Albany-Cohon Bus Lines seeks fare increases and token elimination
The Public Service Commission will hear Albany area bus line requests to drop token fares and raise school tickets. Cash fares would rise to 65 cents for single zone rides, ten ride double zone tickets to 1.63 dollars, and the token rate would be eliminated. The company cites token redemptions and operating losses, with hearings set after the filing by George Myers and O R Aranowitz. The line serves Cohoes Albany Boght Corners Latham Newtonville and Loudonville and carries Elena College students. Miss Mary Arden Lynch of 14 Charles Street made the NYS College for Teachers dean's list for the first semester.
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Albany-Cohon Bus Lines, Inc
Public Service Commission
Echool
P.3.c
Albany
George Myers
O'Connell and
Aronowitz
N. Bernard Greenberg
P.S.C
Cohoes
Boght Corners
Latham
Newtonville
Loudonville
Elena College
Mary Arden Lynch
Osmar W. Lynch
Charles Street
New York State College For Teachers
Cohoes Lodge Holds Annual Election and Community Services
Cohoes Lodge members elect Donald Bootland treasurer to fill the unexpired term of the late Harry Hardenburgh and Frederick C. Maipana to director of the Masonic Temple Association. Rev. Ernet F. Tripp will deliver the breakfast address, April 3, at the Masonic Temple after services at the Reformed Church. Ladies Night planned for April 12. A union Lenten service at St James' Methodist Church features Rev. J. Edward Carotheres guest preacher. others host congregations include Calvary Methodist, St. James’, and local churches.
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Donald Bootland
Cohoes Lodge
F. & Alm
Harry Hardenburgh
Masonic Temple
Frederick C. Maipana
Hartenburgh
Ernest F. Tripp
Troy
Troy Methodist Conference
Clifford Mc
J. Edward Carothers
Naty
Calvary Methodist Chureh
Othcer
Albany
New York State Council of Churches
St James’ Methodist Church
Earl C. Fryer
Maurice R. Starkey
Eleanor Starkey
Carothers
Jhas
St. James’ Church
Sillman Memorial Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
The
Reformed Church
Communion Breakfast at St. Josephs Cohoes
A semi annual communion breakfast at St. Joseph's Church Cohoes is set for Sunday April 3. Members will receive Holy Communion then attend breakfast in the parish hall. A special FBI agent will be the principal speaker, name to be announced. George Bradley is general chairman of the arrangements committee.
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St. Joseph's Church
Cohoes
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George Bradley Ias
Settlement Reached in Cohoes Crash Suit
A $10,000 personal injuries suit filed by Mrs. Elizabeth I Valigorski of Cohoes against Franklin Mason of Cohoes over a Dec 11 1967 crash was settled after testimony began. The settlement amount was not disclosed and the jury had been chosen before Supreme Court Justice Jas Idore Bookstein in Albany County.
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Elizabeth i Valigorski
Church Street
Cohoes
Franklin Mason
Saratoga Street
Supreme Court
Jas~ Idore Bookstein
Albany County
Valigorski
Mason
Triduum Opens At St. Agnes Church
A triduum in preparation for the Feast of St. Joseph opened last night at St. Agnes Church, with services at 7:30 p.m. today, tomorrow, and Saturday, and masses at 7 and 7:20 a.m. at St. Joseph's altar.
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St.Joseph
St. Agnes’ Church i
St. Joseph's
Funeral for Mrs Exiléa Ray mond Rocheleau
The funeral for Mrs Exiléa Ray mond Rocheleau wife of Dieu donne Rocheleau of 45 Olmatead Street was held yesterday from A G Bolvin's Sons funeral home 70 Congress Street and from St Joseph's Church where a solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Rev Joseph H Peysetier. Rev Leo H Paradis and Rev Paul Duchesne MM assisted with the rites. Cremation readings were sung by the Gregorian choir and Misa Rivet played. Bearers included Joseph Bovlerin Delphias N Lawrence Erno Seleon Hebert Emil Teque and Oliver Pouliot. Father Paradis presided at the grave in St Joseph's Cemetery Waterfall Terrestrial Pinehurst NC vacationing Dr M J Keough of 122 Main Street.
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Exiléa Raymond Rocheleau
Dieudonne Rocheleau
Olmatead Street
A. G. Bolvin
Congress Street
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph H. Peysetier
Leo H. Paradis
Margaret MacEwan longtime Coloves resident dies
Margaret MacEwan formerly of 36 Thompson Street and later 8 Forrest Avenue Coloves passed away after a long life in the city. She moved to Coloves several years ago and hosted friends at an open house in her memory. Bern ny Troy, Warden MacEwan spent most of her life in this city.
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Bistmebay
Irs
Margaret MacEwan
Thompson Street
Forrest Avenu
Coloves
Bern Ny
Troy
MacEwan
Cohoes Society Plans Annual Memorial Mass
The Cohoes Society of the Bt. Joseph's Society Polish National Alliance will hold an annual memorial mass for deceased members at 11 a.m. Sunday in St. Michael's Church. Rev. Valentine W. Glerlack will lead the procession. A 4 p.m. monthly meeting follows at the Mohawk Street club rooms.
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Bt. Joseph's Society
Polish National Alliance
Cohoes
St. Michael's Church
St. Joseph
Valentine W. Glerlack
Irish difficulties discussed at St Patrick's Day Rotary program
Speaker Harry Seden, 18 when he left Ireland, spoke on Irish-Northern Ireland tensions and Eire's stance toward the North Atlantic Alliance during a St. Patrick's Day program at Van Schattk Island Country Club. Entertainment featured auto lections by Ernest Elios and Irish songs led by Gerald Maney. A birthday cake for John Dith was presented by Claude Frelener. Joel R. Baker presided.
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Northern Ireland
Kine
Harry Seden
Cohoes
Rotary Club
van Schattk Island
Seden
Ireland
Eive
North Atlantic Alliance
Ernest Elios
Gerald Maney
John Dith
Claude Frelener
Club
Joel R. Baker
Green Island votes reelects Dwyer mayor. two-year trustees named
In Green Island the annual village election on Tuesday reelects Mayor Franck M. Dwyer for two years with no opposition. Theodore G. Gilcoe Thomas F. Judge and Anthony DeConno named Democratic trustees for two years. About 400 votes cast. Also notes tax collection updates and community activities including Girl Scout and Cub Scout meetings with details on leaders and meeting times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck M.dwyer
Theodore
G. Gilcoe
Thomas F. Judge
Anthony de Conno
Barbershoppers Launch Membership Drive in Cohoes
Cohoes Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartets announces a membership drive with six applications so far. President John Siehl says the group plans to represent in the Parade of Quartets next month. Harold W. Vincent Sr. of Boght Corners is named secretary to fill an unexpired term. The chapter also schedules a Ladies’ Night and a Parade of Quarters in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America, Inc
John Siehl
Cohoea
New Bedford
Marc
Harold W. Vincent
Boght Corners
Theodore Stannard
East Side PTA Representatives Elect Officers and Meetings
The East Side Parent-Teacher Association for School 15 will attend School 18 today at 2 pm to elect officers with delegates from School 13 including multiple named members. The Mountain View Home Bureau unit meets Tuesday at 2 pm, and the Well-Groomed Woman demonstration and future events are announced by local clubs with plans for card parties and a spring schedule.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Troy
Howard Gray
William A.bregenzer
Stephen W. Young
Cecil G. Nash
Sidney J. Batley
J. BR. Riffetbach
Reginald D. Reichard
Richard L. Caldwell
John D. Carboni
Mies Eugenia van Arnum
Home Bureau
Mounwin View Home Bureau
Donald J. Pitcher
Mountain View Avenue
Rick
John E. Crable
Woodlawn Court
Matthew Cor
Delaney
Catherine E. Delaney
Women
Thomas J. Corcoran
Wiliam Ryan
Targemenis
Sadgol
Frank J. Provosy
Mire
Edward J. Buckley
Teo
Mrx
J. Kenneth
Mission opens at St Josephs Cahors parish church
Rev John H Pelletier announces a mission at St Josephs Church Cahors to run one week beginning Sunday The event will offer a women only session in the first week and a men session in the second with a full schedule to be released at the opening gathering Sunday at 7 20 pm The Francis Jean Order priests are stationed at Pittsfeld Meshe and are assisting in the mission.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Cahors
John H. Pelletier
Andre M. Godmey
Isaaseo Laflamme
Francis Jean Order
Pittsfeld
Cohoes Home Bureau Plans For Election
A May session vote on a slate of candidates will be presented at the Cohoes Home Bureau meeting Monday April 4 at 8:00 pm in the Young Women's Christian Association Building on Main Street. The nominating committee includes Gilbert C. Bindeman John C. Callaghan and Mrs John H. Ring. At the April meeting a two course program on Food will be given by Mrs Omer Durocher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deng
Den
John J. McGivern
George Street
Raymond van Bitty Elk
Buck Skin
Michael Roscoe
Denner
Charles
Nickereon
Mra
John McGivern
den No
den Mothers Smra
Robert Miller
High Street
Ronald Moeske
Willard Jones Denner
Frear Park
Cohors Home Bureau
Younr Wont Christian Association
Monawh Bret
Gilbert C. Bindewaht Mix
John C. Callaghan
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Card Party Tonight
The Ladies Auxiliary of Collins Rose Camp U S W V plans a card party in the V F W quarters tonight. Prizes will be awarded for high scores and refreshments served. Committee includes Vera Smith chairwoman Alvina Dickinson Margaret Moran Mary Keanery Sut Webb Litien Aten Mary Grogan Mae Archambeault and others.
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Ladies” Auxiliary
Collins Rose Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
V.f-W
Vera Smith
Alvina Dickinros
Alex
Margaret Moran
Mary. Iceanery
Sut Webb
Litien Aten
Mary Grogan
Mae Archambea
Charter Members Night At iK C Council Meeting
The Cobore Count WAC hosts Charter Members Night at 2 gathering on Roman Street. Grand Knight Thaddest J Berinick presides over a program with luncheon. John Walsh in charge of the event planning and entertainment.
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Ik. C. Council
le Pheerved
WAC
Roman Street
Thaddest
J. Berinick
Enter J
John Walsh
Jleeterer
the Walt
Pirate Loot Still Hunted on Grand Cayman Island Treasure
Reports from Grand Cayman recount renewed digs for pirate treasure after a skeleton with a dagger was found on a beach. British authorities coordinate new excavations planned for spring as locals, divers, and outsiders pursue rumored gold and gems, despite changing shorelines and past finds.
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Grand Cayman
Talon
Cuba
Jamaica
Phrates
Aiden
Canton Channel Reopened After Century Gap
Canton in China restarts the main Pearl River channel with American funds and Chinese labor, ending a blockade dating to 1840 to curb opium trade. Dredging clears shoals, though larger ships must wait until mid January. historic junks and rock barriers were uncovered during the effort.
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Canton
China
Pearl River
South Chin Sea
American Economic Cooperation Administration
Ftrganization
Jleing
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