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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1950
Page
4
Mayor John Ahern entered Bio Magpy's hospital Monday night for treatment after spending weeks at home. The brief report notes his hospitalization follows illness and cites local officials.
An old ad copy extols Piet's Berry Drink from Pig, New York, praising its refreshing taste and sparing use. It features a boastful, noisy chorus about Cornell and touring acts, capturing a lively period advertising voice.
The Labor Party selects a state slate and city ticket for New York, endorsing Democrat Hopefuls for governor and other posts. Names include newspaperman John MeMages Tor governor and figures tied to the ALP and progressive groups. The lineup signals a split from Democratic alignment and features figures linked to the National Guardian and African affairs groups contested by authorities.
A social event titled The Couples Cry was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Campbell in North Bennington. The gathering occurred in the evening at their home, with neighbors and local residents attending to socialize and celebrate.
Village notes report a community meeting today at the falls with a focus on land bonding per Vermont law. Residents Honde and others discuss bond funding and a special village meeting from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm to allow public input. The item cites Nero’s fame as a historical aside.
Miss Carolyn Christie and Miss Partyald lead a group of entrants as the college announces new freshmen. Details list graduates from Averill Park and Averill Park Central School, with local families visiting and religious instruction scheduled at St Pauls Episcopal Church.
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