Church Directory Lists Diverse Sunday Services
Readable church directory lists Mass times, confessions and services for dozens of parishes and denominations including Holy Trinity St. Augustine's St. Bonaventure's Our Lady of Victory and St. Joseph's with times ranging from early morning to evening across Troy Lansingburgh Poestenkill and surrounding areas. It also notes devotions classes and Sunday obligations for multiple faith communities.
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Holy Trinity
Alexander
Augustynowicz
St. Bonaventure’s
Speigletown
James D. O'Neill
Organists Set Recital For Oct 24 At Westminster Church
An organ recital as part of Westminster Presbyterian Church centennial events is set for Sunday October 24 at 4 p.m. at 11th Street and 5th Avenue. Performers include Mrs Warren Christian and Mrs Alfred Golding with soprano Ann Henninger baritone Charles Pemburn.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles Pemburn
Colonie
Calvary Methodist Church
Albany
Pemburn
Bethel United Methodist Church
London
Tenn
Deane Drinkall Corbett Trio Set at Emma Willard Tuesday
The Deane Drinkall Corbett Trio performs at Riggins Auditorium Slocum Hall on the Emma Willard School campus at 8 30 p m Tuesday. The concert opens the 1971 72 Friends of Chamber Music series with works by Beethoven Shostakovich Mendelssohn and Martini including Sonatas No 5 Spring and Op 40 cello and piano.
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Deane + Drinkall - Corbett
Riggins
Concelebrated Rites for Pastor Kavanaugh Funeral Mass
A concelebrated Mass of the Resurrection was offered Friday morning by Bishop Ed win B. Broderick for the funeral of Rt. Rev. Msgr. John A. Kavanaugh pastor emeritus of Our Lady of Mercy Church Colonie. Concelebrants included Rev. Thomas J. Hiney Rev. Robert L. Buckley Rev. William F. Girard and others. The guard of honor consisted of parish men John Vroman Larry Miller Frank Mooney Patrick Angerame Charles McGowan and John Roman. Bearers were William E. Wood Edward D. Dott James Tibbitts John A. Wyszomirski Jaere Sigler and Edward Diegel. Interment followed at St. Marys Cemetery with Mass officers presiding at the communal service.
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Our ‘Lady of Victory
William M. Slavin
St. Augustine’s
John V. Casey
O.S.A
Rensselaer
Newman Chapel of Christ, Son of Justice
Thomas Phelan
John Kirwin
Sacred Heart
Edward A. McManus
St. Anthony's
Salvatore de Benedictis
Saint Francis Chapel
Northway Mall
St. Jude’s
St. Lawrence’s
William D. Collins
St. Francis de Sales
First Church of Christ, Scient Red
H. Duffy
Eagle Mills Methodist Church
St. Joseph’s
Vincent M
McDonald
O. Carm
St. Ann’s
Paul Korke
Maz
St. Mary’s
George F. O'Brien
St. Michael’s
John E. McNamara
St. Patrick’s
George A.J. Brucker
David Testa
St. Paul
St. William's
Joseph Keyrouze
Edwin B. Broderick
Albany
John A.kavanjaugh
Our Lady of Mercy Church
Colonie
Thomas J. Hiney
Robert L. Buckley
William F. Girard
Francis E. Hasselbeck
Thomas J. Boyle
Lawrence J. Ryan
Francis A. Hoar
Matthew H. Clark
James J. Tortorici
Edward Wright
John Vroman
Larry Miller
Frank Mooney
Patrick Angerame
Charles McGowan
John Roman
William E. Wood
Edward d. Dott
James Tibbitts
John A. Wyszomirski
Jaere Sigler
Edward Diegel
Mary Todd Lincoln Declared Insane After Lincoln’s Assassination
Britannica notes Mary Todd Lincoln was formally declared insane after Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1865. The move occurred amid 19th century medical and political pressures surrounding the First Lady’s mental health.
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Abraham Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Veterans Day Rites Set For Monday Observances Across Nation
The Associated Press reports veterans groups plan parades and ceremonies Monday for Veterans Day. Vice President Spiro Agnew will represent Nixon at Arlington ceremonies with a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. Five regional sites were approved: Roseburg Oregon Orlando Florida Hempstead New York Birmingham Alabama and Alameda County California. Antiwar groups will march in major cities and urge peace proposals while traditional groups hold speeches and parades.
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Associated Press
Spiro ‘S. Agnew
Nixon
Arlingon National Cemetery
Agnew
Donald E. Johnson
The
Veterans Administration
President's Veterans Day Committee
Roseburg
Ore
Orlando
Fla
Hempstead
N.Y
Birmingham
Ala
Alameda County
Calif
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
United States
Vietnam
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Washington, D.C
Washington Monument
White House
American Legion
Veterans of ‘Foreign Wars
Unusual Uses Of Art Register World Religions
A two year project by Menconi guides 24 religions in a medallic art program. Medals 1 3/4 inches in diameter portray faiths from Baptists to Buddhists with photos by Innist Haas and artwork by Ralph Meacon.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Ralph J. Meacon
Innist Haas
Salvador Dali
Menconi
Vatican
Israel
Viking Press
Haas
Dali
Italy
Doubleday
Mary Colaneri longtime Sage College employee dies
Mrs. Mary C. Colaneri, 70, of 250 Pershing Ave, a retired Russell Sage College employee and widow of George Colaneri, died Friday at Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. She was born in South Troy and lived there before moving to Pershing Ave ten years ago. Survived by two daughters, sister, and five grandchildren. Funeral Monday with services at St. Joseph's Church and burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Mary C. Condon Colaneri
Pershing Ave
Russell Sage College
George Colaneri
Samaritan Hospital
Colaneri
South Troy
Pershing Avenue
Troy
St. Joseph's Church
John J. Dwyer
Samuel L. LaBale
Amsterdam
Edward G. Goyer
Daniel D. Purcell
Pawling Ave
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Tallest Monument Gateway Arch St. Louis
The 630 foot Gateway Arch in St. Louis is described as the tallest monument in the United States. The stainless steel landmark symbolizes Missouri's historic role as the Gateway to the West.
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United States
St. Louis
Missouri
West
Five Charter Candidates Attend Troy Reception at Lennig Home
Five Citizens Charter candidates address Troy voters at Mrs. Arthur Lennig’s 169 Second St. home. Speakers Ruth Binder David Treharne Clayton Stewart Robert Delaney and Rev. George O’Brien outline independent aims to reform city government and advocate at large elections.
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Citizens Charter
Arthur Lennig
Second St
Dorothy Schwarts
Richard Noel
Lennig
Ruth Binder
David Treharne
Clayton Stewart
Robert Delaney
George O’brien
Troy
Binder
Treharne
Delaney
Father O’brien
Citizens Charter Party
Wilson
O’brien
Cadet Unit Nominates New Officers
The Tibbits Cadets nominate Edward L. Bacheldor as president Frank W. Capuano as vice president John D. Corcoran as recording secretary Joseph D. Amyot as treasurer and Kuebler as financial secretary Edwin J. Shaver sergeant at arms Nicholas J. Barbera James B F Carter Oscar C. DaBell Michael Lomast ro Jesse N Slattery and Kenneth VanValkenburg as directors for three years Election is set for November 17 The board reported events and Veterans Month observances at Rensselaer County Courthouse and WWI veterans group meetings Bacheldor chaired refreshments after the session
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Imade
Tibbits
Memorial Home
244Th St
Frederick J. Kuebler
Edward L. Bacheldor
Frank W. Capuano
John D. Corcoran
Joseph D. Amyot
Kuebler
Edwin J. Shaver
Nicholas J. Barbera
William G. Dippo
House
Post
Rensselaer County
Bacheldor
Seven more bodies found in Glasgow rubble
Glasgow rescue workers uncover seven additional deaths in the crushed Clarkston shopping center after a gas main explosion. The total death toll rises to 20 as officials announce an inquiry into the blast causes. Separately in Saigon, Thieu’s victory is confirmed by the South Vietnam Supreme Court amid ongoing anti-Thieu protests and vehicle arson.
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Glasgow
UPI
Hector Monro
London
Clarkston
National Court Upholds Kent State Indictments
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals allowed indictments of 25 Kent State students and faculty to stand while ordering expungement of a grand jury report critical of university administration. The move centers on claims the report vilified campus members before trial.
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Kent State
Cincinnati, Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kent State University
Catholic Bishops Back Amendment on Development Loans
New York State Catholic Bishops urged voters to approve Amendment One on the ballot. The proposed constitutional change would authorize loans of state and local funds to private developers for projects deemed of public benefit.
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Albany
New York State
Schodack Board okays 1972 budget of 477758 dollars
Schodack Town Board adopts a preliminary 1972 budget totaling 477,758 dollars with an estimated tax reduction of 25,557 dollars. The general tax is 11.42 per thousand assessed value and the highway rate is 10.51 per thousand. A public hearing is set for Thursday, Nov. 11 in Schodack Town Hall to discuss the budget.
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Schodack
Nassau
Castleton
Richard H. Drumm
Pa 15
Schodack Landing Light District
Morey Park Light
Schodack Town Hall
Man Charged With Burglary of Tavern
Troy police arrested James Smith Jr. 27 from Taylor Apartments shortly after 5 am Friday on third degree burglary charges for breaking into the Big Apple Tavern at 451 Federal St. Officers found a damaged cigarette and juke box inside. Smith awaiting court before Judge Kyran Molloyer.
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Troy
James Smith Jr
Taylor Apartments
Big Apple Tavern
Federal St
Smith
Kyran P. Molloyer
Central Police Headquarters
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Dennis W. Durgin
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Allen A. Stanley
Charles B Mercer
Mt. Ida
Garnett. Wright
Sixth Avenue
Rev. C
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Millis Memorial Baptist
David J. Livingstone
First Assembly of God
Pilgrim Holiness
Denzil Smith
Pleasantdale
Elton L. Nelson
Salvation Army
Fred W. Seiler
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Apostolic Pentecostal
David L. Bradt
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Homer A. Klinsing
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Richard
Henry
Watchtower
St. Basil’s
Greek Orthodox
Peter Costarakis
St. Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox Church
Theodore E. Buggan
Christian Church Disciples
Troy Christian Church
Disciples
Harry L. Taylor
Poestenkill Christian Church
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Eagle Mills Christian Church
Roberta G. Robillard
Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Linsingburgh
Thomas S. Evans
First United of Troy
David S. Blackshear
George Borthwick
Apostolic
Jack RB
Lewis
Christ and St
St. Paul’s
Frederick BE. Thalmann
St. John’s
Frederick C. McQuade
Colfer
Lutheran Gilead
Brunswick
Gilead
Raymertown
St. John’s Lutheran
United Methodist
AME Zion
J. Franklyn Smith
William A. Groshans
Pam
Pawling Avenuue
Charles J. Warner
M.Y.F. Memorial United
Royal B. Fishbeck Jr
M.Y.F. Shenendehowa
Charles D. Schwartz
United Methodist Church of
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Clair E. Carpenter
West Sand Wale Sey
Emerson R. Rugh
United Church OF Christ
United Armenian Calvary Congregational
Vigen Galustian
Betrheshem Temple
Fifth Ave
Percy Walker
Coicken
Mra
Walker
Seethoven
Shostakovich
Martini
Mendelssohn
Intermont
St. Mary’s Cemetery
VFW
Arlington
Defense Department
Department
Ed Reinecke
California
David Poling
United Presbyterian
Asia
Middle East
Africa
David Ben Gurion
Billy Graham
Fulton Sheen
U.S
George Romney
Spur
Tts
Ioser
United
Nesses
Henry Swan
Jacksonville
Pla
Twan
United Veterans Council of
Barrington
Mass
Thomas N. Mellon
Mrs. Colaneri
Sage Employe
J. Trent Cox
S. Vietnam
High Court
Hughes
Carson City, Nev
Howard Hughes
Nevada Gaming Commission
Commission
Jack Diehl
Schodack Town Board
Oks
St. David’s Church
Greenbush-Schodack
Brookview Road
Dialogue
UNI
Harry Vance
Service Church School
Troy Building Trades Unions
A.F.L
Dan G. Far
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