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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
14
Sister Mary Keveny Memorial Academy hosts a college admission program sponsored by the College of Saint Hose and Marianne Leftus of the Capital District League of Nurses at 8 p.m. The event aims to inform students about college admissions and guidance resources.
A panel discussion titled Eastern Earthquakes aims to inform juniors and sophomores' parents about higher education options in the eastern United States. Speakers include Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gerald Mulqueen and David Hepp of Siena College admissions, noting the 1886 Charleston quake felt over 12 miles deep and its impact on perception of distant colleges.
Anthony L. Cerulli resigned as president of Cohoes old Fourth Ward Republican organization to focus on electing a Republican alderman from the new Third Ward. He will remain a committeeman and aid multiple GOP candidates, including mayor and assessors, as ward lines shift. Cerulli, 35, led the ward 1959 1985 bid failed. ward enrollment rose despite city wide GOP decline. Republicans meet tonight at 33 Remsen St to reorganize under new wards with J Willard Frament presiding.
Aides selected for the Spring CWV supper are named with committee heads including Frank Lavallee Raymond Johnston Andrew Doherty Joseph Sheen and Rose Audet. Funeral services were held yesterday for Miss Emeline A Marcil with Solemn Requiem Mass at St Marie's Church and burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. Dr James E McDonald Sr. is noted as the city’s most recent Republican mayor from 1919 to 1921.
Delegates and alternates to the department convention were named at a meeting of the auxiliary of Immaculate Conception Post CWV at Mrs Richard Dawkins home. Delegates for the Lake Placid convention May 17 21 include Mrs Keegan Mrs Berlin Mrs Fredette Mrs Dinan Mrs Parnaude Mrs O Connor Mrs Green and Mrs Grinon. Eighty two people will join a pilgrimage to the National Shrine in Washington DC with refreshments served after the session. Alternate names listed include Mrs Rose Grignon and Mrs Elizabeth Wright.
The highest population recorded in a census for Cohoes was 24,708, achieved in 1910. This figure marks the peak population level for the city in that census year.
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