Mack Proposes Central Annex For Jr College
Jossack, a candidate for Iman at large, urged using Central Annex as a junior college after overcrowding. He praised rehabilitation of Central and asked City Council to seek state funds, proposing a January delegation to Boston to revive junior college support. He noted state officials show interest and suggested reimbursement to the city for rehab costs minus depreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buard Jossack
Iman-at-large
Central Amnnex
Boston
Troy Man Faces Charges After Crash
Troy man Willie Overton I 31 of Troy NY arrested after two car crash at North Street and Crane Avenue. He faces operating to endanger and driving without a license charges. Companion Samuel Winn 35 of Harrisburg PA booked for allowing improper person to operate and drunkenness. They face District Court this morning. Fontana Emile of Milan Street was the other injured driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Overton
Troy
N.Y
Anthony J. Crea
Joseph J. Fitzgerald
North St
Crane Ave
Overton
Samuel Winn
Harrisburg
Emile Fontana
Milan St
Hospital Briefs Note Local Postings at St Luke’s
Incomplete notices list William Juliano son of Mrs Ami Juliano 609 Fenny Street and Mrs Richard Bonzek 60 Hollister Street under treatment. Jennie Thoms 21 Francis Avenue also listed for treatment. Paul M Augenstein son of Mr and Mrs Manfred W Augenstein 100 Richard Drive to undergo tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Luke's
Wiliam Juliano
Ami Juliano
Fenny St
Richard Bonzek
Hollister St
Paul M. Augenstein
Manfred W. Augenstein
Richard Dr
Cost of Living Raises GE Workers by One Cent Hourly
The Labor Department reports a consumer price index rise to 125.2 in September, triggering a one half percent base pay boost for each half percent index increase. About 7,600 Pittsfield GE workers will see a little over one cent per hour, averaging a $2.70 hourly rise for production and maintenance staff, payable with the next paycheck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield General Electric
Labor Department
Florence S. Wrzesinski
Larch St
Pittsfield GE
Marshall Attacks Suit by Berkshire Street Railway
John E. Marshall, president of Street Railway Employes Union Local 496, ridicules Berkshire Street Railway Co. demand for 450000 in a Superior Court suit over a seven day strike ending Sept. 12. He says Local 496 is worth about 30 dollars and questions the union hierarchy’s liability, noting the contract was with Berkshire Street Railway and Local 496 of Pittsfield only. He adds that legality of the strike depends on one’s side in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Marshall
Ithe
Berkshire Street Railway Co
Marshall
National
International i
Gordon
Harold
Berkshire Street Railway
Berkshire Street Rarkway
Local 496
Pittsfield
iMlass
Age Barn show and field hunt store listings
Seats remain for the Age Barn show at Town Hall at 8. Debbbie Shaver and Diane Vramius from Can terea School of Dance will perform pieces including Petite Balla and Mendelssohn selections. Also tonight the Dalton Hod and Gun Club hosts a field coor hunt 6 to 12 at Windsor Road club house. Representatives from Kirk's General Store advertise bronze napkins coasters and towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Mendelssohn
Paris
Debbie
Dalton Hod and Gun Club
Sannual
Windsor Road
Whittlesey Family Noted in Berkshire Housatonic Board
Correction on Thursday’s report identifies William A. Whittlesey Sr. of this city as a member of the Berkshire Housatonic Trust Company board rather than William A. Whittlesey STI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Housatonic Trust Company
William A. Whittlesey Sr
William A. Whittlesey
Teen Hurt in One Car Crash at Elm and Newell Streets
Arnold Perras, 16, of 49 Grove 1 St., sustained a facial laceration in a single vehicle collision at the Elm Street Newell Street intersection. Police said he was found at St. Luke's Hospital and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Perras
Grove 1 St
Newell Land Elm Streets
St. Luke's Hospital
Mrs Cora A Hughes 76 dies after lingering illness in Troy
Mrs Cora A Hughes age 76 died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital Troy after a lingering illness. Widow of Floyd L Hughes she lived in New Lebanon for over 50 years. Born in Stephentown she was daughter of the late Alexander H Williams. Survived by six brothers and three sisters and many nephews and nieces. Funeral 2 pm Monday at Hughes residence and 2 30 pm New Lebanon Congregational Church with Rev Verne Henderson. interment Evergreen Cemetery New Lebanon. Friends may call Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lebanon
N.Y
Cora A. Hughes
Samaritan
Troy
West Stivee
Floyd L. Hughes
Stephentown
Alexander H. Williams
Hughes
Ar Jemploye
Tilden Co
Congregational Church
Joseph A
Pittsfield
Emerson
West Sand Lake
Delbert
Defreestville
Alexander H
James
Clarence
Old Chatham
Harry Brown Sr
Joseph Face
Knoxvile, Tenn
Spencer Houghtling
Averill Park
William Muller
New Lebanon Congregational Church
Verne Henderson
Cemetery of the Evergreens
William R. Baker Dies in Indiana War Veteran
William R. Baker of Lenox died yesterday in Indiana after a World War I service with the 13th Marine Regiment in Europe. Survivors include his wife Ruth Stoll Baker, son Thomas Baker of Washington DC, daughter Mrs John Kennedy of South Bend, four Baker sisters, and seven grandchildren. A high Mass was held at St. Patrick’s Church, Bend, with arrangements at Wicket Funeral Home in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
William R. Baker
Thomas Baker
Baker
Lenox School
University of Notre Dame
13Th Marine Regiment
Europe
Ruth Stoll Baker
Washington, DC
John Kennedy
South Bend
Ind
May
Maud
Settlements on City Claims Recommended
The City Council committee recommended out of court settlements for three claims against the city. Harold S. for muffler and tailpipe damage from a gutter change. Maurice Rosen for two old claims long pursued in Superior Court. Raymond Waughey sought funds for a city inmate damage account. Also settled: $300 for damage at 1848 North from high water in 1951 and $7 for sewer easement damages from July 14, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Maurice B
Raymond L. Waughey
E City Councy
Fae
Ibara
1848 North
High Seater
James J. Quirico
$85,000 Relief Funds Authorized by Welfare Department
An order for $85,000 to the Welfare Department general relief accounts was filed by Mayor Raymond L. Haughey yesterday afternoon. It had been scheduled for council two weeks prior but delayed until now. The council will act Tuesday evening, with the sum drawn from the surplus account to replace funds cut from the Welfare budget last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
Raymond L. Haughey
Pedestrian Struck By Car On Newell Street
Police report a car pedestrian collision on Newell Street near Del Sallo's Cafe. Leo McFarland aged 37 of 239 Second Street sustained a bruise to his left leg after stepping from behind a truck into John Ross's path near 41 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Street
del Sallo
Leo McFarland
Second St
John Ross
Cleveland St
McFarland
Barrington Undertaker H A Stevens Dies at 78
Henry A. Stevens 78 of 426 Main St Great Barrington, a long time Barrington undertaker and Jersey cattle breeder, died last night after months of ill health. Born Oct 2, 1881 in Chester Nova Scotia, he came to Great Barrington from Stamford CT in 1628 to run the Stevens Funeral Home. He was master of Masons Cincinnatus Lodge and active in many local groups. He leaves wife Esther Lewis and two sons Alten and Robert Jr, with services Monday at First Congregational Church and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Visiting hours at Stevens Funeral Home tomorrow. Members of Masonic Lodge to conduct rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreat
Barrington
Henry A. Stevens
Main St
Dean
Berkshire County
Chester
Nova Scotia
George
Agnes Hawdbolt Stevens
Great Barrington
Stamford
Esther Lewis
Stamford. Conn
Alten
Stevens Funeral Home
Robert Stevens Jr
Frank
Stevens
Agnes Stevens
Nova Scoseven
First Congregational Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Stevens Funeral
Cincinnatus Masonic Lodge
Masonic
Funeral notices for multiple Berkshire area residents
Funeral services were held for John A. Larrabee of Brighton at Stevens Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Other services included Herbert E. C. Fulker, Mrs. Jom J. Winchell, Frank Archer, Henry Fleckenstein, Miss Mary Stanton, and Dennis F. Hynes, with attendances from St. Jean de Baptiste, Franco American and related groups, Notre Dame Church services, and St. Joseph's Cemetery interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. C. Fulker
Dery
Notre Dame Church
Albert Tt. Beaudry
Albert E. Breton
Robert R. Choquette
St. Jean de Bastiste Societien Artisans
Francon Club
Golden Age
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Breton
Beavers
St. Jean de Baptiste Society
Albert J. Fogarty
Jean D. Arseneau
Charles K. LaBelle
Aimee Soucy
Joseph E. Dagesse
Clothaire J. Seguin
John J. Winchell
Jom J. Winchell
Dery Funeral
Frank Archer
Wellington
Pittsfield
Iends
Henry Fleckenstein
Condron
St Maryn’s Church
Eugene F. Marshall
St Joseph's Cemetery
Thomas Reed
George Morrell
John Fredericks
Donald Plarnkay
Margaret E. Stanton
Mary Stanton
St. Joseph's Church
L. Foley
John J Callahan
Raymond A. Lanoue
St. Pick’s Cemetery
West
William and Edward Stanton
Robert Wise
Bernard O'Brien
Harald Ellery
James Powers
Dennis F. Hynes
Kelly
St. Mark's Church
Women for Haughey Plan Supper Tonight
The Women for Haughey sponsor a preelection supper this evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the White Tree Club. Chairman Mrs. Mario Cassinelli says only a few of the 300 tickets remain and may be obtained at Haughey headquarters after 11 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughey
White Tree Club
Mario Cassinelli
Card of Thanks and Anniversary Notices Displayed
In memoriam and death notices, church mass reminders, and grateful thanks to relatives and friends appear in a card of thanks section. The notice thanks floral donors and acknowledges support from family, with expected contributions noted in a dated community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
Lue Vance
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Mack
Jr. College
Troy Man
Jennie Thoms
Francis Ave
Treatme
Mary E. and
Patricia A. Tucker
John J. Tucker
Lenox Ave
Tonsillectomes
Beth
Brilliant
Morton Brilliant
Spadina Pkwy
Marion A. Griffin
Woodbine Ave
Lary Chrostowski
Air Ave
Michael N. Bufis
Valentino Bufis
Lee
Rodger F. Phillips
Dewey Ave
Joseph Vigliano
Springfield
Hillcrest
Raymond Drumm
Westminster St
Jane Exford
Robert P. Exford
West St
Nenceth Kirchner
Lenox Daké
St. Joseph’s
Mit
BSR
Dalton
Martin F
Glendon
Tel Dalton
Kirk’s General Store
Decker
Walter R Decker
Tipe
Deciie
Legion Bowling
Methodist News
Harry Bairstow
Exnes
Kenyon
Rober Smith
Michael Brennan
Brennan
Ralph Sayres
Frank Goodness
Veruolise
Can-te-wa-ste-wa
Arnold Barclay
Three Neal
Erica Sodergren
Patricia Welch
Kathy Lampron
Ceramica For
CES
Berkshire
Lee Furniture and Window Co
Main &J
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Berkshires
Massachusetts Turnpike
Taconic Parkway
New York Thruway
Symphony Hall
New York
Carnegie Hall
Thomas D. Perry Jr
Massachusetts
Whittlesey
Welfare Dept
Rothbard
Raymond Brown, Inc
John Collina
Mgr
Elmwood Ave
North Adams, Mass
H. A. Stevens, Barrington Undertaker
Jersey
Hilandale
Ernest Smith
Irving Twiss
Massachusetts Jersey Cattle Club
Uidea
First Congregational Church of
Cincinnatus Vasa Lodge
Monument Chapter
Royal Arch
Berkshire R
Commandery
Knights Templar
Mel' Ha Temple
Cincinnatus Chapter
Order of Fastern Star
Tagheonic Lodge
the Ode
John A. Larrabee
Brighton
Richard A. Parker
Richard LA. Parker
Nellie J. Parker
Pittsfield High School
Holy Note Society
Savings Bank
Costa
Savings
City Savings Bank
TEL
Lew Eny Ett
E Polym Street
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