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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1949
Page
1
El Paso standout Fred Wendl, Texas Mines fullback, led in rushing and scoring this season but was left off the coaches' All Border Conference football squad.
February Reader's Digest article gathers celebs from Bing to Sir Norman Angell recounting what hits them first about women. It highlights that men are observant and have devised unique clues to feminine character, with various condensed excerpts and notes from other magazines.
Janet Ferguson, known as Mrs Ferguson, is the housekeeper at Buckingham Palace. She oversees twenty maids and a large cleaning staff, ensuring royal standards for King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, and their household. She began in 1927 and has no memoir plans, guarding confidences of the royal family.
Charles Norton Jr. 39 of 62 Oaklawn Avenue Glens Falls collapsed at Bridge Avenue and River Street and was rushed to Troy Hospital by police. Fire department inhalator used by Huseman Waite McGill and Dolan. Patrolmen Cunningham and Sheeran summoned rescue at 10 p.m. Officer DeCelle transported Norton to the hospital. Teletype alerted Glens Falls police to inform Norton’s relatives.
Raymond P. Plante 21 of 676 River Street fined 15 dollars by Green Island Justice Ed ward J. Brannigan after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. Police said his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Peter Miccio on Lafayette and George Streets last Wednesday night. Miccio chased Plante to Troy and alerted Green Island police, who arrested him and held him overnight.
The North eastern New York Section of the American Camping Association will hold its annual meeting at the ULC A on Wednesday evening. Gerald B. Lane serves as vice president and Kane Bors Work Secretary will preside in the absence of Jean Tanquars former Tray Area Camp Fire executive director who has resigned. Reports on current scamp policy trends and a statewide convening will be presented by Mr. Lane.
The third session of the Troy Area Methodist Midwinter Youth Fellowship Institute was held at Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church last night. Edward Mooney, an RPI student, led a panel on HiWays Around the World, discussing missionary work in various countries and approaches. The music group, led by Rev. and Mrs. Cote, prepared pieces for the church communion service. the final session is set for next Tuesday.
Troop 19 of St Mark's Methodist Church held its annual winter camping trip at Camp Rotary last weekend. The group cleared fallen limbs from sleet damage, completed a Saturday hike, and plans another canoeing trip in the near future.
St. John's Episcopal Church vestrymen wardens and families held their annual dinner at the Troy Club. Rev. John F. Davidson and Mrs. Davidson were welcomed as the new curate. County Judge Herbert D. Hamer outlined plans to enlarge the memorial garden while yearly reports were presented by senior warden William Leland Thompson and junior warden Chester F. Millhouse. Rector Rev. Bradford H. Burnham presided.
Mrs Viola Tachuri was installed as president of the Past Nobis Rand Association at a ceremony in California. Mire president was Mrs Ena Clarke with Mrs Elizabeth Roscoe as charge. The text notes accidents and cites nearly 100,000 fatalities annually in the United States.
The Nursing Association announces a series of Mothers Club classes starting Wednesday at 2 30 pm in the rooms at 10 First Street. Free for expectant mothers, topics include prenatal care bathing the baby feeding the family and preparing a cradle for the infant. A fathers class will follow when there is sufficient demand.
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