Brothers Harrigan Feature On Ballot In Rensselaer
Voters in Rensselaer see two Harrigans on ballots as Joseph E. Harrigan seeks Democratic county legislator in the 15th District with Conservative endorsement while Frederick E. Harrigan runs independently for alderman in the Eighth Ward with Republican support. Incumbents seek reelection including Mayor John H. Warden and City Democrats in the mix. Patricia Jones seeks city treasurer as GOP standard bearer.
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Rensselaer
Joseph E. Harrigan
Washington Ave
Frederick E. Harrigan
Highland Ave
J. Donald Leahy
North End
John H. Warden
Richard Glander
Glander
Donald M. Hunt
Spruce St
Alfred J. Jukes
Jukes
Rensselaer City
GOP
Patricia Jones
Pine St
Skuse Set to Address Rensselaer Council Meeting
Assemblyman Raymond Skuse of the 102nd District will speak at the Rensselaer Community Council session on November 13 at 7:45 p.m. in St Joseph's Church Hall. Council President Irwin Stewart will introduce him. Rev. Erwin H Schwegardt chairs the meeting.
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Raymond Skuse
City of
Rensselaer
Funeral Rites for Rensselaer Fire Victim
Funeral services were held Monday for Linda Moxon a four year old girl who died Friday afternoon in a fire that destroyed her home at 103 First Street in Rensselaer The Mass of the Angels was celebrated at St Johns Church by Rt Rev Msgr Arthur J Reilly Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery and the family received friends at William J Lyons Jr Funeral Home
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Rensselaer
1St St
Linda Moxon
William Moxon
William J. Lyons Jr
Precautions Planned After Vandalism At Local Church
First Baptist Church trustees announce Sunday protective coverings will be installed over valuable stained glass windows to deter vandalism. Francis Sprague, board chairman, says the measure is precautionary to protect windows valued at hundreds of dollars. Mayor John H. Warden serves on the board.
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Rensselaer
First Baptist Church
Francis Sprague
John H. Warden
Navy Nurse Bakay graduates from officer indoctrination course
Ensign Susan F. Bakay daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bakay Jr of 9 Belmore Place Rensselaer graduated from the Naval School command officer indoctrination course for nurses and medical service corps in Newport Rhode Island ceremonies on November 18. She is a 1966 graduate of St Johns Academy and trained at St Marys Nursing School Amsterdam last June. She passed the New York State registered nurse exam and is now on duty at Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital California.
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Navy
Susan F. Bakay
John Bakey Jr
Belmore Place
Rensselaer
Naval Scohol
Medical Service Corps
Newport
R.I
Bakay
St. John’s Academy
St. Mary’s
Ecumenical Thanksgiving Eve Service Planned in Rensselaer
Rev. Dr. Carlyle Adams of First United Presbyterian and Rev. William Boehne of First United Methodist announce a change from joint observance. An Ecumenical service will be held November 26 at 8 p.m. at First Congregational Church Partition and Third Streets with Rev. Erwin H. Schweigardt as speaker and Rev. Irma F. Warfield presiding. Choirs from all participating churches will sing.
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Carlyle Adams
First United Presbyterian Church of Rensselaer
First United Methodist Church
William A. Boehne
Adams
North End
First Congregational Church
Partition
Third Streets
First Congregational
Broadway United Methodist
First Baptist
Erwin H. Schweigardt
St. John’s
Irma F. Warfield
Elementary PTA Meeting Scheduled at Van Rensselaer
Van Rensselaer Elementary School PTA will hold an evening meeting with an open house from 7 to 8 30 p.m. Kenneth Colville will preside over the 8 30 business session. Teachers will speak in classrooms and a Q A period will follow.
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van Rensselaer
PTA
Kenneth Colville
Use Of LSD Doesn’t Affect Heredity
Three researchers report that LSD use does not cause significant changes in human chromosomes. They note no definitive evidence of chromosome damage in white blood cells but call for further study. Researchers: Joe-Hin Tjio of the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Disease, Bethesda, and Walter N. Pahnke of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
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Chicago
Joe-Hin Tjio
National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Disease
Bethesda
Walter N. Pahnke
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore
Johnsonville notices and church rummage plans
Mrs. Dorothy LeBarron remains at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a fall and ambulance transport from her Johnsonville home. Miss Laurie Hussey is confined at home by illness. WSCS members plan a Christ Methodist Church fall rummage sale for November 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Greenwich. regular meeting follows at Mrs. George McGraw’s home with Mrs. Ralph Button leading the program.
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Dorothy LeBarron
Putman Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Johnsonville
Laurie Hussey
Wscs of Christ Methodist Church
Wallies
Greenwich
Wscs of
Christ Methodist Church
George McGraw
Ralph Button
Ervin Herrington
Forrest Agan
Wedding ends in donnybrook in Methuen
Gary F. Nethercote and Barbara Peters wed on Saturday at Nethercote's Methuen home. Neighbors complained of parked cars blocking driveways prompting police to intervene. A scuffle left Nethercote and two officers hospitalized. Nethercote held overnight and faced charges of disturbing the peace and assault and battery.
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Methuen
Mass
UPI
Gary F. Nethercote
Nethercote
Barbara Peters
Notre Dame Names Rustin to Board of Trustees
The University of Notre Dame named Bayard Rustin as the first Black member of its board of trustees. Rustin, a pacifist and World War II conscientious objector, was a key figure in the early civil rights movement and helped plan for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and advised Martin Luther King Jr.
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South Bend, Ind
University of Notre Dame
Bayard Rustin
Rustin
Austin
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King
Doctors Specialize In 1960s Shift in Practice
The article notes a major shift in U S medicine from general practitioners to specialists. It states that in 1960 more than half of physicians were general practitioners, while by 1967 only 22 percent remained in that category.
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U.S
World Community Day Session With UNICEF Official
Church Women United of Southern Rensselaer County observes World Community Day Friday at 10 a.m. at Nassau Reformed Church with representation from North and East Greenbush Rensselaer the Schodacks Nassau Castleton. Mrs David Marshall UNICEF information officer and UN education consultant will be the principal speaker at a noon luncheon.
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Church Women United
Rensselaer County
Nassau Reformed Church
Church Building Fund Receives $5000 Grant
The Howard and Bush Foundation of Hartford Conn grants $5000 to the First United Presbyterian Church of Rensselaer building fund. The gift supports the new parish hall serving as a community center and meeting place for the Rensselaer Girls Club. The hall cost $84,000 with $34,000 still owed. A prior $1350 gift funds the library and music room. a plaque will mark the two room suite entrance. Deacons meet November 9.
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Howard & Bush Foundation of
Hartford
First Baptist Church of Rensselaer Smorgasbord and Bazaar
The annual smorgasbord and bazaar at First Baptist Church of Rensselaer will take place Saturday. Bazaar booths open at 2 p.m. and the smorgasbord will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. Women and young women will wait tables while men manage the kitchen.
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First Baptist Church of Rensselaer
Fellowship Hall
County Receives State Welfare Distribution Totals
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced a November welfare distribution totaling 40 318 000 to 63 Social Service Districts. The federal share is 25 130 000 with localities receiving 80 percent of anticipated expenditures. Area counties and amounts include Rensselaer 675 005 Albany 1 108 370 Saratoga 196 100 Schenectady 481 920 Washington 157 854 Columbia 164 165 and Warren 192 180.
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Arthur Levitt
Rensselaer
Albany
Saratoga
Schenectady
Washington
Columbia
Warren
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Skuse
Ecumenical Service
Albert A. Kurland
Maryland Psychiatric Research Center
National Institute of Mental Health
Journal of the American Medical Association
Norman Cushing
Donnybrook
Notre Dame
Irusice
Kalamazoo
Fonneys
Latham Corners
Orig
Dacron
S-M-L. Orig
JR. & Misses
Slim & Husky
Loden
Brass
Penn-Prest
Eid
Orlon
Latham
Unicef
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