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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1958
Page
5
A fire on Washington Avenue near Vai Laor High School damaged a trick owned by the City of Ransselaer and a nearby garage. Fire crews from Pumpers 2 and Trick 1 responded from Box 418 and extinguished the blaze before it spread further.
A funeral service for Sarah M St, age 93, longtime Troy resident and former Mason Funeral Home client, was held yesterday at 11 a.m. Rev Elner Nettaley of St Mark's Methodist Church officiated. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with family bearers.
A garbled report notes Japan’s imports surged with a value around 4.28 billion dollars in 1997, marking a 93 percent increase since 1946. It also states the first half of a year showed imports 56 percent above the same period in 1956, reflecting strong trade growth.
Cambridge Central School football champions of the Washington County League were feted at a Cambridge Hotel banquet. Denis praised the team’s fire for the future, noting school support from parents and teachers. Italy Society members and guests praised sportsmanship, with trophies presented to seniors and coach Fuller.
Mrs. Edgar W Martin of Rockford Alabama named by Governor elect Nelson Rockefeller to attend state budget hearings. She joins Dr T Normen Hurd and Dr Willian J Honan, both noted officials, in supporting budget discussions as a research associate in the Assembly Speaker Heck’s office. Mrs. Martin, 27 Hillcrest, Colonie, pauses her public relations role with the State Republican Committee to participate. She previously worked in Municipal Affairs at the State Comptroller’s office and serves on the Recreation Commission of the Lie Paws of Colonie.
Iron River Michigan chamber plans to mount pots of flowers on parking meters. Fresh garden blooms will be planted in the pots three to five times during summer, fall and winter to cheer motorists as they park.
The Moy Blamp and Coin Club will meet today at 8 PM at the Troy YMCA to conduct its yearly stamp auction. Members will offer various philatelic items and groups of stamps for the auction. Edward J. Cheney, president, will be in charge.
Munich dispatch reports American novelist John Steinbeck denouncing Russian critics as pallbearers of seveigh literature. He said he pities Soviet writers forced to judge a book they were not allowed to read, broadcast to Communist satellite nations.
State Police report 87 year old Guy A Allan of Corinth remains in serious condition at Coulth Hospital after a chest wound. Allan’s son Gene found him in a shed behind the house near the gate. Investigators say the event occurred Monday as authorities probe possible self harm.
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