08 Nov 1958
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1958
Page
1
A dense church directory lists many faith communities with addresses and service times. It includes Baptist Evangelicals, Church of Christ, Eastern Orthodox, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, AME, Presbyterian, and Catholic churches, naming pastors, church schools, worship times, and sermon topics across multiple streets and avenues.
The Potter Hill Boyntonville Methodist Youth Fellowship will stage an 185 variety talent show at the church hall today featuring an RPI male quar oite and a visiting foreign student who will discuss his homeland’s customs and history. Proceeds go to the MYP fund. mass times and services are listed for local denominations and congregations.
Elizabeth Korte, wife of composer By Korte and music instructor Erma Willard School, will be guest artist at the Troy Musical Arts Club annual fan concert on Tuesday at Music Hall. She will perform several of her husband's compositions and has a background from Juilliard with degrees earned as a scholarship pupil.
A dense listing captures Sunday worship times across multiple churches in Schaghticoke and surrounding towns. It notes ministers, service hours, Sunday School, communion, and special music, highlighting varied denominations from Methodist and Presbyterian to Lutheran and Baptist, with times ranging from early morning to evening.
15-year old Waterford baritone Shiesley will appear with the All-Star Choir during a three day January convocation in Buffalo. Sponsored by the New York State Music Association, his audition at Scotia Night Sebant helped him earn selection. The event, under Walter G. Bkret’s direction, includes rehearsals and a final concert at Kinahan’s Music Hall in Buffalo. Shiesley, member of the Troy Vocal Society, has appeared in religious and civic programs and on television. He is a third year Waterford High School student, senior choir member, Girls’ Choir accompanist, and a member of the school’s dance crew.
The Doubles Club of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church will host an international themed meeting Thursday night. Dr. Robert Fleischer, head of the RPI Observatory and physics professor, will discuss life trips to Russia and his work with the International Geophysical Year. Clarence Simmons Jr and his wife will preside, with dining by a committee led by Robert and Mrs. Melsom and Gordon Kirkland.
The Amaranth Order of New York states a Sunday worship at Redeemer Lutheran Church Troy with services at 10 30 and 2 00. A dinner will follow at Reichs Restaurant on State Street Crescent.
Gratton Methodist Church will hold its annual Fellowship supper at 6 p.m. Mrs Hilde Lanphere chairs the finance and stewardship commission. The event aims to support church programs and finances.
A 6 minute film Going Steady will be shown at a youth rally meeting at 7:90 today at Third Avenue church in Watervliet. The program includes discussion of teenage problems with all teenagers invited from about 20 churches. A free will offering will be taken and Miss Hartlet McCarl will sing several selections.
An 1858 report notes a six month period showing a drop of 8 percent in auto sales and a 245,959 figure tied to Canada. The item provides a snapshot of early market performance and contrasts with 1857 figures.
A garbled, puzzle‑heavy clipping lists scattered phrases and clues about insects near the Arctic, misheard sentiments about education, and a string of wordplay items. It cites Abbe, Abri, and vague authorities, interleaving notes on measurements, poems, and town alleys with odd riddle fragments and nonsensical pairs.
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