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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
2
New Delhi reports government approval to export limited molasses after a 14 month gap. India’s 1964 65 molasses production is expected at 225 million gallons, with calendar 1964 exports at 2.5 million gallons versus 18.5 million in 1963.
A 22 year old Troy man Francis Conde of 554 Congress Street is in Samaritan Hospital with head injuries after an early morning incident. Detectives await opportunity to question him about how he was hurt as details remain unclear.
The Women's Association of Stillwater United Church held its first fall meeting in Fellowship Hall. Devotions were led by Mrs. John Hammond and Mrs. Edward Howe spoke on The Christian's Calling. Circle Night is set for Sept 21 with Circles meeting at homes of Howe Bochette and Chaplin. The Country Fair booth and supper chairs were announced for Oct 1 and 2. Articles for the seamstress project should be brought to circle meetings for the Obato United Presbyterian Mission in Kayenta. Refreshments followed.
The Stillwater Fire Dept won Best Appearance trophy in the Schaghticoke Fair parade Saturday night. Local residents and guests include the Wolffs and Katherine in town from Skanectady. A hospital patient list notes George Lowell in Troy and Milton Carter in Albany. Bermuda vacationers Virginia and Susan Ford returned home. A lawn party celebrated Darlene Moore’s 18th birthday on Lake Street. A welcome back dance for Stillwater students is set Friday 8 to 11 pm in the school cafeteria hosted by the Stillwater PTA with Boom Boom Brannigan and a three piece orchestra.
In Kearny New Jersey three teen boys Richard Collins Robert Floyd and Rodney Murdoch all sophomores at Kearny High School were struck and killed by an Erie Lackawanna passenger train at a crossing. The victims were pronounced dead at West Hudson Hospital after the morning accident during rush hour. One witness Alex Greer age 15 described the events noting two boys crossed as the train approached and the third followed before the train struck them. The train was delayed about 40 minutes before resuming its run.
Twenty new members of the Lansingburg school staffs were welcomed Tuesday at Knickerbocker Junior High. Officials including Miss Mary Miller Raymon L. Mason Mrs Mary Bell and Howard E. Vernon joined in the reception and the day closed with a social hour and orientation by Joseph Celone. The new teachers met with Superintendent Vernon and held school conferences in the afternoon.
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