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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1959
Page
12
R Bates Ulrich addresses Watervliet Rotary about prudent investing and tailored plans. He cites common missteps such as unsuitable trusts and urges consulting an investment counselor. He outlines savings paths, noting monthly amounts over periods to illustrate future income and the need for capital for education and other goals.
VEW Auxiliary plans meeting at 8 p.m. on Broadway with Mps. Martin J. Daniher of Troy representing the Revs. iselger Country Sluscular Dys trophy hapler. Robert D. Cross of the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation will show a color film and guests will be introduced by Auxiliary president Mrs. D. Wildred Beattie. Frances Fletcher oversees refreshments after the meeting.
Edward Ly Becking aged longtime shipping department employee of Lek Hughes Brush Co a Wateryiel resident most of his life died yesterday at Leonard Hospital after a brief illness born Green Island wad jr at 7th Ave Wateriel Tewaka communicant Sacred Heart of Mary Church and member of Troy Maccabees retired about three years ago survivors include his widow Mabel and sister M Berths Boland of Troy funeral Thursday from Walker Bros Memorial 2013 Broadway at 9 am with Solemn Requiem Mass at 9:30 am
The funeral of Lavtey E. Seibert, long time Allegheny Ludlum Steel worker and later supervisor at the plant, was held yesterday at Cheney Mings Funeral Home. Rev. Edward Young officiated at Elmwood Cemetery with bearers including George F. Paylor and several Selbert relatives. A delegation from Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp visited the family.
The Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Church plans its monthly gathering this morning at 7:30 in the church. After the Rosary, members will move to the school hall for a business meeting and social. New parishioners welcomed at North Reformed Church after Sunday service.
WTEN will telecast tests from WCBA to measure efficiency over Channel 10 from a new site in the Greater Troy area with FCC permission. The facility at Wall Mills will host the experiment near Albany. Transmission runs midnight to dawn, using channel A under regulatory limits.
The Parkey Elementary School PTA will hold an election of officers tomorrow at the school in Pittstown. The session will include entertainment and refreshments following the vote. Announcement came last night from Mrs. Fleming publicity chairman.
Police identified a suspected robber from statements by 11 year old cashier Catherine Nemeyer at the Paramount Theater in Glens Falls. The man, described as about 50 years old, five feet four, wearing a tan sport coat, used a plastic mask and presented a pistol before fleeing after a alarm alerted staff.
A Rochester General Hospital and Rochester Eye Bank effort reports over 12 000 pledges for corneal donation while demand for transplants grows due to new retinal detachment techniques. Eye officials note vitreous’ role in restoring sight and list three Troy ophthalmologists requesting material in the past month.
A novena in honor of the Messed Ha¢rament will be conducted each Thursday at 42 pan starting Thursday through May 28. The Monastery of the Immaculate Conception at 724 New Scotland Ave Albany hosts Rev Hugh Lee o the MIN Mill Pathere as lead celebrant.
A 1954 sedan owned by James Lundstrom at 1479 South Avenue was reported stolen yesterday morning from Wik Plany Street south of Perry Street. It was recovered partly on Front Street south of Broadway by Patrolmen Richard Sneed and George Butler of the radio patrol.
Two Troy women register for YWCA offerings as adults attend a series of programs. The East Side scene captured a cardinal pair and curious neighbors observing the birds, followed by schedule details for nursery care, antiques, bridge, square dancing, and Ladies Day Out Club activities at the YWCA.
Bougles Hudson, chairman of the Rensselaer County Republican Committee, will be guest speaker at the first annual installation banquet of the South Troy Republican Club. Lawrence J. Collins will toastmaster and John T. Casey will be installing officer. A cocktail hour will precede the dinner at 8:20.
Testimony showed top commanders lack complete agreement on the number of Army divisions, Navy ships, and Air Force wings needed to carry out strategic plans. Secretary of Defense writes with best estimates, drawing ire from House subcommittee chair Mahon who says Congress is left uninformed about military strength.
Supt McMoran announced planned paving upgrades for Route 22 from Stephentown through Berlin and Petersburgh with state and federal aid. The meeting reviewed funding, land acquisitions, and timelines amid resident concerns over the deteriorating highway. Attendees included local officials from Stephentown Berlin and Petersburg Civic groups and church leaders.
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