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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1959
Page
5
The metal industry shows cautious optimism in 1959 with copper, lead, and zinc seen as key drivers. Higher industrial output, increased construction, and rebounding consumer inventories expected to lift profits despite 1958 price declines and Russian exports.
Pitstown and surrounding areas feature a weekend of visits and home gatherings. Mrs John MacInall joined Mr and Mrs Hardy Lewis for Saturday supper. Mrs Bertha McAwlilie entered Acne Rest Home in Troy. Elinor Weeden hosted by grandmother Mrs Martha Weeden at Eagle Mills. Mrs Arno Seturarze visiting her brother Charles Kaufmann in New York City. Rev and Mrs Kenneth Dearstyne and daughters from Schenectady visited Mr and Mrs Edgar Dearstyne. Mr and Mrs John Baldor and children spent time with Antonio Caldarelli and family in Keene NH, celebrating Mr Caldarelli’s birthday. The Mixers Home Demonstration group will meet at Mrs Elmer Phillips’s home next Tuesday. Mrs Haysner Bornet to present a lesson on Personality. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith and family of Kinderhook dined with Mr and Mrs Freg Mann Saturday. Richard and Mark Beker reported ill at home. Mrs Rae Steele, Mrs Robert Breeze, and Miss Ruth Steele attended funeral of Mrs Steele’s sister Mrs Edward Warner in Croton on Monday. Mrs Dorance Hannay, Lincoln Clovers 4-H leader, taught a Helter Skelter craft at home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chester Funk visited Mrs MLA Vin Cent of Marlborough Sunday. Chester Funk spent the day with daughter Mrs Kenneth Drobner of Niverville Monday.
Keith and Wellagh, president of New York Telephone Co, appoints McHugh 64 to succeed Edward Dokinson as state commerce head. The post, subject to Senate confirmation, takes effect May 1. Menlugh resigns to assume the governorship chair, Rockefeller notes a long search for a top business leader to guide economic objectives. Ronald Peterson has been acting commissioner.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Center Brunswick South met in the new fire hall to plan a rummage sale on March 24 and 25 at 1588 5th Ave with Dorothy Rifenburg as chairman. Rehearsals for the May Daze variety show occur each Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the fire hall. The shawl event is set for May 1 and 2 at Tamarac School. A kitchen committee was finalized to install new kitchen equipment. Hair styling was demonstrated by Miss Pegsy Lane of Massique Beauly Salon Troy, with refreshments served by Mrs Darmandy.
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