Mechanicville News Morris 4-5 100) 40 N. Main St.
Mechanicville News reports from Morris during 4-5 shows at 100 at 40 N Main St. Local listings highlight community notices and storefront updates in the Mechanicville area.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
6
Mechanicville News reports from Morris during 4-5 shows at 100 at 40 N Main St. Local listings highlight community notices and storefront updates in the Mechanicville area.
The Rescue Squad plans a city wide canvass to raise funds for operating expenses and a second ambulance. About 2500 collection envelopes were distributed and some returned or left at North Main Street stores. The squad, formed 12 years ago, handles about 200 calls annually and serves City of Mechanicville and nearby towns.
Schools in Meghanigvile and parochial institutions prepare for the new term amid anticipated enrollment growth. Superintendent Michael Griffin cites a projected increase of over 100 students from last year’s about 1,000, with full totals due Monday. St Paul’s Parochial Grade School adds about 40 pupils bringing total near 450. Rev Danity W Driscoll notes a 9 am Mass and class resumption. Sister Clare Shevese replaces Sister Mary Fallon in kindergarten and music oversight. Public and parochial staff finalize schedules. 16 new teachers introduced.
Six traffic violators arrested during Labor Day weekend face Judge Thomas Ely in City Court Friday at 7 30 p m. They were nabbed at direct checkpoints using an electronic speed limiter on South Main Street Saratoga Avenue and Central Avenue. Police report about 40 motorists have been arrested for speed violations since the device's purchase.
Memorial Baptist Church plans Sunday morning services with communion led by Pastor J Ralph Davie and deacons chaired by David Gordon. Deacons include George Whitley Van Yaeger James Marsh William Van Valkenburg Even Tevae. Davie to preach Jesus is Lord. Executive committee of Women’s Society meets next week. Council of Churches gathering at First Methodist Church at 7:45 p.m.
St Martha's Guild at St Luke's Episcopal Church plans a pie social on the parish lawn weather permitting. If rain, the event moves to the parish hall with booths offering Gailey articles spoons candy and games. A special gift will be present for Mil esil children attending.
Dense fog enveloped the Waterford Stillwater corridor yesterday. Vehicles crawled along the Waterford Mechanicville road with headlights on and visibility near zero across the Judson River, slowing travel substantially. The Kiwanis Club of Mechanicville Stillwater plans a family picnic Sunday at the Mum Brook Fish and Game Club in Stillwater Center, with Edward A Sack Jr., president, noting a large attendance expected. Pleasantdale resident Sandy Johnson celebrated her 15th birthday with a party at home. Agney M Mus, daughter of Mr and Mrs BM Mus, began her teaching assignment this week at Hoosick Falls School after earning a 1958 degree from New York State Teachers College Albany.
William Stevens a 33 year old resident of Sareelag e Spring was arrested in Sandusky Ohio on a charge of malicious destruction of property after allegedly breaking 12 windows at a post office and damaging a mail truck He reportedly told police he hated the government due to taxes and unemployment He is awaiting criminally for the act noted in the Sandusky city incident
Funeral services for Melena J. Hubba a longtime Troy nurse were conducted at 10 a.m. from the A R tax and Son chapel with Rev Orville Clide Vick of Mt Ida Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment followed at Elmwood Hill Cemetery as a funeral procession bears mourners and staff from the Radin Fidge Memorial Nursing Home visited earlier.
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