One Day Rescue Course Set for December Second
The Rensselaer Foremen's Association of the State Rescue Training Association announces a one day eight hour rescue course to be held Saturday December 2 at 8 a.m. in the Rensselaer city hall parking area. City fire chiefs cooperate and a state rescue truck will be on display for use. Meals will be provided. a city wide firemen's training school opens November 13 at 7:30 p.m. at city hall. Francis H. Reiley will be instructor using city fire apparatus including the aerial ladder.
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State Rescue Training Association
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Tawrence Saskers
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City Hall
Francis H. Reiley
Girls Club Directors Meet in Rensselaer to adopt by laws
The Board of Directors and officers of Rensselaer Girls Club convene at First Presbyterian Church to adopt by laws and charter. Walter Woltjen serves as executive director with Mrs. Brian Rother as president. Richard Reilly acts as attorney. The club, to be named Girls Club of Rensselaer, Inc., aims to foster girls character through educational, vocational, health, social and recreational programs. The club opens on November 9.
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BPW
Rensselaer Council
K. of C
Rensselaer
Kathryn Becker
Erika
A. Plath
Rensselaer Bpw
Gerald Freeman
N.Y
Katherine Abel
Carolyn de la Mater
Rensselaer Girls Club
First Presbyterian Church
Saosin
Academy Street
Walter Woltjen
1St
Graduate Student Enters University of Montana
Miss Susan Erlich daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Erlich of 1618 Fifth Street has enrolled at the University of Montana Missoula for graduate work in English She is a Van Rensselaer High School and Wells College graduate earning a B S from Wells Her father runs a store and newsroom in Rensselaer and her brother Philip coordinates state and federal aid projects for Rensselaer City Schools
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Susan Erlich
Benjamin Erlich
1618 Fifth Street
University of Montana At
Missoula
van Rensselaer High School
Wells College
Rensselaer
Philip
Catherine N Mallin obituary in Rensselaer
Mrs Catherine Noonan Mallin 8 widow of Joseph Mallin of 1736 West Street Rensselaer died early Saturday after a long illness She was born in Rensselaer and lived here all her life A niece Miss Catherine Dugan of Albany survives The funeral is at 9 am from William J Rockefeller Funeral Home 8 Second Avenue and 9 30 am at St Josephs Church a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated Interment in New Rural Cemetery Third Avenue Extension
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Catherine N. Mallin
Catherine Noonan Mallin
Joseph Mallin
Rensselaer
St. Joseph’s Church
Catherine Dugan
Albany
William J. Rockefeller
Second Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
New Rural Cemetery
Third Avenue Extension
Mrs Mink Dies Lifelong City Resident
Mrs Madeline M Gilligan Mink widow of Edward V Mink died Saturday after a long illness. A lifelong resident of Rensselaer she was daughter of late Thomas P Gilligan a known opera singer and dancer and Anne Marie Shields Gilligan a former Rensselaer school teacher. She leaves three daughters Anaclete Condo Clifford Snyder and Marie Mink all of Rensselaer. Funeral from William J Lyons Funeral Home and St Johns Church with a Requiem High Mass. Burial in Hi s Cemetery.
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Madeline M. Gilligan Mink
Edward V. Mink
Thomas P.gilligan
Old Hush Opera Company
Anne Marie Shields Gilligan
Rensselaer
Funeral Today for Alfred J Burke Pittsfield Mass
Alfred J Burke of Pittsfield Massachusetts died recently and funeral services are set for today. The 82 year old fight judge and retired Pittsfield City Schools employee was a member of the Pittsfield Elks. He was father to Mrs John Doney of Rensselaer and Mrs Margaret Burke of Pittsfield, with another daughter surviving. Interment will be at St Josephs Cemetery after services at Condon Funeral Home and St Josephs Church in Pittsfield.
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Alfred J. Burke
Pittsfield
Mass
John’ Doney
Rensselaer
Condon Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Church
That City
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Burke
Pittsida Elks
Margaret V. Burke
Festival Of Religion Arts Opens Wednesday At RPI
The fifth annual Festival of Religion and the Arts runs Wednesday through Sunday on the RPI campus. The program features music drama films and exhibitions open to the public, with events across the Greene Building West Hall Lounge 15 and Sage Lecture Hall. The lineup includes readings from Harold Pinter by Merle Harbach, a National Student Film Festival program, a one act play festival, a Paul Butterfield Blues Band concert, and an ecumenical service.
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RIM
Marie’ Comte
Rensselaer
Harold Pinter
Merle Harbach
Union Theological Seminary
Bishop’s Company
Greene Building
West Hall
Jean Anouilh
St. John’s University
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Adirondack Community College
RPI
Samuel Beckett
Krapp
Westchester Community College
Samuel Hirsch
Boston Herald Traveler
Paul Butterfield
13th Ward GOP Party Set Nov 4 Dinner Dance
The 13th Ward Republican Club plans a buffet dinner and dance to honor candidates on Saturday at the Trojan Post VFW rooms, Glen Avenue. The event starts at 8 p.m. The Statesmen will provide music. Honored are Con G Cholakis for district attorney John R Riley for fifth district councilman and James W Liney for 13th Ward supervisor. Toastmaster is Assemblyman Neil W Kelleher with speaker Assemblyman James Corbett. Dinner-dance chairman is Daniel Laughlin and committees led by Gus T Fucci Mrs Thelma Nelson and Edward Scott for tickets prizes and entertainment.
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13Th Ward
Republican Club
Trojan
VFW
Glen Avenue
Con G. Cholakis
Atttorney
John R. Riley
Neil W. Kelleher
James Corbett
Daniel Laughlin
Gus T Fucci
Thelma Nelson
Edward Scott
Ohio drops cloverleaf plan at Columbus site
Ohio Department of Highways will not construct a cloverleaf at a busy northwest Columbus intersection after discovering a multimillion dollar apartment complex planned for the site. Officials cited miscommunication with another state agency that issued the building permit as the reason for the withdrawal.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Columbus
Highway Department
Tae Ereace
Pleasantdale Halloween party and community event details
Pleasantdale hosts a children’s Halloween party tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Robert Wheeler Mrs. Robert Hamilton Mrs. Frank Foley and room mothers in charge. A community Halloween party follows from 7 to 9 p.m. at the fire hall led by Anna Dyer and assistants. Prizes for costumes by age group and refreshments. Ladies Aid planning Fellowship supper Nov 18 at 6:30 p.m. at Covenant Church Hall. Brownie Scout Troop 294 meets Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Betty Gordon leads with Rita Haughpney assist.
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Pleasantdale School
Robert Wheeler
Robert Hamilton
Frank Foley
Frank, Smith
Anna Dyer
Frank Smith
Barbara Barscz
Julia Duchowney
Barbara Dean
Ladies Aid Society of the Covenant Church
Esther Fosmire
Brownie Girl Scout
Covenant
Betty Gordon
Rita Haugh
Cyclist Reports Burgh Hit-Run
John M. Lattimore told Troy police early Saturday a motorcycle he rode was hit and left on 114th Street and 3rd Avenue. He rode south on 3rd Avenue when an unknown motorcycle sideswiped him about 12 30 a.m. The other rider fled. Patrolmen Bourke Jr. and Griswold investigated.
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John M. Lattimore
Troy
114Th Street
3Rd Avenue
Lattimore
Gerald Stark
S125th Ave
Thomas J. Bourke ,Jr
David Griswold
Diamond Disappears After Horse Licks Head in Melton Mowbray
Vera Greenslade, a Melton Mowbray housewife, has lost the diamond from her engagement ring after a friendly horse licked her head. The incident, reported by UPI, recalls the fragile fate of a cherished jewel in a rural setting.
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Melton Mowbray
UPI
Vera Greenslade
Dows
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