Cohoes Clerk Reports June Receipts and Licenses
City Clerk Irene Rivet reported to Mayor James McDonald that June receipts totaled 437 dollars. She noted 93 fish and game licenses sold, including 77 resident fishing licenses, 13 dog licenses, 17 marriage licenses, and 25 marriage certificates. A 36 dollar three percent bingo tax was collected, and a conditional sales release was filed during the period.
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Irene C. Rivet
James E. McDonald
Miss Rivet
Miss River
Funeral for Joseph L. Gendron Held in Cohoes
The funeral of Joseph L. Gendron of Cohoes was held yesterday from G. J. Daigneault Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church. A Solemn Concelebrated Requiem Mass was celebrated by the LaSalette Fathers with Rev. Nellis J. Tremblay as principal celebrant. Bearers were Peter, Joseph, Michael, Charles, Albert Jr., and Donald Gendron. Interment followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery in Waterford.
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Gendron
Joseph L. Gendron
Cohoes
G. J. Daigneault
Sacred Heart Church
LaSalette Fathers
Nellis J. Tremblay
Peter
Joseph
Michael
Charles
Albert Jr
Donald Gendron
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Waterford
Melrose Village Notices and Church Schedules
All village children are invited to Storytime at the Melrose Methodist Church every Tuesday morning during summer at 10 o clock, read by the Bedford Ashley Homemakers. Melrose Fire Co meets Wednesday at the firehouse with Paul D. Woods presiding. Sunday services include St John s Lutheran with Rev John Huenniger at 9, First Methodist with Rev Percy J Lambert at 10 30 and Rev Vogell preaching while the pastor is away. St John s Schaghncoke with Rev Lawrence Gerrity in Masses at 8 and 11 am.
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Bedford Ashley
Melrose Fire Co
Paul D. Woods
St. John’s Lutheran
John Huenniger
First Methodist
Percy J. Lambert
Frederick W. Vogell
St. John’s
Schaghncoke
Lawrence Gerrity
U.S.A
Three Justices Lead Divorce Conciliation Bureaus
The State Supreme Court's Appellate Division designated three justices Louis G. Bruhn of Kingston Robert G. Main of Malone and David L. Lee Jr. of Norwich to head conciliation bureaus in the Third Department covering 28 Upstate counties under the new divorce law taking effect Sept. 1. The law requires conciliation before divorce proceedings.
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State Supreme Court
Third Department
Supreme Court
Louis G. Bruhn
Kingston
Robert G. Main
Malone
David L. Lee Jr
Norwich
Three Die As Crystal Beach Tourist Home Burns
A blaze at the Twentieth Century tourist home in Crystal Beach, Ontario, killed three men and a woman, including George Ford and Mrs. Ronald Burgess. Milo Calovic of Toronto also died. Edward Gilbert of Buffalo, who lived in the home, saved more than 50 guests. Fire officials ordered an inquest and declined arson suspicions while noting the old wooden structure and a rear kitchen as a possible start. The owner, Mrs. Louis Nadeau, collapsed at the scene.
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Crystal Beach
Ont
George Ford
Ronald Burgess J
Fred Lanthier
Milo Calovic
Toronto
Edward Gilbert
Buffalo
N.Y
Louis Nadeau
H. J. Legris
Ridgeway
Ontario Fire Marshal
Amos Taylor
Welland
Joseph Yestam
Two Attend Special Fire School in Oswego
Troy fire captains James Casey and Paul Bohrer completed a two day training school in Oswego. Fire Chief Edward J. Zapf stated they attended electrical and natural gas fire fighting classes to acquaint officials with hazards in electrical and gas type fires.
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Troy
Oswego
James Casey
Paul Bohrer
Edward J. Zapf
Merchants Send Bonds To Soldiers From Bellmore NY
Bellmore merchants raise funds through a monthly drawing to send U S Savings Bonds to Bellmore servicemen in Vietnam. More than half the town of 14 000 participates, with 300 to 400 slips submitted monthly. Bonds are purchased in the winner's name and sent via the Defense Department. Brig Gen William Berg expresses thanks for the community effort improving morale amid antiwar demonstrations.
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Bellmore
Long Island
Vietnam
Joseph Rutkoski
Bellmore Chamber of Commerce
Rutkowski
Department of Defense
William W. Berg
Defense
Hug and Kiss Fatal Bond Breakup at Frankfurt Court
In Frankfurt, Gisela Dinger told Wilfried Kamper she still loved him during a discussion of their engagement. He hugged and kissed her. she died, described as a reflex death by the medical examiner. Kamper, a 29 year old printer, was found guilty of negligent homicide and sentenced to 21 months in prison.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Gisela Dinger
Wilfried Kamper
Kamper
Kampet
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