Trojans Lottery Winners Drawn in Albany
Four Troy residents were among 15 Troy Area participants named in the October lottery drawing in Albany yesterday. Winners become eligible for prizes ranging from 150 to 100000 dollars with final prize determinations set for Tuesday. Monday holders of winning ducats will be notified.
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Troy
Troy Area
Albany
Area Winners Set New Mark in October Ticket Draw
Troy area ticket sales reached a new high at half-count with 31 winners, surpassing June’s 28. Winners hail from Albany to Lake Luzerne, including Thom as Trossback and Louis O’Brien, with dozens more named from Troy and surrounding towns as the state ducat system expands.
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Troy
Troy Area
Thomas Trossback
Bloomingrove Drive
Louis V. O’brien
Kennedy Towers
James Bates
Congress St
James Davis
River St
John, Joseph
William Ward
Columbia St
Cohoes
Laura J. Lansing
Ray
Bob O’connor
Rensselaer
Ronald E. Stewart
Round Lake
Mildred Kornfeld
Lincoln Avenue
Saratoga Springs
Virginia Salmon
Pierre Point Road
Lake Luzerne
E. W. Conway
Providence Place
Bert Bohorcheek
Harris Ave
Lorraine Grant
Albion Ave
Jean, Carol
Susan Bachmaier
Hollywood Ave
Oliver Family
Rose Court
Albany
Nellie Belgarde
Third St
Charles F. Smith Jr
George
Stephanie Moscur
Nelson St
Glens, Falls
Gretch
Bob
Frances
Frances Sheehy
Ferry Blvd
South Glens Falls
Kenneth Anders
Johnsonville
Florence C. Rudolph
Western Ave
Timothy J. O’sullivan
Carroll Terrace
Zed and
Robertina Peters
Sheridan Ave
Friesner Dies After Long Illness
Claude R. Friesner of Loudon Heights North Loudonville, long time St. Regis Paper Co. executive, dies after a long illness at Albany Memorial Hospital. Native of Baltimore Ohio, he retired Nov 1. Survived by wife Genevieve Honezar Friesner a son J William Friesner Atlanta GA a daughter Carol Ann Friesner Loudonville a sister Mrs M R Hall Lancaster Ohio and three grandsons. Funeral 2 0 p m tomorrow Marshall W Tebbutts Sons Funeral Home Albany with Rev Laman Bruner St Peter's Episcopal Church officiating. Interment Albany Rural Cemetery.
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Claude R. Friesner
Loudon Heights
Loudonvile
St. Regis Paper Co
Cohoes
Albany Memorial Hospital
Friesner
Baltimore
Ohio
Genevieve Honezar Friesner
J. William Friesner
Atlanta, Ga
Carol Ann Friesner
Loudonville
M. R. Hall
Lancaster
Marshall W. Tebbutts’ Sons Funeral Home
Central Ave
Albany
Laman Bruner
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Albany Rural Cemetery
Mrs Wrobel Dies Native of Poland in Troy
Anelia Polak Wrobel of 36 George St Green Island a Krakow Poland native who spent most of her life in Troy died at St Marys Hospital after a brief illness She was widow of Stanislaw Wrobel Survived by four sons Walter Jacob John all in Troy four daughters Mrs John J Cavanaugh Mrs Henry S Pajak Mrs Angelo F Colarusso and Mrs Jack Page ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral from McNulty Funeral Home Green Island to St Josephs Church for Requiem High Mass Interment in St Josephs Cemetery Troy.
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Anelia Polak Wrobel
George St
Green Island
Krakow
Poland
Troy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Pittstown
Valley Falls
St. Joseph’s Church
Jacob Joseph
John Wrobel
John J. Cavanaugh
Henry S. Pajak
Angelo F. Colarusso
Jack Page
Chicago
McNulty
Hudson Ave
Diocesan Posts Go To Troy Priests
Two young priests in Troy receive Albany Diocese appointments by Archbishop Maginn. Rev. John J. Rooney becomes diocesan director of the CYO and Rev. Donald J. Ophals named assistant superintendent of diocesan schools. Rooney succeeds Rev. J. Joseph Delaney and Ophals succeeds Rev. John J. Keegan on loan for missionary work in South America.
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Windham
Father Chpals
John J. Keegan
South America
St. James the Apostle Society
Alan D. Arnold
St. Mary's
Leo F. Markel
St. Patrick’s, Watervliet
Father Rooney
Catholic Central High School
Matthew H. Clark
St. Ambrose
Latham
Bernard A. Keefe
Christ the King
Westmere
Father Ophals
St. John's University
Longstand
Our Lady of Angels Seminary
Niagara
St. Brigid's
Watervliet
St. Mary’s
St. Jerome's College
Kitchener
Can
Mater Christi Seminary
Albany
Christ the King Seminary
St. Bonaventure
St. Paul the Apostle’s Church
Mercy High School
Our Lady of Assumption
St Mary’s Church
Troy
Catholic Central High
Troy Area
CYO Center
Police seize Guevara shirts in Rio store raid
Brazilian political police seized stock of the Che Guevara blouse a garment styled after the guerrilla leader. The owner said police cited Brazil’s lack of diplomatic relations with Cuba as the reason for the seizure.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Rio
Che Guevara
Bolivia
Brazil
Cuba
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Nardello and Others
The obituary notes multiple funerals: Mrs E Irene Nardello honored in Lansingburgh with Rev Thomas S Evans, burial at Graceland Albany. Mrs Eleanor P Hansen from Singburgh with Rev Robert R Mursh, burial Oakwood. Miss Laura Dolphin with Requiem High Mass at St Jean the Baptiste, interment St Jean's Cemetery. Joseph J Minnock from St Peter's with Msgr Matthew M Brennan, burial St Peter's Cemetery. Mrs Rose Farashian of 34 Bay Ave Watervliet in Troy, services at Parker Brothers Memorial and St Peter's Armenian Church, burial Oakwood Cemetery. Bearers listed for each service.
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E. Irene Nardello
Mason Funeral Home
Lansingburgh
Thomas S. Evans
First Presbyterian Church of
Jay D. Clark
Walter Crowther
Walter Snyder
Chester Lapino
Graceland Cemetery
Albany
Mr. Evans
Eleanor P. Hansen
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Robert R. Mursh
John Laustrup
Thomas Shanahan Sr
Thomas Shanahan
Chris Boisen
Harry R. Dahl
Russell Laustrup
Oakwood Cemetery
Marsh
Laura Dolphin
John H. Clinton
St. Jean the Baptiste Church
George E. Phillips
St. Jean’s Cemetery
Father Phillips
Daniel H. Markham
Minnock
Joseph J. Minnock
John A. Lodge
St. Peter's Church
Matthew M. Brennan
Sean McMahon
John J. Varne
James H. Nay Jor
James W. Rourke
George E. Foley Jr
Martin J. McDonough
James W
William J.matthews
Troy Vocals In Rousing Opener
The Troy Vocal Society opened its season with guest pianist Lois Ann Busch under Walter Marland. The 375th concert featured Bach, Handel, Buzzi-Peccia, Haydn, Scarlatti, Chopin, MacDowell, Hahn, Wagner, Niles, and selections from Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, Romberg, Lerner and Loewe. A lively finale closed the program as the group eyes its 376th performance.
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Keith Marvin
Lois Ann Busch
Troy Vocal Society
Walter Marland
Bach
Handel
The
Vocal Society
A. Buzzi-Peccia
Haydn
Miss Busch
Domenico Scarlatti
Chopin
Moon Diamonds: Soviet Scientist Hints Possibility
Academician Andrei Tormufnik, quoted by Tass, says moon may contain diamonds and valuable metals such as platinum and nickel ore. He does not rule out the possibility of such finds on the lunar surface.
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Moscow
Tass
Andrei Torfimuk
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