Obituaries and Funerals in Great Barrington Area
Frederick Barry of Weathersfield Conn died at 52 in Hartford. He and brother John ran a local real estate business. Born Great Barrington Dec 17 1913 he was a noted golfer in the 1940s. Survived by wife Marceline and daughter Christine and other relatives. Funeral at Sacred Heart Weathersfield. Burial Rocky Hill Cemetery. Several other notices follow for Crennan, Mooney infant, Henchey, Ford, Gannon, White infant, Tierney, and Cimini with services in Pittsfield and surrounding towns.
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Great Barrington
Frederick Barry
Weathersfield
Conn
St. Francis Hospital
Hartford
John
John Bosulaski
Anna Meters
Bosulaski Karpinski
South Berkshire
Marceline Briqueter
Christine
Knight SL
John J. Karpinski
High Street
Edward Karpinski
Mary Paulding
Grove Street
Virginia Matteson
Sacred Heart Church
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Rose Hill Memorial
Rocky Hill
Sean Michael Mooney
John W.P. Mooney
Ice Glen Road
Stockbridge
Fairview Hospital
Kevin
William H. Mooney
Cottage Street
Milton Willner
Valley Stream
Heart Fund
Mrs McChesney dies after short illness at Sharon Hospital
Mrs Mary Frances Scoville McChesney wife of John McChesney died this morning at Sharon Hospital after a short illness. She leaves her husband a Hotchkiss School faculty member a sister Miss Edith Scoville Salisbury and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be private.
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Salisbury, Conn
Mary Frances Scoville McChesney
John McChesney
Sharon Hospital
Hotchkiss School
Edith Scoville
Salisbury
Medicenters Eye Berkshire Center Plan Amid Growth
Medicenters of America plans a Berkshire build as Bruce Gray of Memphis confirms. The firm, allied with Holiday Inns, structures 400 centers in years ahead, focusing on post hospital care under Medicare while not limiting to the elderly. Existing projects include Columbia DC and two in Wilmington and Gastonia NC. A 150 patient Memphis model center and fees for 50 to 100 bed licenses form part of the rollout.
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Medicenter of America Inc
Medicenter
Berkshire
Bruce Gray
Memphis
Tenn
Medicenters
Holiday Inns of America
Wallace Johnson
Holiday Inns
Kemmon Wilson
Rosewood Nursing Home
South
Columbia
D.C
Wilmington
Gastonia
N.C
John F. Cagnina Promoted at GE Chemical
John F. Cagnina of Dalton was promoted to manager of programming and administration in General Electric Co. s chemical development operation. A New York native and Fordham graduate with a UMass dummy, he previously led professional relations in ordnance. Navy veteran, former GD Searle salesman, married with three children.
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John F. Cagnina
Dalton
General Electric Co
Richard J. Keates
Polymer
New York
Fordham University
University of Massachusetts
Cagnina
Ordnance Department
Ordnance
G. D. Searle and Co
Skokie, IN
Navy
Mr. Cagnina
Thomas
Mary
Jean
Tenpin Highlights from the 1964 65 bowling season
Imperial Lanes Berkshire Bowl and Stanley Club open leagues. Officials include McNamee renewed as president Sohl to secretary and Hitchcock treasurer. League action begins with Skyline and Wine A.C. on Sept 2 and features strong local players like Gambill Lynch Bertolozzi and Lambert. Key scores include LaFlash 652 and Kelly's Diner 2743 series.
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Imperial Lanes
Berkshire Bowl
Stanley Club
al Bianchi
Marty Pullacno
Lou Pin
The
Imperial
Lonnie Frojo
Frank Muha
Charlie Ploss
PBA
Skyline and
Wine A.C
Lenox House
Len Gambill
Walt Lynch
Vic Bertolozzi
Ford Lemieux
Ed Betros
Roy Lambert
Gus LaFlash
Stanley
Rochester War Memorial
Rochester
N.Y
Buffalo
Lawrence
Pittsfield
Channel 13
Carey Hinkley
Morey Cramer's
Bowlers Club
Bud Turner
Dick Cetti
Lynch
Hinkley
Marty Wolloch
Mel Kurth
Ed Hitchcock
Florida U Senior Murphy Leads Tulsa National Amateur
Florida senior Bob Murphy grabbed a two shot lead at the National Amateur Golf Championships in Tulsa after a second round 69 to finish 142. The wind hindered scoring as 38 mph gusts limited par and only Downing Gray broke par besides the leaders.
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Bob Green
Associated Press Sports
Tulsa
Okla
Murphy
Bob
University of Florida
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
University of Houston
Jim Grant
Don Allen
Rochester
N.Y
Grant
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Gray
Mrs Hinckley Wins Again In Berkshire Hills Golf Event
Mrs Richard Hinckley captured the five-hole tournament in the Berkshire Hills Country Club women’s supper league. She also won the poker-hand novelty with a straight, while Mrs Charles Stone placed second with three of a kind. Seven players tied for third with two pairs, and thirty participated. Next week’s event will be medal play under chairmen Milton Culver and Angie Testa.
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Richard Hinckley
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Charles Stone
Mary Quinn
Lee Goerlach
Walt Spazyk
Mary DiNicola
Dward Mastalerz
George Wilk
Charles Baumann
Milton Culver
Angie Testa
Jones Fires 91 in Amateur Elimination at Tulsa
Bobby Jones shot a second round 91 to finish 36 holes at 170 in the National Amateur Golf Championships at Tulsa. He missed the cut by 15 strokes, saying he hadn’t played that poorly since age eight.
Stevenson in coma after welterweight bout stoppage
Willie Stevenson, 28, remained in very poor condition at Boston City Hospital after a sixth round stoppage by referee Jimmy McCarron in a welterweight bout against Roscoe Gregory of Brooklyn. He had hoped a comeback win Saturday at Boston Arena but suffered repeated knockdowns and then headaches and dizziness before collapsing en route to Roxbury home.
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Boston
UPI
Willie
Pineapple
Roxbury
Boxing results from AP wire reach two continents
In Los Angeles Norman Parra of San Diego outpointed Magico Robles of Los Mochis in a ten round bout. In Auckland Spin Fine from Tonga knocked out Adams of Seattle in five rounds.
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Tne
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Norman Parra
San Diego
Calif
Magico Robles
Los Mochis
Mex
Auckland
New Zealand
Spin Fine
Tonga
A Adams
Seattle
Wash
New England Football Prospects Good For Season
New England opens its college football season with BC hosting Buffalo and Massachusetts facing Maine in a Yankee Conference race set to unfold. Nashua's Greg Landry competes to fill Whelcher’s shoes as minor and major programs kick off varied schedules across the region.
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New England
Boston
UPI
Walter Brown
Brown
Boston College
Buffalo
Chestnut Hill
University of Massachusetts
University of Maine
Redmen
Black Bears
Massachusetts
Vic Fusia
Nashua
Greg Landry
Jerry Whelcher
State of Maine
Bowdain
Worcester Tech
St. Lawrence
Bates
Colby
Norwich
Maine Maritime
Quonset Naval Air Station
Joe Zabilski
Northeastern University
Zabilski
C.W. Post College
University of Vermont
American International
Springfield College
Otto Graham
Coast Guard Academy
Springfield
Hal Vasvari
Ted Dunn
Easton
Vasvari
Connecticut State College
Trenton
N.J
Connecticut
Southern
Stroudsburg State
Notre Dame Army and BC Are Favored To Triumph
Notre Dame Army and Boston College are favored to triumph in a week of college football matchups. The New York scene once split by the Hudson now hints at rapid routes to scenes like Hopewell for the Lindbergh case.
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Notre Dame
Army
Clay Beats Title Bout Tom Toms Fight Set in Las Vegas
Cassius Clay says his November 22 title defense versus Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas will be a 15 round bout at the Convention Center. He predicts a six or seven round fight and notes Patterson is fast and determined, warning against a quick finish. The Nevada Athletic Commission approved the fight as a title bout amid gate and TV revenue anticipation.
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Patterson
Murray Rose
New York
Cassius Clay
Ballyhoo
Las Vegas
Floyd Patterson
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Nevada Athletic Commission
Sonny Liston
Associated Press
United Press International
Edward Jacko
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George M. Ford
Devanny
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James
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Coffeeville
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