Frog Invasion Reported Near Kalama Washington
A horde of tiny frogs stretched about 70 feet wide and more than a quarter mile long as it moved toward the Kalama River, according to United Press reports from Kalama Washington yesterday.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1951
Page
2
A horde of tiny frogs stretched about 70 feet wide and more than a quarter mile long as it moved toward the Kalama River, according to United Press reports from Kalama Washington yesterday.
The first School 5 PTA meeting of the season is at p.m. today at the school. Dudley P. Van Arnum, superintendent of Troy Public Schools, will discuss how Troy will be affected by the new fiscal budget law. A community sing, refreshments, and a social hour follow. All parents invited including fathers. The Parent-Teacher Banner will be awarded to the class with the most parents present.
Stillwater Fire Department members met Monday to sponsor a community Christmas tree in front of the Engine House with Santa Claus visiting the village. Eu ugene Smith was named committee chair to oversee the annual display and gift customs. Refreshments followed the meeting and birthday honors were given to Erlene Hartman.
A Greendale woman arrested on a disorderly conduct charge in Albany attempted death by her own action shortly after being placed in custody. Guests at a birthday event received gifts and prizes were awarded as games were played. Mr and Mrs Richard Ward and children and Jack Ward returned home after visiting Hamilton Ontario. Mr and Mrs Donald Moore moved from Mechanicville to a Lake Street home recently purchased from Oswald Lessen.
Everett F. Coffin 20, held on Greenfield Massachusetts charges of breaking and entering and larceny after being surrendered by Troy Police. Coffin waived extradition before Rensselaer County Court Judge De Forest Pitt. case prosecuted by John T. Casey.
An old advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Pin-Worm Tablets to eliminate pin worms in ten days. It warns pin worm spread harms children causing sleep loss and fatigue and urges families to buy tablets from drug stores to protect health.
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