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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
4
Emergency scenes unfold as a police radio car assists a woman in labor in Lansing burg. A nurse and ambulance meet the mother at home, delivering a baby who is then transported to Leonard Hospital. Another expectant mother also receives ambulance aid as air calls continue.
William F. Hilton, longtime toll collector at the Troy end of the Green Island Bridge, died Monday at 203 Ferry Street after illness. Born in Troy, he worked 20 years for the Delaware & Hudson Railroad and was a member of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Survived by widow Luella Miller and two sons, William H. Hilton Jr. and Lloyd M. Hilton. Funeral Thursday at 1 PM from A. R. Fox & Son Funeral Home, Elmwood Hill Cemetery interment.
Crafton Orvill Cavey recuperates from illness as John Caruso opens the weekend with Alton Burdick. Newton Babcock and wife host summer visitors in Woodhaven. Margaret Sheridan moves the post office to her store. Anna Weber returns to Connecticut after Tina Burdick’s funeral. Dr Edward N Packard resigns as medical director of Trudeau Sanatorium Saranac Lake. Dr Gordon M Meade of Rochester named his successor.
Mrs Lester Sevill of Troy visited her mother Mrs Henrietta Holbritier last week. Mrs BEA Mason stays with sister Mrs Henrietta Ding in Berlin. Lutheran Church hosts Sunday evening exercises. Mr and Mrs Alfred Kastenhlal return from wedding trip in New Hampshire. Herrick lawn strawberry festival Monday evening June 26 hosted by blue team talents project. Gladys Lockrow returns to Cedar Grove NJ after a few days with Carrie Campbell. Kitchen shower for the bridal couple by Mrs John Tchumi of Troy and a miscellaneous shower by Mrs Frank Kostenblatt of North Honesdale.
Miss Clara Newbury of Booth is listed with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sitamone and daughter in a brief social notice. The fragment confirms family connections and household details without further context or events. The item reads as a small society blurb typical of the period.
Former Rep. Fred A. Hartley announces a new political group named the Free Workers Political Action Committee to counter labor influence in elections. He compares the effort to Tafte Hartley act roots and predicts shifts in at least sixty seats in the 1950 vote, relying on voluntary contributions.
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