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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1950
Page
4
Fragmentary text remarks on a county item involving a bird or perch and an adopted entity, with garbled names and actions uncertain. It mentions a girl, a bird named Yaldelly, and an incident on a walk, with drowning implied but details are unreadable.
Six political parties announced candidates for Chehutllots as the November 7 election nears. Wignton delays in verifying candidates and printing ballots will push mailings ten days late, risking servicemen in the Bind Congressional District losing the right to vote. Advised by Adwhed f Nehitl, the county board of blelrians, ballots await verification from the Secretary of State before printing can start.
Voting preparations face further postponement as ballot printing for voting machines is delayed. Supreme Court ruling affects certification of candidates for county and state offices, altering party tickets and eligibility for the Nav election.
White Creek Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts a Friday card party at Community Hell. The Women's Society plans an afternoon bazaar with handwork and home baked items. The Independent Co operative Association and Finster New York Dairy Co operative announce a joint meeting with a ticketed dinner at Jermain Church. Mrs. Jesse Barber and Eunice Barker attended Schenectady graduation exercises for Moraes' Training School. Lorraine M Darbar is noted as a high achieving nursing student at Ells Hospital.
A three day gathering of the State Savings Banks Association is set to open with more than 750 bankers expected. The conference will focus on industry standards, financing practices, and regulatory updates affecting savings banks nationwide.
Three youths arrested last week for disorderly conduct were given suspended sentences in Troy Police Court yesterday. Robert Bunion, 18, Paul Donlan, 21, of 258 Congress Ave, and Alfred Stickelmeyer, 23, of Congress Street, were cited for shading ventilation damages caused by the incident.
Ted Lewis, a legend in show business, promotes Piet's beer as the best he has tasted. He says Piet's is light in color and body and pairs well with stars, claiming it will win over audiences everywhere. New York.
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