Legal Notice and Village Resolution Reported in 1967
Legal notices document a surrogate court citation for Freida Fritzsche estate probate with Elmer Rasmussen attorney, a Castleton on Hudson board meeting approving a state planning study capital reserve fund, and various local notices including school tax deadlines, public bids, and remittance details for area districts. The items mention Troy and Rensselaer County locations, dates in 1967, and municipal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Hom
Louis J. Letkowicz
State of New York
John Doe
Richard Roe
Freida Fritzeche
Freida Fritzsche
Per Viener
Currogate's
Rennse
Freida Pritzsche
Troy
Castleton-on-Hudson
Rensselaer County
Donald C. Justus
Gerardus F. Snyder
Warren Camingo
Donald A. Relyea
George W. Dieckelman
Board of Trustees
General Municipal Wa
Johanna M. Johnson
Castleton
Truusee Warren Caminga
Castlefoam-Hudson
State of New
Board of
Rewana
Funeral attendance notes Barre Vermont service for Mrs. Paquet
Mr and Mrs Antonio Begin and son Dennis of Hoosick Falls attended the funeral in Barre Vermont for Mrs Alphonse Paquet who died Saturday. Solemn Requiem Mass at St Monica s Church Barre with Rev Edward J Fitzsimons celebrant and church choir. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Michael Powers of Bennington and Mrs Powers a granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Begin
Dennis
Main St
Hoosick Falls
Barre
Begin
Alphonse Paquet
Barre City
St. Monica’s Church
Edward J. Fitzsimons
Roma Audette
Stephen Faver
Mao foes burn Viet supplies in Canton warehouse clash
In Hong Kong reports from Red Guard publications describe a three day battle in Canton during China s cultural upheaval. Anti Mao forces attacked the Taiku warehouse with heavy artillery and small arms killing and wounding several, while incendiary bombs and gas grenades caused major damage and collapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
UPS
Red Guard
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Canton
North Vietnam
Red Army
Mao
Mung Chi Pao
Chu-Ying
Ti Tsung
Doctrine Guards
80 Million Cars On U S Roads In Five Year Span
An estimate places U S vehicle on highway at about 80 million with roughly half bought in the previous five years. The figure highlights rapid turnover and growing fleet through recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bennington Area YMCA Considers Hoosick Falls Service Link
At a Hoosick Falls discussion meeting and a Bennington luncheon, planners explored extending the Bennington YMCA to Hoosick Falls. Dana described a 25-member board structure with multi faith representation and a focus on family activities, youth, and adult education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hoosick Falls
Industrial Management Club
Bennington “Y
The
Kiwanis
Lions Club
Parent- Teacher Association
Hoosick Falls Central School
Richard N. Fabricius
Bennington
Oktobec
YMCA
Bennington Group
Dana
Brownie Troops 493 and 466 Meet Today at Center
First meetings of Brownie Troops 493 and 466 are set for today at 3 p.m. at the Community Center on Church Street. Troop 493 will meet upstairs led by Mrs. Calvin Pedersen with Miss Claire Lukas assisting. Troop 466 will meet downstairs under Mrs. Judy Stewart with Mrs. Betty Meaney and Miss Betse Cullen in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Calvin Pedersen
Claire Lukas
Judy Stewart
Betty Meaney
Teader
Betse Cullen
Hospital Patient Harry E Mathers At Albany Medical Center
Hospital report lists Harry E Mathers of 52 Rivers Street as a patient at Albany Medical Center Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Mathers
Rivers St
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Obituary Bids Open For School Demolition Closings Tomorrow
Bids to demolish a section of the Walter A. Wood High School building close tomorrow at 8 p.m. Bids must be returned to John M. Frier, clerk of the Hoosick Falls School District, with the opening set at the board meeting in the school administration rooms at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wood
John M. Frier
Hoosick Falls
Funeral for Clark S Rice Held in Bennington
Clark S Rice 80 longtime Bennington resident and church member died Friday after a brief illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital. He lived on Houghton Lane with his wife Lillian May Shortt and left a daughter, a son, a sister, a brother, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Maher and Son Funeral Home with Rev H Glenn Payne officiating, and interment followed at Hinsdillville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark S. Rice
Old Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mr. Rice
Shaftsbury
Vermont
North Bennington
Harwood Hill
First Baptist Church
Houghton Lane
Lillian May Shortt
Albert Macauley
Clark E. Rice
Emily Green
Leslie Rice
Mahar and Son
Robert Malo
Main St
Radar H. Glenn Payne
Ft. Monmouth
Nut
Benning
Ton
Ernest L. Malo
Abbott
Hinsdillville
St. Bennington
Election held for Hoosick Baptist Youth Group officers
Raymond Sharkey was elected president of the Youth Fellowship at the First Baptist Church Hoosick with Timothy Holzhauer as vice president and Dale La Fond as secretary treasurer. Colleen Pierce named Halloween UNICEF organizer for Oct 29 events. Sunday meetings set for 6 30 pm in fall and winter with a day ride planned for Friday. West Hoosick Youth Fellowship to elect officers Oct 22 with Sunday meetings at 6 pm and UNICEF Halloween event Oct 29 and cinema refreshments Nov 5. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Sharkey
First Baptist Church
Hoosick
Timothy Holzhauer
Dale la Fond
Colleen Pierce
Unicef
West Hoosick
Plan Branch Of OEO For This Area
An open meeting to organize the Hoosick Falls Branch of the Office of Economic Opportunity is set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Hoosick Falls Central School. A County Office representative from Troy will explain the federal funded program serving low income families in Hoosick, Grafton and Berlin. The Hoosick Falls Office is at the County Health Department, 145 Main Street, with telephone 686-9373. Currently two workers, one to serve Grafton-Berlin, plan to open an office in Grafton later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Office of Economic Opportunity
Troy
Hoosick
Grafton
Berlin
County Health Department
Main St
Grafton-Berlin
Change in Auxiliary Meeting for St Stanislaus Society
Due to the 25th anniversary celebration the St Stanislaus Society Auxiliary changes its regular meeting to October 22 Friday and Saturday. Mrs Thomas G Restino will be social chairman for the latter meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stanislaus Society
Thomas G. Restino
Lost and Found and Notices in Troy Area
Beagle male lost in Cohoes Colonie Ue Boe Corners. reward call CE 7 6047. Cultured pearls child lost in Troy reward 272 4453. Terrier mix female white with black ears lost in Burgh contact BE 5 9814 or 618 Second Ave Troy. Beagie pup brown white Ginger near Glen Age reward 272 0395. Sum of money last Friday evening near Erle Mill Sts Troy Record carrier boy reve call Circulation Dept AS 2 200. Calendars of all sizes call Waitney 295 3773. Pianos old taken away free call IV 9 7305. Electrolysis hair removal day evening by appointment call East Slingerl ands 785 1483. Electrolysis newest methods payable Martin Goldstein 12 Second St AS 2 8156. Arthur Cutler 31st St hospital Putnam Memorial Troy Record Co. not seen adenine at One Class. Display Educational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Colonie Ue Boe Corners
Troy
Burgh
Glen Age
Erle and
Mill Sts
Call East Slingerlands
Martin Goldstein
Second St
Arthur Cutler
31St St
Putnam Memorial
Ukrainian Unit Elects Officers at St Nicholas Junior Club
The St Nicholas Ukrainian Jr Club elected Mrs Doro thy Dziamba president with a slate including Miss Olga Hubiecki as vice president and Kay Fomuk as secretary. Other officers are Ann Gingeresky treasurer Tekla Cotch financial secretary Rose Barnick sunshine chair Mae Hernick corresponding secretary and Judy Phillips historian. A special meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Ukrainian Hall to plan an installation banquet and a November trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Ukrainian , Jr. Club
Dorothy Dziamba
Olga Hubiecki
Kay Fomuk
Ann Gingeresky
Tekla Cotch
Rose Barnick
Sunshine
Mae Hernick
Judy Phillips
New York City
Firemen Put Out Bedroom Blaze Near Schaghticoke
Melrose and Schaghticoke firefighters responded Friday night to Clifford Brunick’s Grant's Hollow home between Schaghticoke and Melrose. A wick-type space heater started a fire in a bedroom, leaving wall and floor charred. The one story frame house suffered the blaze around 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Schaghticoke
Clifford Brunick
Grant’s Hollow
Joseph Piscitella
Rensselaer County
Educational and Training Opportunities Advertising Fragment
A dense job and training classifieds fragment lists opportunities across crafts and professions. Listings include heavy equipment operator training with earnings up to 421 per hour, tractor trailer driver training, chauffeur schooling, civil service test prep, and accounting trainee positions. Additional notices mention electri cal technician apprenticeships and vocations in service and maintenance with contact details for Troy Albany Cohoes and related agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Allstate
Northwest Schools
Dept
HO-39
Yroy Record Co
Employment ads excerpt from Albany area listings
A collection of job notices including an auditor for A&P Tea Co with night stock checks and call in details, part time auto mechanic positions at Perlman’s Shell Service with contact hours, full time bartender in Albany region, Borden Dairy route salesman with full benefits, a business executive resume request by national firm in eastern New York, carpenter positions with after hours contact, and carpentry crews paying $130 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VA AP
Perlman's Shell Service
River and Hoosick Sts
Troy
Gall AR
Borden Dairy
New York
P.O. Box
Albany
N.Y
Carpenter
Bob
Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Surrogate’s Court
Franklin Mahoney
Said
Charles Cohen
Surrogate's Court
Beatrice Brenenstuhl
Mre Brenenefuhl
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Ridders
Board of Public Notice
Education of Central School District
Brunswick
Putstown
Poestenkil
Board of Education
Surrogate’s Court Room
Tamarac High Iselaer County
Atio Joy
Clum’s Corners
Bruns
Wick
Frank
Hollman
Ber
Tamarac Road
Rensselaer
Bis
Fifteenth Street
Sausse Avenue
Binder
City of Troy
Feathers
Corcares
Narothy Bonesteel
Brittenkill Central
Pittstown
Poestenkill
Ordett Avenue
Hulton
Eagle Streets
Brenenstuhl
City of
Roy
Petersburg
Vermont Church
YC Public Service
George J. Hart
Devitt Road
Waterford
Jacob J. Rothstein
River Street
Sixth Avenue
Thireteenth
Philippa Kappa
Hooslekk Street
Burdett Avenue
22Nd Street
Hoosick Street
Rensselaer County Chapter
Association For
Pinewoods Avenue
Collins and
Maple Avenues
Fifth
Board of Zoning Appeals
Dorothy Tymeson
Rostral
Paar
Stick’s
Dewey del Signore
Dewey M
del Signore Jr
Byam
Stick's
Farm Market Rd
Averill Park
West Sand Lake Toad
Michael JR
Avert Park
310
Pelpietown Itc
Renafelaer County
Pauline F
Rettig
Ésba
Sprigletown
Spei
Columba
Renssélaer
William A. Panob
NOTIO
Hoonick Rd
Johanna M. Johnson Ty
Hoosick Re
Troyon-Hudson, NY
Yeretta
Helen Kneet
Circle Inn
Latham
Behr-Manning Foremen’s Association
Greta Ubrich
Miss Ubrich
Frank N. Mahoney
Leonard E. Califano
Robert B. Nelson
Paul Tazbir
Salvatore A. Sestito
Michael Novak
Denby's of
Trunk Shop
Rey A. Sullivan
Mein St
P.O. Bex
Bennington Area
Brownie
Baptist Youth Group
OEO
Auto Transportation
Florida
Uke
Box 103
Troy Record Co
RIDE
South Lake Ave
State Campus
After & P.m
Washington Avenue
Northern Blvd
General Electric
Schenectady
Spelgletown
Sinh Ma
Trey Music Academy
Columbia St. Rensselaer
U. & Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Victor Comptometer School
State St
Maen Ee Eet Coe
Jack le Rocque
Snelling & Snelling
Cerqua
Fulton St
St. Mary’s
Massachusetts Ave
Auditor A&p Tea Co., Inc
Burns Whitney
Monroe Ave
Rochester
Ufa Insurance
America
Broadway
Menands
Gabriel Industries
Pawling Ave
Cal
Moore Employment Agency
Wolf Nd
Colonie
Sealy Mattress CO
Railroad Ave
BROWN
Fuller Road
Ferry St. Troy
Troy Record Composing Com
Herring
Avpll
Montgomery Ward
Pape
River ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!