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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1951
Page
6
Police investigated a cash theft of $30 from a front register at R and G Cleaners 602 Second Avenue. A key was used to enter, and Gloria Morrissey discovered the loss this morning at Central Police Station.
Schuylerville Central School auditorium fills for a pantomime and musical tribute marking the 173rd anniversary of General Burgoyne s surrender. The Old Historical Society supervision features scenes by local churches and groups with Mrs Bullard as general chairwoman. Personal notes list visits and residence changes in the area.
A historical crossword puzzle list presents a jumble of clues with numeric markers and labeled entries. The page references across clues such as Blood note Shakespearean king and Dodgers shortstop while down clues include terms like Monster Islet and Domesticates.
Local society notices report Lona Gorham and family in Saratoga Springs. Miss Lou V. Sheehan heads to Burlington and Demarest for winter. Mrs. R. W. Prindle visits in Rensselaer. Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Funston return to Shanks Village. Conrad P. Spuck of Albany to speak with big game films. Youth Center adopts new hours Tuesday and Saturday. Women’s Society of Christian Service plans turkey dinner for church funds with fall lunches at Fire House. Round Lake Halloween plans include a parade from Municipal Building to the school with prizes, square dance, and refreshments. various volunteers coordinate events.
Mrs Lawrence P McKean and Mrs John Knapp attended the Troy Deanery meeting at Trinity Church. Nearby, Dr James A Seeley and family climbed Mt Marcy and Rev Frederick L Barry will preach at All Saints Episcopal Church tomorrow at 9 30.
Mrs Violet Sewell enjoys a few days in New York while Chester Miller returns from a Canada hunting trip. Mrs George Amidon is on a leave of absence. Mrs Charles Smith hosts tea for League of Lutheran Women at the Albany Lutheran Home with assist from Mrs Nelson Brookner and Mrs Fred Houghton. Mrs Marguerite Clickner spoke with her brother George M Fellows. she is slowly improving. West Sand Lake Grange to hold a turkey dinner November 1 from 6 p.m. until finish.
Mrs Phoebe Johnson recovers from illness while Herbert and Charles Rifenburgh return from Canada after a week’s deer hunting. Five Hundred Club hosts Agnes Madigan and Ruth Stevens win prizes. The Godderomes Pratt and Galloway of Bennington call on Viola Brundigé. John Madigan visits family from the Army. Viola Brundige returns from Wallaston after visiting Lena Yates.
Charles H Dolab, 60, died suddenly at 3:45 am at his home 1401 Sausse Ave Troy after a lingering illness. A World War II veteran and Armenian Church member, he is survived by his widow Dirouhi Djedidian, three daughters, three sons, two grandchildren, and a brother. Interment at Cowood Hill Cemetery.
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