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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1950
Page
2
William Ellington, age 101, celebrates his birthday and shares a longevity formula. He advises a physical each hundred years, self care at home, and reading without glasses. Ellington lives alone and handles his own chores.
An advertising notice invites readers to try Kellogg's All-Bran for constipation relief. It promises an ounce daily plus ample water and offers a full refund if not satisfied after ten days by returning the empty carton to Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Soviet delegates at the United Nations again walked out over the presence of Nationalist China at the table. Pavel Chernyshev challenged Franklin Ho and left the room after his motion was ruled out of order, repeating Moscow’s protest against China’s U.N. seats. There were reports of policy talks with Lie and political maneuvering toward possible future measures on atomic control and the Cold War.
Three men robbed the Drury Lane cafe on Mast Sith Street near Fifth Avenue. They forced five employees to the floor, found a key in a worker’s pocket, entered the locked restaurant, and emptied the safe of about 4500 dollars.
Whitehall residents relocate and travel reports include Mr and Mrs Erwin Charpentier moving to North Granville and Mr and Mrs Joseph Manell returning from Chicago. Local events feature the 500 Club gathering hosted by Miss Marion Balch, the Whitehall High School comedy His Name Was Aunt Nellie, and a Court McLaghlin of AOA covered dish supper aboard the ROC Hail with May Day junior activities led by Miss Minnie Liguori and Miss Theream Cucci.
Senior choir rehearsal will be held at the Reformed Church tomorrow evening. Milton Austin of Main Avenue repeats the weekend at Bigebar Lake in the Adirondacks. The Canatstory Missionary Society Ladien Aid Society and the Friendly Circle will meet Thursday at and p.m. Several members of Boy Scout Troop 30 attended the jamboree of Scouts held at Lake George over the weekend. Religious instruction will be held for the Reformed Church tomorrow at 2:30 pm. This will be the last session of the season.
Sunday quiets and visits highlighted by Dr Frances Feater and families of Simes and Lempke. Attendees include Baker and Hill relatives, Walter Bailey of Green Island, and others traveling from New Haven and Dover. Dr Lempke recently finished Johns Hopkins internship and joins Indiana University Medical Center.
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