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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1960
Page
1
A Vonatans youth pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor illegal possession of a firearm. He received a suspended one year sentence in Rensselaer County Court while the indictment was dismissed as to two companions. The guilty plea named Don G. Miele, 18, Shelburne, Vt, farmhand. Miele was sentenced to one
Stillwater club members vote to light Christos tree for another year with a time clock cutting lighting costs. PTA funds and scholarship plans, public card party for Stillwater Prep Library, Lincoln and Washington Birthday readings, and Valentine decor. Blood drive, library trustees meeting, DES rehearsal, and Red Cross unit activities cross the town.
In Troy, a year in Rensselaer County Jail was suspended for Miele linked to a Vermont legal issue over firearm possession without a license. Co-defendants Proulx and Butler faced indictments later dismissed. several other cases noted, including Dodge and Gendron charges, Lancour requests counsel. Trial juror panel excused for Lincoln Birthday, with Stoddard forgery and petit larceny case pending.
Chesler A Irving, superintendent of the Rensselaer County Humane Society, said dogs held in humane shelters under observation for rabies are not shot when ill. They are put to death in a humane way and their heads sent to the State Health Laboratories in Albany for testing.
Trustees of Green Mountain Junior College in Poultney Vermont voted to name the new dormitory “Bogue Mary” in honor of founder and first president Dr Jesse Parker Bogue. He died Friday night at University Hospital Ann Arbor Michigan at age 70. He led Frey Conference Academy from 1929 to 1946 turning it into a two year college. He later taught at Iowa Denver and Michigan State and served as executive secretary of the American Association of Junior Colleges. He is survived by his wife and three children.
The case of Anthony Zalucky, 8, of 64 Ferry Street, charged with first degree grand larceny for stealing a Troy man's car, was adjourned for a week in Troy Police Court after his attorney failed to appear. Zalucky was arrested by Troy Police about 15 minutes after allegedly taking Vernon LeFreniere’s 1959 Spurts sedan, of 19 Congress Street, Colines. Judge J. O'Connor ordered Zalucky returned to Rensselaer County Jail pending Tuesday's court session.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lorreta McLaughlin of 182 7th Ave mother of Troy attorney and former deputy corporation counsel were held at 8:40 yesterday at St Augustine's Church. Rev. Arthur J. O Neil celebrated a Mass with deacon and subdeacon assisting. Bearers included Thomas J. Mc Laughlin and William Tr Rose. Interment was in St John's Cemetery with Father O Neil officiating. Attending were representatives of W. T. LaRose Associates city hall staff Troy Athletic Club and various city county officials and police and fire departments.
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