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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1964

Page

13

Osman Held In Lieu of $2,000 Bail

Osman of Lee, president of Berkshire Inn at Great Barrington, Inc., is held in lieu of 2000 bail after default on appearance for two wage payment charges. He posted 500 bond for arraignment, failed to appear, court forfeited bail, then granted a default removal. He entered not guilty pleas, claiming court began at 11. A continuance request was made by the Department of Labor and Industry.

Great Barrington Harris Osman Lee Berkshire Inn Great Barrington, Inc James E. Hannon Osman Hannon Department of Labor and Industry

Building Trades Meeting Tonight

A mass meeting of building trades employees is called for tonight at 8 at the VFW Post Home 36 Linden Street. Fred Hansen Jr public relations chairman said the session will discuss unemployment in the building trades.

VFW Linden St Fred Hansen Jr

Marine Reserve Drill Update Sunday Schedule

The 42nd Marine Corps Reserve drill is set for Saturday from 1:00 to 9:30 p.m. A prior report gave an incorrect schedule.

Marine Reserve Drill Marine Corps Reserve

Probate N Court deals estates and divorces across towns

Elizabeth Shields of West Stockbridge leaves bulk of estate to Sisters of Providence in Holyoke and Father Flannagan's Boys Town in Nebraska. Antonio Bona’s six children share residuary estate. executrix Alice B. Girard to receive real estate in Cheshire. Howard F. Palmer’s probate filed. estate to widow Dorothy S. Palmer. Divorces: Barbara Jean Gladu and Armand L. Gladu. Gyda K. Winslow and Edgar W. Winslow. Custody awarded. support orders set where stated.

Lizabeth Shields West Stockbridge Sisters of Providence Holyoke Father Flannagan Nebraska Antonio Bona Cheshire Alice B. Girard Martin Bona Azzo Bona Rosa Bernasconi Giovanni Bona Lenox Ann B. Smith North Adams Girard Mr. Bona Howard F. Palmer Lee Dorothy S. Palmer Barbara Jean Gladu Dalton Armand L. Gladu

Pittsfield Public School Lunch Menu Week Summary

Weekly menus list Monday to Friday meals for Pittsfield public schools with soups entrees vegetables and desserts. Each day features soups or chowders, main dishes like meat loaf chicken roast and seafood options, accompanying sides and sandwiches plus milk with hot lunches.

City Staff Opposes Shorter Sanitation Work Week

Eleven Public Works Sanitation division employees petitioned the City Council against shifting from a six eight hour week to five nine hour days. The earlier 38 of 42 signature petition claimed the change would be illegal and discriminatory and cost more in practice. A second petition argues the original was old and lists workers opposed to the nine hour plan.

Public Works Department Sanitation

Real Estate Transfers Onota and Laurel Streets

Real estate transfers include M Patrick and Dorothea Soares selling a house and lot on Onota Street to Edward F and Joan Barrett. Margaret M Holian sells Laurel Street property to Andrew J and Patricia A Goodfellow. Lee Join Galanek Inc transfers to the City of Springfield on Green Woods Road Otis.

M. ‘Patrick Dorothea BL. Soares Edward F Joan Barrett Onota Street Margaret M. Holian Andrew Ij Patricia A. Goodfellow Laurel Street Lee Galanek, Inc Springfield Random Green Woods Road Otis

Conte Files Land Use Change Bill

Congressman Silvia Conte has filed a bill to have the U S Department of Agriculture help states and public agencies plan for rapid urban expansion into former agricultural land. The proposal would authorize soil surveys and mapping, plus technical advisory support to protect soil and water resources and curb erosion from unplanned development.

Silvia 0 Conte U. S. Department of Agriiculture Secretary of Agriculture

City Charter Revisions Study To Be Limited

The seven member special charter revision committee met last night and decided to draft amendments to the existing charter rather than replace it. They will collect suggested revisions from years of agitation and plan multiple public hearings. A final report is due by April 30 with proposed changes to be acted on this fall. Councilman Joseph S. Scelsi chairs the committee.

Joseph S. Scelsi

City Hall notes on indemnity and sewer land damages

Mayor Dillon filed two council orders including a 121.30 indemnity for city employee Rolland Jones in a July 12 two car crash in a city car and a 775 payment to Lovan W. Little for damages from land taking for the sewer project. Councilman Scelsi seeks no parking on Northrup Street and end of one way traffic. Richmany asks feasibility study for brighter Henry Avenue lighting. Belanger claims 74.61 for wheel and tire damage from a road hole on upper North Street Monday night.

Dillon Rolland Jones Lovan W. Little Doréen St Joseph Scelsi Northrup Street James, M. Richmany iHenry Avenue Edward L. Belanger Summer Street Lanesboro Upper North Street

WMEC Promotes Charles Chunglo Advertising Manager

Charles F. Chunglo of Southwick is promoted to advertising manager at Western Mass Electric Co. by VP Richard T. Lyman. Chunglo expands duties to include all newspaper radio and TV advertising direct mail and institutional displays. He has a long history in Hampden County and local development work and serves in the Southwick Industrial Development Committee. Nomination of post and club officers for the local Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held March 18 with election April 5.

Charles F. Chunglo Southwick Western Mass. Electric Co Richard T. Lyman Chunglo Mr. Lyman Chungle Mr. Chunglo Hadley Hopkins Academy University of Massachusetts Iowa State University Air Force Veterans of Foreign Wars Post William J. Cashman Cloverdale St Philip M. Daniels Arlington St Lawrence E. Mullett Lakeway Drive William J. Todd Todd VFW Monte Carlo James E. Ware Edward Dubiski Massachusetts Charles H. Hodecker Public Welfare Leo J. Bolio Department of Massachusetts Veterans Service Lance Mario J. Cassinelli State Department Hyannis Bay State Society For Crippled Children and Handicapped, Inc Easter Seals Pittsfield

Sheffield Plans Two Contests in Annual Town Election

Sheffield election ballot features two contests with 9 am to 7 pm voting. Kenneth J. Bassett challenges James T. Collingwood for Selectman after no nomination papers. Theodore R. Williams Jr seeks a write in for school committee, while Irmgard B. Baritch and Neil G. Fletcher, Republicans, run for two school committee seats. Many Republicans run unopposed for moderator clerk treasurer auditors tax collector and other offices. Christ Church holds first instruction service at 11 am. Sheffield American Legion Auxiliary to meet Monday at 7 30 pm at the Burthh Street home of Mrs Arthur Dutcher.

Kenneth J. Bassett James T. Collingwood Theodore R. Williams Jr Irmgard B. Baritch Neil G. Fletcher Republican Party Sidney Q. Curtiss Minnie L. Markham Carlton W. French Martin E. Leafgreen Earle C. Sutphen C. Herbert Warner Walter T. Murray Lloyd S. Peckham Mr. Sutphen Alice C. Hurlburt William A. Strasleau Sheffield American Legion Auxiliary Burthh Street Arthur Dutcher

Author Describes Moral Rearmament At Williams College

Peter Howard English author and Moral Rearmament leader spoke at Williams College’s Jesup Hall to a shrinking audience. He urged a world shaping revolution to end hypocrisy and build equality while critiquing American ideology and West Russia dynamics. The columnist questions feasibility and motives, noting digressions and unrealized solutions.

Williamstown Peter Howard Jesup’ Hall Williams College Henry Fonda Howard

Haffner Cited For 40 Years With N E Mutual

Oscar F. Haffner of 22 Arlington Street is honored by New England Life for 40 years of service. He supervises the Springfield agency including Pittsfield and is a Wesleyan graduate active in the YMCA Crescent Masons Heart Association Berkshire SPCC and the First Church Congregational.

The New England Life Insurance Co Oscar F. Haffner Arlington St Haffner Springfield Pittsfield Wesleyan University Life Underwriters Association YMCA Crescent Lodge of Masons Heart Association of Berkshire County SPCC First Church of Christ, Congregational

District Court Surrenders Man for Probation Violation

District Court surrendered Anthony DeSilvia 40 of the Allen Hotel for violating probation. He was jailed for three months after police said he broke down the door at his wife’s 290 Bradford St. apartment. Judge Frank W. Cimini reduced the term from six to three months. A related case against Frank J. Wood 17 of Pittsfield for breaking and entering with intent to commit a misdemeanor was dismissed. Larry L. Hunt of Lanesboro was fined 15 dollars for speeding. Edward A. Dush Jr. of 67 Reuter Ave. was fined 10 dollars for speeding.

Anthony DeSilvia Allen Hotel DeSilvia Bradford St Frank W. Cimini Frank J. Wood Pittsfield Larry L. Hunt Lanesboro Edward A. Dush Jr Reuter Ave

Obituary: John Ulman Polish Falcon organizer dies at 74

John Ulman 74 of 55 Fairview Ave. organizer of the local Polish Falcon Nest and longtime president died at St. Luke's Hospital after a short illness. A GE painter for 33 years, he was known as a gymnastic instructor in WWI and for organizing the first Falcon Drum and Bugle Corps. He organized community youth work and leaves wife Wanda, daughter Mrs Wesley A Bramley, son Tadeusz J Ulma, sister Mrs Joseph Gorczyeca, a brother in Europe, three grandchildren and several nieces. Funeral Monday at Bloniarz Funeral Home with Requiem Mass at Holy Family Church, visitation today 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.

John Ulma Fairview Ave St. Luke's Hospital Hoczow Poland Pittsfield Pittsburgh General Electric Co Polish Falcon Society Polish Roman Catholic Union Wanda Wroczinska Wesley A. Bramley Tadeusz J -Uima Joseph Gorczycea Carnegie Mpa Europe Bloniarz Holy Family Church

Francis G. Smith Dalton Legion Charter Member 66

Francis G. Smith 66 of 35 Field St Dalton died yesterday at Albany Veterans Hospital after four weeks as patient He was a GE machinist retired 1962 native of Pittsfield longtime Dalton resident and WWI Army veteran He was a charter member and former commander of the Benjamin F Sullivan American Legion Post He survived by wife Gertrude Barry three sons four brothers three sisters and seven grandchildren Funeral from Foley Funeral Home Saturday at 8:30 with a 9 AM High Mass at St Agnes Church American Legion to conduct military rites Rosary recited at the funeral home tonight

Dalton Francis G. Smith Field St Albany N.Y Pittsfield General Electric Co St. Agnes’ Church Smith Benjamin F. Sullivan American Legion Charity and Building Fund Berkshire County Legion Home Gertrude Barry Robert Richard Hamilton Square N.J Barry Fairfield Holy Name Society

Former Pittsfield Resident Killed Crossing Texas Street

Eleanor Breen Wood 43 born October 31, 1920 in Pittsfield was struck by a car and killed while crossing a Corpus Christi street. Survived by husband Raymond Wood two sons Douglas Balmer in Korea and Samuel Balmer both of Corpus Christi two daughters Dolores Davork Elkton Md and Eleanor Balmer Corpus Christi and siblings John Breen and Mrs Richard Albert Pittsfield. Body to be sent to Devanny Funeral Home.

Eleanor Breen Wood Raymond Wood Corpus Christi Tex Pittsfield Daniel and Harriet. Driscoll Breen Texas Douglas Balmer Korea Samuel Balmer Dolores Davork Elkton, Md Eleanor Balmer John Breen Richard Albert Devanny Funeral Home

Funeral notices from area churches and parishes

Funeral notices list Mrs Mary Trzcinka and others with Masses at Notre Dame Church St Josephs Cemetery and St Marks Church. Services for Jobe I Casey Sr Celena Odette Sarah Corcoran Corrunned by Dery Bartlett Wellingtons funeral homes with calling hours and burial plans in Berkshire area.

Police Briefs Involving Fallen Limb Damages Car

Leon Winterkorn of 136 Wahconah Street reported a fallen tree limb broke the windshield of his car parked overnight on Washington Avenue. He also said chrome pieces had been stolen from the vehicle.

Leon Winterkorn Wahconah St Washington Avenue

Albrecht Pagenstecher Jr dies at 90 in Vermont

STOCKBRIDGE Albrecht Pagenstecher Jr 90 son of the founder of the wood pulp process for paper died at his Middlebury Vermont home on Wednesday His father built the first ground wood mill in 1866 in Interlaken Curtisville later founded International Paper Co He was an executive in several large corporations at retirement and leaves a wife and two daughters

Stockbridge Albrecht Pagenstecher Jr Middlebury Interlaken Curtisville Pagenstecher International Paper Co Colossus Hemisphere

Robert Lemmon Dies Noted Naturalist in Wilton Conn

Robert S. Lemmon, a noted naturalist and editor, died in Wilton Connecticut on Tuesday at age 78. His long career covered Travel, House and Garden, and Home Garden magazines, with posts including associate editor and managing editor. He joined Yale after graduating in 1911 and supported groups such as the American Ornithologists Union and the National Audubon Society.

Wilton Conn Robert S. Lemmon Mr. Lemmon Yale Ecuador Travel Magazine House and Garden The Home Garden American Ornithologists Union American Museum of Natural History National Audubon Society Yale Club of New York

Mayor Proclaims Girl Scout Week in Pittsfield

Mayor Dillon issued a proclamation declaring March 14 as Girl Scout Week and urged Pittsfield residents to support the scouts so more girls may benefit from the program through continued interest and cooperation.

Dillon Pittsfield

William Fahnestock Dies at 82 After NYSE Career

William Fahnestock senior partner of Fahnestock & Co. and NYSE member, died at 82 in Harkness Pavilion Columbia Presbyterian. He was born to Harris C. Fahnestock, Lenox summer resident, and widow Mabel Metcalf Fahnestock. Funeral held at St Thomas Church New York City. He leaves wife Virginia Wireless Hagen Fahnestock as sole survivor.

William Fahnestock Jr Fahnestock & Co New York Stock Exchange Harris C. Fahnestock New York Lenox Harkness Pavilion Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Fahnestock St. Paul’s School Concord Harvard The Stock Exchange Harris C Eastover Mabel Metcalf Fahnestock Metropolitan Museum of Art William Fahnestock St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church Fifth Avenue 53Rd Street New York City Virginia Wireless Hagen Fahnestock

Joseph T. Fortin obituary in Pittsfield details life

Joseph T. Fortin, 78, of 91 Burbank St died yesterday at Hillcrest Hospital. A native of Henryville Canada, he came to Pittsfield 38 years ago from Winooski Wisconsin. He was a carpenter before retirement and a Notre Dame Church communicant. He belonged to the Nocturnal Adoration Society Franco-American Club and the Eagles. Survivors: two sons Jean-Marie Windsor Conn and Mark Pittsfield. two daughters Esther Theoret and Pauline Poulton of Pittsfield. two sisters Rev Sister Marie Visitation St Hyacinthe Canada and Mrs Joseph Denais of SiPconn's Quebec. 14 grandchildren. Funeral 8:30 Monday from Dery Funeral Home with visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9.

Joseph T. Fortin Burbank St Hillcrest Hospital Henryville Canada Pittsfield Winooski Notre Dame Church Nocturnal Adoration Society The Eagles J Jean-Marie Windsor Conn Mark J Esther Theoret Pauline Poulton Sister Marie the Visitation St. Hyacinthe Joseph Denais Si Pconn St. Joseph's Cemetery

Card of Thanks for McKnight Family

GHN H McKnight expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy and horary offerings during bereavement Mrs John H McKnight and family convey thanks

Ghn H. McKnight Jonn H. McKnight

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elizabeth Shields Gossard Clarice Corset Shop North St Dcross Maplewood Ave City Hall WMEC Charles Chunglo Sheffield Christ Church Epislopal Laurence Hyman Mr. Howard Russia America N.E. Mutual John Ulman Alma John Wood Raymond Dalton Legion Mary Trzcinka Mary’ Trzcinka Housatonic Birches Funeral Home All Saints’ Church St. Bridget’s Cemetery Luke J. Fennessey Christopher J. Weldon Fennessey St. Mary's Church East Springfield Joan D. McNamara Joseph P. Cashin William F. Breen St. Michael's Cemetery Walter C. Connell Jobe I. Casey Sr John I. Casey Dery Funeral Home St. Mark’s Church Celena G. Odette Dery Funeral Sarah J. M. Corcoran St. Charles’ Church Rosary Society Cora P. Gray Cora’ P. Gray Bartlett-Wellington R. Jerry Morgan First Congregational Church of Hinsdale Maple St Arthur A. Boyer Dwyer Funeral Bellevue Cemetery Adams Friends A. Pagenstecher Wood Pulp Robert Lemmon Lenox Summer Berkshire Eante Aily Ft. Grant CO North Street
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