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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1950
Page
14
Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department sets to bowl as season opens at McMentee's Ale. Stephen Bally, president, announces captains named from among ten top players including Sally, Dedento, Kapijula, Sevan, Sakol, Behymak, Panieh, Junin, Nistun and Pat Haw.
The Watervilet Post in Vata reports efforts to find new quarters to replace a demolished structure on Broadway. A citywide plan directed by WiNAM V. Soanan aims to house meetings and build a community center, with rosters formed and plans discussed including league play and the potential naming of a captain. Community groups from Maplewood, Watervliet Ro Club leagues and Albany area participants participate as talks continue on relocation and funding.
The Watervliet High School talent show set for 8:30 pm will feature a dance to follow and a 10 pm orchestra performance by Frank D Amico. The event, organized under Civic Ghost Inc., aims to boost attendance and raise funds during a citywide campaign running Sept 28 to Oct 7.
The second season of St. Bridget's Junior Tene Frobal Teague underway at St. Beld gel's field. Notre Dame beat Michigan 23-6 and Army shutout Navy 6-0. Captains named include Carmen Crile Army Char Uatimis Michigan doh Murrell Notre Dame Joseph Healy. Army and Navy both scored. Mayro and Morrell for Notre Dame, Grady for Navy. Tomorrow Army meets Michigan while Navy faces Notre Dame. Games start at 4 p.m. with 1s minute halves. Frank Red VWetters oversees the league.
Mrs Berardini Di Nino of Watervliet dies after brief illness at Albany Hospital. A longtime resident, she was active in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and affiliated societies. Survivors include husband Anthony, children, and siblings. funeral set for Friday with services at Parker Bros. Memorial and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.
Brownie Troop Natives Officers met for the first fall session at the First Avenue Methodist Church yesterday. Officers and leaders discussed troop activities, elections, and future events including a planned trip and regional gatherings with details on dates and locations.
Members of the Thomas Flynn Legion Post Auxiliary will attend the American Legion State Convention in Svea Aust. Mrs. Catherine Wey, president, will describe the report and plan upcoming spring and winter activities. A social period will conclude the meeting.
City officials warn of hazards as children crossing busy roads risk involving drivers and pedestrians. Parents report several near misses while asking motorists to slow down and supervise crossings near Nineteenth Street Sixteenth Street Twenty-list and Twenty-ffth Street intersections.
The city will survey street pavements this week to decide on further repairs. Preliminary testing shows most streets in excellent condition, but additional work may follow the survey. Re-paved sections include Fifteenth Street from Broadway to Sixth Avenue and First Avenue from Sixteenth to Thirteenth Street, among others supervised by Doroph Davis.
Reports on the IWtocualiongd convention were presented at a Kings Daughter meeting of Memorial Church in Buffalo Strangeway Building. Mrs. Vernon Farney and Mrs. John Jarmilict spoke, devotionals were led by Mr. Areindige, and Mrs. SWAL tin Deana was appointed Chairman. Plans were made for a safe in October. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Richards.
A meeting of the Young Republican club was held last night. Tan Dawenn, president of the BeHonertdy Coury Young Republicans, led a program on club activity. The gathering included refreshments and a brief business session with plans for a forthcoming event in Syracuse on November 39.
The Parent Teacher Association of School 2 will reopen its meetings, with Edward Mawrey as president guiding the session. A preliminary discussion with the board of education and association officers will cover "Meet the Board of Education" moderated by Kawara Diamond, Watervliet superintendent.
St Bridget's softball team defeated the Elks Colt 12 to 0 at St Bridget's. Winning pitcher Staulling held the Elks to six hits as Lyons anchored the offense with three doubles and contributions from Annerin Dinty Winterlurne and Smith. Horne Brirean Mretlne provided support behind the plate for St Bridget's, while the Elks were paced by Clerak at catcher.
The River Chapter of Masons plans a testimonials dinner Thursday Sept. 1 to honor three longtime members, Myren, Hansen, and Williams, for many years of service. Joseph Funan will chair the event with a program of entertainment. certificates of merit will be awarded. arrangements are led by Isaac Prefers and George E. McMann with FP Prefers.
A Ukrainian Catholic Daughters of America meeting mapped a program of Tuluca activities on Monday with Mrs. Stephen Kiri presiding. Plans include a Halloween dance and a communion breakfast on January 1. Cochairmen named for events. interior upgrades to the RPL Field House to be completed by February 23 for public and college use, with new facilities and a 201-car parking area. Scout Troup 10 holds a test meeting today at 7:30 PM at the First Presbyterian Church hall.
In Suzuchos Portugal Jose de Almeida 70 tumbled into a well his wife leaped in to assist and both fell in Two friends also fell but neighbor Tomingos Bianca lowered a ladder and rescued all four from drowning in the well disaster
Watervliet Masons to attend a state banquet opening lodge activities after summer. State Grand Master Richard A. Rowlands to preside at the Schenectady Armory. Dinner departs from the Masonic Temple at 6 44 p m. reservations through Alfred Whittaker master. Local delegation led by Alfred Whittaker with travel by buses.
Evening division of Russell Sage College expands in Troy and Albany. Registration opens Sept 22 at the new Albany facilities 255 State Street and 958 State Street in Troy. Courses include ceramics water color painting and design with college credit for both men and women.
The Army soldier Corporal Ayotte, 1 percent of Waterford, son of Slecanil Mie and duka Ayotte of Rin 1, is reported killed in the Korean conflict. He attended RL Patriakes School and Waterford High, enlisted Jan 2, trained at Camp Picket, and had served in Japan. Survived by seven brothers and a sister. A high mass will be held Saturday at St. Mary's Crescent. Waterford Rescue Squad to collect waste paper in Prospect Hill.
Bus schedules updated across Vermont routes including Benninge, Hailand, and Burlington. Daily departures listed with times such as 5 Aur and 7:08 p.m. The 12:10 p.m. train service to Burlington and Montreal is mentioned with 420 p.m. arrival. Southbound buses from Ver most will depart Satine with multiple daily times.
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