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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1959
Page
3
A fragmented page blends queries about seals and underwater life with a mystery message quiz. It notes seals are mammals descended from land, cannot live underwater all the time, and young must be born on land or near shore. It mentions the fun of seal tricks and uses in history, plus stray puzzles and a winner named Cyelyatie Hates in Warrenville.
A community round of guests and hosts is reported with multiple households in Vermont and nearby towns. People including Mrs. Anni Hagated and Mr. and Mrs. Tate are mentioned alongside domestic visits at Thealeerie and The Glens Walls Hospital Mead Meg. Names such as Kathleen Ain and Lupo Mitnell appear among extended family and friends visiting from Champlain and Willits Street.
Petersburg library shelves fill with new titles including Heyerdahl Sou Aqu and The New World by Whipple. Biographies and local works listed with many named authors and series. School and church notices mixed in as readers look forward to events this week.
The Menands church held its annual congregational meeting with Rev. Bradley J. Falensbee presiding. Barbara Graffunder served as superintendent of the church school and secretary for the deliberations. Kennelly Wagoner reported as treasurer. Harald Ib. Haider Jp was clerk. The church listed 222 active members. Officers for Women’s Association, Westminster Choir, and music department were named. benevolence report read by Sisley and TeVos.
Menands Chi chaired the nominating committee meeting while Robert Tougher presided as president of the church trustees board with Mrs Herbert Vacheron serving as secretary. The following persons were named for positions and future roles.
Miss Ann Shanley will represent Catholic Central High School at the Diocesan Youth Meeting Sunday afternoon February 45 at Catholic High under the sponsorship of the College of St Rose Sodality. Shanley will join with bowl representatives to discuss Religious Emphasis in his Settlement of the Hudson Champlain Valley. Moderator for the program will be Miss Gene Flaherty, sodality treasurer.
The church elected trustees deacons and officers including W. Baker Ernest Morris George Joffman George Chirkson John Bell Mrs George Moffman Chaves Polmshee Frank Gunsalus James DeVou Weightson and Mrs Irwin J. Smith for long service. A Thanksgiving service with Rev Jack Cooper is set for February 22 at 10 45 a m followed by a fellowship hour. The centennial dinner is February 26 at 6 30 p m in the fellowship hall with James BeVos Mrs Idw Vieitz and Mrs Charles Sisson in charge. a centennial program will follow.
Flames whipped by high winds threatened Schaghticoke Village outskirts as a dump fire burned late Tuesday into Wednesday. Firefighters battled dense smoke and dumped hundreds of gallons of water for hours from 4:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. with aid from the Rensselaer County Mutual Aid System sending a tanker from Melrose.
A proposed New York bill by Sens Joseph R. Marre and Assen, IMyrian Louis BeSalvie would require telephones at 1,000 foot intervals along the Thruway. The measure aims to help motorists by ensuring phones are available for emergencies, addressing a current lack of roadside assistance.
Injured Sand Luke resident Harold Brown, 20, fell from a tractor Tuesday and sustained injury to his left arm and shoulder. He was taken to Samaritan Hospital emergency room for treatment and released after care.
Nalupal served industrial refining salt use as early as 4340 in the Centerville Pay area, indicating its long established role in early industrial processes and local refining practices.
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