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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1951
Page
3
A fragment notes the construction of a one mile two lane concrete highway arch requiring 41 tons of steel. The readable portion highlights material needs and the scope of the roadway segment. Further specifics are missing from the preserved text.
The Waterford School 1 Parent-Teacher Association held a Thursday evening meeting in the music room. President Mrs. Robert Stark presided as reports from the safety committee chair Lionel Becthard were heard and a first aid course led by Miss Elizabeth Caney was announced in cooperation with the Red Cross. Applications to Mrs. Priscilla Wade, the school nurse, are due by November 1. After the business segment Miss Caney introduced speaker Dr. F. T. Cavanaugh.
Dr Cava bnaugh discusses recognition and early treatment of childhood contagious diseases and school exclusion. News briefs cover church and club events at Presbyterian Methodist Wesleyan and Grace Episcopal, plus a Halloween window painting contest, Lions Club charity moves, and a planned Waterford blood bank with Red Cross support. Lt Allen Bishop to speak on Texas at a Lions dinner.
Two men sustained facial and scalp lacerations when their car veered off Stop 7 on the Albany Schenectady Road and struck a power pole. Driver Robert E Casler, 28, of Albany, and passenger Daniel R Douglas, 21, Baltimore, Md, were treated at St. Clare's Hospital, where X-rays were to be taken. Colonie Police Patrolmen William Nash and Frank Plew investigated.
Pvt. Dwight Leonard Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Leonard of North Bennington, was killed in action in Korea on October 10. A 1946 Bennington High School graduate, he enlisted in September 1950. He is the first Bennington County soldier killed in action, though two others are listed as missing in action.
The Troy Detective Bureau probes a Friday night burglary at KilIough Tire Service, 600 River Street, where $850 worth of merchandise was stolen after intruders cut a side window screen. Detective Joseph P. Shields and Sgt. Coleman J. Lyons lead the investigation.
The LaSalle Institute Alumni Association plans a communion breakfast on Sunday November 4 with Rev George L Mailloux Class of 1941 as celebrant of the 8 am mass at St Marys Church He currently serves as Catholic chaplain at Albany Hospitals and St Peters Hospital The breakfast will follow at Germania Hall
Seminary in Rochester and St. Mary's Seminary in Baltimore name John J. Sandridge general chairman of the communion breakfast. Eugene A. Bizzarro and Raymond T. Finnan are tickets chairs. Reservations are at the School and by general committee members. Luther Home Bureau meets tomorrow at Mrs. Elwood Brooks home. she will lead a food lesson. The unit completed a decorative stitchery project under Mrs. Robert Gundrum.
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