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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1959
Page
7
The event honors past chief volunteers from SoW Pitts with speakers including Siena College principal speaker Mrs Katie and retiring leaders. General chair Arnest and committee members Lawren Washburn Dorland Mabin Mawar Falkiv Niehabas Costin will oversee the ceremonies.
Fragmentary report covers a direct heart drive event led by Mrs Hannell Wall. Mentions multiple participants and locations with unclear names and dates.
Fragmentary readable text mentions a school, May date, and locations with names and activities. The content is garbled and difficult to interpret, but hints at a school event or notice with references to times, places, and individuals.
A senior citizens group is being organized at the Salvary Methodist church in Lathan. The first meeting tomorrow will offer an orientation, introductions, and an overview of activities. A coffee social and community singing are planned after the session. all seniors in the area are welcome to join.
PTA units will hear a pediatrician from Albany discuss public health amid agitation. The meeting features school leaders, local officials, and parent representatives outlining plans for student welfare, safety, and community health initiatives.
Albany attorney Hymaty Rosenblum, secretary to the Institute, will be the guest speaker at the Latham Kiwanis Club meeting at the Crossroads Restaurant Thursday. He will discuss the Hudson Valley Technical Institute and two year community colleges. Prizes and awards from a previous Kiwanis event were presented by Stephen Vinelguerra, with judges and guests in attendance.
A garbled report outlines community youth projects and events. It mentions a Searles Award, fundraising for a variety show, puppet performances for children, and a public speaking event. Several names appear, including George Hathaway and Hunt Meth, with references to sponsorship and a Monday gathering.
A water main break on Aragon Avenue near Lathan disrupts the North Colonial district. The outage affects local homes and school buildings including Shaker High School as crews from the Water Department work to restore service. Nearby valves and lines are being checked while the district prepares temporary measures for students and staff.
Katharine Rose Shelter 72 a Brunswick native and former Mechanicville resident died Monday at Samaritan Hospital in Petersburg after a brief illness. She was visiting with Mrs. Mary Huse Sawyer when stricken. Survived by daughters and siblings, funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Thomas M. F. in Petersburg with interment in Warren Cemetery Loyntonville.
Giuseppe Garibaldi’s granddaughter Donna Clara Garibaldi aged 92 died Monday night on Sardinia. The article notes her lineage as the daughter of the national hero and mentions family ties and recent life events in 1930s settings.
St Pius Church announces a week of religious events including guest speaker contests confessions before Palm Sunday masses and a series of Eucharistic adoration ceremonies. The Albany diocese hosts the annual Setonl Music Festival at Washington Avenue and a parish spaghetti supper fundraiser Friday.
Clarence A. Hink Sr 55 of Melrose dies suddenly Monday afternoon. He died en route to Concord Hospital after being stricken at home. Born in White Church Town of Brunswick, he lived in Melrose many years. He was a progressive manager for the Borden Company and a Melrose Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Anna Emerson two sons William and Walter Hink of Melrose a sister Mrs Janvis Mecowmey Barbersville two brothers Louis Hink Joy and Schuyin Hink East Poestownkill and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow at Lodge Funeral House with Rev. Banglay C Smith officiating. Interment Woodside Cemetery East Dozenthill.
Mary Nurnberg veteran of World War I and longtime Rensselaer County Welfare Dept employee. funeral held at A. R. Pax & Son Funeral Home with Pastor L. Twiss, burial in Woodbine Cemetery. Delegations from Welfare Dept Cluett Peabody Co NYS Division of May employment Troy Post and officials paid respects.
The funeral for Mrs. Kiltian Winship Barton widow of Rev. Henry A. Guyton former pastor of Averill Park Methodist Church was held yesterday at 2 PM at Perry Museum Chapel Glags Take with Rev. Richard J. Weather officiating The family acted as bearers Committal was at Gardner Wael Memorial Chapel Oakwood Cemetery by a Vetter
Waterford final link for the 32 and Explorer Post 32 at St Marys parish celebrates a charter presentation and family participation banquet. Principal speaker Thomas Y. Kenney, Troy Jawyer, and Joseph J. Wilson, institutional rep for the pack, loom large. Kenney, former Uncle Sam Council president and Silver Beaver Award recipient, brings stature, while Geiger and Clement spearhead organization with O Rourke and LaBarge assisting.
Funeral of R Oakley Kennedy longtime president of Cluett Peabody Inc was held at Trinity Methodist Church in Chicago. Rev George Robinson led services with organist Russell Lockett and soloist John Reilly. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
Four month old Linda Leith of 42 Glen Ave was taken to Leonard Hospital emergency room yesterday after swallowing part of a lollipop. She was released after examination and showed no apparent injuries according to hospital officials.
Soprano Antonietti Stella fainted on the Metropolitan Opera stage in New York during Act II of Verdi’s La Traviata as Violetta exits off stage. Stage care provided by the house physician. she was helped off by tenor Barry Morell and returned later to complete the performance.
Edward Clement and Mrs Barbetta head Scout Sunday activities as Pack 32 Troop 82 and Post 32 members meet at St Marys Church at 2 a.m. for a body procession to the church. Also reports on American Legion Auxiliary meeting, Baptists youth vase purchases, and various local community events with skating, bowling, and a camping trip by Scout groups.
A New York report touts Vicks VapoSteam as a fast acting steam-based remedy for sinus congestion and stuffiness. Hospital tests and a medical journal note relief, with use described via bath or kitchen steam vaporizer and claims of no residue or greasiness.
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