St Francis de Sales Parish Centennial Celebrations Planned
St Francis de Sales parish marks a centennial with a Sunday Mass of Thanksgiving at noon September 10 led by Rev Nicholas J Fitzgerald. Apostolic administrator Most Rev Edward J Maginn will officiate a Monday 5:30 p.m. Mass and dinner dance at Mario’s Theatre Restaurant. A Tuesday 11 a.m. Mass for parents and children concludes the observance with parish choirs directed by George Tert and Sister Lucille John.
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St. Francis de Sales
Nicholas J. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Maginn
Albany Catholic Diocese
Mateo
George Tert
Lucille John
Hillside Hall to Close in Troy After 100 Years
Hillside Hall on Hanover Street, a scholasticate for the Brothers of the Christian Schools, will close permanently. Fifty six students transfer to De LaSalle College in Washington DC for their scholasticate. Directors B Raymond Weite and A Peter Stewart assume new posts at De LaSalle as faculty reassignment follows.
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Hillside Hall
Hanover Street
Brothers of the Christian Schools
de LaSalle College
Washington, D.C
B. Raymond Weitecamp
A. Peter Stewart
Troy Catholic Male Orphan Asylum
Hillside
Christian Brothers
Peter Havermans
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Academy
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Cecilian
The
Barnabas H. Callahan
LaSalle Institute
Troy
August Justin Duffy
St. Joseph's
Barrytown
C. Patrick Duffy
Manhattan College
Athanasius Gersits
LaSalle Academy
New York City
Bernard Noone
Trial Date Set in Landlord Tenant Case
In Troy Police Court Justice Timothy J. Fogarty set Thursday, Sept. 7 as the trial date for Joseph Vartanes sian of 444 Taylor Court on an assault charge. Defense counsel Paul Der Channesian stated no motions. Complainant is Elizabeth Purcell, tenant at 444 Taylor Court, alleging Vartanesian pushed a table at the Syeaway address, injuring her. Assistant District Attorney John J. Sweeney Jr. represented the People.
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Joseph Vartanessian
Taylor Court
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Paul der- Channesian
Elizabeth Purcell
Syeaway
Cohoes Firm Low Bidder For State Job
The State Public Works Department reported bids on several projects in Albany and Washington County. G. F. Werlime, Inc., of Cohoes, submitted the lowest bid of $3,230 to replace Door 261 at the State Capitol. Four bids were received. Reid Hill Painters, Amsterdam, offered $3,375 to rehabilitate and paint the interior of the assembly hall at Great Meadow Correctional Institution in Washington County.
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State Public Works Department
Albany
Washington County
G. F. Werlime, Inc
Cohoes
State Capitol
Reid Hill Painters
Amsterdam
Assembly Hall
Great Meadow Correctional Institution
Kentucky Was County County's Virginia origins and statehood
Kentucky was organized as a county of Virginia in 1776 and entered the Union as a state on June 1, 1792.
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Kentucky
Virginia
City Driver Draws Fine For Speeding
A Rensselaer man, Raymond V. Swartz Jr., 20, of 22 Academy St., was fined $25 in Police Court before Judge Laverne G. Lewis after pleading guilty to speeding on Columbia Street. Detective James Coogan arrested him. Police Chief Charles A. Stewart said the city is continuing its drive to curb traffic violations.
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Rensselaer
Laverne G. Lewis
Raymond V. Swartz Jr
Academy St
James Coogan
Columbia Street
Charles A. Stewart
Two Area Men Pass State Examination
Six candidates passed a civil service exam for assistant civil engineer design from 66 applicants. James P. Telfer of Rensselaer scored 89.3 and Percy B. Cotton of East Greenbush scored 87.3, with the position offering a salary from 8825 to 10670 dollars.
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Rensselaer County
James P. Telfer
6Th St
Rensselaer
Percy B. Cotton
Phillips Rd
East Greenbush
Guidance Office Opens Wednesday at Van Rensselaer High School
The guidance office will open daily from 8 30 a m to 4 p m beginning Monday. Transfer students must see Dr William F O'Brien before Sept 1 with a transcript or report card. Van Rensselaer elementary and Fort Crane students need not come before school starts.
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van Rensselaer High School
Lopen
William F. O’brien
O’brien
van Rensselaer Elementary
Fort Craile
Rensselaer Man Robbed by Four Attackers
Michael Malark of 1510 Second St in Rensselaer was robbed of 50 dollars early Wednesday by four unknown men in Albany. He says he was knocked down and dragged into an alley near Broadway and Van Tromp Street, just north of Albany Union Station. Police investigation continues.
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Michael Malark
Second St
Rensselaer
Albany
Malark
Broadway
van Tromp Street
Albany Union Station
Reporter Will Be On Vacation
William R. Browne, news reporter for Rensselaer, will take a two week vacation starting tomorrow. All items for the Rensselaer section should be sent to The Record Newspapers office in Troy or called into the Troy office at US 2.2000. He will resume duties on September 10.
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William R. Browne
Main Ave
Rensselaer
Record Newspapers
Troy
US 2
Browne
Daily Drunk List Missed in Anadarko Report
An Anadarko report says the Daily News dropped its daily listing of drunks in police court drawing a complaint from Publisher Wallace Kidd. A reader said he could not tell if he had relatives in town for last week's American Indian exposition.
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Anadarko, Okla
UPI
Wallace Kidd
Daily News
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