekah Lodge will meet today at 7 pm at 1598 Isl Ave with Mrs. Depotiy Gilliam and others presiding. Miss Nellie Potter chairs the event with Mrs. Mary Blake Miss Ela Wright and Mrs. Hevyl Dowel organizing a children’s activity and an adults’ grabbag.
The weekly meeting is postponed today due to the holiday. The regular meeting will be held next Tuesday, December 30, at the Civic Center between Land 4310 pins where members will gather to make earnings. Aligdaabells Calhoun will
The article notes women advancing in missile related roles at the Army Missile Test Center, the Naval Air Missile Facility and private contractors. It highlights their growing presence in catapulted positions, clerical and technical work, and shifts in the local age groups and career ladders within the missile program.
School 1 Cub Pack received a blue ribbon for proficiency at the O Rama event last week. Maur icy Flakelstein, park chairman, presented the award to Harald Cubmaster for outstanding recruitment and advancement of Cubs.
An emergency landing at Marystail Airport by Thomas Stewart of the Air Force team ended with their jet striking lights, skidding off a runway, and crashing into trees but leaving all five crew members uninjured. An Air Force investigation followed the incident.
A local equestrian group hosted its annual party-for-horses at a riding state. About 70 animals attended as humans offered sugar lumps, apples, and grain while riders praised a festive scene with decorated ponies and festive harnesses.
Mawlin Connelly of 598 Gih Ave died yesterday at Albany Hospital after being stricken at Niagara Mohawk's Shani Plant in South Albany. He was chief clerk at the plant for 45 years and a member of VBA of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. A graduate of St Augustine School he remained a longtime parishioner. Coroner Inhy J. Mirra said death due to natural causes. Survived by sister Mrs Rose McKean. Funeral tomorrow at 9 am from Willimy A Toohey Funeral Home to St Augustine's Church for Requiem High Mass. Interment in St Toby's Cemetery.
The funeral for Frank J. Davey, 54, longtime owner of the Davey Garage and Service Station in North Bennington, was held from Walbridge Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church. Davey died after a brief illness, with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. He moved to Bennington in 1932, managed Vermont Supply Co, later ran his own station and garage for 20 years, and served in the Bennington Rural Fire Department. Survived by his daughter Corday Lyons, two sisters, and several grandchildren.
Nearly 100 pupils teachers and volunteers attended the special classes party at Trinity Lutheran Church Hall West Sand Lake. Students from Poestenkil and Brookview Schools were transported for a turkey dinner program with singing dancing and a rhythm band. The five class program uses five regular teachers and eight specialists with four station wagons transporting pupils about 400 miles daily.
A four month old boy died after a rat bite in Syracuse yesterday. Memorial Hospital officials said the infant died of shock and loss of blood. The child was found by his parents Sunday morning in his bed with extensive wounds and missing parts of his body.
Green Island community notices list a charity roast beer dinner at Martel's Village Tavern on December 31 with timed seating, chaired by William Messien and Mint thew Sirvius, Sam Ingrato as ticket chairman, and reservations via Me's Barhee Shop or committee contacts. Also notes church devotion schedules, Rosary Society gathering, and obituaries for Mrs. Bridget Smith Brady of 48 Arch Street with funeral arrangements at McNulty Funeral Home and St Joseph's Church, plus nearby memorials for Catherine Glyni.
The funeral of Mrs. Ittenscd J. McGill mother of Cayl all whael TR McGill of the Amy Fire Repl was held yesterday at 9:90 am from Priscell Brothers Funeral Home Jackson and arch streets and at 9:90 am from St Joseph's Church where a Requiem High Mass was officiated by Fr. Mullen. The bearers were William Z. Kealing Henry Uichila James F. Couroy and Howard M. Hoda. Interment was in St Agnes Cemetery Me hands with Rev Eugene F Will lis officiating.
Interment was at St Joseph's Cemetery with Father Cote officiating the committal. Attending were Samuel J Edwards Talrick J Rayney James C Filepatelek and Tha J Cary Sunday ftey CG. Edward Smith and Rotary Society members visited the funeral home along with Rev Gregory M Connolly. A delegation from the Troy Fire Dept led by Chief Carl A Smith and county officials also attended.
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