Foreclosure sale of Keveny Park area land in Schoharie?
Referee will sell March 20 3087 at the Westchester County Court in Troy New York premises described in a judgment of foreclosure. The property lies in Moray Park Town of Schoharie Rensselaer County NY bounded by Nassau Lake and Clark Waterbury, with a detailed metes and bounds description and survey by Clifford T McLean LR. The action involves Kenyon Helen T Keveny and related heirs, mortgage from Joseph J Kenyon to Anton Hauer, and a purchase money mortgage dated February 9 1967.
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Noreor Supreme Court
Neenlat County
Kenyon
Helen T. Inzon
Bila
David Hlarwin
Alice V. Irvin
Siteite Sacom Au Si Wadit Corporation
Noguye
Aule
Wade
Wertsnelast County
Troy
Newsselaer
State of New York
Moray Park
Scho+deuk
County of Rensselaer
New York
Innis
Clark Waterfury
Gall
Mavey Parks
Sait
Nassau Lakes
Nassau Lake
Clark Waterbury
Clifford T McLean
LR. Dort
Trwin
BAC
Diane
Stillwater
Cohoes
Keveny Memorial Academy
Keveny Yorker
Leonard Hospital Candy Stripers
Mae
John
Joseph L. Roye
Anton Hauer
Rensselaer County
Joseph J. Kenyon
Helen T. Kenyon
Cohoes Girl Wins Tell Me Why Prize for Question
Diane Bike, 14, daughter of Mrs. Mary J. Burke of 71 White Street, is selected as a winner in Tell Me Why. She receives a Britannical Junior 15 volume encyclopedia set for her question appearing in today’s issue.
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Cohoes
Diane Bike
Mary J. Burke
White St
Marchers Fail To Sway Reagan Public Bid Notice Mix
Multiple items include a protest led by students against Gov Ronald Reagan's education funding cuts in California, a New York Thruway Authority bid invitation for toll facility renovations with submission details, and a bankruptcy notice in Northern District of New York plus a fire report involving the Bice children.
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New York State
Public Authorities
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Ronnie
Capitol Mall
Funeral for Gibson T. Whinnery Held at Mason Funeral Home
The funeral for Gibson T. Whinnery, longtime area electrical contractor, was held yesterday from Mason Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas Evans of First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburgh officiating. Attendees included Irving Moore John Lahey Byron Follett and William Morrisey. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with Mr. Evans assisting at the service.
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Gibson T. Whinnery
Mason Funeral
Thomas Evans
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburgh
Irving
Moore
John. Lahey
Byron Follett
William Morrisey
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Evans
How Did Bowling Originate and Spread Worldwide
History traces bowling to monasteries in Europe with priests using a club and ball. By the middle ages archery declined as bowling grew. England solidified it after Drake's story and the Spanish Armada. Dutch settlers brought ninepins to America, with Bowling Green in New York City noted.
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Europe
Francis Drake
England
America
New York City
Bowling Green
Obituary notices of Deaton Eldred White and others
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Alive A Deaton 88 of Berlin Bennington and Mrs Ruby Rudd Eldred 86 of Bennington, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements. Additional obituaries list Mrs Eber M White 67 East Arlington and lines noting rites for Eldores V Smith Samuel Stewart James E Dick ingon and Mrs Alice Deaton with funeral home and cemetery details.
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Alive A. Deaton
Berlin
Warner Nursing Home
Bennington
Edwin [Deaton
Deaton
Martin and
Elizabeth Austin Cary
Stamford
Wilmington
Grace Watt
Union Street
Ladies Auxiliary
Josephine Ballou
Alfred Adamsey
Talcottville
Conn
Erle Stenson
Watt
Clinton Deaton
Quebec
Canada
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Main St
Addie Davis
Readsboro
Riverview
Ruby R. Eldred
Ruby Rudd Eldred
Perry W. Eldred
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Eldred
West Road
Rudd
Historical Society
Bennington Museum
DAR
Katheryn Kelley
Bangor
Daisy Stickles
Hanson-Walbridge
Thomas D. Steffen
Second Congregational Church
Hoosick Rural Cemetery
Eber M. White
East Arlington
Ethel Brown
Eagie Bridge
Huntington
S. 1
White
Eding Mae Labshere
Cornwall, VI
James and
Martha Clark Labshere
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Carroll
Robert
Gordon
American Legion
Ralph
Ronald
Bher M, Jr
Paul
Hartford
Gladys Ross
Lake George
Joyce Legacy
Shirley Percy
North Bennington
Donna Gee
Rutland, VI
Martha White
National City
Calif
Marian Crawford
Donald Tateshere
Benson
Leroy Labshere
Hudson Falls
Elsie Stark
Wells
Agnes Julius
Jennie Ryan
Grace Thayer
Rutland
Nellie Gee
Littleton
Mass
Pauline Hoffitt
St. Johnbury
Federated Church
Granville Greenwald
Mountain View Cemetery
Orwell
Mr. Smith
Eldores V. Smith
Himea
J. Franklin Moist
Eagle Mills Methodist Church
Forest Park Cemetery
Moist
Stewart
Samuel Stewart
Himes
Hn H W. Burnham
4Th St
James Green
Savings Methodist Church
Michael F. Kayney
James Geddis
Richard A. Geddis
Patrick J. Kayney
Joseph P. Butler
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. Green
Reagan presses for student voices in education policy
Amid protest, Reagan's smile turned grim as he urged California residents to have a say in education principles while serving as a university regent and asserting he would represent the people of the state as governor. The speaker emphasized nonpoliticization of higher education despite the context of political discourse.
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Reagan
California
University
Board of Regents
Michigan Fire Kills Six Children
Six children died in a fire that destroyed their family tenant house on a farm in All er van County. Three others two adults and one child escaped and were treated for shock and burns at a South Haven hospital.
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South Haven
Mich
Allervan
Legal Notice for Asda Nntdn Compliance at North Greenbush
Public notice dated February 27, 1867 about a deadline at 10:00 AVM for accession and specifications. Includes reference to Renner opus and Echino project, noting Wynantekitl School Bites and Diatrist Clork O/1L-13-14 with location Town at North Greenbush.
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ASDA
North Greenbush
Wynantekitl
Clork
West Germany Faces Arms Purchase Cut, U.S. Forces Potentially Affected
Foreign Minister Willy Brandt told U.S. leaders that West Germany has no funds to buy American arms in the second half of 1967 and may miss part of the promised first-half amount. The two year, 1.35 billion dollar deal to offset U.S. troop costs could be trimmed, with no 1967 budget money after June 20 and doubts lingering into 1968.
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Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
U.S
Washington
West Germany
Petes
United States
Brandt
Killed In Crash Near Newburgh In Route 52 Collision
George Clark aged 47 of Newburgh was killed early today when the car he rode in as a passenger slammed into a utility pole along Route 52 AP reports. He was pronounced dead at the scene. no further details on other occupants or injuries were immediately available. The cause of the crash remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Newburgh
George Clark
Route 52
Drawing contest notice invites entries with personal details
Readers are urged to submit original drawings for a Britannica prize with required entries addressed to Drawing Tell Me Why and include name age and ZIP code. Today's winner is Leslie Stiles of Pleasant Hill California.
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Leslie Stiles
Pleasant Hill
California
Train as Tractor Trailer Drivers in Albany Area
Educational ad seeking 100 men for Class 1 tractor trailer driver training in Albany area. Full or part time programs with financing, placement assistance, and access to over 50 training vehicles. Contact Albany number for details and enrollment.
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Empire State Highway Association
Rain
Albany
Troy Music Academy
New England
Empire State Truck Owners Association
Informati
Novos N.Y
Reney
Bchlensctady ‘Transportation Corp
Alban St
Schenectady
Hox
Ray Record Co
IBM
Troy Record
Snelling and Snelling Agency
Pearl St
Troy Area
Pearlman's
River and Hoosick St
Troy
River St
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Catskit
Berkirk
Ca- Hann
Green Albany
Rensselaer
Columbus
Baliaine
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Elsmere
Ronnie Reagan
Par
Envetone
Henker
Mary
Buffalo
Walden Avenue
Cheektowaga
P.O
Syracuse
Thompson Road
South Broadway
Tarrytown
Delaware Plaza
Elamere
Attority
Holden A. Evans, JR
pisTior Court
POR Deere Northern District
Charley W. Rifenburgh
Charles H. Rifenburgh
R.D. No
Valley Falls
Roam
Tisha Penile
Renda Ringer
Vay Bice
Deborah Bice
Connie Bice
Marsha Bice
Ness
Steve Bice
Nollee Fy Alva
William F. Darby
Ian Fulton
Bice
Alvie Bice
Sharon Stringer
Stringer
J. Rice
New Yorke
ULB
N.Y
J. Ryan
Halfmoon
Ciifton Park
Barntown
Han
Leonard I
Sroopers
Sharon
Mr. Whinnery
Diane Burke
Edward II
Oso Onoular
Nannta
A, Leokum
Jimmy
Jane
Albert
Alfred
Mra, Alice Deaton
Michigan
Sydney Ross
Northeastern
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Ecobelli
Tom O'Shanter Inn
Route 50
Bailston Spa
Hoss
Hogan
Boyntonville
North Troy
Og—Young
Maple
Collings Ave
Colling Ave
Yeguasses
Troy Record Co
Ilasses
Cirl's
Ath Ave
Burgh
Alcoholics Anonymous
UDE
No, Troy
MIDE
Pinewoods Ave
Capitol
IDE
118Th Street
Second Avenue
No. Troy
State Campus
Waterford
Upper Burg
Coloes
Hauffeur Training
Columbia St. Rensselaer
RPI
Dial
Craftsman Fork
James R. Dunn & Associates
Averill Park
River
St. Troy
Cervini
Donut Fryer
Eeen
Sen
New York State School Boards Association
Plumb
Norman
Kill Farm
Monre Employment Agency
State St
Williams Press, Inc
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Jura-Bilt Corp
Albany, N.Y
Nca
Iease
St Mary's Hospital
Massachusetts Ave
Metal Man
John Morgan
Bumstead Chevrolet, Inc
Congress
Mont Progressive
Invand
Roy Noy
Tod
Og Surutos
Lowda
J. M. Fields Latham
Man—Hellable
Watervilat Plating Co
C. H. Helhart
Singer Sewing Co
Tray
Ehritch Supply Co
Fourth St
Rensselaer Co
Rtensselaer
Rawleigh
Dept
Troy Records
Aftel
Ahearn
Qne
Arderly
Pape
Hound
Fhr
THE
Arrow CO
Cluett, Peabody Co., Inc
Pet+ pannel Office
Samaritan Hospital
Ray
J.M. Fields
Latham
N. Y
Be A
Sala
J. M. Fields
Malin
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