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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
1
A 1952 development introduced piggyback railroad service with trailers carried on flatcars. The Rial line connected Los Angeles and Kansas markets, expanding freight efficiency and intermodal logistics for the era.
A regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Sullivan Jones Post VIEW Port Wookill discussed plans for the annual Fourth of July celebration. Committees named with Mrs Narn Brad as food chairwoman, overseeing cafeteria style service, and Unette post hall set for use. A fat dog booth and soda booth will stand beside the post building. Mrs Kay Bassidy leads the soda booth, while Mrs Florence Sincland and Mrs Alice Urediger run the hot dog booth. Recent auxiliary events included corsages for Teachers Recognition Day, Miss Esther Cropse, and decorations at Woodside Cemetery for Decoration Day. Mrs Mary Ryan attended the district convention at Windham and was named historian. Other notes: Vania Baker has returned from the hospital. Edward Fredericks of New York City visited. A food sale is planned at the Methodist Church Saturday at 2 pm. A bridal shower for Mrs Doris Quidgeon occurred at Mrs Russell Miler’s home. Debbie O’Dell, four, had a birthday party. The Therriens’ grandson Ronald Therrien of Amherst is spending the summer with them.
Proceedings before Judge Robert W Bascom last week cover estates and guardianships in Washington County Surrogate's Court. Many actions include judicial settlements, probate admissions, guardianship letters, and testamentary issuance across towns like Fort Edward Salem Granville Greenwich Whitehall and Port Edward with multiple named executors administrators guardians and heirs.
No one appeared to oppose the plan to extend laterals from the East Greenbush General Sewer District to East Greenbush Estates at a public hearing in East Greenbush Town Hall. The board unanimously approved the proposal, with Myrick Associates to manage accounts and bonds for the work. The development is located near Routes 9 and 20, by Continental Bank and Trust, in the Cabany Country Estates area.
President Eisenhower proclaims the week of November as American Education Week. He highlights public education as a primary instrument of democracy, supported by private schooling and funded by citizen sacrifice, benefiting all society. The proclamation urges displays of pride in education.
Firefighters were called out twice yesterday, first for a rubbish fire on Division Street between Ard and Fourth, then for a defective oil burner at 389 Congress Street.
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