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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1958
Page
2
A dense schedule of services across Ethnic and faith groups listing times, locations, and pastors for many churches. Includes SALTIST, EPISCOPAL, EASTERN MARTHODOX, LUTHERAN, ROMAN CATHOLIC, and other denominations with service times, Holy Communion, church schools, and youth fellowships.
The Boston Pops under Arthur Fiedler will perform at the API Field House at 8:39 pm on Tuesday January 6. It is the first stop of their sixteenth annual United States tour and marks Fiedlers anniversary year as conductor. The ensemble, formed in 1929, draws players from the Boston Symphony Orchestra and specializes in lighter classical and popular works.
Members of Memories Methodist Church attending college conduct the worship service tomorrow as part of National Student Revolution Sunday. William L. Burnett, a sophomore at Syracuse University, leads. Kennedy K Roberts, a freshman at Hamilton College, delivers the sermon on Religion and Life On The Modern Campus. An after-talk commentary and park events follow, with organ selections by Migs Leah Courtney, a freshman at Hocheslet University.
A dense listing of worship times and sermons across multiple churches including All Saints Episcopal, Baptist, Methodist, and Episcopal parishes. Notable items include New Year services, special sermons by ministers James P. Brith and Clyde R. Suter, church schools at various hours, and youth programs. Names such as Rev Waller A Perkins Rev Charles L Bright Rev Rexford Tucker and Rev Jamies P Brith appear amid church locations like Schaghticoke Valley Falls Eagle Mills and East Poestenkill.
Fragmented OCR describes a plastic material with built in adhesive used on a 1956 Ford for automotive safety. It mentions sheets and rolls of the transparent plastic, a fictional star image, and references to decane and decile solvents. The text is jumbled and contains nonstandard terms and garbled names.
The Champlain Valley prepares a Year of History to mark Champlain s 1609 voyage and discovery with a 350th anniversary fete. Events span winter sports ski races to New Year s Day races, summer regattas, international contests, and a grand pageant celebrating French, Indian, and pioneer heritage. Government funding totals and international participation are highlighted as plans unfold through 1958.
Fragmentary passage recalls Manhattan Island's early settlement and the rise of Wall Street and shipping circles, noting historical values and prominent figures tied to New York's financial beginnings.
A garbled crossword style block lists scattered names and partial words across diverse languages and eras. Pieces hint at a wide mix of people, places, and possible clue fragments without forming a coherent puzzle solution.
A partial OCR fragment outlines a pending public review or appeal process with references to a hearing and authorities. It includes vague phrases about an event, approval, and potential dates, but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. The readable portions suggest a formal process awaiting a decision.
Mrs Smith, mother of Rev. Peter S. Speith, died yesterday at St. Joseph's Chapel Broadabhin. Survivors include her husband and six children, Capt Harold S. Smith, Lester P. Smith, Mrs Jane O’Neil, Mrs Dessie MValladwves, 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 9:30 a.m. Monday from W C Bully Funeral Home Cohies and 10 a.m. from St Bernard's Church, with interment at St Agnes Cemetery.
The New York State Training School for Girls in Wynantskill held its first Christmas party with ten girls and staff. They dined on roast turkey and pie, received gifts from civic and church groups, and Santa delivered stockings on Christmas Eve.
George L Yamin reports the Catholic Youth Organization Center in Lansingburg led by Father Connolly plans a broader program to reach about 80,000 youngsters annually. The center, open since September, hosts basketball with 340 teams, boxing, wrestling, crafts, and summer activities, plus outreach into surrounding communities via coordinators and advisory groups.
Schuylerville village hosts its annual Community Service Christmas decoration contest organized by the Schuylerville Garden Club and the Businessmen's Club. Prizes awarded across doorways windows and house and grounds at ongoing event with judges and honorable mentions noted.
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