Bandits Rob Area Motels Get 5200 in Cash
Two armed robbers struck Schenectady Holiday Inn Motel and a Glenmont restaurant within 70 minutes, binding and gagging staff and making off with about 5200 at the Glenmont site and 2000 cash plus 2000 checks at the Schenectady motel. Police say descriptions match, with both gangs seen as professional. Paul Lemerise, 40, of Mechanicville, and two employees were injured. Investigators from Bethlehem, Schenectady, and State Police pursue the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenmont
Schenectady
Bethlehem
Paul Lemerise
Arcadia Ave
Mechanicville
Lemerise
Albany Medical Center
Schraffl’s
Paul Woodin
Richard Feulner
Hazard Covey
D. G. Brandon
A. L. Bardossi
Loudonville
St. Iny. C
Daucher
Selkirk
Holiday Inn
Nott Terrace
Three Licensed As Doctors in New York State
Three men from Mensee laer County have been licensed as doctors by the State Education Department. Emilio Calica of 275 Hoosick St Edmundo Soriano Nunez of 378 6th Ave and Bernardo Soriano Evangelista of RD 4 Troy completed their medicine examinations and are among 253 licensed in the state. Born in the Philippines, Nunez and Calica interned at Leonard Hospital in 1958 while Evangelista has been at St Marys Hospital. Announcement was made by Dr Elliott Levallen assistant commissioner for professional education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mensselaer County
State Education Department
Emilio Flores Calica
Hoosick St
Edmundo Soriano Nunez
6Th Ave
Bernardo Soriano Evangelista
RD 4
Troy
Philippines
Nunez
Calica
Leonard Hospital
Evangelista
St. Mary’s Hospital
Elliott Levallen
Firefighters respond to smoke at North End home
Troy fire crews were dispatched at 8:29 a.m. yesterday to 0839 6th Ave in response to Box 627 alarm. A defective furnace fan caused substantial smoke but no fire damage. The home at the address was owned and occupied by Andrew Braci, with Pumpers 11 and 12, Squad 2 and Battalion 2 on scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Troy
6Th Ave
Andrew Braci
Squad 2
Battalion 2
St Marys Slim Two CYO Football Tilts This Week
St Marys split two CYO football games this week. They lost 30-0 to St Jude’s, then defeated St Josephs Green Island 41-6. Justin Driscoll scored twice on long runs, Dennis Noonan threw a 30 yard TD pass to Mike Magin, and Dan Fontaine intercepted a pass for a TD as St Marys improves to 5-3 with five home games left. St Jude’s remains 7-0 and a league title favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
St. Jude's
Crusaders
St. Joseph’s
Green Island
St. Jude’s
Dick Osganian
Justin Driscoll
Green Islanders
Dennis Noonan
Mike Magin
Dan Fontaine
Mike Rocque
Crusader
Bob Fields
Driscoll
GOP Women To Sponsor Breakfast In Waterford
Voters are invited to Breakfast With the Candidates tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Republican Headquarters 33 Broad St Waterford. Sponsored by the Women’s Republican Club the event has no charge Mrs Joseph Corrigan wife of the town supervisor candidate will host. all party candidates will be present to answer questions and discuss platform issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Republican
Broad St
Women’s Republican Club
Joseph Corrigan
4-H Unit Takes Store Tour To Assist Meal Planning
At a 4-H Hillview Rangers meeting Mrs. Philip Brown led a tour of Big Value Super Market to aid meal planning. The club’s next meeting is Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Lawrence TepEyck’s home in Waterford. Town Supervisor Charles S. Taylor announced a Citizens Party meeting today at 7 p.m. at the town hall with Lionel Bechard discussing the Irwin Plan. The Fordian Home Bureau meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Waterford-Halfmoon High School with Sachet Balls as the project. Hostesses are Mrs. Ronald Labravico and Mrs. Edward Rooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillview Rangers
Philip Brown
Big Value
Lawrence TepEyck
Fonda Rd
Waterford
Charles S. Taylor
Citizens Party
Lionel Bechard
Fordian Home Bureau
Waterford-Halfmoon High School
Ronald Labravico
Edward Rooney
Mount Greylock Snow Brief Touches New England
A nip in the air and about an inch of snow on Mt. Greylock 3491 feet marks the approach of winter. Snow was also reported on higher elevations in New Hampshire and Vermont. In Adams Massachusetts the region braces for colder days ahead as weather forecasters note expanding snow cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mass
Mt. Greylock
Massachusetts
Weather Bureau
New Hampshire
Vermont
Troy Man’s Ship Will Be Honored
Cmdr William H DeMers II of Troy commands the USS Glover which will receive a sterling service and an electric organ from Marblehead residents during a ceremony at the South Boston annex of the Boston Naval Shipyard A painting of Gen John Glover will also be presented Marblehead residents raised 52300 for the ship DeMers lineage and naval career are noted including service on the USS Worcester Barton Tweedy Henley and Lester He and his wife with three children live in Middletown RI
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. DeMers II
Troy
USS
Glover
Marblehead
Mass
William H. DeMers
Cropseyville
South Boston
Boston Naval Shipyard
John Glover
George Washington
Delaware River
Trenton
N.J
United States
DeMers
Navy
U.S. Navy Academy
Worcester
Barton
Tweedy and
Henley
Lester
Berlin Octet Plays Here Friday Night
The Berlin Philharmonic Octet will perform at Emma Willard School at 8 30 p m Friday as the Troy Friends of Chamber Music opens its season Readings note the octet consists of Berlin Philharmonic members who toured the United States last in 1965 The ensemble has appeared at Lucerne Vienna Edinburgh and Salzburg and has works dedicated by Hindemith Henze Blacher and Hartig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Philharmonic
Emma Willard School
Troy Friends of Chamber ‘Music
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
United States
Wilhelm Furtwaengler
Lucerne
Vienna
Edinburgh
Salzburg
Hindemith
Henze
Blacher
Hartig
House Unit Approves Poverty Bill
Washington AP The House Education and Labor Committee approved an antipoverty bill shifting key programs to state and local control. The vote was largely party line, with Rep. Ogden Reid of New York the sole Republican supporting. The measure authorizes 2.06 billion over two years for Job Corps community action Neighborhood Youth Corps and Volunteers in Service to America, plus an emergency food and medical services program. The Appropriations Committee plans cuts to the total when funding levels are set.Republicans walked out to block a quorum, offering no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Ogden Reid
New York
America
House
Parissi's Grill Opens Daily Luncheon Service
Parissi's Grill at 64 Broad St Waterford offers complete luncheon hours daily and serves torpedoes and pizzas. The phone number 237-2806 is listed for takeout or dine in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parissi
Broad ST
Waterford
Zone Board Grants Variances for Storage and Warehouse
The Colonie Town Zoning Board of Appeals chaired by Paul H. Crane approved variances for storage of cars on a residential Loudon Road lot and for a warehouse on a Central Avenue site. Arthur Hoffman gains allowance to store autos behind Tidewater gas and near Chrysler property with an easement. Ted Pepper Inc. will use the lot, amid resident objections about commercial creep in a residential area. Henry Rutland gets a five foot rear line variance. side yard requests denied. The warehouse will store carpeting in an EBusiness zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie Town Zoning Board of Appeals
Paul H. Crane
Loudon Road
Central Avenue
Newtonville
Arthur Hoffman
Tidewater
Chrysler Corporation
Alexander Turehick
Latham
Watervilet
Hofman
Ted Pepper, Inc
Chrysler- Plymouth
Crane
Henry B. Rutland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerry Dolan
Pat
Albany Public
Ane
Albany
Tal i
Eatham Serteeetet Er Tig of
Hansen Sa Ag
Joan Vontaine
GOP
Fordian Home
Stillwater
Bemis Weights Grange
Greenfield Grange
Bemis Heights
John Sheridan
Herbert Gilman
Amelia Bevis
Marion Campbell
Mabel Cisler
Martha Dickson
Ethel Gilman
George T. Scott
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Paris
France
Scott
Helen T. Scott
Hudson Avenue
John’ Cukrovaney Jr
The
St. Anne’s
Leo H. Paradis
John J. Cof
Fey
O.S.A
Rte Federated Church
First Presbyterian and Baptist
George Murdoch
Harold Robinson
Wesleyan Methodist
Ralph C. Lamos
St. Peter’s
Charles A., Gaffigan
Earl J. Manning
American Legion
Scotmar's
Grand Chapter
William Schultz
Upton Chapter
OSS
Masonic Temple
Edward Bryan
Schultz
Ruth Hathaway
Helen Clothier
Helen Barker
Hazel Kipp
Marjorie Osgood
Gertrude Coots
Margaret Talmadge
Blanche Goodrich
Middletown, RL
W. H. Demers
Berlin
Townsquire Inn
Ushers Road
Clifton Park
Kenny Sunkes
Eddie Nieman
Marge
Andy
Troy Schenectady Road
N.Y
Tozzi
James Burton
Tri-Cities
Datamata Corp
N. Y
Enay Laiays Dinner
Paul's
Otto's Restaurant
Capitol District
NIGHT
Rte
Troy Averill Park Rd
Tony
Aristocrats
Harold Ehrhart
Marion
Harold Quinn
North
Klamsteam Tavern
Northway
Texas Longhorns
Tommy Gene
Lenny Logoy
Gene Davis
Roy Shippee
Volcano Restaurant
Ferry ST
Fifth Ave
U.S
Manory’s
Congress
4Th St. Troy
Betty Rivers
Dave Vigtor
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!