The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
Death17 Mar 1987, Nathan Littauer Hospital, Gloversville, Fulton Cnty, New York290,310,311,222,309 Age: 81
BurialSt. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, Johnstown, Fulton Cnty, New York290
EducationEducated in the Johnstown City Schools, Johnstown, NY310
ReligionMember of St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church, Johnstown, NY310
FatherCyril A. RALBOVSKY (1863-1943)
MotherAnna Mary SOFKA (SZOFKA) (1873-1943)
Spouses
ChildrenAntone
Antone (Junior) P. (1924-1998)
William (Bill) D. (1927-2003)
Francis (Sky) C. (1933-1993)
Notes for Antone P. RALBOVSKY
1920:
As of 13 Jan 1920, Antone is 14 and is a button boy at a glove factory.216
1930:
Antone is a co-owner (with brother Rudolph) of Ralbovsky's Bakery, 12 Middle St., Gloversville, NY. They purchased the former Peters Bakery. The location is eventually became [1994] a parking lot behind Woolworths.8,310 In addition to baking and operating the business, Antone “‘peddled’ a delivery route that brought the bakery’s products to homes and businesses in the northern half of the city, and along Phelps and Easterly Streets to Riceville and Mayfield.”310
1940:
Fire destroys Ralbovsky’s Bakery on 27 Nov 1940. The Ralbovsky brothers rebuilt a brick and concrete structure.310
1948:
The Ralbovsky Bakery closes June 1948.310
1950’s-1960’s:
Antone’s second career is as a motion picture projectionist with Local 290 of the International Alliance of Theatical and Stage Employees. He is employed by the Glove and Hippodrome Theaters, Gloversville, NY and the Vail Mills Drive-In, Vail Mills, New York.310 He was President of the IATSE local for 14 years.310
Beginning in 1958, his duties expanded to include building superintendent for the Shine Circuit Theaters home office, theater and other properties in downtown Gloversville, New York until they closed their doors in the late 1960’s.
1987:
Antone’s address at the time of his death is 29 South Boulevard, Gloversville, New York.309
As of 13 Jan 1920, Antone is 14 and is a button boy at a glove factory.216
1930:
Antone is a co-owner (with brother Rudolph) of Ralbovsky's Bakery, 12 Middle St., Gloversville, NY. They purchased the former Peters Bakery. The location is eventually became [1994] a parking lot behind Woolworths.8,310 In addition to baking and operating the business, Antone “‘peddled’ a delivery route that brought the bakery’s products to homes and businesses in the northern half of the city, and along Phelps and Easterly Streets to Riceville and Mayfield.”310
1940:
Fire destroys Ralbovsky’s Bakery on 27 Nov 1940. The Ralbovsky brothers rebuilt a brick and concrete structure.310
1948:
The Ralbovsky Bakery closes June 1948.310
1950’s-1960’s:
Antone’s second career is as a motion picture projectionist with Local 290 of the International Alliance of Theatical and Stage Employees. He is employed by the Glove and Hippodrome Theaters, Gloversville, NY and the Vail Mills Drive-In, Vail Mills, New York.310 He was President of the IATSE local for 14 years.310
Beginning in 1958, his duties expanded to include building superintendent for the Shine Circuit Theaters home office, theater and other properties in downtown Gloversville, New York until they closed their doors in the late 1960’s.
1987:
Antone’s address at the time of his death is 29 South Boulevard, Gloversville, New York.309