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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1958
Page
12
Watervliet Rotary Club heard a film titled For More Tomorrow at Fellowship Walk detailing drug manufacturing processes. The documentary covered research, testing, packaging methods including capsules tablets and liquids, with Rev Keeler presiding in Emile Vatri cala’s absence.
Two obituary notices from Watervliet and Canfield detail deaths of Alexander Olney a Water Vliet resident and World War I veteran with a 32 year GI turbine service and his widow Jane, plus Mrs William J Olney of Watervliet canfield and Wilmington. services held in Daley and Clark funeral homes with Catholic rites, burial at St Patrick's Cemetery. extensive survivor lists include children James and Calvin Olney and many grandchildren. additional funeral for Mrs. John Walsh of 1867 Fourth Avenue with Requiem High Mass at St Patrick's Church, visitation and rosary notes, burial at St Patrick's Cemetery. community groups attended.
Maplewood American Legion plans open house on New Year s Eve at the post rooms for members and guests. A buffet luncheon will be served under the direction of George Mkun house and entertainment chairman, as led by dgha Haitkn.
A special Balbo Club board meeting is set for today at 7:20 p.m. in the clubrooms at 2400 Grd Ave to plan the formal installation of new officers in January. Louis Cioffi, president, will preside.
Two tight intermediate league games at the Civic Center ended with one point margins. Knights edged Bartuthians 86 65 as Jack Yetto banked the final foul shot and Peter Barron led with 38 points. Red Raiders rallied to beat Cadets 67 66 on Jim Campbell to Kawola alley-oop dunk in the last five seconds. Campbell led Raiders with 29 points.
St. Bridget's Cub Scouts hosted a Christmas party with dens presenting acts such as Frost the Snowman and The Nativity. Recapping badges and honors include David Gannon Link badge and gold arrow, John Postulka gold arrow, William Jones Lion badge, Gerard McSill gold arrow and two silver arrows, and Raymond Boyd silver.
Michael Narmitle presents a silver aura to Sala Chivs at St Bridget's School for the gubs and families Jers. He also presents a check toward buying two fonts for the Boy Scout troop connected with the parish.
The 49th annual midnight signing at the Masonic Club will be observed tomorrow night. Reservations for the observances including a luncheon at 1 pm are under Samuel G. Wise and must be met tonight. Robert Rhaw chairs the event with Mr Wise assisting. Edward Mowrey is club president. officers to be elected Monday night include A W Christiansen for president, Mowrey vice president, Albert Johnston treasurer, Ernest A Gloeckner secretary, and Raymond Filkins, Wise, Elmer Yaddaw, Shaw and Leonard McMyne as directors.
Joseph B. Landmesser, nine, of 180 Broadway, was stricken at home yesterday morning and taken by Ambulance Service Corp to Samaritan Mus to receive care. His condition last night was described as serious.
An inhalator squad was summoned Sunday to the residence of Doh Messette at 201 23th Shaller. Messette became ill at home and the squad returned to fire headquarters at 7:20 p.m.
The Friendly Red Door plans a 4 30 p m dressing session at the Civic Center today. Miss Isabelle Calhoun will supervise the work.
Detectives probe whether a Forman Poultry Co panel delivery truck stolen late Saturday night was used in burglaries near 108th Street between South and South avenues. The truck was found parked near the Cohoes plant by Patrolmen Titloan and Valeuth. Police consider ties to other minor house burglaries in Cohoes and the Colonie area.
Egyptian records describe loyal servants buried with their master in Cairo during a reverent day. Dolls resembling the servants were made and interred alongside the deceased to serve him in the afterlife.
Mrs Ralph H L Mark 72 of 403 West Sandlake Road North Greenbush died yesterday at St Marys Hospital after collapsing at home The Navy Greenbush Ambulance brought her to the hospital Coroner Styles ruled death due to natural causes Survived by her husband three sons nine grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral will be held tomorrow at 430 PM from the Purcell Son Funeral Home Pawling Ave with Rev John E Baler officiating
Bitter cold winds and record snow cripple Albuquerque with more than twenty inches, blocking roads and cutting power. Northern New Mexico sees up to 18 inches, Texas panhandle roads closed, and livestock at risk as a deadly Texas crash ties to the storm. Weather spreads across the West with rain along the Virginia Maryland coast and subzero cold in the Dakotas.
A public Republican reception to honor officials elected in November will be held Thursday New Year’s Day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Burrogate’s Court in the Rensselatr County Court House. Sheriff Douglas Nusson, county Republican chairman, announced the event. Attending will be Rep. Dean P. Taylor Assemblyman Thomas H. Brown Surrogate Maurice Lisenberon Dist. Atty. John T. Casey County Welfare Commissioner Allan Dixon and Alderman Elmer Marbat.
Quebec's newest boom town is growing rapidly due to a large ore export industry centered at Knob Lake. Since 1933 millions of tons have moved from ore fields to ships docking at the St. Lawrence port, with three commercial ships making regular landings and departures to Quebec City Montreal Rimouski and Matube. A new north shore road link will provide a through highway to Montreal. The 12,000 population works in ore and related services, with a French Canadian majority and many Newfoundlanders. The business district houses banks offices a weekly paper and dining venues. Recreation includes St Marguerite's Golf Club tennis courts baseball and boating with curling skating and an Olympic size pool in the new recreation center.
Green Island holds a Miraculous Medal Novena today at St Josephs Church at 7 30 PM. Garbage collections resume tomorrow with two pickups after the New York holiday. The Senior Choir of the Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 8 PM at the church.
The Roman Catholic Church venerates most early popes as saints, totaling 52 of 77 by the first five centuries. The latest canonization noted is St. Pius X, related in 1903 to 1814 and celebrated in 1954 by Pope Pius XI.
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