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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1969

Page

3

Fred Vogel Dies Retired Rensselaer Policeman At 82

Fred Vogel 82 of 841 6th St Rensselaer a retired patrolman known for traffic duty near St Johns Academy Herrick and East Streets died Friday in St Peters Hospital after a brief illness He served in World War II and worked 30 years as a foreman at the New York Central Yards He was a communicant of St Johns Church and honorary member of the Rensselaer Police Department Funeral Tuesday 845 am from Lyons Funeral Home and 930 am at St Johns Church with interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

Fred Vogel 6Th St Rensselaer St. John’s Academy Herrick East Streets St. Peter’s Hospital Mr. Vogel Plattsburgh New York Central St. John’s Church Rensselaer Police Department PBA Katherine McGraw Vogel William J. Lyons Jr Washington Ave Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

Old Timers Night Set By LOOF

Farmers and Mechanics Lodge LOOF of Rensselaer will hold old timers night Thursday with a 7 p.m. corned beef and cabbage dinner and an 8 15 p.m. meeting. Members with 30 plus years of service will be saluted including Diamond pins for George W Brown for 60 years and Webster A Shultis for 50 years. Brown is a retired plumber and has 70 years of church affiliation with First Baptist Church of Rensselaer.

Mrs. Helen Middleton obituary in Rensselaer

Mrs. Helen McCoy Middleton of 1744 7th St Rensselaer died Friday at Albany Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was a member of Broadway United Methodist Church. Survived by husband Morris F. Middleton. Funeral Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. from William J. Rockefeller Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas R. Riston Jr. officiating. Interment Elmwood Cemetery West Sand Lake.

Helen Middleton Helen McCoy Middleton Morris F. Middleton 7Th St Rensselaer Albany Memorial Hospital Broadway United Methodist Church William J. Rockefeller 2Nd Ave Thomas R. Riston Jr Elmwood Cemetery West Sand Lake

Troy Boys Club Forms House Basketball Leagues

Andrew Semansco announces at 7 p.m. the Troy Boys Club will form Junior 12 to 14, Intermediate 15 to 17, and Senior over 18 house leagues. Inter-Agency and City League teams also will be formed. contact Robert Gordon or Len Librizzi for details.

Andrew Semansco Troy Boys Club Robert Gordon Len Librizzi

Two False Alarms Reported in Rensselaer City

Two false alarms were sounded Saturday night in Rensselaer. Firemen from Pumpers 2 4 and Truck 1 responded to both calls. The first came from Box 311 Broadway and Tracy Street at 7 10 p m the second from Box 412 Manor Park near the high school at 9 45 p m Police are investigating both alarms.

Rensselaer Pumpers Broadway Tracy Street Manor Park

Mrs Black to Speak at Gift Service at First Baptist

Mrs Kenneth Black of Scotia first vice president of the American Baptist Convention will headline the annual white gift service at First Baptist Church of Rensselaer on December 14 at 5 pm. Monetary gifts go to the upstate Baptist Home in Oneonta and to disadvantaged Rensselaer children selected by teachers. The Singing Friars of St Anthony's Seminary will perform.

Kenneth Black Scotia American Baptist Convention First Baptist Church of

Education Board To Meet Tonight in Rensselaer

The Rensselaer Board of Education meets Monday at 7 30 p m at the board office in city hall with John J Malone presiding. Joseph V Reilly superintendent of schools will give a report and make certain recommendations.

Rensselaer Board of Education Board City Hall John J. Malone Joseph V. Reilly

Pancake and Sausage Breakfasts Planned by East Greenbush Fire

The East Greenbush Fire Company on Hays Road will host Sunday pancake and sausage breakfasts from 7 to 11 a.m. at the fire station.

East Greenbush

Rutland Man Arrested on DWI and Larceny Charges

Dennis Farrell, 22, of 16 Evelyn Street Rutland Vermont, was arrested early Saturday on driving while intoxicated and petty larceny charges. He backed his vehicle from a garage into Third Street near Jefferson Street, hit a parked car owned by Joseph Manny, fled the scene, and was later captured. The larceny charge concerns a policeman's badge. He was remanded to Rensselaer County Jail in $500 bail per charge before Troy Police Court appearance.

Dennis Farrell Evelyn St Rutland Farrell Third Street Jefferson Street Joseph H. Manny 3Rd St Rensselaer County Troy

Rites Conducted For Mr Walsh

Funeral services for Edward M. Walsh former Troy Public Works employee were held Saturday from John A. Tower Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church. A Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev Edward H. Gilmour. Interment followed at St Mary's Cemetery Troy with Father Gilmour officiating.

Edward M. Walsh Department of Public Works City of Troy John A. Tower 5Th Ave St. Francis de Sales Church Edward H. Gilmour Charles G. Burns Joseph F. Reilly John J. McGraw Nelson Ward Jackson D. Dennis Howard H. Campbell St. Mary’s Cemetery Father Gilmour

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