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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1958
Page
12
The Waterville Council holds a thanks airing party today at the Broadway council rooms with a luncheon served. William Phillips and Philip Mahar are the chairmen for the affair and will oversee the program and community names involved.
Dr Edward Diamond superintendent announced Watervliet school system may receive about 6200 in federal aid under a public law involving federal leasing. The aid depends on over 70 pupils living on federally owned or leased tax exempt property or employed by the federal government. The district previously lacked qualifying student numbers due to migration from Crime to Watervliet. The board granted Behr Manning Co. permission to use the high school gym for a basketball league and considered outdoor recreation space offers from Col Valley and AYSepAl.
Readable fragments list multiple Mass times at Watervliet churches including St Bridgeds Our Lady of Mt Carmel and Church of the Immaculate Conception. Entries mention Rev Msgr J P Hanrahar Rev Alphonse Parsiale and Rev Buleslaus with Masses throughout the day in am and pm slots.
Mayor Hugh Donnelly announced the Waterylist Planning Commission slate to be presented to the City Council next Thursday. Members include Morell T. Caryarl Eugene Kennedy H Andrew O Hoblock Nicholas J Normile James J Cahill Carhart Kennedy Hal Jock and Normile hold city roles as manager and education board president with terms through 1958 to 1030.
A cluttered church bulletin lists sermon topics and services across Watervliet and neighboring congregations. Details include times for Presbyterian and Episcopal services, Sunday Schools, youth fellowships, and special programs led by ministers such as Rev. Brau, Rev. Reginald Field, and Rev. Basil Horsky, with varied offerings from morning worship to evening services and prayer-focused lectures.
Maplewood leader Andrew Kerr receives honorary appointment as a general member of the National Distinguished Guest Committee of the American Legion. The honor, confirmed by the National Executive Committee, recognizes Kerr’s service to community, state, and nation with term through the 1958 fall meeting. In related brief sports notes, 지역 teams play fall interleague schedules at Center with several close matches and individual scorers highlighted.
Miss Sadie Strayer of 296 Lancaster St Albany drove south on Arch Avenue when her car struck a parked vehicle owned by Wichalas J. Masinacchia at 720 Ard Ave. The crash occurred about 4 20 am. Passengers Woodman Dorothy Swamp and Mrs. Dorothy Swamp were unharmed. Strayer's car, owned by Abner Van Thiken, sustained heavy front-end damage and a vehicle fire was put out by Pumpka. The car was towed to Tony's Garage.
Siena Alumni Watervliet chapter hosts a member guest bowling tourney at Watervliet Elks Club tomorrow at 2 p.m. Ed Cronin chairs, with Bill assisting. prizes include Scout Units for supper and Explorer Fest. A separate parish supper and service planned at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Orville Cowdlrick leading the evening and a hymn sing to follow.
Firefighters responded to a Thursday alarm at 10 65 p.m. at 200 Wain Street. The blaze damaged and extinguished a fire in Louis Cohen’s apartment, which is part of a building owned by Franke Charles. Pumper 2 assisted and returned to service after containment.
A Tupper Lake youth, 18, died when a car skidded on a rain slick roadway on Route 2 and crashed into rails. The victim, Maur sou Total of Tipper Lakes, was a passenger. the vehicle owned by Joseph Patnad, 47, of Upper Linke, reportedly escaped injury for the other rider. State Police described the road as slippery from rain and snow at the time of the accident.
The Executive Committee of Hearly PTA will meet Monday at 8 pan in the archaol Library. At a Vagabond Club meeting plans for a New Year Eve party were discussed with dancing from 10 pm to 7 am and an orchestra. St Mark's Episcopal notes list services and Sunday School. First Presbyterian services at 11 am with Miss Jema Wilkie directing Sunday School. Mass times and Holy Communion are listed for Green Island churches. Green Island Methodist outlines worship, Sunday School, nursery care, and youth fellowship with a Jewish-Christian relations topic.
The Albany Association of the Blind dedicated a renovated building at 801 Washington Ave serving Albany Rensselaer Columbia Schenectady Green and Schoharie Counties. An open house runs today and tomorrow from 1 to 5 pm with tours conducted as Albany Lions Club members serve as guides.
After divine liturgy services at 51 Susil’s Russian Orthodox Church a smorgasbord featuring pork loin dishes and piroghi will be served. Charles Larby chairs the event with George Bakun as co chair. Miss Mary Pupin and Mrs Helen Plasken run the kitchen with help from Miss Sonya Wingtosky and Mrs Vera Volk. John Tarby handles tickets and an afternoon program of music dancing and prizes follows. Hey Bagit Horsky pastor of St Basil’s is honorary chairman.
Scouts plan a sports event at the Catholic Central High School gym in Tray featuring Elston Howard of the Yankees and Jackie Farrell. Father Reilly, a member of the Bay Seamts council board, appointed as entertainment chairman by William R. Lovely.
Eighteen executives from area banks attended a session of the Banking Personnel Appraisal Institute led by Harold Chamberlin of Rensselaer’s Personnel Testing Laboratory. Attendees included Edward Moylan and Harold Keegan of Manufacturers National Bank, Donald Mordis and Rush Mackenzie of National City Bank, and executives from Troy Savings Bank Union National Bank and other Albany area institutions.
A scrambled OCR page lists phrases on social topics and advice prompts. Entries touch on marriage, inheritance, travel interest in English countryside history, a popular comedian, panic during theater fires, rail lobby, toy life under light, family complaints, picnics, Biblical dresses, price prompts, slang, romantic elopement, and nostalgic actress Juliet.
The Troy Young Democrats meet Monday at 6 pm at the Motel Troy with guest speaker Joseph F Angien. Hayden discusses films on sanitary land use while a report on the membership campaign is given by Ubuekrmw, Raymond, Gouture and Connelly. Cochairmen Benrison and Ryan outline plans for the Christmas party and refreshments are arranged by Needy, Mitchell and Jelts.
The Troy Social Security District Office helps speed retirement claims by collecting proof of earnings. Applicants should include financial details age and recent earnings, as well as the most recent W2 or Schedule F and a canceled check for self employment tax if applicable. A birth certificate is not always required. other documents like insurance policies may suffice. Do not delay a claim in hopes of stronger proof as some forms may be unnecessary.
Contest rules outline eligibility limitations and entry methods for a weekly crossword. Entries must be hand drawn originals, submitted on the back of a three cent postcard, by Wednesday 5 p.m. at THE RECORD NEWSPAPERS building in Troy. Prize is 40 dollars weekly plus bonuses. ties split prize. if no winner, prize rolls over.
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