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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1967
Page
8
Three people were injured in separate weekend auto accidents in Troy as police investigated additional incidents with property damage. Dorothy Bartowsk i, 44, of 78 Duon Street, was hospitalized at Leonard Hospital after her crash.
A Pittstown area barn fire destroyed a two story structure owned by Alexander Marbot of Buskirk and consumed about 10,000 bales of hay. Deputy Flanigan and Fire Chief Norton labeled the blaze suspicious after an auto was seen leaving the scene. Mutual aid from Johnsonville and West Hoosick aided firefighters who battled through the night, with Norton taking command in the Pittstown district.
Area talent opens the United Fund drive with audience participation at HVCC Hud son Valley Community College kickoff in Hudson Hall. Sing Out Upstate and the Singing Friars from St Anthony's will perform, with Upstate Singers promoting civic themes. Tickets are at 5 Broadway United Fund HQ as pilots drive progress.
Troy police investigated two separate assaults on youths Saturday evening. John Ploof, 10, was beaten near the railroad tracks at Seventh Avenue and treated at Samarian Hospital for injuries to the left leg before release. Ronald Stockwell, 16, was attacked by four or five youths near 2729 Fifth Avenue and treated at St. Marys Hospital for a left knee abrasion before release.
Firemen extinguished a small fire at the Hotel Troy early yesterday caused by an electric heater. The room 305 fire was confined with two booster lines, no injuries reported, alarms sounded 4:35 a.m., under command of Paul Bohner and J P Tassack. The hotel sits at 2 First St.
Latham Memorial Post 744 VFW honored its post commander David Fitzgerald at a dinner dance. William Gratton praised the post and presented gifts, while John Marinucci reported on plans and progress. The event at Boght Corners Firehouse included officers briefs and refreshments.
In Stillwater at the intersection of Saratoga County Roads 75 and 76 a two car collision left four injured including a six day old infant Janice Marie Young. Driver Franklin F Ruggles 21 of Ballston and David W Bailey Jr 60 of Ballston Spa were involved. Ruggles charged with failing to stop.
Bernard Pattie, 34, of 1 Me Naughton Ave in Rensselaer, held in Albany County Jail awaiting a hearing on two charges. He was arrested early Saturday in a vacant apartment at Menands Garden Apartments and charged with third degree burglary and possessing a loaded automatic. Arraigned before Acting Village Judge Harry D Agostino, he pleaded innocent and sought counsel.
John E. Rumpler Sr. aged 70 of 8106th St. was a retired vice president of Adirondack Foundaries and Steel Co., Colonie. He served Redeemer Lutheran Church and held roles in Troy Chamber of Commerce and industry associations. Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday at Mason Funeral Home with Rev. Harry B. Frank officiating. interment Oakwood Cemetery.
Henry Wooster president of Clifton Park Halfmoon Emergency Corps announced the group will sponsor a first aid course. Contact Marshall Jackson or Robert Chase for details. The ambulance answered 36 calls in the month with 27 emergency, 3 transportation, and 6 stand by. Delegates Earl Groat and Mr and Mrs Marshall Jackson attend the State Volunteer Ambulance and First Aid Association convention at Sin Bull Ranch Warrensburg. Mrs Jackson named publicity chairman to replace Mildred Taylor. A session on Severed Limbs followed the business meeting with Instructors Jackson and Chase.
Nassau Women’s Republican Club schedules a pre election dinner October 2 at 7 p.m. in Nassau Reformed Church dining hall with Don G. Cholakis as speaker. Ticket chair is Mrs. Victoria Metzger. The group plans smorgasbord suppers for district meetings October 19 and 26 and pledged $100 to the county GOP. Governors attendances noted for fall regional conference in Boston October 15-17. Local candidates introduced include Mrs. Metzger and Mrs. Balfoort. Linda Klinger and Priscilla Sherman attended a Teen-Age Republican School event in Elmira.
A notice announces enrollment periods for television broadcasting at the Cambridge School in Boston. Dates October 3 9 11 12 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and October 7 14 from 7 to 10 p.m. at polling places. Director Jack Nelson.
Police Court Judge Tim Fogarty told Fay's Restaurant Kiwanis audience that crime among youths 16 to 21 is the major court problem. He blamed lack of supervision by parents and invited Kiwanians to attend a Police Court session. Francis Goodwin presented the certificate of appreciation.
AWOL soldier Joseph Overbeck, 19, arrested on Route 4 in Greenbush after a car theft report. He claimed identity as Paul Bie found at first, then admitted AWOL status from the Army. FBI check showed no wanted status. He was taken to East Greenbush state police for processing.
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