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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1950
Page
1
Thousands of deaf people discover a quick easy way to hear again with startling clarity. They regain normal life and social peace, with a transparent device described by Beltone in a free offer from Beltone Dept. 906 Chicago.
Dr. Frank W. Lindsay of Princeton University was named associate professor of French at Russell Sage College, announced by President Lewis A. Froman. Lindsay, a 1930 Haverford College graduate, earned an MA from Columbia in 1932 and a PhD from the same institution in 1945.
Dr Lindsay studied Latin at the Polytechnic Preparator y School in New York City and French at Columbia University during summer sessions. In 1938 he traveled through France to complete research work and has contributed to various language publications.
White county employees occupy civil service positions and have not yet faced examinations. No formal tests will be scheduled before next September. Three tests were recently conducted for County Health Department posts by the local commission, two not open to the public. Final standings are not expected soon as papers from the Late Civil Service Commission are saved. The Supreme Court librarian post remains untested despite provisional filling. Applications for tests were made to the state commission two months ago. Several workers in the County Clerk’s office and in the motor vehicle bureau may eventually need civil service denominations as their current roles are state covered.
Kathiern Whalen daughter of Mr and Mrs Francia Whalen of 2M Broadway Whitehall named valedictorian of the 1920 Whitehall High School graduating class. William G Burns son of Mr and Mrs William H Burns of 9 Potter Silver named salutatorian with a four year average of 93.481 percent. Whalen is editor of the Skeenic News member of International Relations Club speaker at the DRC Forum and a Glee and Forensic Club member. Burns was basketball and track star and football player with class officer roles and Student Council involvement. Both plan to enter colleges this fall Whalen at State Teachers College Plattsburg Burns at Union College Schenectady studying civil engineering.
Judge Herbert D. Hamm announced the June term of Rensas flaer County Court will continue into early July to give attorneys and the district attorney time to dispose of as many cases as possible. The civil calendar is among the largest in years with about 160 cases.
The Catholic Central High Spool Alamo Association will hold its annual communion breakfast Sunday June 23. Dr Harela Wilhans, general chairman, announced weekend committees to finish arrangements led by William Muse Macincin Moakn rochasemnan, with work by committee heads including Paul Conmay, James McGrats, Esnih IPheyn, Jeanne Manze ts, Joanne Prngirk and Paulana An ayes. The event follows at The Hendrick Auden.
John Haspeln who died in Sand Lake on December 22 1949 left a gross estate of 8405 39. Filing in Surrogate's Court Saturday shows an inheritance tax report with deductions of 1148 53 leaving a net estate of 7236 84 on which no state tax is due. The estate is divided equally among son Anthony Haspeln Hampton Manor Anne Curtis Quinton Park and Mary Eldredge Schenectady. Mat thew M Dunne is the attorney.
The Jewish Center will host its annual meeting tomorrow with a 6:20 dinner. Reports from the president, executive director, and 14 board members ending terms will be heard, followed by installation by Dr. Bernard Carp. Jacob H. Friedman and Irving H. Myers will speak as program closes with entertainment by Murray Raphel, Ted Simonson, and Joe Blair.
Eugene Lennek son of Nicholas Lennek will receive a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education with a Health Education minor at Springfield College 64th commencement exercises next Saturday. He has been active in the Physical Education Majors Club.
The combined orchestras of Schools 12 14 16 and 18 conducted by Harvey J. Provost performed Friday at School 18. The program featured With Cash and Vigor by Willem Slade Viennese Memories by Rudi Wilbur At Dusk by Gwen Young and On Your Toes by unknown composer.
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