Settlement in Warren County accident suits ends in chambers
Two personal injury cases from a Corinth Road crash on February 29 1964 were settled in Warren County Supreme Court Lake George with Justice Harold E Soden presiding. Plaintiffs Villa and Leary of Glens Falls sued Samuel Goldman also of Glens Falls for injuries after his car collided with theirs. Villa and Leary testified and the action was settled after a lunch recess. Attorneys listed for Villa Leary and Goldman.
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Warren County Supreme Court
Lake George
Harold E. Soden
Lake Placid
Corinth Road
Robert Leary
Glens Falls
Arthur Villa
Samuel Goldman
Villa
Leary
Goldman
Justice Soden
Council Approves Arterial Plan Phase Two in Saratoga
Saratoga Springs City Council signed off on state plans for the arterial highway second stage. Bid advertising by the State Dept of Public Works is set for about April 1. The northern section will run 1.5 miles from Van Dam Street to Route 50, crossing several streets and intersecting Route 50. The plan includes widening Route 99 Maple Avenue and Marion Avenue north of Excelsior Avenue. A public hearing is scheduled March 16 to amend election procedures and allow voting machines for primaries. The council also approved $2,400 annually for participation in the state retirement plan for non police and fire employees.
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Saratoga Springs
State Dept. of Public Works
City Hall
D&h
van Dam Street
North Broadway
Catherine
North Circular
Jar Streets
Marion Avenues
Loughberry
Old Gick
Excelsior Avenue
Route 50
East Avenue
Maple Avenue
Triangle
Marion Avenue
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Housing Authority
Authority
Everett V. Stonequist
T. J. Quilty
Mahlon Tunison
Ballston
Il Commerce
South Broadway
Fenton Street
City
van Dam’ Street
Mary H. Cudahy
Schuyterville Central School
Rist-Frost’ Associaion
Broadway
Louis Follett
New York City
City Housing Authority
Grandes
B'nai B'rith
Junior Civic League
Guydence
James T. Quinn
John Hay
Blood Bank drive and railbed plans spark Saratoga talks
The Red Cross regional blood drive dates set for Saratoga Springs clash with planning for a multi stage Ballston Arterial road project. Officials discuss bids for water and sewer extensions and a federal low rent housing plan amid council conflicts with a local housing authority.
Veterans Post Gains New Members at Saratoga Springs
The Saratoga Springs unit of the American Legion reports 16 new members joined during an ongoing membership drive, boosting total membership to 160. The induction program will be held at the post rooms on Grand Avenue, according to senior vice commander Paul Bili.
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Vester San Felice
adjutamominick-Smaldone Post
Saratoga ‘Springs
Grandvenue
Paul Bile Bili
Fire destroys Sagamore Pulp machine shop building
Fire destroyed a two story frame building at Sagamore Pulp Corp on River Road Moreau housing a machine shop pallet shop. The blaze reported at 8 am yesterday was discovered by a Patrick Vending Co employee. The mill remained undamaged. Firemen from South Glens Falls and Fort Edward fought the fire. origin and damage estimates undetermined. No occupants were in the building.
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Sagamore Pulp Corp
River Road
Moreau
Arnold Slawsay
Glens Falls
Patrick Vending Co
South Glens Falls
Fort Edward
College Board Tests Set At Saratoga
Saratoga Springs High School will host College Board exams with the Scholastic Aptitude Test from 8 30 to 11 30 a m and one hour achievement tests in English history mathematics and science in the afternoon About 100 students mostly juniors will take the examinations led by head guidance counselor Charles Siciliano
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Saratoga Springs High School
Charles Siciliano
Guidjance
Schuylerville Police Chief Reports 1986 Activity
Police Chief Walter Woolley reported 143 court cases in 1986 including 135 motor vehicle violations and 13 accidents with damage over 150 dollars. A stolen car and a bulldozer were recovered, and the Saratoga Springs Police Department assisted. Community calls included 316 general complaints, 47 fires, 42 funeral traffic duties, and 89 power outages. No felonies, child offenses, or fatalities were recorded.
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Schuylerville
Walter Woolley
Saratoga Springs
Power Company
Area Couple Note 50th Jubilee in Salem
Mr and Mrs Harley W Parrish of Salem celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Salem Knights of Columbus Hall and a family dinner at Mrs Mary MacNeil's home. They were married February 15 1917 at Holy Cross rectory in Salem by Rev Thomas Delaney. Parrish children include Helen McNeil Stanton and the Salem mayor, with 17 of 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild present.
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Harley W. Parrish
Salem
Harley Parrish
Salem K
C. Hall
Mary MacNeil
Holy Cross
Thomas Delaney
Parrish
Mary Stanton
Helen Parrish
Mount Kisco
McNeil
Stanton Parrish
Stamford
Conn
John Parrish
Manchester
Maine
James Parrish
Portsmouth
Robert Parrish
Scotia
Election Board Sets Key Candidate Dates for Primary
Sara toga County Elections Commissioner James Parente announces key dates leading to the June 13 primary. The timetable outlines filing periods, certification deadlines, and ballots. The information aims to guide candidates, parties, and voters through the election calendar.
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Saratoga County
James Parente
Stolen Car Recovered in Saratoga Springs
Police found an unlicensed 1962 sports car reported stolen from a parking lot on Greenfield Avenue. Investigators traced the vehicle to an incident near Ballston Spa as part of ongoing election enforcement notices.
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Saratoga Springs
Heath Buick
Broadway
James Heagerty
Greenfield Ave
Greenfield Avenue
Lineman Cited For Heroism At Saratoga Springs
Carl Bull a 35 year old lineman for New York Telephone Co was cited for heroism at a Dominick Smaldone Post Italian American War Veterans meeting in Saratoga Springs. He Rescue of five year old Joseph Daley from a burning Elm Street home Jan 18 was honored with a post resolution and a Red Cross certificate. Presenting the awards were Post leaders Ceylon DeLorenzo Joseph G Puerto and John A Simone Jr with Red Cross official Thomas H Clements.
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Carl Bull
New York’ Telephone Co
Smaldone Post
Grand Avenue
Saratoga Springs
Bull
Saratoga County
American Red Cross
Joseph Daley
Elm St
Pasquale Capone
Ceylon DeLorenzo
Joseph G. Puerto
John A. Simone Jr
Puerto
Red Cross
Thomas H. Clements
Malta Ambulant Corps Secre tary Resigns at Malta Meeting
At the Malta Ambulant Corps meeting, Roger Cleveland’s resignation as secretary was accepted with regret. Richard Smith appointed Mrs. James Henning to fill the vacancy. Three new members were welcomed. The corps received gifts of an American Flag and a Red Cross flag from an anonymous donor. The Wesleyan Service Guild will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. John W. Morris’s home. Church services: All Saints Episcopal 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Church School. Corpus Christi Ushers. Holy Communion and healing service midweek. Holy Trinity Methodist 9:45 a.m. Church School. 11 a.m. Worship. MYF 6:30 p.m.. Quarterly Conference 7:30 p.m. Corpus Christi Masses 8:30, 10:30, and noon.
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Malta Ambulant Corps
Roger Cleveland
Richard Smith
James Henning
Wesleyan Service Guild
John W. Morris
All’ Saints
Church Hall
Corpus Christi
Arthur P. Carroll
Whitehall Community Notes Include Weddings Guests and Honors
Whitehall news mentions Mrs Eva Quinn returning to Washington DC after months in Whitehall. Guests of Mrs Pauline Rovelli include Mr and Mrs Rovelli of Ticonderoga and Mr and Mrs Julian Rizzo of Albany. Sgt Donald Ellis on duty at Phu Cat AB Vietnam is noted as a carpenter. Frank Caputo to Syracuse University for sociology masters after Siena College degree and Army commission. Bridal shower for Miss Janeen Elam. she to wed Daniel Marko of Adams MA in a Baptist Church ceremony tomorrow. Keith Handy, State Grange executive committee member, to speak at Whitehall Grange open house marking its 65th anniversary and the national Grange centennial.
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Eva Quinn
Washington, D.C
Whitehall
Alfred ‘Rovelli
Ticonderoga
Julian Rizzo
Albany
Pauline Rovelli
Donakd ‘Ellis
Isabella. Ellis
Phu Cat AB
Vietnam
Ser
Geant Ellis
Frank Caputo
Henry Caputo
Syracuse University
Siena College
Janeen Elam
Dean Garrard
Miss Elam
Daniel Marko
Adams
Mass
Keith
Deny Charges In Spa City Court
Donald E. Wagner 27 of North Line Road Ballston Spa pleaded innocent in Saratoga Springs City Court to illegal passing on the right. Judge LeRoy T. Walbridge adjourned the case to March 10. Wagner was arrested Feb 23 for passing on the right near the arena.
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Donald E. Wagner
North Line Road
Ballston Spa
Saratoga Springs
LeRoy T. Walbridge
Wagner
Arena Wren
Werana Nner
Pabalang “Wisk
King
King Plans Law Aimed at Police Interrogation Limits
Rep Carleton King R Saratoga Springs introduces a house joint resolution to overturn Miranda rules in crime cases Critics say current system hinders officers and harms victims and public The measure targets mandatory interrogation practices and seeks clearer limits on police questioning in federal court cases
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Carleton J. King
Saratoga
Springs
King
Fort Edward youth pleads innocent in Broadway U turn
Roland K. MacNeil aged 18 from RFD i Fort Edward faced an illegal U turn charge after arrest about 1130 am on Broadway. Patrolman Henry Ramsure filed the case which was adjourned to March 17.
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Roland K. MacNeil
RFD i
Fort Edward
Broadway
Henry Ramsure
Cat Show Slated at Congress Park Casino in Saratoga Springs
The 10th annual cat show sponsored by Mohawk Valley Cat Fanciers will be held at Congress Park Casino in Saratoga Springs on September 9 and 10.
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Mohawk Valley
Congress Park
Saratoga Springs
Law Aide Flanagan to Speak at Rotary Luncheon in Ballston Spa
Robert F. Flanagan, a law aide and former Saratoga Springs police chief, will address a luncheon of the Ballston Spa Rotary Club at 12 15 PM Tuesday at Tam O Shanter 4 Restaurant. He consults on law enforcement for the State Identification and Intelligence Bureau.
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Robert F. Flanagan
State Identification and Intelligence Bureau
Ball‘ston Spa
Pam
Flanagan
Saratoga Springs
Greenfield Auxiliary Installs New Officers at Candlelight Ceremony
Mrs Willard Gibbons installed Mrs Harold Joseph as president of the Greenfield Fire Co Auxiliary at a candlelight ceremony at the firehouse. Others installed were Mrs Edmond Cass first vice president Mrs Dana Hollis second vice president Mrs George Wadsley secretary Mrs Sylvester Sesselman treasurer and Mrs James Smith Jr financial secretary.
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Greenfield Fire Co
Willard Gibbons
Harold Joseph
Edmond “Cass
Dana ‘Hollis
George Wadsley
Sylvester Sesselman
James Smith Jr
Justice Cerrito to speak at Knights of Columbus breakfast
Supreme Court Justice D Vincent Cerrito will be the principal speaker at the 58th corporate communion breakfast of the Saratoga Springs Council Knights of Columbus. The event follows the 8 a.m. Mass at St Peter's Church on Sunday March 12. Judge Cerrito resides in Schenectady. Toastmaster John J Carusone, an attorney, will preside with cochairmen Donald Connolly and Louis Agosta.
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Supreme Court
D. Vincent Cerrito
Saratoga Springs Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Peter’s Church
Cer ‘Rito
Schenectady
John J. Carusone
Donald Connolly
Louis Agosta
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