Area High Schools Gear Up For Basketball Day
Nineteen area high schools and junior high schools will join the annual girls basketball day at Knickerbacker Junior High School from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p m The event directed by Elizabeth MacAuley Lansingburg Public Schools supervisor of health and physical education features new basketball techniques and six referees from Russell Sage and Skidmore Colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi Girla Athletic Association
Lan- Elsingburg High School
Knickerbacker
Mises Elizabeth MacAuley
Lansingbury Public Schools
Eleanor Rebberg
Knickerbacker Junior High
Atomic Commission Says Laboratory Site Purchased
A New York State owned facility near Glenville was bought by the Atomic Energy Commission from General Electric of Schenectady. The Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory at the site previously housed Commission experiments under GE. The purchase follows a prior lease with an option to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sincre
Glenville
Atomic Energy Commission
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Commission
C. G G. Suits
Knolls
Births At Samaritan Hospital And Public Notices
Birth notices show multiple entries from February with names and parents. Bebernite Calhoun Gordon Calhoun Remillard Sedgwick Ward and others listed as newborns with hospital dates and parental names. Some spellings are garbled but indicate recent births at Samaritan and Cohers hospitals to various couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhuin
Samantan Orpter
Willam A. Calhoun
Gordon Atiewattoir
Calhwin
Eleanor Jones Remillard
Cohers
Clarence Remil Jarda da Kathalern
Tiemiard
Raas An
Parade Marks Grotto Convention in Troy Street Parade
A two day Empire State Grotto Association convention in Troy features a city parade with twenty two bands and drills by colorfully-dressed patrols. The program includes training sessions, unit trophies and medals as well as a tribute to H Worth MacChesney of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Grotto Association
Rensselaer County
Ivan Grotto
Troy Chap Association
Ter Women's University Club
Grafton
Fpoestenkill Hills
Tys
Murati
Archie W. Ostranel Chare
P.m
Jack
Mountainview
J. Troy
Wilthe
Worth MacChesney
Troy
Lam Servis
Empire State Association
Stween
John Kelly
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Parish House
Edwin B. Allen
Lela Capron
Helen P. Smith
X.w.ga
Edward C. Pfeffer, Jr
W.C.A
Renaselaer County Youth Commission
League of Women Voters, Junior League
Cauter of Community Services
Died in Albany Rural Cemetery and local obsequies
Obituary notice for Mrs Crantha Gard merort Words Lod Henry Deser and family. Funeral held at US Clam Tativ ad Nit Oar me Cher Razin. Attends Michard Saehard and relatives. father Mochard. mourners listed include Keiote Ledursa and Mee Sanee Bepeorgins. Services at Albany Rural Cemetery with pallbearers and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cregghad Arora
LL. Fen
Leve Circe
Tae
Ora Daser
Edward Mest
Voluem Dayan
Amon
Crantha Gardmerort
Henry
Fiecal Park
Cher Razin
Caharg
Agena
Lod
Deeray
Albany
Michard Saehard
Balgte
Frank Tory Eph
Imho
Eagle Mills Dairy Farmer Keeps Old Ways in Modern Era
73 year old George A. Dunham of Troy Eagle Mills Road runs a 75 acre dairy with 15 cows. He milks at 4 and 5 am daily with wife Josephine, rejects electricity, and distrudes milk via pasteurization plants and bottle delivery by truck. He recalls six cents a quart in early days and notes the shift from horse to truck has changed distribution though he still works the herd, while lacking help and considering leaving farming for city life. He and Mrs. Dunham raised 11 children on the farm bought in 1907. he cherishes a past romance with a local Irish customer wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dunham
Troy-Eagle Aatire Road
Josephine Dunham
Dunham
Mr. Dunham
Poestenkill
Troy-Eagle Mills
Pretty Girl
Y W To Have Teen age Activities
Miss Anne Smith announced a series of teen age programs for next week at the YWCA. A joint session Monday at 8 p.m. will discuss teen participation and transition to the Young Adult Department with co chairs Mrs Andrey Bradt and Miss Doris Merrill. Tuesday features a Washington's Birthday party for the Troy Freshmen and Sophomore Teen, with Hi Y members from the YMCA, dancing, games and refreshments. Lansingburg Freshmen Club hosts a dating discussion, followed by a panel on Going Steady. Refreshments to follow. Lansingburg Junior Club plans basketball that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Smith
Tw. C.A
Y.w.ca
Andrey Bradt Jand
Doris Merrill
Troy
Washington
YMCA
LansingSurg
Lansingburg
Conduct Card Party At First Presbyterian Church Land singburg
The Mr and Mrs Club of the First Presbyterian Church of Land singburg held their annual card party last night under chairmanship of Mr and Mrs Elwin W Thomas with Mr and Mrs Samuel Cleminson in charge of refreshments. Funeral notices list several local residents with services and interments scheduled in nearby cemeteries, reflecting a busy community obituary page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Landsingburg
Elwin W. Thomas
Samuel Cleminson
Feed Prices Challenge Dairy Farmers in Rensselaer County
About one hundred dairy farmers attended the Feeding and Feed Production School in Cropseyville over two days to discuss lowering feed costs amid low milk prices. John C. Swann highlighted hay and pasture production as key. experts from Cornell University outlined cost-cutting feeding strategies and crop fertilization savings. The event closed with the selection of 1980 hay king Brocat Roberts of Troy from 22 entries, judged on color, odor, and texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Cropseyville
John C. Swann
Raymond Albrechtsen
Leverett Saltonstall, Jr
Cornell University
Donald Thompson
Brocat Roberts
Troy
Roberts
Two Stricken At Home Taken To Hospital
Two people were removed to Samaritian Hospital by police ambulance from their homes. Abraham LaParl, 96, of 5 Central Avenue, was taken after a sudden illness with Dr Charles Regser in attendance. Michael Hetman, ten years old, of 1 First Street, was transported in a police car after falling ill. Officers Gausty and Cunningham aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samatitan
Abraham LaParl
Central Avenue
Frank J. Hahn
Herman Gausty
Vincent J. Cunningham
Charices EO Regser
Ae Critien
Michael Hetman
First Street
Promerard
Gosty
Cunningham
High School Adds 80 Books To Library
Eighty new titles have been added to the Tris High School library. Librarian Mrs. Jacone H. Corey announced the assortment includes novels technical works biographies and periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I High School
Tris
Jacone H. Corey
Lbrarian
Quebec Man Injured In Auto Collision
Roland Thibault, 36, of St Therese Avenue Quebec, suffered facial and head lacerations after a collision at Routes 20 4 and 49. He was taken to Memorial Hospital Albany by Bruen Rescue Squad. Clark, 34 of Murick Avenue, Halenke Mass, was treated after the crash. Trooper D.T. Kemmy investigated at Emmet Grernbush station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Thibawlt
St Therese Avenue
Quebec
Canada
Former Troy Woman Joins Maiden Brifce Summer Theater
Mrs. Warren Fro, formerly Mary V. Calhoun of Troy, is among six newcomers at Maiden Brifce Summer Playhouse opening July 1 for ten weeks. She performs with her husband under director Mrs. Eunice Osborne. Walter Woot, producer, says the theater has been extensively renovated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Fro
Mary V. Calhoun
Troy
Maiden Brifce Summer Playhouse
Eunice Osborne
Walter Woot
Watervliet Faces Loss Under New School Plan
Watervliet Public School System could lose between 50 000 and 660 000 yearly if the North Colonie Central School District is formed. At a city hall special meeting, Education Superintendent Edward Diamond cited outside districts sending students here and a 230 per pupil annual revenue, noting the high cost of the current facilities and the long payoff period. Board members warned centralization would raise local taxes and emphasized the financial stake, while acknowledging no legal path to block the plan. They presented data on declining enrollment and potential department reorganizations as possible savings, and planned a letter to Education Commissioner Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
North Colonie Central
Hight
Eugene Kennedy
Board of Education
Snd
Diamond
Education Department
High Schosl
Commissioner of Education
Francas Spaulding
Watervlet
Youngsters Rodeo To Aid Little Sisters Fund
Troy youths plan a rodeo at the Armory next month to raise funds for the Little Sisters Poor Building Fund. City and county veterans groups join forces with Mayor John J. Ahern as general chairman to organize the event. Cochairs Allen and Nate Sealer lead arrangements. Benjamin Chuckrow and Frank Mealy head the veterans troupe. prizes include a “cowboyne” and pony for top youngsters at each show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Troy Armory
Little Ste
City
County Central Veterans Committees
John J. Ahern
Court Home
Allen
Nate Sealer
Cochairmen
Benjamin Chuckrow
Frank Mealy
Fellowship Supper Draws 175 Attendees
About 173 to 175 persons attended a Fellowship supper at Oakwood Presbyterian Church hall hosted by Church of Christ Disciples and Oakwood. Rev. Jack Comper of Fat Presbyterian Church of Walerelet spoke as the speaker. the program featured formal group singing, character impersonations, a poem, and selections by Webster Burset, Ralph Andrews, Miss Vols Ludenje, Walter Sayser, Therton Revn Side, and Floyd Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ, Disciples
Loakwood Presbyterian
Oakwood Presbyteran Church
Jack Comper
Fat Presbyterian Church of
Brewery Workers Demand Change In Beer Tax Pamphlet
A damaged OCR fragment notes brewery workers union groups distributing pamphlets calling for reduction or elimination of a national beer tax. It mentions inter regional unions and a campaign titled It’s Our Beer and Liquor Back to Beer We Can Afford to Pay. The text is garbled and unreadable in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of United Brewery
Beaty Cereal
Sot Drink
Dirwilery Workers of America
CLO
First Baptist Church Auction Eases Budget Gap
William J. Gill reports on a church auction at Fellowship Hall where members donated items from attics and trunks to reduce an annual debt. The event drew hundreds, with bids ranging from a nearly new refrigerator to a century old dressing table. An anonymous donor funded the top envelope bid, and the endeavor may become a yearly church fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gill
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Clarence Soot
RPI Researchers Patent New Electrical Insulation Breakthrough
RPI scientists led by Dr. Robert H. Luce developed a plastic insulation material after six years of work at Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute. The product promises enhanced performance against moisture and mold, with potential use by the Army Signal Corps and in household and industrial wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aclantiats
Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
Robert H. Insulation
Luce
Polar
Washingtan Corps
Signal Corps
Chines
Bennington Lawyers Challenge Vermont Jail For Debt Law
Two Bennington lawyers William G. Them yell and Reuben Levin vow to test Vermont's jail for debt statute in a case against Walter Hollie. They argue the measure breaches both Vermont and U S constitutions by denying trial by jury and replacing juries with judges in deciding willful neglect versus accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Vermont
William G. Themyells
Reuben Levin
Walter Hollie
Benjamin N. Hulburd
Hoffle
State Supreme Court
Harely
Hollis
Bennington County
Hollie
Francia B. Dempsey
North Adame
Mass
Dempsey
Hulburd
United States
Trojan Held After Assault On Wife
Morton Willoughby, 26, a painter living at 793 Pawling Avenue, was charged with second degree assault after he allegedly attacked his wife on Pawling Avenue and Winter Street. She, Patrick Willoughby, 26, sustained facial injuries and was taken to St Mary's Hospital. The alleged assault occurred after he entered a car she was driving, causing minor damage to two vehicles. Willoughby was to be arraigned in Troy Police Court.
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Ford
St Peter's Hospital Ampany
John J
Central Avenue
Ratena
Anna A. Sint
Mary Jerome
Sisters of Mercy
Rose
Kathryn
John J. Ford, Jr
Willam Ford
Elizabeth Ford
Albany
Kathrin Ford
New York City
St Patrick's Church
Ravena
al Hut Name Society
St. Patrick's Church
Brotherhooden
F. H. Palvns Lodge
Chicureili
Tome Gresteni
Cohnes
Romolo Grestini
Inis Aloricali
T. Marz
Atten Mawks
N. Y
Lydia M Thompson
Sier
Arnut
Troy
Ralph W. Hawks
Pers Fuarral
Grand J Asvenus
Sewburrh
Fami Wull
Waterss
Willan A
Hull
Willard T
John Wilf Walton
James
Menarts
John
Wasfierdet
Tron
Othe Parker Brethe Memenal
St Tatricks
Bedarat
P Lynch
Edward P. Lynch
Failh Avenue
Lovcleck Ant
Rl Mats
Dave
Mack
Tamania Feepital
Mark
Mire
Willam
Alban
Mate
Eelark
Wilmingto Noy
Mars
Vaacher
John W. Lyman
Ann EB
Gertie
Margaret
Fameral
Readenes
King Street
Nethade
Mersing
Erick Ant
Maris
Watetters
Ae al Geeree
Wen Wadey
Fourral
Pawling Avenue
Winter Street
Morton Willoughby
Wilburkby
Patrick
SS Mart's Hospital
Milton Heins
Francis Fox
Willoughby
A. Fintan
Tyler Street
Frederick H. Ibbott
Lehief
Michael B. Wmorine
John J. Noonan
Dective Bureau
Alno
Michael Esposito Dies Suddenly At Troy Home
Michael Esposito of Sout 7 St Marys Avenue died at St Marys Hospital yesterday after being rushed from his home. Police and fire department responders attended the scene with emergency crews. The coroner noted natural causes as the likely factor in his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Esposito
Troy
St. Mary's Avenue
St Mary's Hospital
Bre
Harold
Bernard
Hove
Eden Ruf
Centis
Fred W. Lowlnaet
Frank J. Hahs
Pattilinen
Herman Guety
Vincent J. Cunningham
Aremen
Hoxpotal
Anthony E Matere Ani
Mr. Expanitn
Ailene
Home Bureau Discusses Family Position at Lansing Church
A Lansing home bureau meeting at Our Saviors Lutheran Church chaired by Mrs. Edward Collins discussed family roles. A subissue was assigned to Mrs. Daniel Parading and Mrs. Henry Miller. Mrs. Fred C. Smith, vice chair, noted 17 shades completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansinghore Frome
Edward ¥. Collins
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Daniel Parading
Henry Miller
Jamp Shade Ender
Fred C. Smith
Fair Day Forecast For Trojans With Uncertain Weekend
Readable weather note predicts a warm, sunny day with mid thirtys temperatures after a colder start. Forecaster says the fair spell may break with a storm likely Sunday or Monday, hinting at possible darker conditions ahead for the weekend.
Cast To Rehearse For Friends Unlimited Show At Congdon's
Rehearsal for the Friends Unlimited minstrel show will be held at Congdon's Dance Studio on Sunday at 2 30 pm. James Foles, director and chairman of the show, asked all who wish to participate to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Unlimited
Congdon
James Foles
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Michael J. Hayden
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Rose Marie
Patricia Joan Studnicki
Momlie
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Gene
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St Mam ’S Hospital
Chers Sedewiee
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Marr
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James C. Wart
Davehier Chretne
Anne Mra Ward
Donald
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Latham
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Fifth Avenue
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Wileral
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Elstyood
Shannon
M. Nuiffen
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Ralph
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Flea Ara
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