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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1958
Page
6
Budget chief Honest outlines hunt funding needs and policy priorities. He cites projected costs, program scopes, and oversight measures, endorsing streamlined allocations to maximize efficiency and prevent waste.
A reader asks about disability and survivor benefits under the 1958 amendments. The official response confirms eligibility for wives and children of disabled workers and outlines filing at the Social Security office as soon as possible. Questions cover eligibility for dependents, parent’s benefits, and changes from earlier amendments, with guidance to file promptly.
Fragmented account describes Holy Cross Auxiliary meeting with Brother Mauris O Malley as guest speaker at Saint Vincent DePaul Church in Albany. Also mentions Army ceremony for Thomas J. Whitegereld and Me 10th Artillery organization day activities in Darmstadt Germany.
Samuel Akulfian announces a second Troy Food Market at 390 Second St featuring a 4,500 square foot store with a full selection of pet items and frozen foods, a self service refrigerated department, and a modern meat and dairy area. Martin Greve Jey is meal manager and Anthony Emvanation is grocery manager. Alton has been associated with the Troy Market since 1887 as grocery manager and claims ownership in 1895.
Esther Miller of 312th Street won the weekly Name The Salad contest sponsored by Frt. 2 Good & Sins dairy chain. First prize is a year of free groceries awarded at contest end. Second and third prize winners listed with $19 and $10 grocery certificates.
J J Driscoll, longtime Rensselaer County superintendent of soldiers and sailors burials, announced plans to retire on May 5. Navy veteran and former deputy city welfare commissioner, he entered service in 1905 and served in World War I aboard the Chester, later contributing to veterans affairs and Memorial Day observances in Troy.
Hoosick Falls hosts an annual Past Commanders and Past Presidents night dinner at the State Armory with 70 p.m. service and dancing by Art Conter’s band. James Downey is commander. 400 reservations reported. A new Young Automobilists group, Road Knights, joins the National Hot Rod Association with Donald Bragley as president and Robert Griffin as vice president.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Thomas Jy atan at Saint Peter's Church in Albany after a service at his home in Quaker Springs. The event featured Rev. John Fittley and Rev. Danild Gravelle and included a large gathering from the Stillwater and Albany communities with interment at Saint Peter's Cemetery Stillwater.
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