Mrs Helm Rites Held from Church
Funeral services for Mrs. William F. Helm were held from her father's home on 4th Street and at St. Francis de Sales Church. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gorski led a Solemn Requiem Mass with deacon Rev. Francis R. Hanlon and subdeacon Rev. Joseph R. Thalen. Interment followed at St. Marys Cemetery Troy with committal by Msgr. Gorski. Delegations from Sisters of the Poor Sisters of St Josephs Infant Home Troy Chapter Rose Alumni and local officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Helm
Fred €. Casey
St. Francis de Sales
Vincent J. Gorski
Francis R. Hanlon
Joseph R. Thalen
Msgr
Will Slavin
William A. Schwartz
Donald L. Starks
Charles A. Gaffigan
Thomas H. Kay
Edward J. O'Malley
Edward J. Ryan
George Geiger
William E. Duncan
Howard M. Rada
Paul W. O'Brien
William E. Coonley
Francis EF. Devane
Daniel Hoar
John W. Haneen
St. Marys Cemetery
Troy
Gorski
Slavin
Father O'Malley
Father Ryan
Sisters of the Poor
Sisters of St. Joseph’s
College of Rose
Sis of
St. Joseph of Carond
Moorhead Wright to Address Eastern NY Purchasing Agents Unit
Moorhead Wright manager operations GE Management Research and Development Institute Crotonville will be principal speaker at today's meeting of the Purchasing Agents Assn of Eastern New York. The Mohawk Golf Club Schenectady hosts a panel discussion on the distributor's function in industrial production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead Wright
GE Management Research and Development Institute
Crotonville
Rensselaer Man Dies At Residence
Oliver Holmes 87 of 1567 Sir St Rensselaer a retived New England textile manufacturer died suddenly at his home yesterday after 3 am collapse. His son in law Suplene Robistow and granddaughter Mrs Joseph Flannigan cared for him. Coroner Ira D Van Wormer ruled death natural and the body was moved to W J Rockefeller Funeral Home. Holmes had run a textile business in the bal England area and moved to Rensselaer a year and a half ago. He was native of Methuen Massachusetts and will be sent there for funeral services tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Holmes
St. Rensselaer
New England
Holmes
Suplene Robistow
Joseph Flannigan
Burton W. Walcke
Benjamin Handford
Nina Ciprioni
Rensselaer
Mass
Methuen
Peestenkill PTA Meeting Approves Curriculum Committee
Peestenkill PTA met Monday night at the Feestenkill School. Francis Roberts presided as the curriculum study committee was approved with members Mrs Russell Harris Mrs John Lewis Paul Bonesteel Walter Grange and William Wightman. Mrs John Lewis reported a net profit of 115 dollars from the Christmas bazaar. The group voted to join district units for a May banquet and recommended the council be allowed to spend 800 on scholarships. Miss Marion Eddy and Mrs Margaret Slevers will attend a meeting at East Greenbush to hear Dr Katherine Bookbinder discuss county mental health needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peestenkill
Marion Eddy
Margaret Slevers
Facily
East Greenbush
Katherine Bookbinder
Lions Leader to Address Pharmacists at Dinner
Leo V. Stockman, district governor of Lions International, will be a guest speaker at the 16th Annual Installation Dinner of the Tray Pharmaceutical Society. The event is Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Sunset Inn, with officers and leaders including John W. Hesnik, Louis Covatta, Alfred Carpenter, Herbert Savage, Dayton Doyle, and Evariste F. Roy serving in top roles. Clement Becker will be master of ceremonies and William Thompson will be installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo V. Stockman
Lions International
Tray Pharmaceutical Society
Sunset Inn
John W. Hesnik
Louis Covatta
Alfred Carpenter
Herbert Savage
Aml Dayton Doyle
Evariste F. Roy
Waterford
Edward Eagle
Nicholas Covatta
Troy Iare Cochairmen
Clement Becker
Mel Kesson & Robbins
William Thompson
Musl
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Mrs. Helm
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Uncle Sam's Jayeres of
Record
Trey
Anthony A. Thomas
Edward C. Beeler
Lewis A. Aronowitz
Fred A. Johnson
Coats
Coty
la Belle Économique
Saris
Denby's Cosmetics
iLions
Pharmacists
Los Angeles
Bartons
AuMonn Kisses
Denby’s
Denby's Deaty
Denby
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