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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1958
Page
3
A dense chronicle of ITV and local channel previews reviews tonight including Wagon Train and Last Frontier segments. Notes focus on melodrama and scenic travel sequences with brief cast hints and time slots.
Highlights Today on WELY presents a busy schedule of classical and piano pieces across morning to late night. Featured works include Henry Vil Dances and Trasie Overture as well as Origin of Fire and Dance Rhythms with performances by musicians such as Joan Brahms, Rachmannai, and Villa-Lobos.
Schenectady witnesses testified before a Federal Communications Commission examiner praising Capital City Broadcasts Corp for public service programs on Channel 12. WVET seeks to block Channel 10 operation while WTEN and WODA receive praise for their public service efforts and civic contributions amid station licensing struggles.
Readers in Lancaster and Memphis discuss coffee brands, roasting, and imports, debating best value and potential market impact. A caller asks about guarantees and inferior products while referencing a TV program inquiry directed to The Troy Record.
Stillwater fire department officials map the annual Christmas party for local children with a junior class dance and Hula Hop events. New trustees appointed fill vacancies as meetings set for November and refreshments planned by listed members. Community notices include Cub Scouts, Seoul Session Boy Scouts gathering, and local hospital patients with updates on ongoing activities and members.
Visher Ferry Alin Lovetseé of Schentelady visits grandparents Jee and Mrs Lever. Ms and Myre Reid Briggs visit with Ma and Mrs Arthur Lovkvow. Mr. and Mrs William Vane Veanken host Susant and Nancy of Springfield NJ as weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James S Meallin. Ladies Aid Society of Amity Reformed Church meet today at 1 30 pm at the home of Mrs Artin S Boynton. Toward Necker returned from hospital following an operation. Mrs Robert Hinchcliffe of Syracuse, daughter of Mr and Mrs Becker, returned home after a week’s stay at the Baker nursing home.
William C Leahy son of William P Leahy completed the Ante rat Academy of Funeral Service course in New York City Graduates at a Biltmore Hotel ceremony Leahy now follows in his father’s Tray New York area funeral business work continues at 396 Std St Tray Ceneral director pace notes show a family succession in local funeral services.
Readable schedule listings show Wednesda broadcasts including Televsion and radio programs. Entries mention hosts performers and time slots across various channels with notices of headlines and talk show segments.
Police intervened at a Topeka tavern to resolve a late closing dispute after a pinball match. A player threatened to return the next day to collect or collect winnings from 112 names won, highlighting unresolved tensions from the gathering.
Paul Winchell discusses his ABC series Keep Talking and his long-running ventriloquist act with Jerry Mahoney. The interview touches on his TV career, the dynamic with the dummy, and the rare ability to chat while managing the wooden head.
Francis de McCambridge of the Temporary State Housing Rent Commission announced a rent clinic today from 10 am to 4 pm in the Central Police Station court room 100. Inspector Frank Lent will oversee. Attend with questions on rent control. branch office hours are Wednesdays for forms and applications.
Donald Peters of Hudson High School was elected president of the Columbia Rensselaer County Student Council Association at Aveilly Park High School. Gail Van Allen of Ichabod Crane School was named vice president, Mary Cooley of Averill Park High as assistant secretary, and John Vainer of New Lebanon Central as treasurer. Lucille Wilson of Averill Park High was named advisor. members come from Averill Park Berlin Chatham Columbia Hudson Nehahod Crane New Lebanon Ochawamick and Nochit Jansen high schools.
More than 360 attended the annual Sehlichtfest of Harvest Festival opening the fall season of the German Hall Assn at Germania Hall Saturday night. Richard Hefign led the Youth Bird in dinner ausle. Dancing to the Aruiu Bhule orchestra highlighted the evening. Dance contests included hoop art with prizes. Vocal selections by the Maennerchor and Karl Haeussel as entertainment chairman completed the program.
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