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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
5
The St. Marks Methodist Church fellowship unit held a business meeting at Mrs Henry Millers home in Troy. Mrs Arthur Kenney was appointed corresponding secretary. A sunshine fund collection was taken and the group voted to run a candy sale and a White elephant sale at the next meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Folger and Mrs Mason.
The Holy Young Adult League of the Troy area sponsors a masquerade ball at the Troy Coyneil TorIMS on Saturday evening with George Geiger's orchestra playing from 9 until midnight. Costumes are optional and prizes will be awarded. Admission includes refreshments and tickets are available at the door or from league members.
The embassy said Americans Charles R. Bennett and Kenneth H. Drewes, both with families in Cuba, were abducted by rebels near Santiago while working at a Texaco refinery. Ambassador Smith instructed the consulate to pursue their release as gunmen gather in the mountains.
Troy Detective Burcu investigates theft of 60 cartons of cigarettes and two boxes of candy valued at 1250 dollars from a truck owned by Nathan Liben of BAR Roadway Albany. The theft occurred Tuesday between Tdi Street and Sth Avenue and Washington and 1st Streets while driver Charles W. Worden of Rensselaer was away. Detectives John J. Noonan and Thomas M. Kennedy are on the case. The only active volcano in the United States is Lassen Peak in northern California.
Seniors at Troy High School elected Student Council officers and committees for the annual Senior Ball. Barbara O’Brien and Judy Chuckrow became recording and corresponding secretaries. Brenda Pfeiffer was named treasurer. Cochairs for the ball include Joanne Roeck and Jack Callender, with Jo an Moore and John Parker leading decorations.
The American Institute of Architects and industry partners, representing 90 percent of domestic manufacturing, commit 500000 dollars to an educational program to aid student architects amid a national reevaluation of architectural needs.
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