Weather summary for Troy NY on September 24 1965
Partly cloudy and cool yesterday in Troy New York with sunrise at 5 44 am and sunset at 5 49 pm EST. Weather details reflect a calm day with typical early autumn conditions for the region.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1955
Page
13
Partly cloudy and cool yesterday in Troy New York with sunrise at 5 44 am and sunset at 5 49 pm EST. Weather details reflect a calm day with typical early autumn conditions for the region.
Officials of the Lansingburg Little League announce an end of season dinner dance at Sunset Inn on Saturday October 15. Cocktails at 7, dinner at 8, followed by dancing. Chairwoman Mrs Charles Van Der Mark and co chair Archambeault lead arrangements.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to doctors clergy and friends for kindness during illness and death of Howard C Beckett and others. In Memoriam honors Sebastian Armac Evelyn Barna George Blanchard Frenda Laring Gallo Lena Vacca and other relatives with loving memories and dates. The notices mention Sept 25 anniversaries and family members across the Lake and Vacca families.
Julius Ness of Rochester has been named executive director of the Troy Jewish Community Council and Jewish Community Center and will assume duties Oct. 19. He succeeds Fred A. Glass who resigned July 1 for a similar post in Brooklyn. Ness comes after seven years as regional director for CJFWE Implemented Services, aiding member communities in budgeting planning and social welfare work.
Obituary notices list Laura C. Anibal and several others including George F Champine Gerardo J Cioffi Rose Davin Fortin Louis J Frederick Pierre Frisby Roseann Chiquine and Seth C Jones. Funeral arrangements at various homes churches and cemeteries in Troy Waterford Cohoes and Hoosick Falls with dates Sept 1955 and Interments at Prospect Hill Oakwood St Josephs Cemetery and other local plots.
Mayor Edward A. Fitzgerald refutes a state audit claim of a deficit, arguing the report misdefines deficit and shows a cash deficit of only $300,000. He cites 1954 surplus in ordinary services and a $47,247.38 overall budget gap, blaming timing and routine bond notes for the larger figure.
Public notices report obituaries and funeral details for McCloskey Kari Glass Palka Powers Ransley and Ansley with family relations and service times. Names include John J McCloskey Barbara Kari Prentice G Morgan Constantine Sturgeon Lapishka Spink Barkman Leschak and Rourke Powers with church and cemetery details. Funeral homes Leahy Bryce Felock Oakwood and Our Lady of Good Counsel are listed.
Troy High School unveils a 125 credit award system blending scholarship athletics and activities. Freshman orientation week featured name tags and a welcoming dance as the Student Council showcases new extracurriculars. Council officers include Diane Wilson as president and Lydia Sunukjian, Kenneth Kelman, Carol Massa n, Patricia Jones, and Victor Gilbert. Weekly dances, a cafeteria monitor system, and penny-a-week collections for Camp Barker and Radio Free Europe are approved.
Surrogate's Court filings list three estates recently opened. Charles S. Oakley died Oct 29 1954 leaving 5609 to five heirs in New York and New Jersey. Louise Miller died June 15 leaving nine heirs and a grandson with unspecified total. Lawrence D. Carr died June 18 leaving about 5000 to two heirs. John P. McNamee and Robert H. Hayner serve as attorneys.
Death notices record several local obituaries with mixed detail. Sara cione family members listed in Pittsfield and Stephen town relations. Shortell and Snyder notices give funeral plans in Chester and Schaghticoke. Varley Whinnery and Whinnery records note births and interments in Hoosick Falls and Utica area with church ceremonies and cemetery dates.
In a 20 minute special Common Council session 15 aldermen 11 Republicans 4 Democrats approved two financial ordinances blocked last week with two thirds needed to keep city records straight and deter court action A renewal note for 2835 000 for street improvements and an ordinance to sell plumbing material from former School 5 were approved Also a renewal note for 1000000 for the traffic signal system and a renewal note for 80500 for Front street improvements passed Alderman Ryan voted Yes to maintain records despite opposing the measures The auction will sell unused plumbing materials from School 5 to clear the site for the new city hall
Mayor Edward A. Fitzgerald proclaimed tomorrow as Gold Star Mothers Day and urged Trojans to honor mothers whose sons and daughters died for the nation. He praised their strength and contributions as the bulwark of the country and world, urging prayers and acts of goodwill.
Three counties sent equipment and personnel to a Civil Defense drill in Rensselaer. An aid checkpoint was set on the Troy East Greenbush Road. Fireman Joseph Hart was treated at Albany Memorial Hospital with a 14 stitch thigh wound.
Cadet Andrew J. Baldwin, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Baldwin of 89 Vliet St Cohoes, was named LaSalle Institute cadet regimental commander for the 1955 56 term at graduation exercises in the school gym. Eight majors fifteen captains six first lieutenants and twelve second lieutenants were commissioned along with other officers as cadets Mothers pinned insignia on sons during the ceremony.
The Troy Woman's Club leads a city-wide plan with the Chamber of Commerce Board of Education and League of Women Voters to pursue a national community achievement contest offering prizes totaling 90000, including 10000 for first place. Representatives convened at 292nd St to outline a program for civic safety beautification and education.
Autumn arrived at 3 42 p m as the Weather Bureau predicted cool unsettled weather. A high in the mid 60s with scattered showers is forecast today with clearing and continued cool conditions tomorrow. Overnight lows near 40s are expected after a record low of 32 for the date yesterday.
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