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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1959
Page
1
Watervliet man Amex Falzo, an active archer with a strong record, will teach a 10 session course for adult beginners in archery at the Troy YMCA starting Tuesday January 20. Equipment provided. Enrollment capped at 20 on a first come basis. call George Goyer for registration.
The Troy Stamp and Coin Club meets at the Troy YMCA today to install officers. Edward J. Cheney will be installed for his second term as president. Fred H. Prins is installed as vice president and John W. Kingwlis as secretary treasurer for his third term. Plans to improve health meetings will follow. Past meetings highlighted philately themes and American Philatelic Society slides.
A 13 year old pedestrian was injured when a car reportedly slowed and struck another vehicle on TEM Street near Sidavert Ghoulfan yesterday. The boy sustained upper hip and possible nose injuries. he was taken to Newgilk Hospital.
The new Menssediee County grand jury convened for its first investigative session yesterday. Levi, a Supreme Court wibeh official, opened proceedings and will preside during the term. William ff Weber, a state manager, serves as foreman, with Isadore Hookslein and Mrs. Maronue Wobrock among the members. The jury later chose Mrs. Meteo Way as secretary, with the address details noting local residents in Lah Maple Ave and 05 CU SL streets.
A garbled report shows Wisconsin and New York Republican members meeting yesterday with most in attendance. They elected Rep. Tol Pek of Auburn as chairman and Hep 2B Waller Riehlina as secretary, with several names incomplete. The piece notes party committee splits and references multiple local figures amid unclear details.
Fragmentary report notes a mix up of names and roles around an Oil Burner Mhives and Viremen, with garbled phrasing about a family event and a questioned identity. The readable text suggests a local issue or anecdote involving persons named Katy and Leafay, but details are unclear.
Police converged on The River Street area at about 2 am yesterday after a burglar entered Chompsia Song & Coy premises. A witness reported the intruder fled as officers arrived and the scene was secured without further incident.
Fragmentary OCR reports an odd motorist honor tied to a sports event and local ceremony. Names and details are garbled, but references to Troy and Ayre G Locke appear amid confusing lines about a raffle, a flight, and consecrated avenues.
Funeral services for Aruimond Kingsley, 40, of Greenwich, found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in his car at his Main Street home. The wake is at 5 Main Street and the funeral will leave at 7:30 AM for St Joseph's Church Greenwich with interment at St Joseph's Cemetery.
Robert K. Lite was installed as master of Ashlar Lodge F and AM at the Greenwich Masonic Temple. He succeeds Melvin L. Gonick. Installing officers included John Crozier and Malcolm D. Smith. A special prayer was given by Rev. Walter Scholten.
The Hewanaster lodge adopted by acclamation a budget for 1050 and presented Mr. Gonick a Masonic plaque from officers as a remembrance of his year as master. Theodore R. Becker announced slides of his Canadian Northwest vacation to be shown at the next meeting on January 19. Refreshments followed with the new junior warden in charge.
Alfred T. Simonson of West Sand Lake retired after 17 years at Watervliet Arsenal. He began as a tool designer in 1941 and became a general engineering craftsman. He was honored at a luncheon where associates in the arsenal’s national industrial division presented him a transistor radio. He specialized in design of containers used for shipment of weapons.
Firefighters battled a blaze at Irving Dick’s Johnsonville home Monday, caused by an overheated chimney. The fire damaged a ceiling in the dining room, with about two hours on scene and booster lines used to extinguish it. Loss estimated near 200 dollars.
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