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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1949
Page
1
William H. Lawrence of Winchester Virginia reports a break in at his Willing College dorm room. Sulfuric acid was poured on his robe and sock and sport coat, described by a college chemist as sulfuric acid. Police chief George A Royal valued the damage at about 3200 dollars.
Palestine Chapter received an invitation to attend a greeting at the Triangle rooms Yeuaga Hall State Street on October 11. Palestine Chapter will hold a spaghetti supper and sale Thursday evening at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple.
Parish women meet at the workhouse hall to plan the annual October membership tea. Rev Gregory M Connally moderates with priests pledging support to add about 100 members, bringing total to over 200. Entertainment chairs report talent shows with singing and dancing.
The Troy fraternal assembly at Council at Community Services will host Dr. Alex J. Steigman, pediatrician and epidemiologist, for a Polio Without Panic program. Speakers include Emory Coughlin and F. E. Coughlin with a business meeting and discussion of next year’s tonsil program.
A jumble of local events and visits is listed including a Sunday School food sale at Sampies Market Orr UMom, Mr and Mrs Scott Bavis visiting Springfield and Athol, and several mentions of residents and relatives visiting or staying with families.
Mrs Wilson Shel don and Howard Gifford with Mr and Mrs Charles Gottrew and family plus Janet Gottrew from Rensselaer and Julian Boyer from Waterbury were guests Saturday at Rennie Barth home. The first supper meeting under Community Chich auspices will be held at the First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening October 12. Vanificial temperatures of 100 degrees below zero have been recorded off Mount McKinley in south central Alaska.
The second annual Uncle Sam grave pilgrimage is set for Saturday with ceremonies at the grave in Oakwood Cemetery. General Jon R. Hanley will lead the parade and oversee a 12:15 pm program at Barker Park with Rep. Dean P. Taylor and Brig. Gen. Deden J. Rowmalec attending.
A community parade along the river attracts residents era and officials. Mayors and city leaders plan a wreath ceremony and a welcome plaque dedication at the Rus Aberm site. March events include Sight College enrollment and a concert by Fred Peters. Attendees hail from Albany Castillon area and Barker Park.
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