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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1967
Page
26
The notices record multiple funeral services and interments for Mrs. Janie Conard Ruth E Charles Enos J Cleveland Mrs Agajan Nazarian Elizabeth F O'Brien Mrs Charles E Smith John H Wilkes Sr William Linen Andrianna Renna detailing services locations at Lyons Funeral Home St Peters Church St Josephs Church and Matera Funeral Home with dates and burial at Bethlehem St Marys Albany Rural Cemetery St Peters Cemetery St Marys Cemetery and more.
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania a work crew digging for the New Waynesburg Southern Railroad unearthed an ancient Indian burial ground near the West Virginia line. Curators sifted bone fragments pottery and stone tools delaying the project while records were logged.
Frank J. Annese northeast regional manager of Mohawk Data Sciences Corp will speak on Data Handling techniques at the Hudson Mohawk Chapter Data Processing Management Association meeting tomorrow at 7 p m at Holiday Inn Coloma He is a Notre Dame graduate and previously a Sperry Rand Univac systems analyst and sales representative He joined Mohawk as sales manager for New York State and was promoted to his present position last year.
Niagara Mohawk officials say the private power expansion will continue without state aid. Slater notes New York rates are among the nation's lowest for many customers, despite Kennedy's nuclear plant criticisms. The firm plans a 750000 kilowatt nuclear plant at Easton, in Washington County, larger than Oswego.
Henry P. O'Brien, 90, longtime president of Troy Modern Laundry and early Troy Riding Club organizer, died after a brief illness at Samaritan Hospital. Born in Troy, he attended LaSalle Institute and lived at 1520 Sage Ave. A devout Catholic and former member of Troy Lodge Elks and Knights of Columbus, he retired in 1953. Survived by sister Mrs. Rufus Dillenbeck and brothers Philip and Frank O'Brien. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from Morris and Stebbins Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St. Peter's Church. Interment at St. Peter's Cemetery.
Troy police investigate a 6:15 am break-in at 3235 6th Ave. Mrs. Gladys Foy says a youth entered by the front door, taking $10 and $1 from a pocketbook. Suspect described as about 5 ft 7 in tall, slim, brown shirt and light pants. Officers Brasgard and Tracey filed the report.
A five year old boy, Ivan Leveille of 8% New Pryne Street, Glens Falls, was slightly injured when struck by a car near his home before noon yesterday. He suffered a lip laceration and was treated at Glens Falls Hospital and released. Patrolman Harold Osborne investigated. the driver stopped and no charges were filed. Details unavailable last night.
The Greenbush Jaycees announce a Halloween candy sale conducted door to door in North and East Greenbush from Oct 1 to 31. Proceeds fund community service projects including the Needy Children's Christmas Party.
The Troy Area Labor Council AFL-CIO meeting at Amalgamated Clothing Workers HQ endorsed United Community Services and the United Fund drive. Vincent T. Evan urged meeting the $650,000 goal to fund 35 member agencies and urged unions and friends to boost the 1967 1968 United Funds campaign over the top.
At St Patrick's School, the Mothers Club named committee heads for the coming year. Presiding was Mrs Joseph A Cooley. Trustees named were Mrs William Van Sleet and Mrs Howard Curtin. Cochairs for the upcoming food sale were Mrs Ramon Cardona and Mrs Hyatt. Attendance banner went to Sister Mary Augustine's fifth grade.
Cohoes Memorial Hospital announced it has earned a three year accreditation and commendation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation based on a survey conducted July 31 by Dr. J. Alston Clapp. Administrator David I Hughes said the report praised medico administrative standards, medical records, and patient care, stressing public confidence in accredited hospitals and noting the facility’s up to date building, staff, and services.
Thomas Shea, 28, of 20 Summit Street Cohoes, was in satisfactory condition with a fractured pelvis after a motorcycle crash in Halfmoon yesterday afternoon. State police report he rode east on Churchill Road down a hill, left the curve, struck a guide post, and slid down an embankment before being taken to Leonard Hospital by Clifton Park Ambulance.
Paul G VanBuskirk executive secretary to Mayor James E McDonald Common Council President Robert M Curran and Ernest T Hatch Recreation Commission secretary will appear on Telecon WMHT Channel 17 at 7 p m today The program allows viewers to phone questions to guests in the studio.
Mrs. Frederick Weiss, 50, of 604 Fourth Ave. Stillwater, was treated at Leonard Hospital after driving into a parked car on Route 4. She sustained head, arm, and leg bruises and received a summons for failing to keep to the right from deputies Britt Thompson and James J. Bowen.
HVCC will host a seven week evening course starting October 4 led by top government procurement and contract law experts from Washington. The program, coordinated by Raymond J. Quinn, covers bidding, negotiation, pricing, contract administration, disputes, terminations, and contractor rights.
Thomas McLaine of Troy was named hospital chairman for the Veterans Administration Hospital in Angola at the Seventh District Veterans of World War I meeting held in Nobile Callahan Post Rooms. Michael A. Jubic presided as Seventh District commander. Edward Hudson of Washington, D C., reported on the veteran pension and readjustment act signed by President Johnson. Raymond Miller reported on the sled convention held in Indianapolis earlier this month.
Alderman Frank D. Colaruo will address party members at his home, 16 Second St., at 7 pm today. The event promotes local party engagement and invites residents to participate in grassroots discussions.
The Albany Diocese Catholic Youth Organization plans its ninth annual convention in Amsterdam October 11 and 12 with Rev. J. Joseph Delaney directing. Delegates register October 11 at 8 30 p m at the Tepee Motel and October 12 events move to Bishop Scully High School for registrations, sessions, elections, a concelebrated Mass with Bishop Maginn and a closing banquet.
Pi Leo J. Gemache 76 of Washington Street Schuylerville a retired buoy tender for the Champlain Division of the New York State Canal Authority died yesterday at Saratoga Hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Northumberland and lived most of his life in Schuylerville. He is survived by his brother Victor Gemache of Schuylerville. Funeral services will be 9 am from J. T. Stilt Funeral Home and 9 30 am from Notre Dame de Lourdes Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
Ward L Lyons 94 former village president and retired postmaster of Bennington Vermont died Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He helped create housing at 800 County St was appointed postmaster by F D Roosevelt and active in Democratic politics. Survived by nieces and nephews funeral tomorrow 2 pm at First Baptist Church Bennington officiated by Rev H Glenn Payne. Interment Old Bennington Cemetery.
Mrs. Lawrence Tate will chair the United Fund Drive in the Buskirk area. Collectors will be Mrs. William Mellinerny, Mrs. Willard Flynn and Mrs. Agnes Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Lawsence Tate and Family attended a 25th anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Willard Saunders at Miss Dorothy Tate's home. Myron Hertel attended a teachers conference at Brittonhill.
The notice lists multiple area service members with hometowns in Watervliet Troy and nearby areas. It notes their ranks branches and current postings from Lackland to Vietnam and Africa. Individuals include Frank Collins Cairman second class in munitions training at Lackland and Lowry bases, Richard Pratt aboard USS Dyess, Paul Miller in the 1st Infantry Vietnam, John Winglosky hospital corpsman Morroco, and more.
Mrs. Bertha Preston of 353 Sixth Ave suffered a broken left arm in a two car crash at Routes 9 and 236 Crescent. Grotty of 24 Hillcrest Rd Latham drove the other car. Preston in good condition at Leonard Hospital. Granddaughter Beth Ann Beyer treated and discharged. Trooper Armet investigated. light at intersection was working. fault not determined.
Six Trojan area residents join 21 Troy area freshmen at the State University Technical and Agricultural College at Cobleskill. The list includes Carolyn Perconoco Ellen Heckelman John Adams James Welch Edward Schmidt and Philip Merrington with many others from Watervliet Hoosick Falls Schaghticoke Stillwater Greenwich and surrounding towns.
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