Four weekend Saratoga accidents prompt police probe
Saratoga Springs police investigated four weekend motor vehicle crashes with property damage and injuries. Virginia Reale and Frank Du Puis collided at Nelson and Lincoln, injuring two Reales but not seriously. A second rear end crash on Route 9 involved Rita Rooney and Frederick Yeackel, injuring Rooney and Patricia Donovan. A taxi driver, Gary Everleth, hit a tree on Woodlawn Ave to avoid a cat, injuring cab passenger Gus De Matteo. Yvonne Care lost control on Broadway, causing two parked cars to be damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Nelson and
Lincoln Avenues
Virginia Reale
Madison Ave
Colonie
Frank du Puis
Raymond St
Latham
Nelson Avenue
Carl Reale
Thresa Reale
Saratoga
Paul Cassier
Fred Clark
Rita C. Rooney
Third St
Troy
Frederick H. Yeackel
Andrews St
Yeackel
Rooney
Patricia Donovan
13Th St
Gary M. Everleth
Lake Ave
Perry's Taxi Co
Pitts
Alphonse Lambert
Grand Avenue
Broadway
Dairymen Attend Meeting On Dairy Communications
More than 75 area dairymen attended the Farm Bureau dairy committee meeting held at Schuylerville High School on Dairy Communications in the Jet Age. Elwood Arnold of Ballston chaired. Norma Allen Washington County dairy princess welcomed attendees. Don Tuttle of WGY spoke on New York dairy conditions and future trends. Gordon Conklin of American Agriculturist discussed Chicago milk marketing and northeast implications. A Q A session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Dairy Committee
Schuylerville
Saratoga
Washington
Rensselaer
Elwood Arnold
Ballston
Norma Allen
Washington County
Don Tuttle
WGY
New York State
Gordon Conklin
American Agriculturist
Chicago
Northeast
Local Families Vacation and Bereavement News
Misses Carol and Kathy Gon yea visit grandmother Mrs. Marion Guerin for two weeks before Hudson Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaFrance return from Hulett Landing after a week away. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Ross visit Syracuse relatives and return home. Miss Kaye Vanderwerker vacations with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gordon and children return from Rock Lodge Florida. Mrs. Gordon summoned to Herkimer by the death of her father Dominic Fortuneto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Kathy Gonyea
Marion Guerin
Hudson Falls
Robert LaFrance
Hulett Landing
Morgan Ross
Joseph Marcino
Syracuse
Kaye Vanderwerker
Fenwick Vanderwerker
Donald Gordon
Rock Lodge
Fla
Joseph Gordon
Herkimer
Dominic Fortuneto
Easton Notices: Training, Meetings Scheduled
Greenwich Mrs E H Norton lists Ralph H Briggs JP Easton attended a New York training for justices of the peace at St Lawrence University. The Wesleyan Circle of Easton Methodist Church meets Wednesday at Mrs Phyllis Riley’s home. The Woman's Society for Christian Service meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Mary Hungerford's home. Mrs Ella Briggs leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Briggs
Easton
New York State
St. Lawrence University
Judical Conference
Firm To Share Jarnings With Farmers
Greenwich area farmers who bought from the Greenwich Agway Feed and Farm store will share about $25,662 in patronage refunds. The Agway board grants a 1 percent national refund plus a 2 percent local Greenwich refund, totaling 3 percent for area members and about $2 saved per ton of feed and fertilizer. A 6 percent dividend on preferred stock adds $4,953 to farmer stockholders. The 1965 66 refund will be distributed late this fall after the fiscal year ends June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Area
Greenwich Agway
William Plummer
Agway Board of Directors
Greenwich
Agway
Funeral Held for Sheila Greenwood 12
Funeral services were held at Notre Dame des Victoires Church in Whitehall for Sheila Moran Greenwood 12 of AD 2 Whitehall who died Friday at Children’s Hospital Boston. She was a sixth grade student at Whitehall Central School and survived by her parents three sisters a brother and paternal grandmother. Interment followed at Our Lady of Angels Cemetery Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Des Victoires Church
Whitehall
Sheila Moran Greenwood
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Mass
Greenwood
John Greenwood
Whitehall Central School
Sharon
Pamela
Dorothy
John
Charlotte Willis
Ticonderoga
Our Lady of Angels Cemetery
Local Social Notes Share Visits and Travel Across States
Reports show multiple visits and travels including Mrs. Ann Miner of Saratoga Springs visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coffinger, Miss Jeanette Allen touring the Thousand Islands with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pafundi, and Blanche Zweighart of Yonkers visiting Miss Carol Coffinger. Edmund TeBordo and son Nicholas were removed from the critical list in Perry Sound Hospital, Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Miner
Saratoga Springs
Paul Coffinger
Jeanette Allen
Thousand Islands
Theodore Pafundi
South Granville
Blanche Zweighart
Yonkers
Carol Coffinger
Ruth Chessman
Concord
New Hampshire
Edwin Fisher
Millville
N.J
Lee H. Baker
Annandale
Hedges Lake
Perry Sound Hospital
Ontario
Canada
Theft from American Legion Home in Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs police investigate a Saturday morning $30 cash theft from the American Legion Home at 530 Broadway. Entry was gained by breaking a rear door glass. the money was taken from a bag behind the cash register. Det. Dominick Isolda leads the case. commander Frank Schimansky filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
American Legion
Broadway
Frank Schimansky
Dominick Isolda
SPCA Plans Sixth Annual Horse Show
The Washington County SPCA will hold its sixth annual Horse Show on August 28 at 11 a.m. at the Cambridge Saddle Club grounds Route 22. Proceeds support the Building Fund for a new Animal Shelter on SPCA property Route 4 near Fort Edward. Kenneth Sheldon of Hudson Falls invites participation and donations. programs sent to riding clubs and interested individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
SPCA
Cambridge Saddle Club
Fort Edward
Kenneth Sheldon
Hudson Falls
J. S. Dennis Dies Former Bennington Leader at 78
James Shepard Dennis 78 longtime Bennington civic leader and Fillmore Farms executive died Sunday in Zurich. He served as Bennington College trustee, hospital corporator president, Colgate and University Circle member, and contributed to Northern League Baseball rights. Survivors include his wife two daughters a sister and nine grandchildren. Memorial service planned in Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shepard Dennis
Bennington
Fillmore Farms, Inc
James C. Colgate
Zurich
Switzerland
Dennis
Bennington College
Putnam Memorial Hospital Corporators
First National Bank of
Colgate University
First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
Orange
N. J
Hill School
Pottstown
Princeton University
Harvard Law School
University Club
New York City
James C. Colgate & Co
International Minerals & Metals Corp
Harry A. Love
Baltimore
Robert H. Burrows
Greenwich
Skidmore Professor Publishes Bodet Spanish Volume
Skidmore College professor Sonja P. Karsen has prepared a 312 page Madrid published book of Jaime Torres Bodet works. The Spanish text draws from over 40 years of Bodet writing, including prose, criticism, a novel excerpt and speeches with a 63 page introduction and bibliography. Principal distribution targets Spain and Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaime Torres Bodet
Sonja P. Karsen
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Spain
Madrid
Bodet
Latin America
Mrs. Ida F Canfield Probate Details Eleven Beneficiaries
The will of Mrs. Ida F. Canfield of West Sand Lake names eleven beneficiaries including Trinity Lutheran Church and several neighbors. She died July 9 1965 leaving about 7000 dollars with Lawrence Canfield as residue heir. Charles J Werger named executor. Also admitted probate was the Weyell will with bequests and residuary legatee Margar et L McPhee and executor James S Millen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida F. Canfield
West Sand Lake
A. Franklin Mahoney
Canfield
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Ruth T. Miller
Laurel Warner
Carl Wicks
Maybelle Schwartz
iPauline Hastings Lawrence
Barbara Kingsbury
Lillie Snyder
Marion S. Blake
Pawling Ave
Alice Leahy
Watervliet
Lawrence Canfield
Charles J. Werger
Ida M. Weyell
Rensselaer
Negotiations At GE Seen By Aug 18
GE faces a negotiate by date of August 18 with the IUE AFL-CIO representing about 10 000 Schenectady workers and 70 400 nationally The IUE refuses pre negotiation talks over joint bargaining with seven other unions GE calls the coalition tactic illegal Philip D Moore GE chief labor negotiator urges talks while two legal cases unfold If no deal by August 18 delays could push talks into early October with no progress toward a settlement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Afl-Cio
IUE
Schenectady
Philip D. Moore
National Labor Relations Board
Moore
Mohawk Valley Cat Fanciers Show at Saratoga Sept 10
The ninth annual cat show sponsored by Mohawk Valley Cat Fanciers will be held at the state armory in Saratoga Springs on September 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Valley Cat Fanciers
State Armory
Saratoga Springs
Cooler Weather With Showers Expected In Troy Area
The Weather Bureau forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms today in the Troy area with highs near 80. Showers ease tonight, then fair cooler conditions arrive tomorrow and persist through the week with near normal temps. Tonight’s low around 60, tomorrow’s high in the 70s. Record highs and lows for the date were 95 and 46, set in 1917, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Weather Bureau
Marine Dies Of Wounds In Viet Nam From Da Nang Battle
Cpl. Ronald F. Hock of New Baltimore died of wounds received in Viet Nam a day before his 22nd birthday. He had not met his 10 month old son, Mark Thomas. Wounded July 16 at Da Nang, he died at Clark Air Base Hospital in the Philippines. His widow Valerie and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hock, live in New Baltimore. His father said the family learned only what papers reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald F. Hock
New Baltimore
Viet Nam
Cpl
Hock
Mark Thomas
da Nang
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Valerie
Raymond Hock
Boy 4 Rescued After Head Caught in Car Window
At 3 55 p m yesterday in Rensselaer a four year old boy named Michael McGovern had his head caught by a car window at 920 First Street. Rescue crews revived him and he was taken to Albany Memorial Hospital for observation. Police say the child climbed into a station wagon and the window rose onto his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Police Dept
First St
Rensselaer
Michael McGovern
James T. McGovern
Albany Memorial Hospital
Albany Motor Ambulance
General Aniline to Acquire Hall Harding in $13 Million Deal
The British government approved General Aniline & Film Corporation's purchase of Hall Harding Ltd of London marking a major sale over 13 million dollars. Government clearance allows the cash transaction and full control to pass to GAF on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aniline & Film Corporation
Hall Harding, Ltd
London
United Kingdom
Hall Harding
GAF
City Clerk Reports July Licenses and Notices
City Clerk Harry H. Beaudin Jr. submitted a July report noting 72 fishing licenses 3 hunting licenses 2 combination licenses issued and 12 wedding license applications. No births or deaths were recorded as most occur in Albany or Troy hospitals. Big game party hunting permits expire Aug 27 and are available at city hall during office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Beaudin Jr
John H. Warden
Albany
Troy
Beaudin
City Hall
First Baptist School Set For Aug 15 24
Rev. Robert B. Hanley announced that a daily vacation church school will run August 15 to 24 in Fellowship Hall. Classes meet 9 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday with Bible study, arts and crafts. Hanley will be superintendent with volunteer aides. Open to nursery through junior high ages. other denominations invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hanley
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Hanley
Mrs Baker Dies longtime school district matron
Mrs. Mary C. Gilder Baker 55 of 14 Main Ave Sherwood Park Rensselaer died Saturday at Albany Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness She was born in Ireland and lived here 45 years widow of Edward Baker employed as a matron in East Greenbush Central School District She survived by son Terence Baker daughter Mrs William Kramer two brothers five sisters and 10 grandchildren Funeral from Lasak Funeral Home Albany and St Marys Church with a Requiem High Mass Interment in St Agnes Cemetery Menands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Gilder Baker
Main Ave
Sherwood Park
Rensselaer
Albany Memorial Hospital
Ireland
Edward Baker
William Kramer
Francis J
Joseph P. Gilder
Patricia Sullivan
Maryann Gilder
Bernard Dzikas
Edward Kocienski
Frank Dembrosky
Lasak Funeral
Northern Blvd
Albany
Harris dies at 54 in Rensselaer
Thomas E. Harris 54 of 3 Aiken Ave. Rensselaer, a bookkeeper for R H Moch Movers and WWII Army veteran, died in Albany Memorial Hospital after a three day stay. Survived by wife Mildred Klender and two children Patricia Ann and Thomas J Harris. Funeral from William J Rockefeller Funeral Home and St Johns Church, interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Harris
Aiken Ave
Rensselaer
R. H. Moch
Albany Memorial Hospital
St. John’s Church of
Renselaer
Mildred Klender
Patricia Ann
Thomas J. Harris
Adah A. Aiken
Mrs Henry Venema obituary noted Rensselaer ties
Mrs Henry Venema formerly Marsha Huizing of 54 John St Rensselaer died yesterday at Albany Medical Center after a long illness. A Netherlands native she came to the U S long ago and worked at Watervliet Arsenal during World War II. Survived by husband two daughters a son six grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m tomorrow at Thomas A Sherwood Funeral Home Rensselaer with Rev Robert Flechtner officiating Interment Blooming Grove Rural Cemetery DeFreestville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Venema
Marsha Huizing
John St
Rensselaer
Albany Medical Center
Netherlands
Watervliet Arsenal
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walter Michalski
Robert Smith
Harry Venema
Thomas A. Sherwood
Partition St
Robert O. Flechtner
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Blooming Grove Rural Cemetery
DeFreestville
Victor Borge Charms Colonie in All New Seven Day Run
Copenhagen comic Victor Borge opened a seven day run at Colonie Summer Theater drawing large audiences with his familiar quips and musical humor. He shared the stage with Leonid Hambro in duets while French ballet stars Claire Lambert and Michael Bruel delivered strong solo turns though stage blocking limited view at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Borge
Miss Stein
Rose
Copenhagen
Colonie Summer Theater
Borge
LBJ
Gentleman Bird
Lady Bird
Mynah Birds
Leonid Hambro
Aquarium Owner C A Phillips Dies at 69
Clifford A. Phillips 69 of 250 Third St a Ludlow Valve Co retiree and tropical fish shop operator died suddenly yesterday at Samaritan Hospital. Coroner ruled natural causes. Survived by wife Corina Lansing son Armand and one grandson. Funeral at Leahy Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced. Interment in St. Jean's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Phillips
Third St
Ludlow Valve Co
Samaritan Hospital
Robert Higgins
Canada
Mr. Phillips
Troy
St. Jean's Church
Corina A. Lansing
Armand A. Phillips
Leahy Funeral Home
St. Jean’s Cemetery
Walter C. Story Dies in Bennington VT
Walter C. Story 73 a World War I veteran died Sunday at the Vermont Soldiers Home Bennington Vermont after a long illness He was a Jerico Vermont native educated in northern Vermont schools and entered military service from Burlington Vermont serving with Company K 42nd Infantry Division U S Army No immediate survivors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Story
Vermont Soldiers Home
Bennington
Jerico
Mr. Story
Vermont
Burlington
42Nd Infantry Division
U. S. Army
Kingston Woman Held As Vagrant
Miss Elizabeth Prosser, 24, of 8 Sterling St Kingston was arrested yesterday afternoon on a vagrancy charge by Patrolmen Peter J Magnetto and Adam Nowakowski of the radio patrol. She was lodged in Rensselaer County Jail pending arraignment in Police Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Prosser
Sterling St
Kingston
Peter J. Magnetto
Adam Nowakowski
Radio Patrol
Rensselaer County
Wallace Dies at 39 in Tomhannock Home
James R. Wallace of Tomhannock died suddenly at his home. Dr. Charles H. Sproat pronounced death and Coroner Anthony E. Matera ruled natural causes after noting prior illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Wallace
Tomhannock
Charles H. Sproat
Valley Falls
Anthony E. Matera
Wallace
Jury Panel Draw Under Judiciary Law in Rensselaer County
Under Section 669 of the Judiciary Law the undersigned, with the Sheriff and County Judge, will draw a panel of Trial and Grand Jurors at the Commissioner of Jurors Office at 9:00 A.M. on August 6, 1966, for the County Court term in Rensselaer County New York. Grand Jurors report September 7 1968 at 12 noon. Commissioner Lawrence D Meyer dated August 2 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Law
Rensselaer
New York
Lawrence
Meyer
Fear Trade Break Threat to Japan China Mercantile Ties
TOKYO AP reports Japan bans a Chinese Communist official invited to a Hiroshima conference against nuclear weapons, risking a $500 million annual trade with Red China. CASTEL GANDOLFO Italy AP notes former Vice President Nixon spoke 40 minutes with Pope Paul VI at the summer palace, Vatican sources say they likely discussed the Vietnam War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
China
Hiroshima
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Richard M. Nixon
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Viet Nam
Air Force launches 11th Minuteman 2 from Vandenberg
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California the Air Force launched its 11th Minuteman 2 intercontinental ballistic missile on a 5000 mile flight toward a distant Pacific Ocean target. In Newark New Jersey thieves stole about 150000 in uncut gems and jewelry from Henry Benz Jewelry Store near city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Upi
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Newark
N. J
City Hall
Henry Benz
Agricultural education must expand new dimensions says dean
State University executive dean Dr. Sebastian Martorana urged expanding agricultural education at a leaders institute in agricultural services and technical education. In New York Dist Atty Frank Hogan announced misdemeanor charges against 27 people linked to uninsured cars involved in recent Manhattan accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobleskill
N. Y
The
State University
Sebastian Martorana
New York
UPI
Dist. Atty
Frank Hogan
Hogan
Manhattan
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Myrtle de Lora
E. H. Norton
Sheila Greenwood
Salem
Wm. D. Graham
Howard C. Stearns, Jr
Danvers
Charles E. Holmes
Dale Munson
Rochester
Gary Munson
Adamsville
Byron H
Eaton
Probe Legion Theft
J. S. Dennis
Skidmore
William R. Browne
B. MacCullough
General Aniline
First Baptist School
T. E. Harris
By Howard Healy
C. A. Phillips
Aquarium
Mr. Wallace
Nixon
Pope Paul
AWB
State ST
Averill Park
Bernard Buergert
Cohoes
Leonard E. Reamer
Boght Corners
Sawyer Electric Co
Remsen St
Cropleyville
Alfred W. Wehren
R.D
Latham Christopher A. Curley
Troy-Schenectady Rd
Troy Albia Electric Co, Inc
Bill Fitzgerald
Douglas St
Gordon L, Hayes
Hoosick Electric Co
Fifth Ave
Langan Electric
Buckhee Rd
Morris Wiring Service
Sixth Ave
SAR General Contractor
Box
Stewart & Mackey Co
Prout Ave
H. J. Bonville
Leo F. Misiewski
Nardella
Salerno
Troy Arbit Furniture Co., Inc
River St
Ralph G. Feathers
Tenth St
Mooradian'’s Modern Home, Inc
West Land Lake
A. K. Wolfe, Inc
Cohoes Savings Bank
Marine Midland National Bank of Troy
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Ing, State Bank of Albany
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