03 Jul 1958
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
1
A jet crash in eastern France yesterday injured two children and a pilot. Witnesses say the craft sideswiped lines near Unis village, causing serious damage to nearby property. Names and exact identities are unclear due to damaged text.
Funeral services conducted yesterday for Mrs Keller, widow of Gustav A Keller, at the Memorial Church. Rev Nonale Ay Wetochitl officiated. burial followed at Toukwand Cemetery. Mrs Keller, a native of Tray City, educated in local schools, helped in the family bakery before their business years.
An overview of bee life from winter survival to the emergence of new queens. The mother queen lays all eggs in the early season, workers take over tasks as brood grows, and young queens develop in special cells. The first new queen to emerge destroys rival queens to establish rule.
Arthur Weight a retired New York Central railroad employee of Troy died Tuesday at the Ode Mellows Home in Ithaca after a long illness. Born in Chicago, he moved to Troy in youth and worked as a gas tender for the railroad until retirement in 192. He was a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church and several fraternal orders. There are no immediate relatives. Services will be held Saturday at 10 am at the Lambert Ro Fes & Son Funeral Home with Rev. John B. Evans officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
The funeral for George File of 719 SU Ave was held at Mason Funeral Home then at St. Augustine's Church. Rev James O McNally officiated a Requiem Mass with Emile Ga In organist and the Roya Vested Choir singing. Attendants included Herbert Johnson Edward Daley Dying V Wallery and Fred J Kehoe. Rev Keegan later visited the funeral home.
Two public concerts are set for Prospect Park under City of Troy auspices and a grant from recording industry trust funds, with Local 18 and the American Federation of Musicians cooperating. Italian Community Center band under Dominick Drevolti opens Friday at 6 pm, featuring marches, opera selections, Gershwin, and 1920s songs. Sunday at 3 pm in Park, Doring's Band conducted by George Shirer plays Papaya of the Gladiators, Mexican Overture, popular tunes, and arias by Victor Herbert and Mefist Gris.
Australia is requested to send a women’s knitting team to Makaugil on the Chita coast to assist in establishing new knitting in [iiustoye. The appeal emphasizes international aid and cultural exchange through craft.
Mrs Ciperley 92 of Wooing Grove Drive Detrerst ville former proprietor of a beauty shop and area nurse died at St Marys Hospital Tuesday after a brief illness. She was born Rose Foster daughter of Frank and Lilian Voster and lived in the North Greenbush area 21 years. She was active in the Church of the Nazarene Albany and in several church organizations. Surviving in addition to her husband are daughter Betty Jane Ciperley and son Robert L Ciperley.
In a short Reader's Digest feature from Bayley University scientists, a practical self test reveals personal traits rather than declaring right or wrong. The July issue promises entertainment on scatterbrained tendencies and invites readers to buy the magazine at newsstands.
Funeral services for William Q. Fisher known as Werkimer will be held tomorrow at 1 pm from Fredericks funeral home at 216 Manning Square Albany with Rev Gevorgy EK Douglas officiating. Interment will follow at Memory Gardens, Cantonio.
President Autania Novotny of Chcchinslo vakia arrived in Moscow yesterday aboard a Soviet jet from Prague. He was greeted by Soviet leaders including Premier Nikita Khrushchev as he met with officials on the official visit.
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