Coroner Withholds Decision in Ballston Spa Death Case
Coroner Dr William Hickey of Saratoga County withholds an official ruling in the death of John Schaeffer 70 of Ballston Spa found in his garage about 9 pm. The body was taken to Lattimore funeral home for burial arrangements in Ballston Cemetery. The cause of death is pending further Saratoga County Sheriff's investigation and lab report from Albany. Survivors include wife Jennie, a brother Walter Shaeffer and a niece. Born in Ballston Spa October 3 1908 he worked as a meat cutter and at Ballston Stillwater Knitting Company.
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Wiliam Hickey
Saratoga Spritea
Saratoga County
John
Schacher
Rowland St
Ballston Spa
Sumlay
Shaeffer
Borsey
Sylvestter C. Shaeffer
Ballston
National Industrial Advisors Assn Meeting Speaker
John Scott, foreign correspondent and GE welder, will be principal speaker at the regwar meeting of the National Industrial Advone lisors Assn today at 7:30 p.m. at Wolfert's Roost Country Club in Albany. Scott earned a welders certificate in Schenectady in the early 1930s, then went to Russia for five years in industrial plants. He was purged in 1937 and remained in Moscow as a reporter with HAVAS.
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John Scott
Forr Schecucady GE Welder
National Industrial Advonelisors Assn
Pan
Wolfert’s Roost Country Club
Albany
Scott
Schenectady
Russia
Moscow
HAVAS
Schenectady Civil Service Fraud Found
The New York State Civil Service Commission reports an overall pattern of fraud in Schenectady County civil service exams from 1951 to 1956. About 35 results will be rescinded as state plans to void eligibility lists. three county commissioners will present Dec. 10 to oppose cancellations.
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Civil Service Commission
Schenectady
Hotterdam
Lean
C. White
Scotia Bike
William Payne
Schonetfady
State
Mons Day
Luther
Helden Pond Free Skating Opening Announced
Edward A. Wachter announces Helden’s Pond skating program with seven rinks, main 300 by 200 feet, lighting to enable night skating by tomorrow. Officials emphasize safe supervised skating, no admission fee, and cooperative operations across sections led by Mrs. Catherrlorans and White, with strict rules for stairs and skates.
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Helden
Khignin
Theelty
Edward A. Wachter
Helden's
McWavhtee
Jim Nine
Belden
Olluy
Wachter
Skale House
Catherrlorans
Skaling
Julia Bean Rites Held After Fall Injuries
Funeral for Miss Julia Bean of 362 Washington Street followed injuries from a fall at home. Services began at the Julia Mt. Healy Home and continued at St. Mary's Church with Solemn Requiem Mass. Rev. Haniel J. Markham officiated, with Rev. Ward Ly Ryan deacon and May, Ken Hook subdeacon, Agnes Sheers organist, and Margaret M. Alagleham soloist. Music included Sub Venite, Domine Jesu Christe, and In Paradisum. Bearers named, processional and offertory selections noted.
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Jula Bean
Washington St
Mias
Agnes
Sheers Wags
Reeves family attends funeral at St Marys and Mary's Church
Edward Reeves Sr and Edward Jr are noted in a funeral service with relatives including nephews and grandnephews. The Hosary Society of St Miss gan participates at St Marys. A bell tolls at the cemetery as pallbearers and church leaders conduct rites.
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Tiegves
Edward Reeves Sr
Edward Js Reeves Jr
Robert
Mary
Mather P. Reeves
Thaniay
Hosary Society
St. Miss Gan
Raymond G. Mary’s
Many's
Macklin
Alcohully
Raw Monday
Markham Ovage
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Troy
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Christias
Posner
Broadway
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Killy Karner
Bijou
Hleischwanns
Biti
Schenectady Civil Service
Fleischmann Bistiluing Corporation
New Yor City
Helden Pond
Enidvalln
Authiny
Alley
Paul
Department of Pub
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Frank
William H. Carr
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Julia Egan
Polaroid
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Syroco
Greater
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Troy Merchants
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T.C.S
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