Richard Dix Suffered Heart Attack on Train Home
The actor Richard Dix had a serious heart attack while traveling by train from New York. He was rushed to Meltyweed Presbyterian Hospital where doctors treated him for the condition.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1949
Page
7
The actor Richard Dix had a serious heart attack while traveling by train from New York. He was rushed to Meltyweed Presbyterian Hospital where doctors treated him for the condition.
Renovations continue on Sage Russell Sage College properties with brick fronts sandblasted and repainted since May. The work spans Hirst Street blocks and buildings on First and Ferry Streets, including Alumnae, Griswold Houses, General Wool, and the chemistry and business schools. Opening convocation set after September 2 with upperclass counselors arriving, new dormitory students registering, and Freshman Week planned with campus tours, assemblies, and a Glenwood picnic.
A. C. Bean of Brant Lake was training his trotting mare Mollie D. at Saratoga Springs Raceway when the horse stumbled and fell. Bean suffered several fractured ribs and was taken to Saratoga Hospital. the horse was not hurt.
The article lists a church sale and wedding related events on Thursday September 29 with Mrs Herbert Perry chairing and Mrs Chester Wood cochairing. The Troy District fall conference is planned for Thursday September 22 at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church with luncheon reservations due by September 18. Additional events include a dessert bridge at Crystal Lake hosted by Mrs E B Covert and transport arrangements led by Mrs Vansd erzee.
Alpha Recreation Inc and manager Thomas Conlin appeared in Troy Police Court on three charges of violating state labor provisions by employing minors as boys. Industrial investigator William Malone of the State Labor Department testified. Pleas of innocence entered. adjournment granted to Sept 27 for counsel.
Mr and Mrs Max Bunger hosted relatives from New York over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Howard M Oliver and family visited Schroon Lake for the holiday weekend. Mr and Mrs Carl Wilson and sons Gary and Carl spent the weekend in Endicott and Johnson City. The Good Cheer Class plans a covered dish supper and business meeting at the Methodist Church Friday evening. The Rebekah Lodge holds its first fall meeting Friday afternoon with Noble Grand Mildred Hall presiding and refreshments served. Erwin Link and Charles Wilkins Jr attended a Vestal wedding Saturday. Averill Park Methodist Church Women Society heard Rev Philip Ornam discuss Our Faith with devotions by Myron Mehnan and decided to host a turkey supper at the next meeting.
A fragmented report shows the County Bar Association steering committee scheduling a special observance called Genetibation Day. County chairmen and officials prepare arrangements to recognize the day with court actions and a program led by Judge Mamm.
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