National Division Little League Champions Feted At Party
Cohoes boys of the National Division Little League champions were honored at a victory dinner Saturday night. MVP Joseph Scensny earned a 7 0 pitching record with no defeats, while Terry Arndt had the top batting average at .675. بیش
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Frances Stoberski
Joseph Scensny
Terry Arndt
Edward Campbell
Ralph Baker
New York State
Cohoes Civil Defense Organization
Little League
George R. Avdette
National League
Ignatius Stoberski
Charles Arndt
Guba
Lengthy Geneva talks yield promise of released Americans
Reported advances in Sino American negotiations in Geneva since Aug 1. U S and Chinese negotiators indicate a good beginning with plans to free 29 Americans, including four women and two clergy, amid discussions on civilian repatriation and other practical matters. Washington says students may return home if desired with Indian Embassy mediation.
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New Britain
Red Cross Card Party Tomorrow at Elks Club
More than 500 people are expected for a Red Cross card party hosted by the Cohoes Branch American Red Cross at the Elks' clubhouse on Oneida Street. Mrs. Wallace Rudebush chairs the arrangements with Thomas Cronin as cochairman, Bertha Marcelli and Mrs. Lydia Thibeault leading the ticket group, and Mrs. Charles Thibeault heading the awards committee. Continuous entertainment features include vocalists Ernest Thouin Mary Veronese and Mrs. Albert P Babyak with piano by Mrs. Betty Waldron and dance numbers by Miss Kathy Wood.
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Cochairman
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Bertha Marcelli
Lydia Thibeault
Charles Thibeault
Ernest Thouin
Mary Veronese
Albert P. Babyak
Betty Waldron
Kathy Wood
William Hull
Lionel] White
Rotary Club to Hear E. E. Kellogg on Foreman Training
E. E. Kellogg executive vice president of the Institute of Management Affairs Inc will speak at the Cohoes Rotary Club luncheon Wednesday at 12 15 p m The talk titled Foreman Training In Industry will be held at the Van Schaick Island Country Club.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Post Hosts Third Annual Clamsteam Event
The Cohoes Catholic War Veterans Immaculate Conception Post held its third annual clamsteam at St Michael's Pavilion drawing over 100 members and friends. Arthur Roberts and family won multiple events including egg throwing and dash races while Mrs. Leo Shepard, Mrs. Beatrice Martin, and Mrs. Kenneth Green received awards. Community singing and entertainment capped the afternoon, with plans announced for a youth program, Halloween party, and Veterans Day observance.
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St. Michael's Pavilion
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Beatrice Martin
Kenneth Green
George Audettey
Wilfred Grignon
Club Meeting Notice at Cohoes Lodge F and A M
The Fellowcraft Club of Cohoes Lodge F and AM will meet today at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Robert Brower, President, will preside. A social period will be enjoyed and refreshments will be served.
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Mrs Clara McKay obituary Died after long illness
Mrs Clara McKay widow of Archibald J McKay died Saturday morning at Cohoes Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Toronto she lived in Cohoes most of her life and was a communicant of St John’s Episcopal Church. Survivors include three sons Roy H and Richard A McKay of Cohoes and Kenneth A McKay of East Orange NJ along with several grandchildren nieces and nephews. Funeral 10 am tomorrow from James S Calkins & Son 140 Mohawk St and 10 30 am from St John’s Church with Requiem Mass by Rev John C Roberts. Interment in Waterford Rural Cemetery.
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Waterford Rural
Cohoes Reports 4 193 Pupil Enrollment Across Schools
Cohoes totals 4 193 pupils enrolled in five public and eight parochial schools, up from last year. Superintendent Dr F Herrick Conners cites 1 783 in city schools with Keveny Memorial Academy high at 243 and 358 in grammar, while parochial totals include St Josephs 319 St Marie s 238 St Patricks 235 St Michaels 218 Saints Peters and Pauls 94 Sacred Heart 185 and St Agnes 520.
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Sts. Peter's and Paul's
Sacred Heart
St. Agnes
Keveny SPA Plans Tea For Sept 25
Keveny Memorial Academy in Cohoes sets Sunday September 25 as the annual mem bership tea from 3 to 5 p.m. in the school auditorium under the Sister-Parent Association. Mrs Mary Perreault is new president and chairs the planning, with a large group of grade mothers named for each classroom.
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Mary Perreault
Blanche Dame
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Mary McDonald
Anna Davis
Betty Doolin
Eleanor Carter
Per- Teault
Marie Looby
Marilyn Clifford
Marie Durocher
Doolin
Frances Quinn
Katherine Bouchard
Cecile Foster
Margaret Rubin
Carmel
Bertha Snyder
Dame
Bessie Weiss
Gabrielle Brehm
Davis
Catherine McSweeney
Helen Jameson
Rose Foster
Ann Manning
Gertrude O’malley
Dorothy Roberts
Mary Girard
McDonald
Doherty
Christina Bowen
Eisenhower backs longer courses for academy and college
President Eisenhower urged a five year option for a new academy and discussed extending college training. He noted retirement ages and joked about leading a revolution of old men while criticizing high school funding. He visited Colorado Springs plans, viewed relief maps, and commented on chapel controversy.
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Eisenhower
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Rocky Mountains
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Funeral service held for Charles Hansen of Waterford
The funeral for Charles Hansen of 34 South Street Waterford was conducted Saturday at 2 30 p m from Quandt Funeral Home with Rev John F Madden pastor First Baptist Church Waterford and Rev Gustave J Knepke former pastor officiating Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery Troy Bearers were Harold Fane Arthur and Edgar Fero Robert Hackel Kenneth Hancock and Mark Maloney Employees of Diamond Rack Creamery Troy and Jones Manufacturing Co Waterford visited the funeral home last night
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Robert Hackel
Kenneth Hancock
Mark Maloney
Diamond Rack Creamery
Jones ‘Manufacturing Co
Man Hangs Self In London War Office
A civilian temporary illustrator in the military intelligence branch, John H. Edwards, 43, was found hanged Friday night in the London War Office. A War Office spokesman said police are making inquiries and that special security action is being taken.
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Military Intelligence Branch
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Plans First Fall Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the Immanuel Lutheran Church will hold its first fall meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the church.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Two Princes Hurt In Crash Near Lausanne
In Villars Ste. Croix Switzerland AP two sons of Don Jaime Alfonso 19 and Gonzalo 18 were injured when their small Italian car veered off a road outside Lausanne their driver allegedly fell asleep both princes suffered non serious face and leg injuries and were taken to Lausanne Hospital. Don Jaime brother of the Spanish pretender was notified of the crash.
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Sabrejet Pilot Killed In Japan Crash
A Ug. Sabrejet crashed in a paddy field seven miles northwest of Komaki Air base near Nagoya on Saturday. The pilot was killed during a landing approach after ejecting. his parachute failed to open.
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