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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1949
Page
15
Petitioners from York Fower & Light Corp. seek franchise rights in Wort Mtwerd and will discuss before Mr. O Brien in Albany on Thursday. Meade and Granty will present to request relocation and railroad separation concerns.
A fragmented notice lists Troy Stow as chairman designate for the All Troy Athletic Club. Details outline arrangements for events at Malcher Backer Junior High School on December 6 7 and upcoming testimony by Miles J O Brian regarding real estate matters and petition procedures.
Women of St Francis de Sale Church will hold a public meeting at 5 p.m. in the school hall following the club gathering. Members plan to discuss club activities and community events at the event in the local parish.
The article discusses the possible appointment of the director of the 1980 Federal census and the Troy area. It notes changes in district boundaries, with Albany and Schenectady rivaling Troy for district headquarters, and mentions political influence by Albany Democrats in designation decisions.
Mr and Mrs William Nealy return from a three weeks visit with relatives in the Middle West. St Johns Lutheran Church will hold its annual congregational meeting tomorrow evening at the church. Volunteer Firemen meet at Grange Hall Wednesday evening Nov 16 with Andrew T Germond presiding. Toren Moon visits Petersburg with his daughter and son in law Clarence and Mrs Bentlay. Mrs Dalton Reed and son David with Mrs Austin Palma teer and son Harold attend open house at Knickerbocker High School Troy. Boy Scout Troop 80 titles named Panda Patrol led by George Herbert and Jim Dulty asst Panther Patrol led by Jim Warnock and Harold Palmateer asst. Troop committee meets at Walter Warnock home. 19th annual harvest banquet by 4H Council held at Burden Lake Casino with council officers installed and fair premium money awarded. Attendees from the community include Mr and Mrs Joseph Fel tig and daughter Katherine, Mr and Mrs William OHar a and children Billy and Nancy, Mrs Austin Palmateer and daughter Gaye, Mr and Mrs Arthur Petersen and children Christy and James, Mr and Mrs Robert Hansen and children Judy and David, Mr and Mrs Joan Campbell and daughters Joanne Mary Jane and Betty, and Mrs Spencer Searles.
Johnsonville reports a skating mishap Wednesday evening as Bryan Warren broke his left wrist in a fall while roller skating. Church and Home Bureau activities are noted with officers and committees named, including Grace Church School Board reports and a Pittstown Fall Institute banquet planning. A December pancake supper and the Hodson Mohawk Frances meeting upcoming with discussants from Lehigh University are mentioned, along with various club reports and readings.
Prices at Menands Market show regular activity with mixed changes across vegetables and fruits. Strong entities include United States Steel and United Steelworkers terms impact on markets, with commodity and stock variations noted, including gold under pressure and several major companies reporting modest moves.
The Parent-Teacher Association will serve a roast beef supper Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Gilead Lutheran Church. Mrs. Flora Bone Ateel is general chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Johnston entertained this week at their Center Brunswick home with a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Harry Abbott of Poeatenkill. Twenty-one guests attended. Sandra Lee Duncan returned to Orange New Jersey after visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon. She was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon, and Miss Lenore Laker. Readings and services at Gilead Lutheran include a social with St. John's Troy, a bank offering by Women’s Missionary Society, lunch, lessons by Mrs. Floyd Hayner, and a Children of the Church festival on Sunday morning November 20.
Ancient Greeks favored pitched or réxinated methods to make natural wine. Romans experimented to enhance flavor using pepper, poppy, tar, boiled sea water and chalk.
Round Lake and Saranac Lake residents Richard Tyson and Joyce Hill were noted in social items. Mrs William H Tuck and Mrs Tyron hosted gatherings, including Knit Witt Knitting Klub at Mrs O Briens home with refreshments. A rummage sale in Mechanicville by Round Lake residents supported a benevolent cause.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Round Lake Methodist Church held a Thanksgiving style gathering at Hotel Detroit Petersburgh with Mrs Philip N Wieser and Mrs Pietro Strano out of Daytona Beach for the winter. Mrs Ralph Meader hosted a leaf supper for the society last week with her daughter in law and Mrs Chauncey Mabt assisting. games and decor reflected Thanksgiving time. A separate legal notice in Troy outlines a foreclosure sale of multiple Round Lake area parcels with dates and parcel descriptions for a December auction.
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