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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1959
Page
4
Democrats in South Glens Falls revealed a four-person ticket for the March 17 village elections at a party in the town hall. William Corcoran was endorsed for mayor along with incumbents Vernon Gren and two others, James Miller and Joseph Fairley, running for four-year terms as trustees. In Hudson Valley, Clifford Mayatle was mentioned in a separate note.
Funeral services were held for Edwin P Walsh Sr a longtime area professor and father of E P Walsh Jr, at St Patrick's Church and Parker Funeral Home. Clergy included his son Joseph Walsh and Rev George Phillips with numerous local officials and parish members attending. The service concluded with burial at St Patrick's Cemetery Watervliet.
In Troy, Mayor Lomag announces intention to seek reelection as an Independent Party candidate. He notes his long tenure since appointment following the resignation of Nemy Driscoll, and mentions peers Anthony Corlese and Robert Bombard as part of his political circle.
A proposed measure by Ren Bean 2 Taylor introduces a 4 cent commemorative stamp to celebrate the 460th anniversary of historical exploration in the Mudsan Gham plain area and related events around Troy. The bill prompts a post office and civil service review for authorization and public release timing near a 1 day prior sale window.
Four incumbents were renominated at Cambridge as mayor Floyd R. Smith, 67, and trustees Fred Barker, 37, David We Doorn, 5B, and Pattee Justice Jatin Briggs, 44 votes, faced opposition from The Peoples Party. The slate included Mrs Mary Nemastlé and Charles Ashley, with a total of forty and eight votes cast for the executive committee nominees.
The Troy library receives copies of Homer Folks Papers titled Public Head and Welfare, a volume of selections on health education philanthropy and social welfare. Compiled and annotated by Russell Sage College staff, the volume honors Homer Folks and highlights his public welfare work and health education leadership.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors met at Lake Georgi and approved Route C as the preferred Northway alignment. Route WB was rejected, with Route 0 described as bypassing key areas in an Adirondack region project supported by local supervisors.
Five area men join the Marine Corps in a note of service at Camp Medley. The ceremony honors a second anniversary of service for several named sailors and hospital corpsmen, including families of Mey, Mrs. Wichard O Delxenll, and Mr and Mrs. Janksh Polsthalla.
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