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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1955
Page
13
A bus used by the Town of Sand Lake on the high road project caught fire yesterday. Averill Park and Sand Lake Volunteer Firemen extinguished the blaze. Firemen said the origin was in the wiring system and the extent of damage was not immediately known.
Hoosick Falls schools begin the 1995-96 term with new staff assignments including Miss Patricia Grant as director of elementary education at the academy replacing Jo Ponting. Five new teachers join Hoosick Falls High School, among them Mrs. Barbara Coburn in citizenship education.
The Final Drill of the Sea and a meeting of the International Bowling League are announced. Bowling officers include President Howard Wright and Secretary-Treasurer Henry Bromirski. Attendees include Salluzzo's Grill as defending champion and several local residents visiting family.
The Rev Leo J McCarthy O S A longtime assistant pastor at the Immaculate Conception Church Worcester died suddenly last Thursday while visiting patients in Worcester Mass The Augustinian Fathers at Villanova canceled a Jamaica SI transfer announced Sunday and a farewell reception planned for Monday morning was canceled
The Troy Record reports memorial rites for Cpl George Francis Wilson killed in Korea on August 30, 1950. Funeral held from F A Mancini & Sons and St Mary's Church with Solemn Requiem High Mass and a firing squad tribute by the 205th Tank Battalion. Interment in St Mary's Cemetery with Father Vaughn officiating.
Grenadiers sounded taps at the Wilfred F. Lacey committal service for a body from New York City. The flag draped the delegation from Noble-Calle coin and was presented to Mrs. Frank Greco by Sgt. J C Legion, with Troy Posts and American Legion members in attendance.
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