Green Island Man Dies In Hospital
Anthony A. Carlucci of 34 George Street Green Island died suddenly Thursday at Leonard Hospital after a period of illness. He was a WWI Army veteran and former Green Island Public Works superintendent. Survivors include his wife Catherine and children Marie, James, and Mrs. Harry Guba. brothers Abraham and two in Italy. Funeral 9 a.m. Monday from McNulty Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m. at St. Josephs Church with a High Mass. interment in St. Marys Cemetery Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony A. Carlucci
George St
Green Island
Leonard ‘Hospital
Italy
United States
American Legion Post
Abraham Carlucci
New York City
McNulty
Hudson Ave
St. Joseph's Church
S J. Mary’s Cemetery
Troy
New Bishop Installations Set in Albany Diocese
Most Rev Edwin B Broderick D D begins installation ceremonies as eighth bishop of the Albany Catholic Diocese. He meets Diocesan Consultors at the Chancery Office to receive Papal Bulls and become lawful bishop. The solemn installation is scheduled for Saturday at noon in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Broderick
Albany
Broderick
William A. Scully
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Second Elks scholarship for Miss Noreen Tymeson
Miss Noreen C. Tymeson of 728 Third Ave a 1968 Catholic Central High School graduate and freshman at D Youville College has been chosen for a second New York State Elks Association scholarship. Endorsed by Watervliet Lodge she will receive the award at State Elks convention ceremonies in Buffalo with her parents in attendance. Her record includes high honors and leadership in multiple clubs and plans to join VISTA this summer. Her brother Lance Cpl Raymond W Tymeson was killed in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noreen C. Tymeson
Third Ave
Catholic Central High School
New York State Elks Association
Miss Tymeson
Richard Tymeson
D’youville College
Buffalo
Watervliet Lodge of Elks
National Honor Society
Future Teachers of America
VISTA
Lance Cpl
Raymond W. Tymeson
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Troy Man Arrested On Menacing Charge
Robert Fogarty 25 of 349 Washington St was arrested Thursday night on a menacing charge filed by his brother William Fogarty 563 6th Ave. The arrest was by Det Bernard F. Madsen and Plainclothesman John A. Comitale and detectives from the Juvenile Aid Bureau. Fogarty was bailed to appear in Police Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fogarty
Washington St
William Fogarty
6Th Ave
Bernard F. Madsen
John A. Comitale
Detective Bureau
Michael J. Pastore
Police Juvenile Aid Bureau
Fogarty
Bake Sale At St Jude S Church And St Marks Chapel
Mrs Charles Dessinger will chair a Rosary Altar Society bake sale after Masses at St Jude s Church and after the 10 15 a m Mass at St Mark s Chapel Sunday Donations may be left at St Jude s School Saturday 2 to 4 p m Announcement was made at the Rosary Altar Society business session by Mrs Thomas Phibbs president The annual installation banquet is June 3 at Silver Spur Restaurant Latham chaired by Mrs Ronald Elligott and co chaired by Mrs Richard Major Reservations by May 25 Members invited Troop 23 of First Reformed Church will meet today at 6 30 p m in Fellowship Hall Leaders are Mrs William Madsen and Mrs Robert Coler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dessinger
St. Jude’s Church
St. Mark's Chapel
Frank Conran
Rosary‘Altar Society
St. Jude's Church
St. Jude’s School
Dessinger
Roary Altar Society
Thomas Phibbs
Silver Spur
Latham
Ronald Elligott
Richard Major Cochairman
Fellowship Hall
The
First Reformed Church
William Madsen
Robert Coler
Gary Boynton
Arthur C. Boynton
Clifton Park Center Road
Shenendehowa Central School
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester
Mass
Shenendehowa School
Blue Creation
Macy’s
Beth Davis
Diana Abvarr
Loretta Bonneau
Miss Bonneau
St. Mary’s Hall
Crescent
Alvin Neeves
Nyack
Theodore Chandler
Amity, Reformed Church
Reformed Church
Youth Fellowship
Youth Fellowship of Amity Reformed Church
John Luke
David Shipee
Janet Oakes
William MacElroy
Faith
Scott Mincher
James VanVranken
Billy Smith
Beth Shippey
Boy Wins Settlement Over Ear Injury From Car Cannnon
A 16 year old Troy youth receives 3970 in a compromise suit after a cannon fired by Louis Adams next to his car damaged his ear drum. The incident occurred June 13 1967 and required ear surgery at Samaritan Hospital. Margaret Donnelly filed for her son Richard Donnelly against Charles and Louis Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rensselaer County
Margaret Donnelly
Richard Donnelly
Griswold Heights
Charles Adams
Louis
Supreme Court
Ty. Paul Kane
Louis Adams
Donnelly
Samaritan Hospital
P. Richard Tuohey
County Highway Aides Form Rensselaer County Group
Highway superintendents from 14 towns formed the Rensselaer County Highway Superintendents Association and elected A Frank Bentley of Brunswick as president. Officers include Edward Rodolph East Greenbush vice president Henry Neusberger North Greenbush secretary and Earl Miller Poestenkill treasurer. Board of directors named from Schaghticoke Schodack Pittstown Hoosick and Rensselaer. The group aims to share highway construction maintenance and plan home rule advocacy to coordinate better roads and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
A. Frank Bentley
Brunswick
Earl Miller
Poestenkill
Maynard J. Dixon
Rensselaer
Henry Neusberger
North Greenbush
Bentley
Frank Bentley
Rensselaer County Highway Dept
Rensselaer County Highway Superintendents’ Association
Edward Rosedorph
East Greenbush
Donald Bryan
Schaghticoke
Alton Brust
Pittstown
Lawrence Murphy l
Hoosick
Frank Morey
Schodack
Ee 14
Nobel Prize Winner Will Be RPI Guest
Haldan K. Hartline Nobel laureate of 1967 and Rockefeller University biophysicist will speak at RPI for the Arthur D. Little Science Lecture at 2 p.m. in the Sage Lecture Hall. He collaborated with George Wald and Ragnar Granit and was linked to Detlev Bronk’s Rockefeller presidency and Space Science Board work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haldan Keffer Hartline
Rockefeller University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Arthur D. Little
Sage
Hall
Hartline
George Wald
Harvard University
Ragnar Grandit
Nobel Institute For Neurophysiology
Detlev W. Bronk
University of Pennsylvania
Eldridge Reeves Johnson Foundation
Bronk
Rensselaer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Science Board
National Academy of Science
National Research Council
Livestock Market Report Cambridge Valley Auction May 6
Cattle 162 sold market steady demand moderate. Dairy cattle and calves sold with price ranges for dairy heifers cows and bulls, plus calves and dairy replacements. notable figures include prime veals 110 to 128 per head and cows with springers 150 to 345 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Valley
Cambridge
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Union Librarian To Be Honored By Union College
Wayne F. Somers Librarian at Schaffer Library Union College Schenectady will get an honorary master of letters at June 14 commencement for promoting professional standards to bibliographic research The award is presented by the college and tied to Somers work on bibliographic indexes and Union College history
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne. F. Somers
Schaffer Library
Union College
Schenectady
Ste Somers
Col . 7 Lege
Genevieve Timmons
Dixon Ryan Fox
Aiany
Grace WSCS announces mother daughter program
The WSCS of Grace United Methodist Church plans a 7:30 p.m. Monday program for mothers and daughters at the church. Refreshments will be served and Mrs. Carol Trembly chairs reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Grace United Methodist Church
Carol Trembly
Boy Kills Math Teacher in Keelung School
Police reported a 117 year old high school junior hacked his mathematics teacher to death with an ax at a northern Keelung school. The headmaster called Chian Hsin Tung a very good teacher but a little too harsh with his students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Keelung
Chian Hsin- Tung
Showers End as Cooler Air Arrives in Troy
Early morning showers in the Troy area are expected to end this afternoon as the Weather Bureau notes a high near 65. Tonight and Saturday bring partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with lows around 15 0 and highs between 55 and 60. Thursday's highs and lows were 63 and 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Weather Bureau
Burgh Cubs Award Winners At Pack Meeting
Cub Pack 11 at Fellow ship Hall First Presbyterian Lansingburgh awarded William Farnam first prize Ronald Ratigan second and Chris DiBell third for a pinewood derby. Candy drive prizes went to James Lanteigne Anthony Valenti and Frank Kepner. Plans for flags on veterans graves May 24 and a Lansingburgh Memorial Day parade march were announced. Bob cats Kim Houghland Robert Merrow and Webelos entrant Charles Fentekes were inducted. Cubmaster Robert Rokjer gave achievement awards to James Layden David Fletcher Charles Phillips David Costello Thomas Connally Ned Duncan Michael Rea Ben Cannon William Casey Paul Remington Ronald Ratigan David Henderson Robert Ratigan Chris DiBell Brian Van Vorst Frank Wilcox. Sportsman and science awards went to Philip Clemente Tony Valente Russell D'Amico James Wager Gerald Lee Ronald Coatts William Farnam David Merrill Donald Gendron William Van Patten Robert Murphy James Marino Pantazis Samolis David Spoore Richard Curley and Gary Conlin. An appreciation plaque to Donald Wheeler and a den chief book to Andy Clemente were also presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburgh
William Farnam
Ronald Ratigan
Chris DiBell
James Lanteigne
Anthony Valenti
Frank Kepner
Cubs
Veterans of Lansingburgh
Kim Houghland
Robert Merrow
Bobcats
Charles Fentekes
Webelos
Robert Rokjer
James Layden
David Fletcher
Charles Phillips
David Costello
Thomas Connally
Ned Duncan
Michael Rea
Ben Cannon
William Casey
Paul Remington
David Henderson
Robert Ratigan
Brian van Vorst
Frank Wilcox
Philip Clemente
Tony Valente
Russell D'Amico
James Wager
Gerald Lee
Ronald Coatts
David Merrill
Donald Gendron
William van Patten
Robert Murphy
James Mariano
Pantazis Samolis
David Spoore
Richard Curley
Gary Conlin
Donald Wheeler
Den
Andy Clemente
Woman's GOP Spring Party Set Thursday
The Rensselaer County Women's Republican Club will hold its annual spring card party Thursday in The Hendrick Hudson with Mrs. Ernest W. Robillard as president. A big show from a New York City firm will headline the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Woman's Republican Club
Hendrick Hudson
Ernest W. Robillard
New York City
Bess Fitzgerald
John E. Mirch
Mary Brearton
John Nugent
Harold E. Harriman
Caroline Bussey
Pauline Marbot
Hazel McPherson
Connie Santora
Margaret Riely
Scout Troop 49 Flag Sale Supports Camp Saratoga
Scout Troop 49 of Clifton Park sponsored by St Edward's Church conducts a flag sale across Clifton Park to aid a Memorial Day display and raise funds for summer camping equipment at Camp Saratoga. Sixteen scouts and fathers canvass areas while prizes for poster designs are awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Knolls
St. Edward's Church
Clifton Park
Camp Saratoga
Little League activity set for weekend in Watervliet
Joseph Matthews, director of Watervliet Little League, says Peanut Division players meet at Low Kemp Memorial Park at 6 30 p m today to pick teams. Need managers. contact at the park. Jumbo Division opens with first game Saturday at 9 a m. openings remain. contact directors. Captains named: Mark Manny, Jim Sherwin, Mark Emanation, Marty Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Matthews
Watervliet
Low Kemp Memorial Park
Vincent Razzano
Donald Alston
Mark Manny
Jim Sherwin
Mark Emanation
Marty Hughes
Deaths and Funerals In Troy Area Obituaries
Funeral notices from Troy area dated Thursday cover Mrs Helen L. Neils wife of Milton A. Neils of Troy Record Co. printer with services at Mason Funeral Home and burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Also Miss Anna M. Kenna and Edward Cullen funerals at McLoughlin and McNulty homes with Requiem Masses and burials at local cemeteries. Clarence L. Brown 67 a World War II Army veteran dies in Bennington Vermont. services planned at Hanson-Walbridge and burial at Grandview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neils
Helen L. Neils
Milton A. Neils
Troy Record Co
Mason Funeral
Thomas S. Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Lansingburgh
Bruce Hunter
Gary Jones
Frank McKnight
John Hope
Oakwood
Evans
Miss Kenna
Anna M. Kenna
McNulty
Green Island
St. Joseph’s Church
James’ Kelly
John ‘Trainor
John Feeley
Richard Kirk
John, Boudoin
St. Peter's Cemetery
Troy
Kelly
Clarence L. Brown
Clarence
L. Brown
Bennington
Mildred White
Hanson-Walbridge
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Grandview Cemetery
North Bennington
Referendum on ABM debated in Montana election
In Montana the June 24 special congressional race for the 2nd District is played as a potential referendum on the Nixon ABM system. Republican William Mather, Democrat John Melcher, and American party nominee Derby Whitaker present mixed views, while Gov. Anderson opposes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Nixon
Great Falls
Malstrom Air Force Base
William
John Melcher
Forsythe
Derby C. Whitaker
Bloomfield
American Party
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Montana
2Nd
James R. Battin
Billings
Forrest H. Anderson
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Ernest Messier
Elks
Miss Noreen C
Tymeson
Troy Man
Wynantskill
J. F. Bowman
Richard C. Rosenfield
North Greenbush Public Library
Boy
Dacor Brick
Letham Rele
Central Ave
Schenectady “Sig NN
Corway Mee
Maxam
Thur
Pal
Sat
RPI
Livestock Market Report
Union
Aer
Ans
Pra
Burgh Cubs
Elnora
Victoria Kline
Penn Central Company
A. E. Perlman
Selkirk
N. Y
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