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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1959
Page
1
River Mass council votes down a jewelry store petition to hold an out of business sale. The decision reflects concerns that sales encourage closures and may reduce remaining shops in town.
Lansingburg officials said about 60 pupils who attended the Powers School Annex were moved to classes in Wats, Whipple, and Knickerbocker Elementary Schools. The transfer follows recommendations by Building Commissioner Frederick Gyan and Building Inspector John Mitchell. Superintendent Thomas C. Treharne reported 23 pupils transferred to Powers, 12 to Whipple, and 15 to Knickerbocker.
Donald Marcoux, class of 1944, named cochairman of the second annual LaSalle Institute Alumni Banquet. Stephen Johnson announces committees for preparations and individual class reunions with emphasis on the 10th, 20th, 25th, and 30th anniversaries. Chrisitan Brothers guests and former teachers are invited, with Marcoux active in CYQ and Boy Scouts programs.
J Eis Matton founder and chairman of John and Matton and Son, Inc., boatbuilding firm, died yesterday at Leonard Hospital after 11 years as a patient. Born April 2, 1870 in Schuylerville, he moved to Troy in 1924 and led the company since 1922. He served in World War II and held many local civic and funeral industry posts. Interment at St. John's Cemetery after Requiem Mass at St Augustine's Church.
The funeral of James J. Permende, Troy sheetmetal cum ricton, was held at 8:30 am yesterday from the Anthony BE. Malorn Nuneval Tome, 290 4th i, amt at Crom St. P eler's Church where a Solemn mass was sung. Rev. Hanlon and Cunningham assisted. Mrs. Ernest Vetraull was organist with soloist Mrs. Ada Cipriani singing Sub Veoll e and Domine Jesu Christe At the offertory In Paradisum. Hearers included Joseph Liminick, Thomas Bolin, Benjamin Gerachian, John Leonard, Frank Stiely and Joseph Mal bey. The interment was at St Mary's Cemetery with Father Smith officiating. Rev Paul Kokomaz visited the funeral home. members of the Minky 25 Year Club paid respects.
A Pravda page features Presider Bis sebhower and Deputy Premier Anastasi Mikoyan with a three collar figure from Saturday’s meeting. Mikoyan appears between the President and Secretary of State Dulles in a captioned shot.
The SS Elizabeth Branch of the Third Order of St Francis at St Anthony's Church plans a card party and food sale on February 10. Mrs Ted Cantanucci Sr is general chairman with cochairman Mrs Anthony Pretio. Committee chairs include Priges Mi ceel Manno Frank De Curtis Me Anthony LoPresti Lovia Rosamichia John Mainelli Michael Terrible Nichol as Colossessana Frank Mealey Cantanucci Vergile Antoinette Fanucci Vera Martini and Michael F Fazioli Janvave. Maria Comis is prefect and Rev Lawrence Disaulli OM is spiritual advisor.
A fragmentary note mentions a fish nicknamed the headfish by readers or commenters. The term suggests the creature may lack a body or has an unusual form, inviting speculation about its appearance and origin. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
Area businessmen attend the monthly meeting of the National Association of Accountants at Shaker Ridge Country Club in Latham. Dinner served at 6 30 p m followed by a technical meeting at 8 p m Speaker Cait A Madden manager Public Information Department and assistant secretary Federal Reserve Bank of New York will discuss prosperity without satiation The Razor's due An audience member should arrive by 8 p m A business machine display will be conducted by Cromwell.
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