Castleton Farmer F N Lemka Dies at 78
Frederick N Lemka a longtime Castleton area farmer died at home after a long illness at 78. He was a member of East Greenbush Reformed Church East Greenbush Grange and director of the Capital District Regional Market. Survived by wife Jessie M Mead two daughters two sons a sister and 15 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from Gordon Funeral Home East Greenbush with Rev Chester Chilton officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery Castleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Lemka
Brookview Road
Castleton
Lemka
East Greenbush
Bradenton
Fla
Raymond W., Lemka
Edward Mann
Gordon Fneral
Chester Chilton
East Greenbush Reformed Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Fire unit to host spaghetti and meatball supper
Firemen of Pumper 3 of East Herrick Streets Rensselaer will hold a spaghetti and meatball supper at the fire house to close their winter social program. A cocktail hour runs 7 to 8 PM, followed by the meal prepared by Mrs. Olivette D'Ambrose. Alex Lombardi and William Carney serve as cochairmen. reservations close tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pumper 3
E.P. Matt Hose Co
Rensselaer
Herrick
Olivette D'Ambrose
Alex Lombardi
William Carney
Schodack Fire Unit Plans Six Week Pump Operation Course
The South Schodack Volunteer Fire Co will run a six week course on Single Company Course Pump Operation starting today at 7 30 pm Carl O'Brien of Center Brunswick named state instructor Chief Harry Duncan invites all area volunteers to attend the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Schodack Volunteer Fire Co
Carl O'Brien
Center Brunswick
Harry Duncan
Whitbeck Dies at 84 Retired New York Central Engineer
James F. Whitbeck Sr. 84 of 934 Broadway Rensselaer died Monday at Albany Memorial Hospital after sudden illness. A retired engineer with New York Central Railroad he was an honorary member of Farmers and Mechanics Lodge Odd Fellows and a member of Capitol District Railroad Pensioners Club and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers. Survived by wife Ethel Brockett daughter Edith Van Gelder son James F. Whitbeck Jr brother Frank Whitbeck seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are from William J Rockefeller Funeral Home 8 Second Ave Rensselaer with interment at Elmwood Cemetery West Sand Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Whitbeck Sr
Broadway
Rensselaer
New York Central Railroad
Albany Memorial Hospital
Farmers and Mechanics Lodge, Odd Fellows
Ethel Brockett
Edith W. van Gelder
James F. Whitbeck Jr
Frank Whitbeck
William J. Rockefeller
Second
Ave
Will
Kevin
Elmwood
West Sand
Lake
Diamonds for April births and a spring collection
A discussion on diamonds highlighting April birth symbolism and luck, linking the gem to spring brightness and marital fortune. The piece then invites readers to view a spring collection of diamond jewelry, claiming a diamond is forever and for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
District Meetings Set In Local Schools And Groups
Several community meetings are listed including Little Red School District meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the gold room Van Rensselaer Manor with budget discussion and trustee election. Cub Pack 30 meets today at 7 30 p m Wynantskill Elementary School for rank advancement. Midweek prayer service is at 7 30 p m Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Rev Weakiob. Dorcas Society meeting canceled. Overseas Veterans division V F W Gearholt Rehm Post meets tomorrow at 8 30 p m post rooms under William Sagendorf. Choral rehearsals at First Reform Church today with Chancel Choir 6 30 p m and Senior Choir 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little, Red
North
Greenbush
van Rensselaer,Manor
J. Leslie Wertz
Board of Trustees
Wynantskill
Robert Roseberger
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Stanley
Dorcas Society
Overseas Veterans Division
Gearholt Rehm Post
VFW
William A. Sagendorf
First Reformed Church
Grafton Weekend Visits and Local School Events
Grafton residents guests from Wil liamstown and Danbury spent weekends with local families. Mrs. C Gardner flew to Boston on April 14 to visit her daughter at Katherine Gibbs School. The Education Commission meets evening at the Methodist Church. The senior and junior chorus rehearse tomorrow. St. John Francis Regis Church holds services today at 9 am. The Grafton Youth Commission plans a teen movie at the elementary school at 7 pm with a record hop to 11 pm. Sunday shows Snow White and the Three Stooges at 2 pm for younger group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brown
Wand
Danbury
Commission On Education
Methodist Church
St. John Francis Regis
atQam
Grafton Youth Commission
Grafton
Snow White and the
Three Stooges
Bus Involved In Route 43 Crash Near Averill Park
A West Sand Lake woman was injured in a two car collision on Route 43 near Averill Park as a school bus was hit at the same spot yesterday morning. The icy curve and ensuing multi vehicle crash involved James Bashford and Georgena Patti among others. Patty was cited for failure to keep right. Several passengers, including school children, were checked but none reported injuries. Bashford and Patti were hospitalized with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sand Lake
Averill Park
Averill. Park High School
Jaeous
Althe Bashford
Sand Lake
Cule
Gary Gardner
Avern
Park
Colleen Burnett
RD 2
James O'Donnell
Werger
Bashford
O'Donnell
Georgena L. Patti
Averill Park-West
James Bashford
Gay Bashford
Aken
Samaritan Hospital
Robert Luraas
She Sand Lake
Miss Moore Dies Retired Cluett Aide at 153 Fifth Ave
Miss Helen M. Moore of 153 Fifth Avenue died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. A native of the South End she attended St Joseph's Academy and worked at Cluett Peabody & Co until retirement. Surviving is sister Miss Margaret Moore of Troy. Funeral Friday at 9 a.m. from McLoughlin Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m. Requiem Mass at St Patrick's Church. Interment in St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Moore
5Th Ave
Samaritan Hospital
South End
St. Joseph’s Academy
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
St. Patrick's Church
Margaret Moore
Troy
McLoughlin Funeral
Glen and
Sixth Avenues
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Data Processing Unit Tours New York State Works Bureau
A Data Processing Unit from the Hudson Mohawk Chapter of the DMA toured the Bureau of Electronic Data Processing at the New York State Department of Public Works in Albany. The bureau handles computerized control for planning, engineering, research, maintenance, and administration in highway construction and other public works contracts valued over $1 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson-Mohawk
Data Processing Management Association
Bureau of Electronic Data Processing
New York State Department of ‘Public Works
Bureau
IDPW
State Office Building
Albany
Sing Out Sets Three May Shows in Troy area
The cast of Sing Out Upstate League of Troy announces three May shows starting May 18 and plus an outdoor date. Nearly 100 young actors from 15 colleges and schools rehearse at St Joseph's Church Hall and Troy High School gym. The program features the patriotic musical Upstard Mountain with a 75 minute runtime. Proceeds support Scouting and community service in Rensselaer and Saratoga counties.
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League of Troy
Sudset
Mohican Council
Boy Scouts
Ac Aities
Nation
Agee Agen
The
St.Jents
Joseph’s
Church Hall
Troy
Troy High
WilApnadinnes Inchington
Narte of War
Lackey Heads Grafton VFW Post for Third Year
William J. Lackey of Grafton was elected commander of Carner Etman Smith Post VFW of Grafton for the third consecutive year. Officers include Lawrence C. Jensen Jr. senior vice commander Donald L. Wagar junior vice commander Stanton Burdick quartermaster S Kenneth Van derhoef chaplain James B. OBrien Eagle Mills trustee for three years. A large workday assembled for building. next session Sunday at 8 am to finish roofing. Post meeting set for May 4 at 8 pm with Laurance Beaupied installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Lackey
Grafton
Carner
Etman
Smith Post
VFW
Lawrence C. Jensen Jr
Donald L. Wagar
Stanton Burdick
O' Grafton
S. Kenneth Vanderhoef
James B. O’brien
Eagle Mills
Laurance Beaupied
Chaplin Awarded West German Culture Prize
Charlie Chaplin receives the West German Trade Union Federation culture prize for 1967 worth $5,000 in Dusseldorf. The honor recognizes his contributions to cinema and culture amid postwar Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Dusseldorf
Germany
Charlie Chaplin
Trade Union Federation
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J. F. Whitbeck
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Ther
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Williamstown
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Alice Downey
Shart
Fediral
James Mohan
Snyders Lake Road
Te Kee Aneto de Eae
Miss Moore
Cluett
St. Joseph's Academy
Alith
Saratoga Counties
Bany
Catholic Women’s Service
Lackey Heads
VFW Post
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PTLY
Wem
State Opticians
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Colonie Center
Men’s Famous Maker
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Ono
AYWAR
Timely Clothes
van’ Heusen
Seven Seas
Daks Farah
Slacks
Webster Gasuals
Daks
Palm Beach
Kalamazoo
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