Heart Fund drive urged after weather delays calls
The Heart Fund drive faces delays as Sunday weather hindered collectors from finishing calls. Supervisor John A. Murphy urges volunteer workers to visit remaining wards, aiming to wrap up by Monday. Reported totals reach 286 from Ward 2 and Hoosick, with Wards 1, 3, 4 and rural districts still outstanding.
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Heart
John A. Murphy
Town Heart Fund
Ward 2
Hoosick
Wangee
Philip Martinez
Ean
J. Walter A. Wood Memorial Park
Obituary Loyal M. Laber 76 WWI veteran dies in Vermont home
Loyal M. Laber, 76, a World War I veteran, died Tuesday at the Vermont Soldiers Home in Bennington after a long illness. Born in Stowe, he served with the 302nd Field Artillery Supply Co. He is survived by three sons, a sister, and will be buried at Soldiers Home Cemetery after services at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev. W Earle Forman officiating.
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Loyal M. Laber
Vermont Soldiers Home
Bennington
Mr. Laber
Stowe
Marshall Laber
302Rd Field Artillery Supply Co
Harold
Grayson, Ky
Phillip
Ye~egather
Mountain View
N. H
Elta Gr
Shaftsbury
Ellison
Cora P. Beck
Westminster
Keene
Reservations Close Sunday For CDA Event
Reservations close Sunday for the annual St. Patrick s Day corned beef and cabbage supper for Court St. Mary Catholic Daughters of America. The event is Tuesday March 14 at 6 30 p m in the parish hall Church of the Immaculate Conception. Co chairmen are Mrs Jacob Brandalik and Mrs A J Salluzzo. Mrs Harry P Harrison will speak about a trip to Italy last fall. Reservations with Mrs Raymond G Rogers Brand regent at 686 9143. Plans for the annual banquet call for three contact places. March 28 meeting will select attendees. No business at the March 14 meeting.
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Court St. Mary
Catholic Daughters of America
Church of ‘the Immaculate Conception
Jacob. Brandalik
A. J. Salluzzo
Harry P. Harrison
Dr. Harrison
Italy
Raymond G. Rogers
Brand Regent
Village Meeting Agenda March 21 Heads To Ballot
Notices set the agenda for the annual village meeting on Tuesday March 21 with mayor two year terms three trustees two year terms and a four year police or justice seat. Independent and People’s Party candidates announced. Winning candidates are determined by plurality across offices. For the first time in years two referendum articles will appear on the ballot.
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Independent Party
People’s Party
Awinane
Ha Shanash
Hoosick Falls Red Cross Seeks Higher Civic Support
Local Red Cross campaigns led by Francis E. Millett of Hoosick Falls urge broader donations for armed forces services in Viet Nam and 24 hour family support. The drive replaces Bender Laboratories in civilian blood work and ties to water safety programs at the new Weir Reynolds pool.
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Earl F. Ken Bank
Rensselarney
Harold B. Robson
American Red Business
Shirly . Howard
Gene Salluzzo
Robert F. Haydn
Forrest J. Reed
Seales
Francis E. Millett
Hoosick Falls
Viet Nam
Red Cross
Millett
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Ity
Lawrence A. Wheaton
Weir-Reynolds
Bender Laboratories
Albany
Party Favors Early Talks On Election Campaign
Richard A. Severson, chairman of the People's Party and lone trustee on the Village Board, says the party will bring campaign issues into the open early to give the ruling party a chance to defend. A prime issue is the Boston and Maine Railroad and the need to address long-standing concerns. The piece also notes a February 11, 1965 report about acquiring a railroad right of way and references village meetings, plus a note on Little League registration extensions due to bad weather and the extended dates for signups.
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People’s Party
Richard A. Severson
People's Party
Boston and Maine Railrroad
Severson
Lower John Street
Hoosick
Little League
Patty
Benedict A. Nowik
James J. Cusack
Morris
Fowler
Alvin Myers
Wilfred Bisson
John H. Mahar
William S.folgert
Connors Former Trojan Dies at 86 in Hoosick Falls
Patrick F. Connors 86 a former Troy resident died yesterday at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after a long illness He lived in Troy for 11 years before moving to Hoosick Falls seven years ago He worked 37 years for Delaware and Hudson Railroad He belonged to Father Van Rensselaer Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Survivors include two nieces Funeral is Saturday with services at Leo J Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls and Church of the Immaculate Conception Requiem High Mass will be held Internment in St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls
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Patrick F. Connors
Troy
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Hoosick Falls
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Father van Rensselaer Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Leo J. Mahar
Main St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Jury Panel Reports In Rensselaer County Court
A panel of 50 jurors reported for the March April term in Rensselaer County Court. County Judge John T. Casey excused them until Monday when the first juror in a criminal case is due. The Wednesday panel was similarly excused until Monday. County Clerk H Irving Moore said defense attorneys will be notified of a full criminal calendar Monday.
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Rensselaer County
John T. Casey
H. Irving Moore
First Friday Club To Hear Father Cronin
Rev. R. Michael Cronin will speak at the First Friday Club luncheon announced by John Ryan. He is assistant pastor at St. Clare's Church in Albany and a graduate of North American College in Nome St. Pauls Seminary in Ottawa and Mater Christi Seminary. He will discuss Liturgy and Life at the Hendrick Hudson luncheon today at 12 30 p.m.
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R. Michael Cronin
John &. ‘Ryan
Father Cronin
St. Clare’s Church
Albany
North American College
Nome
St. Paul’s Seminary
Ottawa
Mater Christi Seminary
Hendrick Hudson
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Heart Fund
CDA
Hopsack
Burnice D. Bedford
Scotia
General Electric Research and Development Center
Valerie
Bull
Lea Wy
P. F. Connors
Trojan
Junior Petite
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