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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1958

Page

13

CRS Beats New League Entry CHS. Post at Congress Park

CRS defeated Green Island Independents 4 24 at Congress Park with Frank Consuela winning on the mound. Esposito led CAS and TV with the seating hitter, while Trvine added two singles for the Independents. The Independents moved into Watervliet Softball League Sunday, replacing Vari Plastius of Schenectady after missing three games. Warren Carr guided Boyles Appliance to a 15 3 victory over Balbo Club, allowing two hits. Ozzies face Mt Carmel today at 6:45 AM and Simon Jatavakian’s Tacos Cocca’s in the Bpm game at Congress Park.

CHS. Post Green Island Independents Congress Park Frank Consuela Hank Thibodean Tokn Esposito CAS Trvine Independents Tendents Watervliet Vari-Plastius Schenectady Ajiprar Warren Carr Boyles Balbo Club Carr Bi Firel Mike Harrison Ozzies Mt. Carmel Simon JatAvakian Tacos Cocca’s

Scouts to Hold Paper and Scrap Drive Saturday

The Explorers and Boy Scouts of Troop 39 will hold a paper and scrap drive Saturday in the Port Schuyler section of Water View from 1st Street to 18th Street. Chester Matthews and James Slaiker will supervise the drive.

Vhe Explorers Boy Scouts Troop 39 Port Schuyler Waterview 1St Street 18Th Street Chester Matthews James Slaiker

Funeral for Mes. Tielen eardon at Parker Urns Memorial

The funeral for Mes Tielen eardon of 1910 7th Ave was held yesterday at Parker Uros Memorial 201 Broadway and at 9 30 from St Patrick s Church. A Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev Joseph F Duthaut with Miss Gertrude Magill at the organ. Interment followed at St Patrick s Cemetery with Father Dalhoul officiating. Sunday Rev John F Riley visited the funeral home and recited the Rosary.

Mes. Tielen Eardon 7Th Ave Parker Uros Broadway St. Patrick's Church Fev Joseph F. Duthaut Gertrude Magill Savior Joseph MM. Shook James J. Brennan Robert J. McLoughlin Walter L. Tambalini St Patrick's Cemetery Father Dalhoul John F. Riley Funeral Home

Woman Unhurt After Two Car Collision in Watervliet

Mrs. Barbara Collett, 27, of 2312 Broadway, Watervliet, was briefly hospitalized after a two car crash at Jacob and Jath streets. She was en route to a doctor's visit with her husband, James Collett Jr. The Ford and a Plymouth collided. emergency services transported her, then she was released from Samaritan Hospital.

Barbara Collett Broadway Watervliet Samaritan Hospital Jacob and Jath Collett James Collett Jr Arnold Will Donald Whelan Ambutanes Service Corp Colletts Jacob Street Ford Ernest FL Chartrand Averill Park William T. Chartrand Sth Street Collet

New Mail Hike Starts Thursday

Postmaster Hoblock reminded Watervael citizens that postal rates rise at midnight Thursday. First class letters go from three to four cents per ounce, air mail letters from six to seven cents, two cent postcards to three, air mail postcards to five cents. Second and third class mail increase accordingly, parcel post unchanged. Last mail with old rates due by 4 pm, final collection 5 pm, new rates effective Friday morning.

Andrew M. Hoblock Watervael Secon Hoblock Watervliet

Highway Safety Discussed by State Trooper Reid

Trooper Fred J. Reid of the State Police told Water Valley Rotary Club about highway safety plans focusing on engineering, education, and enforcement. He cited 2,000,000 new drivers yearly and 97 percent of accidents caused by drivers with over a year of experience, urging stricter laws as highway use grows.

Fred J. Reid Troy Water Vntet Rotary Club First Presbyterian Church Hall Robert Tomlinson Reid Na Liom U. S Othe U Rotary Morrasian Charles Tracy Emil Carricala

Three Acea Siena Students Taking ROTC Training

Three Siena students are in a six week ROC Field Artillery course at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Cadets Joseph Early Joseph J Butler and Fred Benzie will test themselves in a final two day field exercise with artillery during the course.

Titer Siena Fort Sill Oklahoma Joseph 2 Early Joseph HR Fourth Ave Watervliet Joseph J. Buller James B. Butler 6Th St Fred L Beneie Fred J Benzie Sth Artillery

Chest Drive Chairmen Named

Dr Edward C Diamond is named chairman of the schools committee for the annual Waters ylies Civic Chest drive. Emmett Masterson announced the appointments, with Dr William A Slewart heading clergy outreach and Rev George Quinlivan and Rev Reginald Field assigned to contact Catholic and Protestant clergy respectively as the drive opens September 22 and runs to October 6.

Edward C. Diamond Waters Ylies Civic: Chest, Inc Emmett Masterson Diamondis William A. Slewlark Georga Quinlivan Sacred Heart of Mary Uhurch Reginald Mi ¢ Field Trinity Episto T

Unit To Meet at Civic Center for Dressings Today

The Friendly Red Door unit will meet at 4:30 pm at the Civic Center to prepare dressings. Miss Isabelle Calhown will be in charge.

Civic Center Isabelle Cal Hown

Probe Burglary Attempt at Wallex Clothing Co

weekend probe into an attempted entry at Wallex Clothing Co factory 884 Congress St by the Lrey Detective Bureau. Police say a first floor window was forced and jiglass was reported during the incident.

Wallex Clothing Co Congress St Lrey Detective Bureau Jiglass

Bible School Enrolls 45 Pupils at Watervliet Church

The eighth annual Bible School at First Presbyterian Church of Watervliet opened with 45 pupils. Director John M. Gardner said enrollment typically grows rapidly. Classes run Monday to Friday 9 to 11 am in Fellowship Hall. Teaching staff includes Florence Edwards, Harry Scranton, Joyce Rounds, Jean Richards, Barebarn Labie, Linda Scranton, Gloria Skadra, William A. Stewart, Stanley Patch, Carol Skadra, Chester Matthews Jr. Marion Richards is secretary. Mary Bird is planner. Alternate teachers Do Jores Wickware and Pamela Taylor. Closing exercises Friday at 7:30 pm August 8 in the church.

First Presbyterian Church of Jean Richards Barebarn ‘Laabie Linda Scranton Gloria Skadra William A. Stewart Stanley Pateh Carol Skadra Chester Matthews Jr Marion Richards Mary Bird Plannet Do Jores Wickware Pamela Taylor Chirch

Truck and car collide headon kill Brooklyn couple

AP dispatch reports Adolph Silberstein about 56 and his wife Katherine of Brooklyn were killed when their car was struck headon by a trailer truck and rolled over a 30 foot embankment into Esopus Creek. The truck also fell onto the car. Driver Jerry Carlton 45 of Secaucus New Jersey was not seriously hurt and taken to Kingston Hospital.

Young Driver Killed in Route 37 Crash at Fort Covington

An 18 year old resident of Fort Covington was killed when his car swerved off Route 37 and crashed into a tree early yesterday. He was alone in the vehicle at the time.

Fort Covington Carlier

Military spending reaches peak since 1953

Washington report notes June’s military spending rose to 3.8 billion dollars, the highest since June 1953, per Business Week. The surge reflects continued postwar defense outlays and broader defense industry activity.

Washington UPI Business Week

Green Island Family Receives Denim Family of the Year Honor

A Green Island family named the 1058 Troy Avenue Denin Family is honored for a real life role in promoting juvenile decency. The Craver family includes Theodore and Jean Craver and two children. they advance as regional finalists in a national contest by the Boys Club of America and Denim Council, with a New York City vacation prize and national recognition possible. The event supports a national campaign to reduce juvenile delinquency and highlight patriotic American denim culture.

Green Island Sally Hgodore B Ctover Chliren Jean Ted Swan St Troy Aveta Denny Dent Counsell and Boys Club of America Americas Andrew Semanseo Troy Boys Club New York City Seamansee United States Theodore Gravers I Boys Clubs of America Denim Council

Austrian Leader Departs Moscow After Visit and Talks

Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab left Moscow after a weeklong visit during which Khrushchev spoke of unity on many international issues. The Soviet base discussed appeared luxurious, with tree lined streets and gardens in a desert setting. Other Americans held at the base include S.Sgt John Mitchell and several other noncommissioned officers with ties to Texas Indiana and Idaho.

Moscow Julius Raa l Jax Soviet Union Khrushchev S.sgt John Mitchell Leslie W. Vas Virgil Salvey Deering Tsgt Edwin Schmidt Chalmers Walters Spencerville Indy Richard Honeycutt Miami Dean Merill Idaho Falls Idaho Ronald Slane Waynesburg Richard Monti Pekin

Khrushchev Hit By Train Dies Continued from Page 1

Soviet Premier Khrushchev dies after being struck by a freight train in Moscow. The report notes tensions over Middle East policy and calls for immediate summit talks. Kuznetsov delivered the U S British and French response stressing urgent talks and a withdrawal of troops. Khrushchev demanded an immediate stop to aggression and warned against delaying the heads of government conference. The text outlines U S and British positions on Lebanon and Jordan and the desire to hold a multilateral meeting in the near term.

Jin de Haute Europe de Gaulle United States Khrushchev U. S Eisenhower Buffalo APJ Tohn J. Lawes New York Carrie Moscow Vasily Kuznetsov Khrusnehhev Middle East Russia Lebanon Jordan Beitain Mie Noty

Seven Drown In New York State Weekend Toll Rises

AP dispatch reports seven people drowned in New York waters over the weekend pushing the state toll to 21 for the period from 6 pm Friday to midnight Sunday. Included were a 20 month old boy, a man who shot himself accidentally, and a carbon monoxide poisoning death in a car found in an ex-husband's garage. The drownings mark the second highest weekend total of the summer.

Mbany APJ New York Kiaven

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