Scotch Pine Christmas Trees For Sale In Grafton
Scotch Pine trees available in various sizes for wholesale or small to medium lots. Located in Grafton. Phone 279 3277 for orders or information.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1967
Page
13
Scotch Pine trees available in various sizes for wholesale or small to medium lots. Located in Grafton. Phone 279 3277 for orders or information.
Mrs. Mary K. Morgan formerly Riley of 311 Gage St Bennington Wisconsin died Sunday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She was widow of Francis Morgan a former herd sman at Fillmore Farms Old Bennington. Born in Ireland she settled in Bennington April 28 1906. Survivors include a half sister Mrs Clara Oakes Hinsdale Massachusetts. Funeral arrangements and church services noted for Mary Riley and other family. Also listed are William E Dwyer 65 of Pownal died Sunday at Putnam Memorial Hospital with services at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home. Entombment Park Lawn Cemetery Chapel. Survivors include two sisters Miss Margaret A Riley and Mrs Eugene Driscoll and a brother Philip Riley. Also listed Mrs Ansis Vitenbergs 41 mother of Ivars Vitenbergs Ballston Lake died Sunday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Born in Kuldiga Latvia she was married June 17 1934 to Mr Vitenbergs and worked at Tansitor Electronics Old Bennington. Survivors include husband son two daughters and four grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held at family convenience.
Emmeline Faith 51 of 13931 7th Ave died at Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. Widow of John F. Faith Sr. survived by two daughters, a son, her mother, siblings and other relatives. Funeral 9 am Thursday from Parker Bros. Memorial Watervliet then 9:30 am Mass at St Patrick's Church. Interment St Patrick's Cemetery.
The estate of 85 year old Prof Edwin A Fessenden former head of mechanical engineering at RPI was estimated at over 100000 with 10000 bequests to three children Mary Washburn James Fessenden and Eleanor Squires and the residue to his widow Louise Fessenden excertrix. Attorney Smith Pattison Sampson Jones represents the estate. Also probated was Charles Fausel's will with 5500 personal and 10000 jointly owned property. widow Irene Fausel named executrix and sole beneficiary.
Anthony J. Cioffi Jr of 8801 Third Ave lifelong Troy resident died yesterday at St Marys Hospital after a long illness. He was married to Mary Carmel Palladino and survived by daughter Mary Jo and sisters Theresa and Catherine, all of Troy. Funeral Thursday 8 45 a m from Doran Funeral Home and 9 30 a m from St Augustine Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment in St Marys Cemetery.
Mayor James A Murphy backs a charter revision that would appoint a fulltime administrator via council approval, require department heads from a civil service list, and limit council members from heading departments. He favors electing a fulltime mayor rather than parttime with a fulltime administrator.
Mayor Murphy urges reform including a fulltime administrator at $18,000, longer terms, a single tax district, and a nonpartisan or partisan form vote. He criticizes the supervisor’s role, favors closer council communication, and proposes transferring vital statistics and creating a Utilities Department.
The notice combines a Thruway Authority sale of an asset with a public probate summons. It lists bid opening details, locations for bid forms, and right to waive formalities. Also included are a surrogate court probate filing for Margaret M. Connery and other notices about tariff changes and lost items.
In New Delhi police plan to phase out 3000 horse drawn carriages amid traffic chaos claims. The push targets a cleaner city streets and reduced congestion as authorities set dates for the transition.
Ha and Hy Company unit of 1st Brigade 27th Armored Division NYNG held drill at Troy Armory. Promotions awarded to Sfc Ronald F. Golinski Sgt John M. Costantini Sp 5 William P. Berrigan and Sp 4 Thomas Mayback. Brigade staff Capt Louis P. Gaus and Capt Leo C. Daley taught map reading. Annual PT test conducted. Commander Thomas M. Walsh announced Armory memorial plans honoring Lt Col William J. O'Brien and Sgt Thomas A. Baker Medal of Honor recipients. Baker medal not shown. Holiday party plans noted. next drills set for Jan 6 and 7.
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