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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1958
Page
2
Fragmented OCR puzzle clues mix names and jumbled words. Readable bits include hints toward a cryptic grid and scattered proper nouns such as Avoyimens and Agmita, suggesting a damaged puzzle page with no clear solution available.
A breezy encyclopedia style feature on horseback riding covers saddle types, their purpose, and how training shapes posture and control. It notes that proper riding demands discipline from childhood, explains saddle functions in military and sport uses, and contrasts modern and traditional saddles with rider technique. The piece includes a classroom style Q and A segment and a humor box about college life.
Pleasantdale residents plan a birthday party at a home on Belgrade street for Pleasantdale Wathy Joansen. Pleasantdale Community Church hosts Bible School and a worship service led by Rev Archur H. Johnea, with talks on community projects. Various meetings include 4-H groups, Homemaker demonstrations, and a tax district meeting.
Fragmented local notes describe an auxiliary gathering at Mackey Ray Boys Club in memory of Smith and Lt English John Sheehy with Amy G MacPhee presiding. Agnes Rowland reported on a Gold Banquet, and details mention the Hudirones chairing a hospital drive, with plans for a president’s dinner and a social at Mulner’s.
B nai B rith Lodge schedules its annual Breakfast of the Tray Lowe to support the Jewish Home for the Aged. Sidnley Raich and Di Massy lead with invocation by Binal Bvt deputy to the Tray Ledge and a performance by Mr. Rainer after the center event at the Jewish Center tomorrow at 10 a m.
The Troy Board of Contract and Supply accepted a bid for a 1948 Oldsmobile for Chief Carl A. Smith. Ursin Gindillae Oldsmobile Agency submitted a bid of 9006 dollars with a 580 dollar modem option, total 4340 for a new Olus fultzer. Mierman Symonsky will oversee breakfast, with Corp. Counsel Fogarty and Comptroller Collins recommending acceptance at yesterday's meeting.
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