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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1959
Page
7
A garbled notice outlines a nomination event for Mohawk VEW officers and a committee meeting. It mentions Mohawk groups, a primary agenda, and preparations for an upcoming election with unspecified dates and attendees. The readable names include Mohawk, VEW, and associated blocks, while many terms remain unclear.
About 140 attendees gathered at Trible School auditorium for Waterford Methodist Church Cub Pack 4 Blue and Gold ceremony. Master Fred Page led the event with Rev. Percy Lamjer giving the invocation, welcoming nine new Cubs, and awards were presented by Robert Vasw Alsting and others for ranks, service years, and special recognitions.
Snow blanketed the Troy area with four inches as crews reported road conditions and plowing activity. Weather officials warned of lingering slick spots while residents prepared for colder overnight temperatures and continued accumulation.
The Troy Public Library lists new arrivals selected by Librarian Panay. Highlights include fiction such as Beal ing and Other Limary, Roosevelt era works, daily meditations, and a variety of biographies and histories featuring authors like Vanderkill and Hodges.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a $2.95 book condensation titled On Being a Real Person. It reads like a catalog blurb with garbled phrases, stray names, and malformed words suggesting an advertisement or miscited promotional snippet.
Miss Susal L. Jamson 18 of Greenwich Conn reportedly drove off the highway in Center Township while a two car collision west of the Washington Avenue interchange in Albany sent Mrs Clara Cahn 46 of New York City and Vincent Cranean 51 of Sytyensis to St Peters Hospital with injuries. Cahn suffered scalp lacerations and possible right leg fracture. Duncan suffered a possible fracture of the left knee and a cut lip. The Cahn party were en route home from Johnstown Norway. Police requested assistance as crews worked amid stalled traffic on the highway. Several minor accidents were reported with the speed limit set near 55 miles per hour Kingston to Rotterdam.
4 H Club Leaders Training School slated for March 4 at Vanderheydell Mall. Extension specialist Miss Molly Sylvester will lead a session on home management including making a dusting duster clothing storage and cleaning tasks. The class runs from 1 to 4 pm.
Pravda reports the death of Dmitri Zakharov Manullsky, a Ukrainian delegate to the United Nations and a member of the Communist Party Central Committee. He died by suicide in Moscow yesterday, according to the official party newspaper.
Two women suffered leg fractures and other injuries in a double car crash on Route 7 in Bennington Vermont yesterday. Dorothy Mitchell 29 Garden City was trapped for over an hour before rescue. Dr Margaret Esposito Rutland City Hospital had left hand and head injuries. Police cited slippery road conditions for the crash and minor incidents in the area.
Tunior Museum Director will address a 4-H group at the Rensselaer County Junior Museum tonight. The talk covers exhibition planning and item selection for display. Kenneth J. Bell notes that poster bundles will be available at the event and a demonstration by the committee will follow.
A reception tonight at the Soult Glens Katy Friends Church honors Rev. Rachel A. Osborn on becoming the new pastor. Osborn, born in Muneio Indiana, is a graduate of Friends University Woh Na Kan and studied at Marl Iford Theological Seminary and Woodbrooke School in England. She has pastored in Detroit Michigan Denver Colorado Gane North 1 and Tangier Indiana and recently retired from six months abroad under the Quaker Leadership Grant.
Port Edward youth faces arraignment after a Sunday night crash on icy Route near Glens Falls. Charles Biddiscombe, 18, Fort Edward, was injured while three other vehicles were involved. He remained in Glens Falls Hospital in serious condition with possible internal injuries. He will be arraigned next Tuesday before Justice of the Peace in West Glens Falls after discharge. Two passengers in his car were unhurt.
State PBA says Stone was hired after claims of long field work and good standing. It rejects personal solicitation, returns profits of 24 760 with 22 098.75 to PBA share and 2 081.25 held as yearend guarantee. Funds will be returned to contributors as records are released.
Bethlehem Star Chapter CBS will honor past matrons and patrons at 8 pm tomorrow at Troy Masonic Temple. Leslie Duran and Ellen Durus will preside. plans include a charity sale on Saturday March 7 at Green's department store in Led Street with Ann Miller as general chairman. A social hour and refreshments follow.
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