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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
19
Pvt William Gilligan of 18 Willow St Cohoes has completed a weeklong ammunition storage course at the Army Ordnance Center and School Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland.
Frank Girard longtime leader in Cohoes Scouting was honored at a joint charter night for Troops 45 and 145 hosted by St. Rita's Boy Scout Troop 45 and St. Colman's. He received a plaque of appreciation from Sister Mary Lorretta as Vincent Pascale and Anthony O'Grady praised his work.
First Methodist Church Cohoes outlines a weekly program featuring a spiritual prayer clinic hosted by the Women’s Society for Christian Service. A spring rummage sale will be held in the fellowship room with Mrs Iver Jearison in charge. Items may be left at the church or with Mrs Carlson and Mrs Ronald Shaman. Thursday offers a choir rehearsal at 7 30 pm.
Mrs Anna Subcliff Hickey of 1 Heartt Ave Cohoes died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital. Born in Cohoes she lived there all her life and worked as a machine operator for Fuld Hatch Company. She was a member of Cohoes Reformed Church. Survived by sons John Edward and Donald Hickey all of Cohoes a sister Mrs Martha Breeze of Mahopac Falls a brother Matthew Subeliff of Cohoes and four grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 11 am from William A Toohey Funeral Home Troy with Rev Vernon C Nagel of Cohoes Reformed Church officiating. Interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery Troy.
St Josephs Mothers Club at St Josephs School Cohoes recently named Mrs Francis Boulo as president. The meeting named committee members including Mrs Joseph Sheehan and Mrs George Provost with Rev Celas A Robitaille guest speaker. They presented a library donation and announced future events and fundraisers led by various members.
The final date for returning applications to the Cohoes Intermediate Baseball League is April 1, per Joseph Beauregard. Michael Barnes was appointed to lead the plaques and signs committee at the last meeting. The next meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the ball park clubhouse.
Pvt Daniel J Judge of 15 Summit Street Cohoes completed a five week disbursing specialist course at the Army Finance School Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind He is a 1964 graduate of Keveny Memorial Academy and entered the Army in October after completing basic at Fort Dix NJ
Danny Mencucci of Cramer's basketball team in Cohoes earned the Most Valuable Player award after the Cohoes City Senior Basketball League playoffs. He received a trophy following Cramer's 80 62 victory over Cepiel's Barbers in the championship game. A sophomore at Siena, Mencucci previously starred at Cohoes High School.
Falls of Rough Kentucky residents recall an 1823 built mill that still operates to grind white corn meal about once weekly. The gear teeth are carved by hand from wood, reflecting the town’s name origin tied to the Falls of Rough River.
The Bangor Daily News wins the seventh annual Levellon Brown Memorial Award for disinterested and meritorious public service among New England newspapers in 1964, the first Maine paper to earn the honor. The announcement came from the award committee and New England Associated Press News Executives Association.
Raymond P. Dreis, 57, proprietor of Park Hardware Store at Averill Park since 1945 and a school bus driver for Averill Park Central School District since 1944, died Thursday night at Samaritan Hospital. An Albany native and World War I Army veteran, he belonged to American Legion Walter Adama Post and St Henry's Church. Survived by wife Helen Kincicutt, son John in Washington DC, brother Edgar of Albany, and two grandchildren. Funeral 8:30 a.m. from Zwack & Son Mortuary, Albany, to St Henry's for Requiem High Mass. interment in St Henry's Cemetery.
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