Amsterdam Youth Held For Assault
Lemuel W. Smith, 17, of Amsterdam, was held yesterday for criminal court on a charge of assaulting a Balmore woman with intent to rabber.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
2
Lemuel W. Smith, 17, of Amsterdam, was held yesterday for criminal court on a charge of assaulting a Balmore woman with intent to rabber.
Mrs. Prentice of Caldwell died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after illness. Widow of William Prentice, she was born in Watervliet and earlier attended Emma Willard School. Albany court hearing following a stabbing incident was postponed as she could not testify.
Petersburg brief recalls residents visiting Boston and New York summer plans, church activities, choir rehearsals, youth programs, and community notices. Families Like Snyder, Burdick, and Marchand feature promotions, baptisms, weddings, and farewells amid church and town events across Albany and Berkshire regions.
About 200 of the most active Wil leaders in the development of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will dine at Troy Country Club tomorrow at 6 pm to chart opinions on problems facing the Institute. Key figures include Amslitz chairing the event and Dr. Richard G. Folsom, RPI president, with Chay Bedford coordinating. An official canvassing boat will collect views on pre assigned topics, with reports from tables of ten on subjects such as education, subsidies, and industry ties.
Wallace E Combs Jr of 51 Sing St and Kalileen Combs is promoted from corporal to sergeant while stationed at Cherry Point. Henry Matz of 23 Mohawk Ave Waterford rises from private first class to corporal and is stationed at Beaufort.
Rensselaer Youmy led by three officials at the County Officers Association of New York session held at Grossingers in the Catskills. County Atty. and Supervisor Cyrus Spicey attended, with Edward P. Ratcliffe also present while a highway committee session continued at Kiamesha Lake hotel.
The nation marked a national Day of Prayer by proclamation from President Eisenhower who urged Americans to join in prayer for the nation and mankind. The action followed a 1952 congressional resolution directing a yearly Day of Prayer.
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