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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1959
Page
7
A garbled report describes an attempted break in at Ready's warehouse with no fire. A firm official was alerted. entry secured and sprinklers activated after police were delayed. Fire crews found extensive damage akin to a forest blaze, with Japan's land area referenced oddly.
Mohawk District executive committee meeting at First Presbyterian Church Watervliet chaired by digtector chair man J. McNullyer. Reports covered fee development delivies training finances health and safety advancements camping and district participation plans for a May event at Kurt Hekconderoga tile. About 1100 Segals from Wade Sung Council expected. Pack 74 of St Bernard's Cohoes announced three members with Richard Clifford as cubmaster. Troop 74 anticipated next month. Troop 60 Corliss Park reports 21 boys since October. mothers fundraising for camping equipment. Next meeting set for Thursday night April 16 at St Rita's Church Cohoes.
Firemen fought grass and brush fires threatening buildings and property along the Averill Park Troy road and near the Hollywood Drive-In yesterday. Strong winds aided spread as crews battled blazes in Wynantskill and Poestenkill areas, with multiple alarms triggered to prevent damage to nearby structures including Stock's Service Station and Melvin Roads Legion Post.
Dr. Wiseman addressed the noon women’s service at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church White Plains urging a Lenten journey that follows Christ’s royal service, cross, and Resurrection. He contrasted crowd desires for kingship with Jesus’s call to bearing the cross and living in divine grace.
Mayor Clarenne A. McNally of Rensselaer issued a Good Friday proclamation urging the public to reflect on its spiritual and religious meaning. City offices will close at 3 pm Thursday and remain closed until Monday March 30.
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