Troy Woman Held On Forgery Charge
Paula B. Franks, 40, of 181 Ferry Street, arraigned before U S Commissioner Clark Cipperly on forgery charges. She was ordered held for federal court after a suspended sentence in Troy Police Court for disorderly conduct. The forged check was alleged to be taken at work cleaning 65 First Street and found in her handbag amid a disturbance on an Albany Troy bus. she was on parole from Hudson Reformatory for forgery.
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Paula B. Franks
U. S
Clark Cipperly
Cipperly
Troy
Thomas
J Oconnor
Min Franka
Flist Street
Albany-Troy
Fudford Reformatory
Retired Ironworker Jeremiah Sullivan Dies at 76
Jeremiah Sullivan of 2521 Sixth Avenue died suddenly yesterday at home. Death listed as natural causes by Coroner Anthony E Matera. Native of Troy he retired last June from Weat Side Structural Co Watervliet and was a St Peter’s Church parishioner. He survived by widow Ellen Broderick, six sisters and two brothers. funeral set for Saturday 9 am at residence and 10:30 am at St Peter’s Church.
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Jeremiah Sullivan
Sixth Avenue
Watervilet
St Peter
Holy Name Society
Ellen Broderick
Anna Gregory
Cardonalet
Utica
Josephine Mooney
Margaret Sullivan
Troy
James Cunningham
New York City
Bert Readin
Edmund Dixon
Schenectady
Timothy Sullivan
Fair Haven
N. J
Patrick Sullivan
Bellevue
St Peter's Church
Stephentown Residents Busy With Moves and Socials
Stephentown families announce moves to Florida and back home including Mr and Mrs Bert Bullion and Mr and Mrs Ernest Roach. The community shares birthdays, visits Nanticoke and Pay Chaunce, and plans church events with the Ladies Aid and St Josephs Society. A baked ham supper raised $90 for the Stephentown Memorial Library. Next meetings are scheduled at local homes and the Walter C Sykes General Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bullion
Florida
Bullion
Ernest Roach
Joseph Russell
Clarence Carpenter
Donald Turley
Robert Turley
Fionda
Olive Bateman
Fuller Hewett
Stephentown
Round Lake Club Hears FBI Talk From Special Agent
Special Agent Harold Joslyn of the Albany FBI office spoke to the Round Lake Men's Club at a Methodist Church supper. He outlined the bureau’s formation and explained case unraveling with local significance, urging citizens to aid agents with law and nation. A roast beef dinner followed served by the church’s Women's Society under Mrs H Beecher William’s direction. Belleville, NJ INS report notes lamp bumpers for easier fluorescent lamp installation at Westinghouse plant.
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Round Lake Men’s Club
Hears
F.B
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Round Lakae Men's Club
Methodist Church
Harold C Jonjlm
Albany
FES
Joslyn
Bureau
FBI
Man of Round Lake
Woman's Society of Christian Service
H Beecher Williate
Els Hawken
Lich
Malcolm C Carpenter
Pasor
Belleville
Haken
Westinghouse
Hese
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By Mossler
Ves
Woood
Croffina Ig
Jeremiah Sullivan Cainess Forests
Rudolph
Babee
Peckiac
Ags
Madagascar
England
Wale
Modern Laundry
Sixth Ave
Trey
Arnie
Lene Ae Rees
Per
Abe Niet
Wolina
Charmont
Seouty Salon
Stan Pl Moyze
Herman Katz
Capital District
Hoosick Street
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