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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1962

Page

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Franklin Square Parking Lot Bids Open April 12

The Troy Parking Authority plans a 100 car lot on River Street west of Riser Street with 3500 square yards of blacktop and new sidewalks. Proposals will be read April 12 at Harrison & Mero Brunswick Road. work slated to finish May 29 with lighting and landscaping to aid shoppers.

Franklin Square Troy Parking Authority Authorty Harrison & Mero Brunswick Road Fharrison & Mero Wes Riser Street Franklin Square Area John J. Givney Was Greensland Bridge River Street Syeaway Union National Bank Conway Estate Hoosick Street North Lake Avenue Henry E. Lundquist Orville H. Bennett Union Bank Frank Antolick George D’allaird Gordon L. Banker

Petersburg OES Chapter Plans Spring Activities

Petersburg OES Chapter, Berkshire Star, met at the Petersburg Masonic Temple to plan spring and summer activities. Mrs. Mildred Eveleth presided. Edward Penk reviewed chapter work and introduced guests from Fort Orange Schenectady Corlear Albans Victorian Schuylerville Palestine Lansingburg Willetts Watervliet. Lena Powell won attendance prize. next meeting set for April 8 at the Petersburg temple for Master Mason’s Night.

Berkshire Star Order of the Eastern Star Petersburg Mildred Eveleth Grafton Edward Penk Trinurer Fort Orange Chapel Schenectady Corlear Albans Schazhticoke Palestine Lansingburg Willetts Watervliet Lena Powell Willetta Matani

Three men receive probation after fraud and phone charge

In Rensselaer County Court County Judge DeForest C. Pitt sentenced Volney Ashe 35 Troy and Stephen Shaughnessy 41 Watervliet to one year with suspended terms and placed them on indefinite probation after guilty pleas to issuing false negotiable instruments. Willard Nelson Jr. 22 Schaghticoke pleaded guilty to making a malicious telephone call.

DeForest C. Pitt Volney D. Ashe Wails St Troy Stephen Shaughnessy 7Th Ave Watervilet Frank Esposito Esposito Menands Jinth Ashe Shaughnessy Rensselaer County Jarice Pitt Jadare Pitt Ashe Atharnex J. Ilowanis Willard J. Nelson 280Th Ave John M. Leonard Nelson

Probation Granted After Obscene Phone Charge Case

A Cropseyville woman report states arrest on July 28 on a warrant accusing obscene language over the telephone. Nelson received one year in jail, suspended, and placed on probation indefinitely. Assistant District Attorney Burke prosecuted Ashe and Shaughnessy. District Attorney Tex led the Nelson case.

Retired DPW Official Frank J. Honan Dies at 62

Frank J. Honan, 62, a Troy native and retired State Department of Public Works construction superintendent, died after a long illness at Spring Valley Hospital Haverstraw. A World War I veteran, he worked 1927 to 1966 and oversaw Rockland County projects. He was active in Saint Josephs Church and Noble-Callahan American Legion. He is survived by his mother Mrs Margaret Harragher Honan and brother Rev Joseph A Honan.

Frank J. Honan Trojan State Department of Public Works Spring Valley Hospital Haverstraw Mr. Monan Troy Honan Rockland County James A. Farley Michael H. Prendergast Noble-Callahan American Legion St. Josephs Church St. Peter’s Church Elks ‘Lodge Joseph A. Honan St. Gabriel's Church Schenectady Troy Area Margaret Carragher Honan City John Honan

Honan Family Obituary Noted in Local Notice

The notice lists Jessie Dumbleton Honan of Haverstraw and her son Joseph A. Honan of Haverstraw plus daughters Ann M. Honan of Haverstraw and Mrs. Joseph Blanchette of Nyack. It also mentions brother Lawrence J. Honan of Rochester, sister Mary 8. Honan of Troy, and five grandchildren.

Jessie Dumbleton Honan Haverstraw Joseph A. Honan Ann M. Honan Joseph Blanchette Nyack Lawrence J. Honan Rochester Long Mary Honan Troy

Grass and rubbish fires extinguished after three calls

Firemen were called three times yesterday for minor blazes. Pumper 6 fought a small grass fire on Campbell Avenue and Thomas Street at 1 22 PM, quickly extinguished. Squad 2 dealt with a rear of 5 Orr Street rubbish fire at 2 PM with no damage, returning by 2 10 PM. Sound 2 was dispatched at 4 6 PM to Eddys Lane for another grass fire with no damage.

Pumper 6 Campbell Avenue Thomas Street Squad 2 Piny Orr St Sound 2 Eddys Lane

Pittstown Board Seeks Loader Bid and Trade

Pittstown town board seeks sealed bids for a four wheel drive bucket loader and a trade in of a used hub loader. Inspect at the town garage in Tomhannock. Bids to town clerk Mrs Louise Colarusso by Monday 5 p.m. and board review begins at 7 p.m. at Town Hall.

Town Board Pittstown Tomhannock Louise Colarusso

School Aides To Appear On Panel

A panel discussion on high school program planning Monday at 8 p.m. in Knickerbacker lunch room will feature Knickerbacker Junior High School guidance counselor Marjorie R. Leonard and principal Frederick J. Alston, plus Lansingburg High School’s Helen Bloom and Marshall W. Wheeler. Bernard R. Coleman will moderate. The talk covers program choices, information for appropriate selections, and promotion and graduation requirements. A question-and-answer period follows.

Knickerbacker ‘Junior High School Lansingburg High School Knickerbacker Bernard R. Coleman PTA Rman Marjorie R. Leonard Knickverbacker Helen Bloom Lansingburg Frederick J. Alston Knicker Backer Marshall W. Wheeler

Quigley to Address State Aides at Communion Breakfast

Troy Public Works Commissioner J Leo Quigley will speak at the 23rd annual Communion and breakfast of the State Division of Employment in Albany. Mass at St Marys Church begins at 9 a.m. followed by breakfast at the Manger DeWitt Clinton Hotel.

Troy J. Leo Quigley State Division of Employment Department of Labor St. Mary's Church Albany Manger-DeWitt Clinton Quigley St. Joseph's John J. Ahearn Edward A. Fitzgerald Neil W .Kelleher Thomas P. Phelan Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute CCHS Father Phelan St .Lawrence’s Church Robert J. Gaudette CSEA Martha C. Winkelmann Genevieve Murphy Cochairman

Independence Day Observed in North Carolina County

A North Carolina county proclaims its own Independence Day in 1773 fourteen months before the Continental Congress. The celebration occurs annually on May 20 honoring the rugged individualists of Mecklenburg County Charlotte.

Charlotte N.C Mecklenburg ‘County North Carolina Continental Congress

Fireman Rescues Dog From Hudson River at State Street

A mongrel dog owned by Thomas Cannon of 159 Ferry St fell from the dock into the Hudson River at the foot of State Street around 1 30 p m yesterday. Bn Chief Edmund Moore and Squad 1 arrived with Driver Frank Hyde tying a rope to pull the dog from the lower ladder rung to safety. Officers Michael Pastore Harold Flavin and Sgt Thomas McInerney responded as well. The department boat was available but not used.

Thomas Cannon Ferry St Hudson River

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