Funeral for Mrs Mary A Leonard Raymond Held in Rensselaer
Mary A Leonard Raymond 90 of First Street Rensselaer died Wednesday at home. Widow of W Raymond former city deputy tax commissioner. Survived by son Leonard M Raymond DeWitt NY daughters Mrs Joseph F Schmitz DeWitt NY Mrs Edward Bambury Elmira NY Mrs James F Deatherage Wayne PA ten grandchildren twelve great grandchildren. Funeral from Thomas A Sherwood Funeral Home to St John Church interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery East Greenbush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Leonard Raymond
First Street
Rensselaer
W. Raymond
Derman
Leonard M. Raymond
Westmere
Joseph F. Schmitz
DeWitt
N.Y
Edward Bambury
Elmira
James F
Wayne, Pa
Thomas A. Sherwood
St. John’s Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
East Greenbush
James Camp to graduate and seek ordination in Delhi ministry
James Camp son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Camp of Rensselaer and deacon at First Presbyterian Rensselaer will graduate Tuesday from Princeton Theological Seminary. He is expected to be received by the Presbytery of Susquehanna Valley for the United Ministry of Delhi and will face final ordination examination June 7 before the Presbytery of Albany. He plans to be ordained July 4 at Rensselaer, beginning duties in Delhi July 6 with Rev Robert M Johns of Saskatchewan assisting Rev Carlyle Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Camp
Joseph J. Camp
Rensselaer
First Presbyterian Church of
Princeton Techological Seminary
Presbytery of
Susquehanna Valley
United Ministry of
Delhi
United Methodist
Second United Presbyterian Churches
Albany
Rensselaer Church
Carlyle Adams
Robert M. Johns
Saskatchewan
Canada
Camp
Princeton
Harold S Jones City Native Dies at 73
Harold S Jones died Wednesday at St. Peter's Hospital Albany aged 73 born in Rensselaer resided 427 Manning Ave Albany retired from the railroad after 45 years service survived by wife Cora Worden two sons Harold S Jones Jr and E Wayne Jones a daughter Mrs Arthur Van Wormer sister Vera Furness nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren funeral today at 10 30 a m W J Lyons Funeral Home Rensselaer Rev Alvin Butz will officiate burial Albany Rural Cemetery
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Harold S. Jones
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
Rensselaer
Jones
Manning Ave
Cora V. Worden
Harold S. Jones Jr
E. Wayne Jones
Arthur van Wormer
Vera Furness
W. J. Lyons
Washington Ave
Alvin Butz
St. John's Lutheran Church
Albany Rural Cemetery
Dr. Adams to Reside in Albany
Rev Dr Carlyle Adams plans retirement from the First Presbyterian Church in Rensselaer in September and will move with Mrs Adams to Albany. He will remain stated clerk of the Presbytery of Albany through November 1975, moving from 30 Broadway to the Westminster Presbyterian Church at 85 Chestnut Street in Albany.
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Carlyle Adams
First Presbyterian Church
Rensselaer
Adams
Albany
Presbytery of
Broadway
K of C Nominating Committee Sets 1971-72 Slate
Grand Knight Edward Ryan names a nominating committee for Rensselaer K of C to present officers for the 1971 72 term at the June 7 meeting at 8 p.m. The committee includes Paul Puls chairman Jack Riley Bill Stackhouse Joe Smith and Les Warner. A family event is planned for June with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ryan
Rensselaer K. of C
Paul Puls
Jack Riley
Bill Stackhouse
Joe Smith
Les Warner
Ryan
Church Notices for Rensselaer Area Congregations
Church notices list service times and pastors for multiple denominations in Rensselaer. Broadway Methodist and First Methodist schedule morning Church School and worship, First Baptist, First Congregational, Redeemer Episcopal, St Johns, St Josephs, St Pauls Lutheran and others provide mass or worship times with clergy names and chapel hours. Chapel opens daily 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. including Sunday. Special Masses posted.
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Broadway
Thomas R. Riston Jr
First Baptist
Round J. Brown
First Congregational
Irma F. Warfield
Franciscan Mission
Washington Avenue
Victor Schoenberger
O.F.M. Conv
Superior
First Methodist
William A. Boehne
First Presbyterian
Carlyle Adams
Redeemer Episcopal
Harold King
Robert O. Flechtner
Five Finalists Chosen For Miss Colonie Title
Five finalists including a Troy girl were named for Miss Colonie in a Greater Colonie Chamber of Commerce contest. Christine Mink Ann Montgomery Patricia Schramm Susan Sendrakowski and Robin Weininger were selected by Robert Conklin. The winner will be chosen June 5 at Colonie Lodge of Elks.
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Troy
Colonie Center
Miss Montgomery
James and
Elizabeth Montgomery
Luther St
Fidelity Bank of
Colonie
HVCC
Loudon Slimline
Loudonville
Miss Weininger
John
Blanche Weininger
McNutt Ave
Colonie High
Williams Offers Master’s Degree In History Of Art
Williams College and the Clark Art Institute plan a two year master’s degree program in the history of art starting fall 1972. The program will enroll up to 18 students, housed in a new five story addition and integrated with the institute’s library and museum collections. Funding includes a five year 150000 grant from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation and a 50,000 per year gift from the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation.
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Williams
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Clark Art Institute
Williams Art Department
Samuel H. Kress Foundation
New York City
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
Robert Sterling Clark
S. Lane Faison Jr
Williams College Museum of Art
Whitney S. Stoddard
Mr. Faison
George H. Hamilton
Burglar Spills Syrup at Fifth Avenue Diner
Troy police investigate a burglary at the Fifth Avenue Diner on 356 5th Ave. early morning. Richard Lewis, owner, found a gallon of syrup spilled across the floor, valued at 22 dollars. A rear window was broken and about 165 dollars drawn from the cash drawer. Intruder left by unlatching the rear door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Fifth Avenue
5Th Ave
Richard Lewis
Niagara University honors 63 graduates in 114th commencement
Three area residents among 63 students honored at Niagara Universitys 114th commencement. Marsh a M Scully of Latham and Stephen Denig of Glens Falls receive magna cum laude and cum laude honors respectively, Edward Borix of Fort Edward earns cum laude in travel and tourism. Scully also wins the Levy Brothers Award in nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Niagara University
Thomas J. Lynch
Marsha M. Scully
Old London Rd
Latham
Stephen Denig
Sylvan Ave
Glens Falls
Edward Borix
King St
Fort Edward
Miss Scully
College of Nursing
Levy Brothers
Denig
College of Arts and Sciences
Borix
Institute of Transportation, Travel and Tourism
Area Bishop Nine Troy Area Students Honored
About 1 000 persons received degrees at Manhattan College 120th commencement. The Most Reverend Edwin B Broderick received the St LaSalle medal for Catholic education. Troy honorees include John J Graber John A DeFrancesco and Mark D Hausmann in engineering science and arts respectively. Other area graduates listed include Donald E Christopher C Pondillo Joseph P Ruggerio Raymond J Moseman Harold E McKenney and Thomas J Strini with engineering and arts degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Manhattan College
Edwin B. Broderick
Albany
Broderick
St. LaSalle
Troy
John J. Graber
John A. DeFrancesco
Mark D. Hausmann
Donald E. Christopher
Cohoes
John C. Pondillo
Joseph P. Ruggieri
Watervliet
Raymond J. Moseman
Schenectady
Harold E. McKenney
Altamont
Thomas J. Strini
Latham
Mantra Youth Outing To Thatcher Park
Mantra, a Cohoes youth action group, accompanied a group of Cohoes youngsters on a trip to Thatcher Park. The outing included recreational activities and fossil collecting for studies, sponsored with the State Narcotics Guidance Council. Chaplains included Thomas Buchanan of the Cohoes Youth Bureau and Mrs. Eunice A. Antonucci, chair of the Cohoes Narcotics Guidance Council.
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Mantra
Cohoes
Thatcher Park
State Narcotics Guidance Council
Thomas Buchanan
Cohoes Youth Bureau
Eunice A. Antonucci
Cohoes Narcotics Guidance Council
License Renewals Extended For Memorial Day Weekend
Rensselaer County drivers with expiring operator licenses can renew by midnight Tuesday due to the Memorial Day holiday. The Motor Vehicle Bureau says registrations extend over holidays by law, but licenses do not. The Motor Vehicle Office will be closed Monday in observance.
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Rensselaer County
Paul H. Spain
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Six Injured In Schodack Auto Crash
Six people including three children were injured in a two car head on collision on the Columbia Turnpike near Middle Sex Road in Schodack. The injured were identified as Sarah Bahret Gerald Bargey Jeanne Bargey Wanda Bargey Linda Bargey and Jerry Bargey all of Nassau. They were taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital by Bruen Rescue Squad and Nassau Ambulance. The Bahret vehicle crossed into the westbound lane causing the crash and a fire was extinguished by East Greenbush Fire Dept. responders. Traffic was rerouted for over an hour as police and medics assisted. Officers on scene included John Mooney Joseph Riscavage and Edward Marriage with aid from East Greenbush and State Police.
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Columbia Turnpike
Middlesex Road
Schodack
Sarah Bahret
Castleton
Gerald Bargey
Broadway
Rensselaer
Jeanne Bargey
Wanda Bargey
Linda Bargey
Jerry Bargey
Lake Ave
Nassau
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Bruen Rescue Squad
Nassau Ambulance
Bahret
Bargeys
Frank Vasquez
Vasquez
East Greenbush Fire Dept
John Mooney
Joseph Riscavage
Edward Marriage
East Greenbush Police
State Police
Area Man Sentenced to Life for Murder of Hoosick Falls Couple
David Cadorett, 24, of Hoosick Falls received 20 years to life after being sentenced by Judge Julian Orton in Hudson Falls for the murder of Mary Michelle Herring, 21, of Hoosick Falls. Herring was shot Aug 29 on Confax Mountain. her body found Aug 31 in Buskirk. Cadorett had earlier pleaded innocent before changing to guilty on May 17 after indictment by the September grand jury.
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David Cadorett
Hoosick Falls
Clinton
Dennemora
Washington County
Julian Orton
Hudson Falls
Cadorett
Mary Michelle Herring
Miss Herring
Confax Mountain
Jackson
Buskirk
Vermont
Caderett
Siena Students Approve 60 Percent Rise in Activity Fee
Siena College students voted to raise the mandatory activity fee from 25 to 40 dollars per semester. Senate treasurer Steven Lamy said the funds will expand a cultural fund for campus events and speakers. The money will finance activities open to all students, excluding exclusive clubs and Greek organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siena College
Steven Lamy
Ballston Lake
Student Senate
Lamy
Siena
Math Club
Hospital costs rise 81 per day per patient in 1970
The American Hospital Association reports hospital costs up 15.7 percent from 1969 to 1970, reaching 81 dollars per day per patient as total community hospital expenses climb to 19.6 billion. Payrolls total 11.4 billion, and occupancy holds at 78 percent with an 8.2 day average stay.
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Chicago
American Hospital Association
AHA
Edwin L. Cosby
Sydney Jury Deadlocks Over Portnoy's Obscenity
A Sydney jury could not reach a verdict on whether the U.S. novel Portnoy's Complaint is obscene. The indecisive panel marks a clash over literary standards and propriety.
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Sydney
U.S
Casts Vote Despite His Broken Hip
In Tombstone Arizona Ken Poulton fell with a broken hip while entering a polling place for a special school bond election. He insisted on voting, was signed in from the floor, and cast his ballot as an ambulance arrived.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Ken Poulton
Poulton
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