Dorothy Susan Taylor to wed Thomas James Buckley
Miss Dorothy Susan Taylor of Buskirk and Loudonville will marry Thomas James Buckley of Cambridge. Taylor, a Cambridge Central School graduate and Samaritan Hospital Nursing student, will wed Buckley, a Cambridge Central and State University College of Education alumnus and Brookfield Central School business education teacher, on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Taylor Sr
Buskirk
Knauf Lane
Loudonville
Dorothy Susan
Thomas James Buckley
Kathryn Buckley
Cambridge
John L. Buckley
Miss Taylor
Cambridge Central School
Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Cambridge Central
State University College of Education
Albany
Brookfield Central School
Judith Rowe to Wed Walter Okunski in Albany Area
Judith Merle Rowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe of Elm Court, will marry Walter John Okunski of New York Mills. Miss Rowe, a Catholic Central High School and Albany Training School for Practical Nurses graduate, works at Albany Hospital. Okunski, a Colgate University alumnus and Delta Upsilon member, is in his third year at State University College of Medicine Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Rowe
Elm Ct
Judith Merle
Walter John Okunski
John. V. Okunski
New York Mills
Miss Rowe
Catholic Central High School
Albany Training School For
Albany Hospital
Okunski
New York Mills High School
Colgate University
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
State University College of Medicine
Syracuse
Reverend Paul R. Smith to address LaSalle Ladies Auxiliary
Reverend Paul R. Smith assistant pastor of St. Jude's Wynantskill will speak at the March meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of LaSalle Institute Monday evening. He was ordained in 1959 and is a Vincentian Institute graduate. He will be introduced by Mrs. Edward Poulin as program chairman. Preceding the meeting, brothers and lay teachers will discuss student progress. Mrs. Henry J. DeLolio will preside as final plans are made for the communion breakfast on Sunday March 12 at the Airport Inn after the 9 a.m. Mass at St. Joseph's. Reservations close Saturday and attendees should contact Mrs. Nick Pinchuk or Mrs. James M. Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Smith
St. Jude’s Church
Wynantskill
LaSalle Institute
Monnday
Smith
Ate
Vincentian Institute
St. Thomas” Seminary
Bloomfield
St. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodie
St. Jude's
Edward Poulin
Henry. J. DeLolio
Airport Inn
St. Joseph's Church
Edward J. Minahan
Nicholas Pinchuk
James M. Davey
St Peters PTA Supper Hosted At Lyceum
The St Peters School PTA will sponsor a ham and cabbage supper at the lyceum on Friday March 17. The Ladies Auxiliary will prepare the meal served from 11:20 am to 1 pm and from 5:10 to 7:30 pm. Committee members include Mrs Allen Livingston tickets Mrs Ralph Lozo officer Mrs Jane Jarvis tables Mrs Joseph Winkleman servers and Mrs Perry Mrs Spain and Mrs Sabina Wallace door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Pta
Assn
Lyceum
Allen Livingston
Ralph Lozo
Jane Jarvis
Joseph Winkleman
Perry
Spain
Sabina Wallace
Ladies Aid Mid-Lenten Supper At St Peter's Church
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Peter's Armenian Apostolic Church will host a mid Lenten supper on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Special Lenten dishes will be served. A meeting of the food committee is set for Tuesday afternoon in the church hall and a committee gathering Wednesday afternoon. The society's next business meeting is planned for March 15 in the church hall to arrange plans for the Sunday School Communion breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Peter's
Armenian Apostolic Church
Nevart der Bedrosian
Charles R. Nazarian
Brusts To Observe 50th Anniversary
Open house will be held Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Friendship Center Raymetown in observance of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Brust. The couple are parents of 11 children including Mrs. Rose Dickinson Wynantskill and Elton Brust Raymertown among others in Averill Park Valley Falls and Albany areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Center
Raymetown
Waldo Brust
Brust
Altie Bornt
Rose, Dickinson
Wynantskill
Howard Cushman
Elton Brust
Raymertown
Kenneth Brust
Cooksboro
Marjorie Waite
Barad Brust
Averill Park
Donald Brust
Valley Falls
Beryl Krogh
Haynerville
Iva Bonesteel
iTamarac
Eve Golinski
Center
Brunswick
Norma Zak
Albany
Area Couple Married in Pilis Town Church
Miss Kristina Ann Mason daughter of Earl Visscher Mason of Raymertown married Ronald Oliver Gleason son of Ernest S. Gleason of Old Chatham at St. George's Church Pilis town. Rev. Philip A. Grady officiated with attendants Miss Marybeth Martin and Ernest S. Gleason Jr. A family reception followed at the bride's home. The couple will be at home in Chatham after March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristina Ann Mason
Earl Visscher Mason
Raymertown
Ronald Oliver Gleason
Ernest S. Gleason
Old Chatham
St. George's Church
Pilistown
Philip A. Grady
Marybeth Martin
Eagle Mills
Ernest S. Gleason Jr
Chatham
Mrs. Gleason
MC Bar Ranch Plans Supper At March Meeting
The MC Bar Ranch held a regular meeting at the club house on North Lake avenue with John R. Adams presiding. Plans were made for a corned beef and cabbage dinner March 19 chaired by John E. McCabe. The next meeting is Sunday March 26 at 4 pm with a covered dish supper. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ann Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MC Bar Ranch
North Lake Avenue
John R. Adams
John E. McCabe
Ann Anthony
Communion Class To Have Breakfast at St. Peter's
The First Communion Class of St. Peter's Church will receive First Holy Communion Saturday March 18. Members will be served breakfast in the lyceum under the sponsorship of the Parent-Teacher Association and the chairmanship of Mrs. Howard Manny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Lyceum
Assn
Howard Manny
Test Slated For Water Bureau Post Troy opens exams for trainee operator
The Municipal Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for waters plant trainee operator in Troy's Water Bureau Purification. Salary ranges from 2704 to 2948 dollars with five vacancies. Residency, filing deadline March 22, and April 15 written test. On job training and advancement to assistant operator after two-year trainee program. High school diploma or equivalent plus trades experience required. Veterans credits available. Information and forms from Civil Service Office, basement Central Police Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Municipal Civil Service ‘Commission
Troy
Civil Service Office
Central Police
Shepard Aims to Be First Man in Space Mission
Cape Canaveral AP report profiles Alan B. Shepard one of three finalists for the first U.S. manned spaceflight. The Navy captain, a Naval Academy graduate with deep flight test experience, expresses readiness, ambition to lead, and views the mission as a technical race with the Soviet program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
Inal
Alain Shepard
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Louise’ Shepard
Alan Bartlett Shepard, Jr
U.S
Navy
Robert Gilruthy
East Derry
N.H
U.S. Naval Academy
Family
Shephard
Jaura
Juliana
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Bridge Hands By Jacoby
One of the points among bridge experts today is the proper lead from three small of partner's suit. East opens nine of hearts against South three no trump. dummy's ten is covered by East's queen and South discards seven. East aims to avoid danger if South has three hearts while counting six clubs and two aces, realizing a heart return would risk a trick. If West had opened three hearts follow modern practice, East could not have erred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
West
South
Dummy
Five New York Schools Enter Band Event at Tri-State Festival
Bands and choruses from five New York high schools join 18 entrants in the Tri State Music Festival to be held in Cambridge on Friday and Saturday, May 19 and 20. New York entries include Mohonast, Hoosick Falls, and others. festival chaired by Walter A Wood of Hoosac School, with Bennington Lions sponsoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cambridge
Bennington
Vermont
Elks Assn
Berlin
Hartford
Hoosick Falls
Mohona
Cen Central School
Schenectady
Massachusetts
Chester
Adams
Lenox
St. Michael's
Brattleboro
Whitingham
West Rutland
Brandon
Manchester
Arlington
North Bennington
Bennington High School
Bennington Catholic School
Wilmington
Walter A Wood
Hoosac
Bennington Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Bennington Club
Project Hope moves ahead in Cambridge churches
Women in Cambridge Protestant churches organize donations for Project Hope. Led by Mrs. James R. Lee, a fellowship tea is planned for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Melkieknox United Presbyterian Home to announce funds. Funds aim to outfit ships to the Far East and other areas, including Africa. Contributions accepted via church groups or by mail to Mrs. James R. Lee or Miss Emma Alexander in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Hope
James R. Lee
Melkieknox
United Presbyterian
Far East
Africa
First Presbyterian Church
Coila United Presbyterian
Embury Methodist
Ronald Doyle Faces Assault Charge
Ronald Doyle, 16, of 65 Lawrence St Saratoga Springs, pleaded innocent to third degree assault in Saratoga Springs City Court. Judge Stanley L Van Rensselaer adjourned the case until 10 a.m. tomorrow to permit Doyle to obtain counsel. He was released in custody of his grandmother after arrest by Det. Anthony Scavone at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday for allegedly beating Richard Boice of Ballston Spa on Saratoga High School property, causing a fractured nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Doyle
Lawrence St
Saratoga Springs
Stanley L
van Rensselaer
GQP
Doyle
Lyons
Whitehall
Anthony Scavone
Richard Boice
Ballston Spa
Saratoga High School
Greenwich Baseball League To Meet Today
Greenwich community center hosts an 8 p.m. meeting of the Little Fellows Baseball League to decide ongoing adult involvement and fill executive, managerial, and coaching vacancies. Last year over 100 boys played under supervision with uniforms, equipment, insurance, picnics, and parties provided at no cost. Plans include a Babe Ruth team for ages 13 to 16, while the Little Fellows league serves ages 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Little Fellows Baseball League
Babe Ruth
Little Fellows League
Theft of $563 Recovered from Glens Falls Agent Safe
Police chief disclosed that $563 vanished from Laurence M. Bentley's private safe on Ridge Street. The unlocked cash box in the office yielded only checks and coins after two woman employees opened the safe. Bentley reported he moved the money to a private safe last week and noted a prior burglary at the nearby agency across Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens, Falls
Charles Majleff
Laurence M. Bentley
Ridge St
Bentley
Mailer
Police
Ridge Street
M J Donahue Succumbs at Greenfield NY
Michael J Donahue 69 of Palmer Avenue Corinth died yesterday at Grandview Nursing Home Greenfield after long illness Born in Ireland he came to the United States at age 8 He retired after 60 years as longtime employee of International Paper Co Corinth Surviving daughters Katherine Helen and four sons John Leg James William all in Corinth and William in Cleveland Funeral from Densmore Corinth at 9 am then 9 30 am at Church of the Immaculate Conception Requiem High Mass Interment St Marys Cemetery Corinth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Donahue
Palmer Avenue
RFD
Corinth
Grandview
Greenfield
Saratoga County
Ireland
United States
International Paper Co
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Katherine
Helen Donahue
John
Leg
James
William
Cleveland
Densmore
Two Cars Damaged in Spa City Collision
A two car collision on Route 50 Excelsior Avenue in Saratoga Springs at 10 30 p m Wednesday caused property damage. Vehicles driven by Joel J McAllister 21 of 169 York Avenue Saratoga Springs and Joseph L Kutcher 45 of RD 2 Saratoga Springs, collided in icy conditions with McAllister southbound and Kutcher northbound. Police described damage to the right front of the McAllister vehicle and the left rear fender of the Kutcher vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Avenue
Saratoga Springs
Joel J. McAllister
York Ave
Joseph L. Kutcher
Richard Green
Lewis Benton
Spa City
McAllister
Kutcher
Butcher
Postal Buildings to Be Speeded Up
The White House announced a $270 million post office construction program will be accelerated. New buildings will begin within 1 month rather than 18, with $169 million and $90.1 million funded privately and leased back to the government. Press Secretary Salinger said the move aligns with President Kennedy's February 15 pledge to boost the economy by speeding the Postal Service building schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
White House
Governent
Pierre Salinger
Kenney
Post Office Department
Lyons Nominated For Whitehall Mayoral Election
Joseph F. Lyons selected for a two year term as mayor in the Republican caucus held in Whitehall. March 21 is set for the election. Joseph A. Bottoni and Edward J. St. Claire named trustees for two year terms. H. C. H. McKee chaired the caucus with Fenton Sabo as secretary. Harold E. Pray Frank Mariucci and Mr. Sabo to fill vacancies. Kenneth Mayrand George Doig and James Parrott named to the village committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Lyons
Republican Caucus
Whitehall
Joseph A. Bottoni
Edward J. St. Claire
H. C. H. McKee
Fenton Sabo
Harold E. Pray
Frank Mariucci
Mr. Sabo
Kenneth Mayrand
George Doig
James Parrott
Red Cross Planning Salem Fund Drive
The annual American Red Cross membership and fund drive will occur in Salem this month. Mrs Bernard Wischlburger serves as general chairperson with Mrs Warren Bandell leading Shushan, Mrs John Clark heading in Belcher and Mrs Willard Bain in West Hebron. No goal has been set yet. solicitors are being contacted and materials prepared to begin the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Salem
Bernard Wischlburger
Warren Bandell
Shushan
John Clark
Belcher
Willard Bain
West Hebron
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Dorothy Taylor
Judith Rotve
Father Smith
Rev
Paul &. Smith
WHITE
Hoonick St
Teey
David Waugh
Beth Lynore
Russell George Straight
Quentin Straight
Alson
Miss Waugh
Corinth Central School
Straight
Oneida Market
Brusts
Nate
Conklin
Judith M. Rowe
Water Bureau Post
Is Pais Shop
Credit Pina AE
Howard Benedict
Jacoby
Paria
N.T
Stephen
Kupicc
Ray Ryan
Homestead
Holy Trinity Church
Republic Steel Corp
Helen Stasack
Mary Peterson
Pasadena
Calif
Matthew
Frank
Grean Island
Upstate News
Project Hope
Baseball League
M. J. Donahue
Red Cross
Berthold Studios
Tyliy Nacho
Barthold Miladios
Areata
Berthold Studica Retouch Ko
River St
Curtis Pharmacy
Congress ST
Mill End Shop
Latham Shopping Center
Third ST
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