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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
4
Multiple obituaries from Troy area papers report deaths of Frank J Vanderwerken Esther Clark Burke George D MacCulloch Martin P Butler Mrs Sara A Palmer and Peter J DAlessandro. Details cover ages birthplaces occupations church ties survivors and funeral arrangements across several Troy settlements and nearby towns.
Approximately 136 Troy High School students worked more than 70000 hours this year and earned over 90000 in gross wages. Many seniors and juniors receive diplomas credits while summer employment rises. John Norris directs the distributive education program with Frank Cooper assisting.
The Empire State Assn of Public Accountants Cap District Chapter met at Hotel Van Curler Schenectady and heard Arthur Raskin of the Taxation and Finance Planning Bureau discuss the state sales tax. Delegates named to attend the annual Laurel’s Hotel Monticello convention include Arthur Pagano Anthony Farina Leo Wagner Dominic Parisi and Lester Toppal.
Joanne Helena Engster daughter of Dr and Mrs Henry C Engster of 185 Pinewoods Ave graduated magna cum laude with a BA in Spanish at the Lake Erie College 106th commencement in Painesville Ohio. She studied a semester in Madrid and was active in student government theater and college publications. She plans to pursue a master's degree at Columbia University next year.
Expenditures at Camp Drum for year round operation reach 15 million with 9.5 million in payrolls for this summer’s National Guard and Reserve training. Over 80,000 will train at the Watertown facility. Civilian payroll is 1.5 million plus 2.5 million for food fuel and supplies. First major Drum cycle ended yesterday with 12 000 men from Connecticut and Vermont in training. South Armored Division of New Jersey arrived today.
Baruch, son of a Confederate doctor, lived a long life marked by humor optimism and public service. He swam until 94 hunted with dogs until 92 and wore $4.45 brogans. He advised presidents from Harding to Eisenhower and reflected on past missteps with humility.
Newark residents live on a street literally named Easy Street in a lighthearted local feature. The article notes the street's name and the amused reaction of locals to the geographic coincidence.
A Troy High School parents meeting will be held in the dining hall at 7 30 p m Wednesday. The Guidance Staff prepared the program covering student schedules vocational planning academic requirements for advanced education and summer school. A discussion period will follow and questions about tests and terms may be submitted in advance to the Guidance Office.
The funeral for Anne Farr of 59 Adams Street Troy was held Saturday at San Soucie Funeral Home North Adams Massachusetts and followed by a Requiem High Mass at St Francis Church in North Adams. Friends and nephews served as bearers and interment was in South View Cemetery.
The Poestenkill Hills Home Demonstration Unit held its final meeting of the season at Mrs. Harry Radz home with cohostess Mrs. Nils Smeland. Mrs. Donald W. Swankey outlined projects and Mrs. Michael DeFilippis was named July 4 float committee chair. The float assembly meets Friday July 2 at 6:30 p.m. at Mrs. Radz. A picnic is set for Tuesday August 3 at 5 p.m. at Mrs. Eugene H. McLaren’s Davitt Pond Road home. Mrs. George M. Legenbauer and Mrs. Archie Goyer plan arrangements. The fall season opens September 21 with a white elephant sale.
The term tornado derives from the Spanish tronado meaning thunderstorm, reflecting historical usage of the word in describing severe weather events.
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