St Johns to Sponsor Bazaar at East and Herrick Streets
St Johns Roman Catholic parish in Rensselaer announces its first annual bazaar this week at the East and Herrick Streets playground opposite St Johns Academy. Events start 7 30 p m each evening with games booths and prizes. proceeds support Church Restoration. Lawrence Baird chairs with William Scully and Joseph Grimaldi as co chairs. Fort Crailo Yankee Doodle Band led by Daniel Hannan plays Thursday evening.
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St. John’s
Rensselaer
East
Herrick Streets
St. John’s Academy
Lawrence Baird
William Scully
Joseph Grimaldi
Daniel Hannan
Prominent Rensselaer Man Dies
Charles F. Seitz Sr., 63, of 37 MacNaughton Avenue Rensselaer, longtime church and civic figure, dies after a long illness at Albany Medical Center. Survived by wife Anna Dahn son Charles Jr sisters and brothers. funeral Wednesday at First Presbyterian and Rockefeller Funeral Home with burial in Greenbush Cemetery.
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Charles F. Seitz Sr
MacNaughton Avenue
Rensselaar
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Winthrop Laboratories
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Albany
Seitz
Mr. Seitz
Greenbush Lodge
F&am
Rensselaer
J. N. Ring Fire Company No. 1
Pumper 1
Marty
Anna Dahn
Charles I’, Seitz Jr
Brian Harper
Tanzana
Calif
Robert Seitz
Bakersfield
Frederick Seitz
William J. Rockefeller
Second Avenue
Caryle Adams
Greenbush Cemetery
Clinton Heights
Plans for two upcoming events at Rensselaer Fire Dept
At a Friday night Chemical 4 Fire Company meeting of Rensselaer Fire Department plans were laid for a Saturday dinner dance at King Memorial Fire Hall next to the station on Fifth Street. Travid G Whitford, company president, chairs arrangements for a roast beef dinner for firefighters, auxiliary and guests. An orchestra will provide music for dancing. The annual Calendar Drive is set for October 7 with Frederick W Clark as its chairman. James D Van Vorst presided as acting president, a former president.
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Chemical 4 Fire Company
Pumper 4
Rensselaer Fire Department
King, Memorial Fire Hall
Fifth Street
Travid G. Whitford
Frederick W. Clark
James D. van Vorst
Kiwanis To Sponsor Popular Pancake Breakfast
Rensselaer Kiwanis Club will host its pancake and sausage breakfast at the Rensselaer Boys Club to aid the organization. The event is set for Sunday morning October 1, with a joint Kiwanis and Van Rensselaer High School Key Club meeting on October 8 at Fay's Restaurant.
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Kiwanis
Rensselaer Kiwanis Club
Rensselaer Boys Club
Kiwanis Club
Key Club
van Rensselaer High School
Fay's
Obituary of Mrs Nettie Hanney of Rensselaer
Mrs Nettie Hanney widow of Peter Hanney and Raymond Hartigan died Saturday at Childs Hospital Albany after a long illness. Born in Rensselaer she had lived at 1 Crown Court Colonie and formerly on Third Street. Survived by son Raymond Hartigan of Chicago. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at William J Rockefeller Funeral Home Rensselaer with Rev Far C Fryer officiating. Interment Greenbush Cemetery Clinton Heights.
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Nettie Hanney
Peter Hanney
Raymond Hartigan
Childs Hospital
Albany
Rensselaer
Crown Court
Colonie
Hanney
Third Street
Chicago
William J. Rockefeller
Second Avenue
Far C. Fryer
First Methodist Church of
Greenbush Cemetery
Clinton Heights
Diaconate Board to Meet at First Baptist Church
The Diaconate Board of First Baptist Church will convene Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church with Robert C Robinson presiding. Deacons and deaconesses will discuss fall and winter plans and preparations for the new pastor expected in November.
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Diaconte Board of
First Baptist Church
Robert C. Robinson
Settlements Approved In Two Troy Injury Cases
Supreme Court Justice Delorest C. Pitt approved settlements for two Troy area injury claims. Carla Smith, 19, received 2500 for knee laceration and ankle hematoma from a collision on Park Boulevard at 15th Street. Robert E. Boyer, 19, was awarded 1643 for a Dec 1, 1962 bicycle accident on Bond Street involving a manhole cover.
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Supreme Court
Delorest C. Pitt
Troy
Carla Smith
116Th St
John E. O'Malley
Richard O'Malley
Park Boulevard
15Th Street
Samaritan Hospital
Charles E. Bessey
James B. Canfield
Miss Smith
Robert E. Boyer
Ansell Boyer
Arnold, Mo
Fair Condition Albert Peltier Injured Crossing Route 9
Albert Peltier a 65 year old man from Dunsbach Ferry Road Colonie remained in fair condition at Albany Memorial Hospital recovering from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Route 9 Friday night.
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Albert Peltier
Dunsbach Ferry Road
Colonie
Albany Memorial Hospital
Peltier
Church Will Provide CEO Headquarters at Broadway Church
The Office of Economic Opportunity of Rensselaer County, with offices in Troy, will continue using space in Broadway Methodist Church at Broadway and Tracy Street to run its program in Rensselaer. Rev. Thomas R. Riston Jr. announced the plan yesterday and said he will work with the CEO representative, with a second representative to be added to assist other city areas.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Rensselaer County
Troy
Broadway Methodist Church
Rensselaer
Broadway
Tracy Street
Thomas R. Riston Jr
Riston
Grazing Acreage Extended Under Feed Grain Diversion Program
Farmers who diverted acreage under the 1967 feed grain diversion program may graze the land without losing benefits. Roy Ottman, ASC County Committee chair, announced an extension of the free grazing period to seven months, allowing farmers to glean fields and graze livestock earlier from Sept. 1. The move aims to ease costs by avoiding fences between lands and notes the shift aligns with earlier harvesting methods.
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Roy Ottman
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASC
Mr. Oltman
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W. R. Browne
Bazaar
Chemical 4 Fire Co
Baptist Church Unit
Leonard Hospital
Albert B. Diamante
William C. Kite Jr
William R. Jubie
Denby’s
Farberware
Bcup
Jet-X
Denby
Blender
Teflon
AMC
Mirro
Mirro-Matic
Church
Machei
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