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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1955
Page
2
The meeting drew leaders from Troy area churches including First Second and Millis Memorial Baptist as well as Cohoes Watervliet Waterford Rensselaer and Mechanicville. Rev Ralph J Berthell Rev John F Madden Rev Ernest F Hahnel and pend Rev G Kenneth Tuttle led adult youth and leadership education efforts.
Rev. Everett E. Gardiner of Hoosick Falls Baptist Church delivered the keynote at a Hope Baptist Church cluster meeting in Albany. About 100 church representatives attended as Miss Margaret Crane outlined the American Baptist Convention plans to boost Sunday School and church attendance. The program runs Oct. 2 to Jan. 1 with members visiting area homes to encourage family participation and attendance. Also participating were Mrs. Charles A. Othrig of Averill Park, a missionary and stewardship educator.
Miss Peggy Egan returns from Europe while the Wagar family sells their home to the Crandalls. A PTA social is planned at the Gardners' home tomorrow evening. Trail Riders announce annual clam bake Sunday at Ring Club House. Paul Var travels to Canada for a brother’s funeral. Boom hwer family vacationed at Lake Champlain. Bohme family returns from Europe with Betsey and Billy. Community League nominates Van Dyke, Miller, and Hicks for officers. Annual meeting and election set for Oct. 6.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roden are noted. Junior Choir practices at Brunswick Presbyterian Church 7 p.m. Adults at 7:45 p.m. Edison School reports Mrs. Ruth Curtis teaching fifth grade and Miss Marion Eddy sixth grade with about 50 pupils. Third and fourth grades taught by Mrs. Florence Hayner and substitute Mrs. Elton Hakes for first grade. IOOF Hall hosts about 60 children. Second grade at Clums Corners School with Mrs. M. C. Johnson. Central district office at White Church School.
A missionary conference at New Lebanon Congregational Church will run Wednesday and Thursday September 21 and 22 under Life-Line Christian Center. Speakers include Dr and Mrs H L Webber returning from Nigeria and Rev and Mrs Dallas Washer bound for French West Africa. Curios from Africa and evening slides will be shown. Services start 7 30 p m each day. Public invited.
Prof Robert A Wyant metallurgical engineering faculty speaks on future of welding A Missionary Society meeting set for 2 PM at Mrs George Pollock home in Cropseyville Mrs Willard Roden land daughters of New Jersey appear in 100th anniversary Iron Age issue
The Village of Menands seeks U S Army approval to install a 20 inch water main beneath the Hudson and Little Rivers from Troy to Menands to supply water from the Tomhannock source for at least 40 years. Public objections on navigation should be filed in Albany by Sept 23 with the Albany District Office. The project requires Corps of Engineers navigation clearance and State Water Power Control Commission approval.
Elizabeth D Bowles 90 of Wynantskill was the widow of Howard D Bowles and mother of H Jerome Bowles who lives in Wynantskill She also leaves two daughters Alma I Denman and Anson T Leary both of Westport Conn three grandchildren Leonard Leary Honolulu Hawaii Robert Leary Long Beach Calif and Mrs Joseph G Fitzgerald Troy and three great grandchildren Kevin Gerard Fitzgerald Troy Lani and William Prentice Leary Long Beach Interment will be in Westport Funeral will be held from Fable Funeral Home 245 W State St Westport Conn
Emil Kovaric proprietor of the Lake Motors Used Car Lot at Ballston Lake has been granted another adjournment of a hearing on disorderly conduct and third degree assault charges. He awaits arraignment Monday at 10 a.m. before Justice Henry Ruhe in Clifton Park. Bail set at 25 dollars on each charge. Meaney and Ruckdeschel, who filed the complaint, allege a dispute over cars on Ruckdeschel property during removal efforts.
An argument escalated as Kovaric allegedly struck Meaney. Ruckdeschel said Kovaric had earlier been ordered to remove cars from the property.
The first Alpine Specialty Show for all Alpine dairy goats will be held at Schaghticoke Fair Grounds on Sunday at 1 30 p m. Sponsored by the Alpine Dairy Goat Breeders Assn the judge will be N.
J Fisher of Holcomb and Mrs Elizabeth Nichols author of Thunder HL will be among the guests at the event.
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