Geanze Cox, Retired Printer, Dies
Geanze Cox longtime Albany printer and labor organizer died Saturday at Albany Medical Center after brief illness. He served as Albany Typographical Union vice president and was a delegate to the Albany Central Federation of Labor. Survived by wife Helen Sorensen, three sons, two daughters, a brother Assemblyman Frank P. Cox, a sister, and seven grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Hearley and Son Funeral Home then St Patrick's Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment St Agnes Cemetery Menands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.cox
Kinderwok Lake
American Federation of Labor
Albany Times Union
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Cox
Albany ‘Typographical Union
Albany Central Federation of Labor
Allied Printing Trades Council
Democratic Social Club of
Kinderhook
Kinderhook Lake
St. Patrick's Church
Albany
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Menands
Three Troy Nurses Obtain Nursing School Diplomas
Three Troy graduates are among 25 students who finished at St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Lynda M. Johnson Barbara Jean Cassino and Nancy E. Baker, all 1964 Catholic Central High School alums, plan to work at St. Mary's Hospital in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing
Pittsfield
Mass
Lynda M. Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Central Ave
Barbara Jean Cassino
John Cassino
West Sand Lake Rd
Nancy E. Baker
Albert G. Baker
Plum Ave
Catholic Central High School
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Luke's
Miss Johnson
St. Luke’s Student Association
Student Nurses Association of Massachusetts
Miss Cassino
Miss Baker
SNAM
Digest Sneak Preview Highlights Secret of Involvement
A Reader's Digest July issue preview declares that controlling moods like anger joy and melancholy aids meaningful communication. The line promises insight from one of 43 articles and features in the Digest and invites readers to obtain the issue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader’s Digest
Honors To Higgins and 102 Scholarships at Catholic Central
At Catholic Central High School Class Night, 102 scholarships were awarded to the Class of 1967. William J. Higgins, valedictorian, received the top boy award along with the Readers Digest Valedictorian Award, Religion prize, and American History Prize, plus multiple scholarships from State Regents, Knights of Columbus, Boston College, Georgetown, and Hamilton College. Karen Boyle won the top girl award and several honors, while Maurice Carey ranked third and led Class Night as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Central High School
John A. Keefe
CCHS
Cchs Alumni Association
William J. Higgins
Higgins
Readers Digest
William Floyd
Sons of the Revolution
Knights of Columbus
Boston College
Georgetown University
Hamilton College
Anderson’s Dairy
Krisline M. Boyle
Miss Boyle
Henry Arnold
Maurice Carey
Carey
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
McCarthy
Lucy McCarthy
Corinne Sullivan
Joseph T. Sullivan
Yates St
Michael Meharg
James W. Meharg
Pawling Ave
Keefe
Catherine Conroy
Michael Normie
Janice Dooley
Jane Kodela
Miss Sullivan
Anita Stockwicz
Anne MecCallen
Sue Ellen Kelly
Women's Service League
Anne P. McCallen
William F. Myers
William T. Hope
Lansingburgh Rotary Club
Jane S. Rodelac
Thomas J. Fennell
Troy German Hall Association
Nancy D. Cassino
Janice M. Dooley
County Dairy Princess On Program
Geraldine Cornell seventeen of Buskirk crowned Rensselaer County Dairy Princess. She appeared in Troy as part of National Dairy Month program sponsored by Van Rensselaer Kiwanis in the county. Dairy Day events on city land between Broadway and State Street featured a milking contest ice cream eating contest farm animal displays and pony rides. Miss Cornell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cornell lives on a 125 acre Buskirk farm. She may compete for the state Dairy Queen title at the State Fair in Syracuse this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Cornell
Buskirk
Rensselaer County
Troy
van Rensselaer Division
Kiwanis Clubs
Miss Cornell
Broadway
State Street
Sixth Avenue
Greater Troy ‘Chamber of Commerce
Anderson’s Dairy
Charles Cornell
Syracuse
Service Held For THS Senior Class
A Troy High School senior class baccalaureate at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church heard Rev. Henry Scherer deliver an address in place of the ill Rev. Rhinesmith. The speaker urged that success comes from spiritual strength and learning from failure, stressing the power of religious faith in hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhinesmith
Bennington-Troy
Troy Methodist
Troy High
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Rhinesmith
Henry Scherer
Grace Methodist Church
Troy Council of Churches
St Peter's Graduates 30 Pupils
St Peter's School graduated 30 children at noon Mass in the church yesterday. Diplomas were presented by Rt Rev Msgr Matthew M Brennan, the pastor. The graduates include Edward Bell Kevin Cooney Gerald Christmas Edward Davin Joseph Deeb Robert Duff Charles Gray Alfred Mahoney John Neilson John Nolan Ted Parker Daniel Velazquez Patricia Beaudoin Joe Ann Butler Debborah Carrier Diane Caruso Debra Cook Erin Cooney Rosemary Eben Koch Diana Evans Angela Fish Barbara Hamel Elizabeth Hartington Karen Hart Joanne Herring Patricia Lobdell Anna Padula Judy Pollozzi Linda Pratt Margaret Rancourt Maureen Spain Catherine Tillotson Constance Vandenbosch Mary Louise Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s School
Matthew M. Brennan
Edward Bell
Kevin Cooney
Gerald Christmas
Edward Davin
Joseph Deeb
Robert Duff
Charles Gray
Alfred Mahoney
John Neilson
John Nolan
Ted Parker
Daniel Velazquez
Patricia Beaudoin
Joe Ann Butler
Debborah Carrier
Diane Caruso
Debra Cook
Erin Cooney
Rosemary E
Conyers Case Settlement Approved in Troy City Street Injury
Judge McCall approves a 2400 award to Angie Marie Conyers, 11, daughter of Sam Conyers of 2226 5th Ave, for injuries from a fall caused by a protruding valve casing on Seventh Ave in Troy. Settlement covers 2010 for injuries and 390 for medical expenses. case against the City of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McCall
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Troy
Angie Marie Conyers
Sam Conyers
5Th Ave
Seventh Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Leo S. Weinstein
Arthur T. Singer
Con @. Cholakis
Two Drownings Feared After Hudson River Canoe Sinking
In Coxsackie New York two of four in a motor powered canoe are feared drowned after the craft overturned in the Hudson River near the village south of Albany. Two occupants reached shore and said they did not know the fate of the others. Names not available. believed missing were a man and woman from Albany area. The canoe remains unfound.
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Coxsackie
N.Y
Hudson River
Albany
On This Day In History June 26 highlights
Targeting a concise recap, this entry notes Pearl Buck born in 1892, Walter Reed leading yellow fever campaigns in 1900, American Expeditionary Forces reaching France in 1917, Cherbourg's 1944 liberation, and the 1948 start of the Berlin Airlift, with a historic Arthur Schopenhauer quote on women.
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United Press International
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Pearl Buck
Iday
Walter Reed
France
Cherbourg
United States
Farewell to Wynantskill pastor and book additions
The Wesleyan Methodist Church hosted a farewell supper for Rev and Mrs Stanley W Kieb as Mr Klob retires July 1 after serving since 1952 and aiding the church's founding and current edifice. Rev Robert Pepper will join Wynantskill as pastor. North Greenbush Public Library added 17 new books including eight fiction and nine non fiction. One in four Washington State residents owns a pleasure craft.
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Stanley W.kieb
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fellowship Haven
Klob
Wynantskill Church
Wesleyan Methodist Church In
America
Robert Pepper
Ticonderoga
Wynantskill
North Greenbush Public Library
The
Stern
John Hersey
Philip Roth
Celia Dale
Lionheart
Alexander Fullerton
Camilla
Madeleine L’engle
Robert Murphy
Melissa Mather
Washington State
Troy Man Addresses Class At ABC Troy Man Addresses Class At ABC
Robert Murray an honor student from Troy spoke at Albany Business College 110th commencement in the Palace Theater Albany to 388 graduates urging responsibility in democracy and business. Murray and 14 Troy Area students received diplomas with others earning honors from several upstate towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murray
Troy
Albany Business College
Palace Theater
Albany
Murray
Elaine J. Laudate
Mary Jane Lisle
Sally A. Chadwick
Whitehall
Mary L. Chernichek
Latham
George R. Wager
Barbara Pakatar
Jacqueline M. Spain and
Joseph G.candes
New Lebanon Center
Michael D. Marchese
Waterford
Joyce L. Pi
Church Calendar Highlights From Lansing Area Churches
Daily church activities and events listed for First Presbyterian, Pawling Avenue Methodist, Wynantskill Reformed, Methodist Farm, Redeemer Lutheran, St. John's Lutheran, Grace Methodist, Memorial Methodist, Christ and St Barnabas Episcopal, Mt Ida Community Baptist, and First Baptist. Includes vacation school, picnics, LCW meetings, youth trips, holy Eucharist, and service times.
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First Presbyterian
Lansingburgh
Knickerbocker
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Wynantskill Reformed Church
Christian Day Camp
Methodist Farm
Redeemer Lutheran
LCW
St. John’s Lutheran
Martha Circle
Grace Methodist
Memorial Methodist
Christ and St. Barnabas 'Episcopal
Mt. Ida
Soviets Roll Out New Incentive System for Factories
Deputy Premier Nikolai Baibakov announced that over 13,600 Soviet factories now use a two year old profits and incentives system, claiming they produce about 26 percent of industrial output. He said all enterprises will switch to the new system by next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikolai K. Baibakov
Baibakov
Speigletown social notes and local events
Speigletown residents see Samuel R Nixon return from Leonard Hospital after a week. Cooksboro Home Bureau held its annual picnic at Mrs Alice Coletti’s home, marking the end of summer activities until September. Mrs Frederick Burant and children visit Nashua relatives while Mr Burant travels for work. Fire Company I Auxiliary board met at Mrs Frank Fiaschetti’s home. treasurer position filled by Mrs Robert Hussey and Mrs Geral Fogarty joined the board. Ernest Bebernitz announced parade participation by Fire Company Auxiliary and drum corps at Valley Falls Firemen Field Day Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Nixon
Leonard Hospital
Cooksboro
Frank Fiaschetti
Robert Hussey
Ger
All Fogarty
Ernest Bebernitz
Valley Falls
Lyric Theater Summer Season to Run July 14 to August 16
The Lyric Theater resumes a third summer at Crystal Lake pavilion converting to a 200 seat arena theater. Four Broadway musicals plus several one night shows are planned. An open meeting on the Blaine Amendment of the State Constitution regarding private school public aid will be at West Sand Lake Methodist Church at 8 p.m. The speaker is from PEARL. The fire company meets July 6 at the fire house with a 7 p.m. chicken barbecue preceding the meeting. Reservations close July 5 at 6 p.m. and attendees should sign the firehouse bulletin board.
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Lyric Theater
Crystal Lake Pavilion
West Sand Lake
Public Education and Religious Liberty
PEARL
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Geanze Cox
William Higgins
Catholic Central
Troy Cooperative Savings & Loan Association
Jacqueline M. Mazoway
Altrusa Club
Donna M. Verrastro
Bosch & Lamb
Maurice E. Carey
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Donna G. Follansbee
Conway Julian
Bruce D. Paul
Thomas P. Farrelly
Father Hinds
Lpeter Co. Knapp
William C. Kruegler
Anne L. Ryan
Karen A. Marcoux
Elizabeth Quinlan Snyder
Margaret Mary Fitzgerald
Mary Ann Burns
Servce
Kathleen M. Mancino
Patricia A. Mat
Thews
Barbara A. McKeon
Catholic Action
Catholic War Veterans of
Wolf
St. Peter’s
Conyers
Hudson
Arthur Schopenhauer
Methodists
John J. Missenis
John B. Missenis
6Th Ave
Cornell University
Missenis
E. J. Rackowski
Amsterdam
Troy Man
ABC
Speigletown
Laura F. Fogarty
Jeanne M. Bailey
Tendent
Halfmoon
Stephen Hatalsky
Capitol District
Buick
Sixth Ave
Trey
Central Avenue
Gilligan Buick Inc
Capital
Buick Co., Inc
Dunning
Buick Jr
Elliot Buick, Inc
State St
Schenectady
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