Reverend Ernest R. Ryder Dies at 79 in Glenville
Ernest R. Ryder retired Troy area Methodist pastor and founder of The Forty-Sixers Club died Tuesday night at 4 Berkeley Square Glenville aged 79. A native of Rensselaer son of a Troy conference preacher he led Grace Methodist Church Troy and pastored Ames Sprout Brook East Arlington Wisconsin Federated Church and Levings Troy. Surviving wife two daughters a son a sister four grandchildren and four Akron? Noted poet of rhymes and pageants, he authored Pa's Horses and Other Parsonage Rhymes. Funeral Saturday from Grace Methodist with interment at Albany Rural Cemetery.
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Ernest R. Ryder
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Rensselaer
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Ames
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Federated Church
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Centerville
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Salisbury
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Raceville
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Rupert
Schenectady
Grace Church
Torale
Letha M. Matteson
Seventh Ave
Astral Parish
Troy Vocal Society
Charles Weaks
Royal Oak
Mich
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Harold Ryder
Iown
N.J
May
Forty-Sixers Club of
Nard Carpenter
Port Henry
Poultatel
Bryce Faney
Taylor Univer Neral
Pawling Ave
Sity
Upland
Grace Methdamed
Saratogaodist Church
Albany Rural Cemetery
On This Day In History April 6 1967 Highlights
United Press International notes April 6 1967 events include Lowell Thomas born in 1892 and Joseph Smith organizing the Mormon Church in 1830. Also mentions German invasion of Greece and Yugoslavia in 1941 and Elizabeth II naming Anthony Eden as Prime Minister in 1955. A Thought for the Day cites Maurice Maeterlinck on weakness.
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United Press International
Mara
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
U. S
Lowell ‘Thomas
Joseph Smith
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
Fayette
N. Y
Robert Perry Betanel
North Pole
Greece
Yugoslavia
Queen Elizabeth II
Sir Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Maurice Master- Ilnck
Lake George Opera Receives $7500 Grant for 1967 Season
The Martha Baird Rockefeller Fund for Music, Inc. awarded a $7,500 unrestricted grant to the Lake George Opera Festival for general use in the 1967 season at the Queensbury High School auditorium. Festival president G Nelson Lowe notes the gift shows trustees’ confidence in management. Plans include five operas: The Marriage of Figaro La Traviata Tosca The Ballad of Baby Doe and The Crucible. Auditions for soloists and orchestra members have been underway for months under festival director David Lloyd.
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Martha Baird Rockefeller
Blind Council Debates Legislation At Albany Meeting
The Tri City Council of the Blind met at the Association of the Blind in Albany with William Dwyer presiding. The Teachers Bill allowing blind teachers in New York City was passed. A nominating committee was named and plans for the May 19 banquet were set. Nathan Robbins was chosen Albany delegate for the New York State Federation of the Blind board meeting in Utica on May 20.
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Tri-City
Council of the Blind
Association of ‘the Blind
Washington Ave
Albany
William Dwyer
Dwyer
New York City
James Stevens
Roxy Davis
Nathan Robbins
Ernest Welie
Edith Williams
Irene Dow
New York
Former Owner of Young Folks Shop Dies
Herbert HM Bourstein, a retired Troy merchant and proprietor of the Young Folks Shop, died unexpectedly Tuesday at his Sarasota Florida home. A New York City native, he lived in Troy at 440 Taylor Court Syenay and moved to Florida about ten years ago after retirement. Survived by his wife Lillian, son Lewis Bourstein of Poughkeepsie, and two granddaughters. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Herbert HM. Bourstein
Troy
Sarasota
Fla
New York City
Bourstein
Taylor Court
Syeanay
Florida
Lillian
Lewis Bourstein
Poughkeepsie
O'Brien Outlines Hudson Boat Plans at Dinner
James J. O'Brien state director of motor boats and Francis Decker of the Hudson River Valley Commission spoke at the Mohawk Hudson Yacht Clubs installation dinner in Troy. O'Brien discussed bills on beating and Decker outlined plans to build marinas along the Hudson. Commodore Tronald H. Bellrose and vice commodore Edward Christman were installed, with Leonard Atchinson as secretary and Russell VanDeWall as treasurer. Ravena-Coeyman's Boat Club received the annual blessing of the fleet award.
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James J. O'Brien
Francis Decker
Hudson River Valley Commission
Council of Mohawk-Hudson Yacht Clubs
Troy
O'Brien
Decker
Hudson
Tronald H. Bellrose
Troy Motorboat and Canoe Club
Edward Christman
Albany Yacht Club
Leonard Atchinson
Mohawk
Rites Conducted For T. J. Garrett
Funeral services for Thomas J. Garrett of 7 House Ave. were held from Joseph A. O'Bryan Funeral Home and St. Patrick's Church with a Requiem High Mass celebrated by Rev. John F. Walsh. Bearers were Robert F. Hinman John V. Dundon Robert J. Garrett and J. Sanford Scott. Burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery with Rev. Peter V. Kranch officiating.
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Thomas J. Garrett
House Ave
Joseph A. O'Bryan
St. Patrick’s Church
John F. Walsh
Robert F. Hinman
John V. Dundon
Robert J. Garrett
J. Sanford Scott
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Peter V. Kranch
Petty Officers Club to Nominate Candidates Next Month
Two states of candidates will preside as elections are held next month. The Navy Petty Officers Club building committee, chaired by James F Casey, will submit plans for spring projects at a meeting at the rooms on Second Street. Capt. William Wade Allen will oversee refreshments.
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James F. Casey
Day of the Navy
Jackson
Mit
William Pm
William Wade
Allen
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