Two Injured In FreA Accidents In Center Bruns wick and East Greenbush
Edward J. Kitrick 43 of Haghighsville was injured about 3 30 a m when his 1956 sedan struck a power pole in Center Bruns wick after allegedly falling asleep. He suffered fractured ribs and facial lacerations and was treated at Sanitarian Hospital before release. In East Greenbush town, William J. Krolak 19 of Watervliet was hurt when his car hit a tree head on after failing to negotiate a curve on Red Mill Road. He was taken to Albany VA Hospital in fair condition with facial lac erations possible internal and head injuries. Police Troopers Nutter Conway and Grener Miller investigated.
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Edward J. Kitrick
Haghighsville
Sycaiyay Tavern
Center Brunswick
Kitrick
Troy Record
Bath’ Bros
Saanaritan Hospital
Harvey Nutter
J. M. Conway
Troy Troop
G Night Patrol
William J. Krolak
RN 2
Watervliet
Albany
East Greenbush
Krolak
Albany Hospital
Bruen
Clinton Heights
T. M. Grener
H. Q. Miller
East Greenbush Night Patrol
Hoosick Falls Holds 85th Graduation Exercises
Hoosick Falls Central High School marked its 85th commencement with hundreds in attendance. Forty graduates received diplomas while many names appear, including Sally Armstrong Donald Baker and Julia Eldred. The National Manor Society inducted four seniors and four juniors were named as members. Court St Mary CDA slated a Lake Lauderdale picnic with supper at 6:30. Leland C Ball, 67, longtime Ault & Wiborg leader, died in Cincinnati. Local pastors attended the American Baptist Convention in Cincinnati, returning with delegation news.
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Hoosick ‘Falls Central
Sally Jean Armstrong
Donald J. Baker Donald Edward Bissonette Everett
Aflen Brock
Helen Cocolia Bromirski
Earl L. Callahan
Francas
Gail Chapman Margaret Joyce Crowley
Julia Ann Eldred Carol Ann Elliott Marion Silvia Goodermole
Donald Hawks
Barbara S. Jones
Florence Helen Kane
Sandra Joan LeBarron
Linda Ann McCart Edward John McMahon
JoAnn Marsh
Ruth
Court St. Mary, Cda
Lake Lauderdale
Mary Ann Kennedy
J. C. Ball
Leland
C. Ball
Hoosick Falls
Ault & Wiborg Carbon& Ribbon
Cincinnati
Ault & Wiborg
Interchemical Corp
New York
Lawrence L. Plumley
First Baptist Church
Taylor B
Swimming Classes Announced By Hoosac Red Cross
Frank Carelli announces summer swimming and junior life saving classes for Hoosac Chapter Red Cross. Registration Tuesday July 4 at Community Center gym 1 to 4 p.m. Outdoor program runs weekdays to Aug 15 at Babcock Lake. Bus departs from high school at 1 p.m. returns about 4 30 p.m. Junior life saving for ages 12 to 16. General swimming and recreation age 6+. Also band concert in Wool Memorial Park hosted by Edward Harmon.
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Hey
Rober Withers
Babcock Lake
We High School
Wool Memorial Park
B Pam
Edward Harmon
Salem
tHosts ‘of Freedom
King Intermezzo
Ketelbey
Colonel Bogey
Alford
Evans
Hall of Fame
Olivadotl
Chapel Shrine
Lenni
Romberg
Ivy
Russell & Knight
The
NCA
Bigelow
Alcutt
R. B. Hall
Arig
Hummel
Keifer
Smith
Bennington to Receive Sewer Funds and Plans Approved
Bennington officials received final plans and specs for a sewer project as Congressman Wintwhich announced federal approval. The project costs about 1.37 million dollars with 100 thousand advance. construction expected to begin in June. The plan complies with Vermont Conservation Board and New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Board rules and includes a sewer and sewage treatment facility operated by the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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Bennington
Downy
Wintwhich
Ben Yston
Prouty
Federalnington
State of Vermont Conservation Board
New England
Neware
Error in Catholic Central prize listing misnames winner
Catholic Central High School awards mislisted Christine M. Carey as Catherine Mary Carley. Carey received a journalism prize for service.
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Catholic Central High School
Christine M. Carey
Catherine Mary Carley
Cambridge and Area People and Students Face Summer News
Cambridge residents and relatives visit relatives in Providence Long Island and Kenmore amid moved homes Hobart College student Richard McKernon arrives for summer with parents Edward King and William Waite moves to Saratoga Joan Bell attends Boys State at Colgate University John, junior class president-elect, chosen by American Legion for youth government program Frank Fressie leaves for Turin to study six weeks then tours Italy and Brussels He wins a Fulbright Scholarship in History at Cambridge Central School.
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Henry van Amburgh
Providence
Ernest Brownell
James Shannon
Long Island
Julia Gorman
Earl Hazen
Kenmore
Edward F. King
William Waite
Saratoga
Dwyer House
Spring Street
Richard McKernon
Hobart College
John McKernon
Robert Mutlen
U.S. Navy
Newport
Frank Mullen
Joan Bell
Colgate University
John
Maxson Post
American Legion
Frank Fressie
Turin
Italy
University of
Brussels
Fressie
Cambridge Central ‘School
Albany Woman Fined for Painted 1956 Plates
An Albany woman, Doris Theodiann, was fined 110 for improper 1956 plates painted to resemble current ones and 400 for driving an uninsured vehicle. She was arraigned before Justice Wiliam Comstock in Bethlehem Town Court after a June arrest by Trooper William empiring on Route WW at Glen monk during a state police auto check following a loan office holdup in Elsmeres.
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Albany
Doris Theodiann
Justice of the Peace Wiliam Comstock
Bethlehem
William Empiring
Selkirk
Glenmonk
Elsmeres
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John J. Lamond
O.S.A
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ruditis
William J Rutditis
Kiwanis
Hoosick Falls Country Club
Baptist Church
John Graney
Arthur ‘Tinnerholm
Nice
France
Nice Record
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W. B. O'Connor
Troy, N.Y
Fitwell’s
Brand New
Devonshire Tropical
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