Three Injured In Watervliet Traffic Crashes
Two separate weekend accidents in Watervliet left three area residents and a Massachusetts man with injuries. James Lowe and Christopher Meither, both treated for head injuries, were released from St Marys Hospital. Lorra ine Ross and Romeo Thompson suffered shoulder injuries from a chain reaction crash involving James Daily and others, later treated and released from Albany Medical Center Hospital. Police investigations were led by Officers Beston, Michassou, Dunham, and Gerry Beston.
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Area
Massachusetts
Christopher Meither
Dean St
Schenectady
James E. Lowe
Woodland Rd
West Concord
Mass
Lowe
Norman G. Ziler
Pawling Ave
Troy
Meither
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ziter
Second Avenue
25Th Street
Robert Beston
Joseph Michassou
Watervliet
Lorraine Ross
Hudson Ave
Albany
Romeo
Thompson
James Daily
Sheridan Ave
Robert Palmer
Craig St
Alan T. Mayo
Apprentices To Be Feted Wednesday At Watervliet Arsenal
New machinist trainees in Class No. 51 who began their four year apprenticeship in July will be welcomed at a Watervliet Arsenal Apprentice Association meeting at 7 30 p m in the arsenal restaurant. Speaker William Donnelly from class No. 37 will discuss Apprenticeship Your Key to the Future. President Stanley Willis will lead a brief business session and plans for next year including officer elections will be discussed. David Carhart vice president is directing program arrangements.
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Watervliet Arsenal Apprentice Association
Arsenal
William Donnelly
Association
Stanley Willis
David Carhart
Explorer Post 77 Tapout at Rotary Center
Explorer Post 77 sponsored by the United Methodist Church attended the Order of the Arrow tapout at the Rotary Scout Training Center. Tapped were Adam Watson Paul Murphy and Peter Cutullo. Jim Coughlin an Eagle Scout received his silver palm the highest ranking scout in the post and will attend the meeting this week.
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United Methodist Church
Order of the Arrow
Rotary Scout Training Center
Adam Watson
Paul Murphy
Peter Cutullo
Jim Coughlin
Church Notices In Watervliet United Methodist
Watervliet United Methodist Church schedules choir rehearsal tonight at 7 30 p m indicating a renewal of weekly worship group activity in the city’s religious calendar.
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Watervliet
United Methodist
Auto Insurance for Youth by Charles J Ellett & Son
Young drivers face high costs and coverage gaps. Charles J. Ellett & Son offers affordable auto insurance with a flexible finance plan. Located at 747 2nd Avenue North Troy, five blocks south of J. M. Fields. Call 235-3500 anytime.
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Charles J. Ellett & Son
2Nd Avenue
North
Troy
J. M. Fields
Former RPI Instructor Appointed Albany County Director
Michael D. Sugarman, former RPI instructor and ex cochair of NAACP labor and industry committees, is named first executive director of Albany County Opportunity Inc. at an $11,200 salary. He now teaches English at Skidmore College and has held AAUP membership and roles with SANE in Saratoga County.
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Michael D. Sugarman
RPI
Albany County Opportunity, Inc
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Sugarman
Labor and Industry Committee
NAACP
Troy
Political Action Committee
Skidmore
American Association of University Professors
SANE
Saratoga County
Sage To Offer Purchasing Class Nights
Sage College in Albany offers an Industrial Purchasing course in the evening division. It runs 15 Tuesday sessions from September 19 to 7:40 p.m. under J Dukehart Chesney of Huyck Felt Co. Topics cover procurement, budgets, and price policies with details at 258 State St Albany.
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Russell Sage College
Albany
J. Dukehart Chesney
Huyck Felt Co
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Sage
State St
Desmond Named Assistant Superintendent for Green Island District
Thomas J. Desmond is appointed assistant superintendent for business affairs of the Union Free School District of Green Island. He has eight years teaching social studies at Heatly School and has served as acting business manager for a year. Desmond, a Siena College graduate with a master’s from SUNY Albany, resides in Cohoes with his wife and six children.
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Thomas J. Desmond
Union Free School
Green Island
Board of Education
William S. Dowieson Jr
Desmond
Heatly School
Siena College
State University At Albany
Hean
Cohoes
Hoosick Falls Man Injured In Bar Brawl
Dennis M. Bromiski, 21, of Hoosick Falls, was hospitalized after a fight at Five Flys in Walloomsac. He suffered facial lacerations from a bottle strike by William A. Senecal, 22, of Adams, Mass. Senecal was charged with third degree assault, arraigned, posted $100 bail, and will appear before Judge Restino tomorrow.
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Dennis M. Bromiski
Mechanic St
Hoosick
Five Flys
Walloomsac
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
William A. Senecal
Gillead St
Adams
Mass
Senecal
Brunswick
Town of
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Restino
Stolen car recovered after Troy police chase
Troy police recovered a stolen auto after a chase along Eagle Street and Hoosick Street. Occupants fled on Liberty and Farrell Roads leaving one shoe behind. Vehicle owned by Dean W. Dupree of 811 Federal St. State police aided the search with no immediate results.
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Troy
John J. Waters
William P. Miller
Eagle Street
10Th Street
Hoosick Street
Oakwood Avenue
Farrell Road
Liberty
Farrell Roads
Dean W. Dupree
Federal*St
Former Head of Hardware Firm Dies
Harry S. Carleton Sr. 83 long led Trojan Hardware Co. of Lansingburgh and later served as chairman. He died Saturday at Leonard Hospital after a daylong illness. Survived by wife Jessie, two sons Harry and E Bradley, a daughter, a brother, and five grandchildren. Funeral at Bryce Funeral Home with service at First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburgh and interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Harry S. Carleton Sr
Trojan Hardware Co., Inc
The
Leonard Hospital
Carleton
Fourth Ave
New York State Retail Hardware Dealers Association
Waterford
Lansingburgh
Trojan Hardware Co
Troy Ymca
Salvation Army
Troy Boys Club
First Presbyterian Church of
Pioneer Building Loan and Savings Association
United Commercial Travelers
Troy Kiwanis Club
Clinton Lodge
On This Day In History August 28 1967 Highlights
On this day in history United Press International notes events from 1833 when Britain banned slavery across the empire to 1922 when WEAF aired the first radio commercial. Also 1941 Japan sent a peace note to Roosevelt and 1963 saw a major anti segregation march in Washington. Born 1908 Roger Peterson. Theodore Roosevelt quote included.
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United Press International
Saturn
Mars
Roger Peterson
New York
WEAF
Japan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Robbed Bank for Medical Care Under Arthritis Strain
In Columbia South Carolina a 56 year old man named Roland Edward Harper confessed to robbing Citizens and Southern National Bank for $500. He claimed arthritis left him unable to work and believed imprisonment would provide food and medical care. Police say he waited in the bank lot for officers to arrive and all funds were recovered. If convicted, Harper faces five years to life.
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Columbia
S.C
Roland Edward Harper
Citizens
Southern National Bank
City
Harry Snipes
Harper
Funeral Rites For Fred C. Casey Held In Troy
Funeral services for Fred C. Casey former contractor and builder were conducted in Troy with a Solemn Requiem Mass at Baptiste Church. Rev. George Council led the service assisted by Deacon A Phillips and Subdeacon Rev. John J. Kelly. Bearers included Gordon L Banker Dean P Taylor and others. interment was at St Mary’s Cemetery with Rt Rev Msgr Gerald Mulqueen officiating.
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Nice
Fred C. Casey
Jean
Baptiste
Massily
Troy Common
George Council
A. Phillips
Harold A. Morning
Sartoris
St. Law
Rence's Church
John
J. Kelly
Little Sisters of the Poor
Gordon
L. Banker
Dean P. Taylor
Thomas J. Strang
Lewh Sperry
Bruce W. Hislop
John L. Fleming
Union National Bank
Democrats
The
Republicans
Brothers of LaSalle Institute
Troy Lodge of Elks
Troy Council
K. of C
LaSalle Cadet Regiment
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Phillips
T. Gérald Mulqueen
St. Bernard's’ Church
Cohoes
Schodack Landing Reformed Church to Sell Land
The Schodack Landing Reformed Church wins court approval to sell part of its Route 91 property at Schoolhouse Road in Schodack Landing north of the church where Sunday School rooms stood. Nassau Homes, Inc. will buy the land for 3500 dollars, church ownership dating to 1868. An order was filed in the Rensselaer County Clerk's Office signed by Acting Supreme Court Justice R Waldron Herzberg surrogate of Columbia County. The petition was signed by Rev. Marion Pennings, Earl G. Johnson, with Donald A. Walsh of Castleton as attorney.
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Schodack Landing
Nassau Homes, Inc
Rensselaer County
Supreme Court
R. Waldron Herzberg
Columbia
Marion Pennings
Earl G. Johnson
Donald
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