Post Will Sponsor Ball Team in Watervliet
The Thomas B Flynn Post American Legion will sponsor the first American Legion baseball team in Watervliet. Commander Daniel Nittinger named Douglas Schoonmaker manager for the 1967 season. Team to join Albany County Baseball League. players must be 19 by Aug 15 and Albany County residents. Registration Saturday 1 to 4 p.m. Flynn Post rooms at 6th Street and Second Avenue. Coaches include Frank Aransky John Ferro Bill Flynn Francis C Ford and Mr Nittinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Flynn
American Legion
Watervliet
Daniel Nittinger
Douglas Schoonmaker
Albany County Baseball League
Albany County
Flynn
Flynn Post Rooms, 6Th Street, and 2Nd Avenue. Assisting Mr. Schoonmaker
Frank Aransky
John Ferro
Bill Flynn
Francis C. Ford
Mr. Nittinger
Churches Unite for Easter Sunrise Service
The Water viet Council of Churches will host an Easter Sunrise service at 7 am Sunday in the First Wesleyan Methodist Church. Participating churches include First and Third Avenue Methodist First Baptist North Reformed First Presbyterian and Jermain Memorial Presbyterian. Rev. Donald C Stockhoff of North Reformed and First Baptist will take part with special music.
Man escapes injury when car hits pole in Green Island
Maurice Dower of 7 George Street Green Island lost control of his car at 1240 AM on Broadway north of 9th Street and mounted the curb, shearing off a telephone pole. The front end was damaged and the vehicle was towed. Patrolmen LaGoy and Mielewski investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Broadway
9Th Street
Maurice Dower
George St
J. Leonard LaGoy
Leo. F. Mielewski
Early Trial Date Rejected in North Colonie Suit
A Watervliet woman, Adaleda Facteau, former Adaleda Bird, was denied a request for an early trial of her suit against the North Colonie Boards of Education. Judge Pennock said the petition lacked persuasiveness though she plans to move to Florida and the case dates to April 1964. The action also involves two firms linked to gym equipment involved in her injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
North Colonie School
Board of Education of
North Colonie Schools
Adaleda Facteau
Adaleda Bird
Supreme Court
John H. Pennock
Education Board
Florida
Pennock
Funeral Obituaries Passages For Dempsey Marshall and Humphrey
Obituaries list funerals held yesterday for Robert M. Dempsey Frances Marshall and Edith M Humphrey. Services were conducted at St Augustine's Church Earl Memorial Chapel and Morris and Stebbins Funeral Home with Absolution and Episcopal rites led by Rev Arthur J O Neil Rev E Edward Young and Rev Bradford H Burnham. Interments occurred at St Peters Cemetery Oakwood Cemetery and Oakwood Cemetery with named bearers and clergy present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dempsey
Robert M. Dempsey
John J. Sanvidge
St. Augustine’s Church
Arthur J. O'Neil
U.S.A
Harry H Brust
Henry P. Nescat
William H. Mosse
John Quackenbush
Theodore H. Mertens
Herbert R. Wilkins
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Father O'Neil
Marshall
Frances Marshall
Earl Memorial Chapel
E. Edward Young
First Presbyterian Church of
Troy
Eugene §. Crowsley
George Moore
E. Allan Totty
Mark B. Patton
Phillip K. Snyder
Emmitt A. Howd
Oakwood Cemetery
Humphrey
Edith M. Humphrey
Morris and Stebbins
Bradford H. Burnham
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cocea Seeks Change In Trial Site
Frank J. Cocea of 1243 19th St proprietor of a Water view diner seeks a change of venue for his trial due to publicity about past gambling convictions. He faces two indictments from a March 1986 arrest and a February 9 arrest. Attorney Benjamin Ungerman argues excessive press coverage biases Albany County juries. Cocea remains free on $5,000 bail and previously served a year in jail for a gambling conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cocea
19Th St
Waterview
Albany County
Cocea
Benjamin Ungerman
Cocca
City Hall To Close For Good Friday Observance
Watervliet City Hall will close at noon today in observance of Good Friday. General Manager Raymond C. Selke announced the shortened hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
Raymond C. Selke
Mrs Ella Horth Dies After Long Illness in Watervliet
Mrs Ella Horth formerly Ella Carvill of Colonie and Watervliet, a member of First Baptist Church, died Wednesday at Albany Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband Ellis V. B. Horth, son Raymond E. Horth of Rotterdam, two daughters Mrs Arthur L. Kimmey Jr. of Colonie and Mrs J Raymond Edinger of Uniondale, and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Horth
Water
Vise-Shaker Rd
Watervliet
Colonie
First Baptist Church of
Albany Memorial Hospital
Ella Carvill
Ict
Mary Hall Carvill
Ellis V. B. Horth
Raymond E. Horth
Rotterdam
Arthur L. Kimmey Jr
J. Raymond Edinger
Uniondale, IL
Green Island housing bill moves toward passage
A village of Green Island housing authority bill clears Assembly concerns. The measure would form a five member commission to oversee public housing programs in the village. Senator Erway plans to substitute the Lisset bill in the Senate to speed approval. Final action expected early next week. The Green Island office closes at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild
Blooming Grove
Assembly
Harvey M. Lisset
Loudonville
Senate
Julian B. Erway
Sen. Erway
Lisset
OES Chapter Exemplifies Degree Work at Troy Temple
Bethlehem Star Chapter OES met at the Troy Masonic Temple to review initiatory work led by Hillshill Stephenson district grand lecturer, with Ruth Backus Rose Coe Margaret Kain and others attending. Officers reported yearly projects as plans for a rummage sale emerged and Easter messages were delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Star
OES
Troy Masonic Temple
Hillshill Stephenson
Albany-Rensselaer- Schenectady
Ruth Backus
Rose Coe
Richard Pulensky
Worthy
Stephenson
Margaret Kain
Ardmore
Florence Slavin
Louise McLaughlin
Coe
Berkshire Star
Uhay
Schenectady
Minnie Bowman
Ann Gordon
Mildred Buckingham
Dorothy Freedman
Mrs. Mary Helen Shults Rites Held Yesterday
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Helen Shults of Niskayuna was held yesterday afternoon at Bond Funeral Home in Schenectady. Rev. Gerald Dykstra of Mont Pleasant Reform Church officiated. Interment will follow at Fishers Cemetery in Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Shults
Niskayuna
Bond Funeral Home
Schenectady
Gerald Dykstra
Mont Pleasant Reformed Church
Fishers Cemetery
Rotterdam
Five Area Girls Chosen For DAR Good Citizen
Philip Schuyler Chapter selects five senior girls from area high schools to receive DAR Good Citizen titles and $50 savings bonds. District winners earn $50 and each state winner gets $1000 scholarship. national winner receives $1,000. Girls, their schools, and guardians will attend the chapter meeting March 27 as part of the competition process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Schuyler
Daughters of the American Revolution
U.S
Bond
Amy Fulkerson
William Fulker
Hawthorne Ave
Troy
Roy High
Mary Ellen Ram
Tien Eae Roth
Third Ave
North
Lansingburgh High School
Linda Connor
Lawrence Connor
High Street
Green Island
Heatly High School
Randi Marie Magnano
Thomas L. Magnano
Lancaster
Cohoes
Cohoes High School
Linda Hotaling
Stanley Hotaling
Scott Avenue
Castleton-on-Hudson
Mene Hill High School
Castleton
Fulkerson
Miss Ramroth
Connor
Magnano
Miss Hotaling
Paul Revere
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D.C
National Association of Secondary School Principals
State Board of Education
Board of Education
City of
New York
America
Melvin Lavender
Philip Schuyler Chapter
DAR
Irving Lobdell Rites Conducted
The funeral of Irving W. Lobdell was held yesterday afternoon from Doran Funeral Home with Rev. Robert A. Klein of St. Mark's Methodist Church officiating. Bearers were Richard Ackner, Harry Ackner, William J. Shover and David Thompson. Interment was in Elmwood Cemetery where Mr. Klein officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving W. Lobdell
Doran Funeral Home
Robert A. Klein, Pasor
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Richard
Harry Ackner
William J. Shover
David Thompson
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. Klein
Fights Reported Among Troops In Sierra Leone
Barracks fighting broke out yesterday among army troops backing rival factions in Sierra Leone's political crisis. Reports note the army consists of about 1,000 personnel and comes under martial law after Brig. Gen. David Lansana seized power following last Friday's elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freetown
Sierra Leone
UPI
Britain
David Lansana
Birth Increase In India Population Rising Fast
India’s population has grown by about one million people each month, reflecting a rapid birth increase.Officials note sustained growth as demographic pressures and urbanization shape future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Desegregation Order Faces Choice Dilemmas in Alabama
A federal three judge panel ordered statewide desegregation of Alabama schools and allowed a freedom of choice approach. The decree asks whether a Negro pupil can attend a predom white school if desired and whether a white pupil can attend a Negro school. The court left open further rulings and did not require denial of self chosen attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Ald
Alabama
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Francis G. Janis
St. Brigid's Church
William Edmund
C.S.J
Ann McGarry
Margie Law
Mary Beth Lamb
Post
Plough, Inc
Wfly - FM
Richard L, Sears
Montco Factory
RT. 4
Mechanicville, WN. Y
Bubbles
City Hall
Ella, Horth
Christine Beam
Defreestville
William Reineke
George MN
Latham
Raymond T. Carvill
Colo
Eddie Nichols
Bowen
Fifth Ave
Ronald C. J
Stockoff
First
Nichols
Albany Rural
Robert Beam
DAR Citizen
Randi Marie Magnand
Mary Ellen Ramroth
Irving Lobdell
Midland
Charles Hendrick Hudson
Gibson
James de Lollo
3Rd Ave
Gonsress St. Bridge
P.mp
Easter Bakery
White Eagle
White Eagle Bakeries
4Th Ave
Congress St
Menands
Mid City
Albany
State St
Delaware Ave
Madison Ave
Central Ave
Pearl St
Larke St
Delmar
Delaware
Westmere Plaza
Wolf Road
Macy's
Hayner's
Mechanicville
Gallagher’s
Erna
Arthur Godfrey
Enna
CBS Radio
Third St
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