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if Democrat and Chronicle' Rochester, N.Y. HO Kne 27. 1971 VD George B. Kelly, 1 Obituaries fling at candidate politics in 1957 when he ran for the State Senate and, although defeated, polled the highest total of votes of any candidate on the Democratic ticket in the senate district. During 1960, a presidential election year, Mr.

Kelly was campaign manager for Charles F. Stockmeister, who was elected to the State Assembly by 2,700 votes and Brunswick, N.J., and a brother, William R. Kelly, survive him. Another brother, Col. Louis Kelly, died about 18 months ago.

Mr. Kelly had retired in November from his last position, industrial redevelopment advisor in the city Department of Urban Renewal. Funeral arrangements for Mr. Kelly are incomplete. His body will be flown home to Rochester from France.

cratic victory. He also was Stockmeister's campaign manager in successful runs for the Assembly in 1962, 1964, 1965 and 1966 and in 1967 was campaign manager for City Court Judge Andrew G. Celli when he was elected to the Rochester City Council. Mr. Kelly lived at 81 Dorchester Road with his wife, the former Catherine Weber, whom he married in 1936.

She, one son, James Kelly of New as elected to his first term as governor. Mr. Kelly spent the next few years in the busirless world. He was manager of the Genesee Brewing Company's "war alcohol" distilling plant that in 1941 began the production of 190 proof alcohol for government military use. He also served Genesee Brewing Co.

as a consultant in labor and public relations and package liquor store, which he later sold. Mr. Kelly left state service when Republican Nelson A. Rockefeller was elected governor in 1958 and he became a licensed broker for general and life insurance. He retained his license for the rest of his life.

and general manager of Radio Station WRNY, which he and port until he retired five years ago. principals of the brewing company organized. When the station was sold, he became an assistant state industrial commissioner and 7 GEORGE B. KELLY in 1958 photo scored the only local Demo George Kelly took one last also owned and operated a I for three years was president From IB Kelly was chairman of the Agriculture Committee and also sponsored a half dozen successful bills. He relinquished his post when he defeated incumbent James P.

B. Duffy of Rochester in the Democratic primary to run for a congres- sional seat. He was elected to Congress in 1936 on a New Deal platform that closely matched that of his political idol and friend, President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Within two years, a Republican resurgence lost Mr.

Kelly his seat in Congress i when he was defeated by Republican Joseph O'Brien of East Rochester. In 1939, Mr. Kelly was appointed the first regional director of the newly formed Wage-Hour Division for New York and Connecticut under the U.S. Department of Labor. He left the position in 1940 to run again for Congress and lost by 6,800 votes in the old 38th District, but led his ticket.

In 1941, Gov. Herbert H. Lehmann appointed Mr. Kelly to the State Mediation Board, on which he served until Republican Thomas E. Dewey lHHIHIHHWimi" "Jjr MONDAY ONLY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM Kelly Cohen's incredible purchasing power saves you money! Yes, we buy big and pass the savings on to you and during this SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE SALE every TV Appliance goes on sale for one day only Monday, May 3, from 10 AM to 9:30 PM.

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The monastery he organized in 1950 is in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester and Father Winzen was widely known in the Rochester area. He was born in Hanover, Germany. After being ordained in 1928, he was rector of studies at Maria Laach Benedictine College in Germany and was active in the youth movement in pre-Hitler Germany. Father Winzen came to this country in 1938. He taught philosophy at St.

Paul's Priory in New Jersey and at Manhattan-ville College and was associate editor of "Worship" magazine. He was chaplain at Regina Laudis Convent in Connecticut before founding the monastery at Pine City. He had sold Cadillacs for 30 years, after giving up Taige and Packard dealerships. Mr. Green, who had lived in Brockport 58 years, also developed the 20 houses on Coleman Creek Road shortly after World War II.

Mrs. Schaft, Executive's Wife, 74 Mrs. Miriam L. Schaft. 74.

a life resident of Rochester until she moved to Florida last October, died Friday (June. 25, 197M in a Miami hospital. She had been ill several weeks. She was the wife of Bernard J. Schaft.

a retired executive of the Hickoy-Freeman Co. here. While in Rochester they lived at 145 Chadbournc Road, Brighton. Mrs. Schaft was a teacher in the Rochester City School District for several ears and also taught first aid at the Red Cross.

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