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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
14
Obituary notices for Charles H. Grandshaw 98 Berkshire Village died at home. Mary C. McLaughlin 73 died at St Luke's Hospital. Service details include Holy Name Society recitation of Rosary and High Masses at Sacred Heart and St Joseph’s cemeteries. Additional notices cover Alexius J Duffy and Miss Ann G Connors with funeral plans and callers.
Joseph Michno 70 of Main Street died at home Monday born Poland November 16 1894 came to the United States in 1950. Wife Pauline Lysy Michno two sons Frank and John daughter Mrs Stanley Szwyd seven grandchildren and a brother Albert. Funeral tomorrow at 9 All Saints Church burial in St Bridget Cemetery. Rosary tonight at 8 at Birches Funeral Home Great Barrington. Ralph W Simmons services held today Wellington Funeral Home Rev Paul N Whittemberry officiated burial in Pittsfield Cemetery bearers named.
A two car collision on Route 20 near Nassau New York left Richard A. Young 25 of West Lebanon dead and nine others injured including Edward Carey 37 of Pittsfield a nurse from Pittsfield General Hospital. The crash occurred about 7 30 p m Sunday near the site of a five year old fatal crash. Investigating officers listed the injured and named the other vehicle occupants and survivors. Funeral services were announced for Young with burial in New Lebanon.
Bond Bread Baking Co. route salesman Hinsdale Paul LaPorte is placed on a three week rotation beginning this week.
Miss Mary E. Atwater 67 lifelong Stephentown resident died Monday at her home after a long illness born April 2 1898 daughter of the late William H and Filla Haynes Atwater she was a former grocery operator member of Stephentown Federated Church Ladies Aid and served as secretary treasurer of Garfield Cemetery Associa tion Surviving sister Gertrude Haag Stephentown brother Daniel Atwater Salem nieces and nephews Funeral services tomorrow at 2 at her residence with Rev H Douglas Pierce officiating Burial Garfield Cemetery Friends may call this evening Edward Flaherty celebrated yesterday at St Joseph s Church burial Cheshire Cemetery officiating clergymen bearers listed
Members of the Berkshire Skin Divers under Dick Rische cleaned debris from the lake bottom at Sun rise and Wampatuck beaches at the Recreation Committee request. Two barrels of glass bottles cans and debris were collected with lifeguard Mike Meyers volunteering.
Wednesday offers apple cranberry juice and a hot roast beef sandwich with olives chips and sweet sour cabbage. Thursday features orange juice turkey in gravy on rice celery sticks carrots and chocolate pudding. Friday serves breaded fish bites parsley potatoes corn niblets pizzas and golden spice cake.
Adams menus list midweek meals including submarine sandwich juice and fruit, with Thursday and Friday options such as turkey gravy over rice and stuffed tuna salad roll. Baptist Calendar project team captains and chairmen meet at 8 p.m. at the church while Sunday school teachers and officers plan a dinner Friday at Lenox House. George Coussoule, Sunday school superintendent, asks attendees to notify.
Deputy Lloyd W. Church reports six drivers fined for various charges after the holiday and summonses issued to many highway violators. Arraigned were Harold s Ley of New York City for improper passing five dollars. Joseph Oss of New Brunswick for speeding five dollars. John Hornbeck of Westfield Theodore Cant dee of Lee Mass Arthur F Silbergela of Clayton Me for speeding ten dollars each. Carole Gundlach of Torrington Conn for improper passing three dollars. Stephen Pitcher of Chatham for unspecified charges. Temperature readings of 30 were logged Monday morning as frost killed tender plants. A reunion Sunday at the East Nassau home of Miss Emma Sullivan drew 70 Clinton Bradway relatives from New York City, Maryland, Cohoes, Troy, Hoags Corners and East Nassau.
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