Citizenship Granted 66 Immigrants at Supreme Court
Sixty six aliens were admitted to citizenship yesterday at the Supreme Court. Judge Rumgell addressed the applicants stressing advantages of naturalization. Names listed include Herberto Lacayo Russel Sage Theresa Acerno Rose Marvelli Gennare Alfano Caroline Squillace Louis Polsinello Maria Russo Janka Thompson Erne Johnson Marie Frankie Eyminia Higgione and Grete Musshdom among others in Rensselaer and Troy locations.
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Supreme
Mion Court
Selxies
Rumgell
Apaeacaltelias
Eitlenzehip
Gréey
Herberto Lacayo
Russel Sage
Ies
Theresa Acerno
Finn Arenue Rose Marvelli
Fourth Street
Gennare Alfano
Petersburg
Caroline Squillace
Louis Polsinello
Rensselaer Concerto
Rensselaer
Maria, Russo
Janka G. Thompson
North Hoorsick
Erne G. Johnson
Spring Avenue
Marie ‘Frankie
Aveue
Troy
Eyminia Higgione
Bareet
Grete Musshdom
List of names and addresses appears in scattered OCR text
A long, jumbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and a wide array of street addresses across several towns. The fragment includes many individuals such as Maris Ferrate Walter Eianer Josephine Dinoia Andra Fame Clinton Pak Giovanni Danbrosi Julia Me Butler Walter Hiraj Margaret Brooks Mary Cunningham Ida Miller Christine Cirauto Gertrude Selzer Marcie Tol Harry Zouppas Antonia Lahut Sthel Parker Annie Sloan Marius Hillgaard Mary A Devine Cela Strauss Helena Lefebvre Bridget Iiland Barbara Palliuatta Marlé Le Durand Catherine Tresnan Franciszek Malinowski Joseph Sippa Randi Breglie Marguerite MacGuire and others, with no coherent narrative or context beyond the names and addresses.
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Maris Ferrate
Revaselset
Walter
Eianer
Point View Drive
Josephine Dinoia
Pawling Avenue
Andra Fame
Clinton Pak _ Giovanni
Danbrosi
Willow Street
Rensselaer
Josephine Tomasute
Liberty Street
Asuna Colarusse
Raffagla
Caruso
Cypress Street
Herc Rapposth
West Stephenson
Henrith J. Adrian
Hoosick Falls
Julia Me Butler
Matleon Street
Herberta Lacayo
Belt Avenue
Walter Hiraj
Margaret J. Brooks
Burdett Avenue
Hilda
Ettin
Hampton Manor
Edward Havion
Grand Street
Marie
Delano
Sehaghticeke
Lewis A. Coplin
Lavia- Court
Mazar - Borojan
Twenty’ Fourth
Joan van Wert
Seveniy Avenue
Julia. M. Rabanick
Ane i Pugrabi
Penetia L Miele
Fourth Street
John 5
Baniak
Morrison Avenue
Stephen Buchakjian
Tenth Street
Leo
Masons
Third Avenue
Mary M. Sunukjiae
Fifteenth Street
Samuel Alexander Barr
Olivet Society Discusses China at Olivet Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of Olivet Presbyterian met Tuesday at Mrs. Robert Campton’s home to discuss China. Readers included Mrs. Arthur Reed, Mrs. Thomas Abrams, Miss Mary Linimer, and Mrs. Fred Stewart. George Yves led devotions and Mrs. Charlotte L. McGuinness offered the prayer. Daughters of the hostess served refreshments. A covered dish luncheon is planned for July at the Campton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Olivet Presbyterian Church
Robert Campton
Street
China
Arthur, Reed
Thomas Abrams
Mary Lininer
Fred Stewart
George iYves
Charlotte L. McGuiness
Campton
Program at Arsenal Postponed to Today
Entertainment program for Watervliet Arsenal employees and families was postponed due to weather. It will be held at 8 pm on the Arsenal grounds.
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Arsenal
Watervliet Arsenal
Mrs. Cook Named As Warden At Smith College
Mrs. Sidney A. Cook of this city has been named to a two year term as warden of Smith College the board of directors announced yesterday. A Smith and Emma Willard alumna she taught at Emma Willard and served as first alumnae trustee there. She is widow of Sidney A. Cash former head of the pathology and philosophy department at the New Jersey College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney A. Cook
Brome Willard School
Smith College
Cook
Allison Loomis Cook
Paul Cook
Sidney .A. Cash
New Jersey College For Women
New Brunswick
Mrs Cook Succeeds Mr Laura W L Scales in 1922
Mrs Cook succeeds Mr Laura W L Scales who has retired after a 1922 term. The transition occurs at Senith with Scales stepping down and Mrs Cook assuming duties.
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Senith
Cooke
Laura W. L. Scales
Brooklyn Man Held For Abandonment
William Kionin, 45, of Brooklyn, wanted in Philadelphia on abandonment charges, was arraigned before Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court yesterday morning. He was committed to jail for thirty days awaiting Pennsylvania authorities. Detective William J. McCrane arrested him. John Wagner from Philadelphia DA's office appeared.
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William Kionin
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
James F.byron
Troy
Pennsylvania
Klonin
William J. McCrane Tesday
John Wagner
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Butler
River ST
Remsen ST
Cohoes
Drupeists
Roy E Shudt
Eighth Avenue
12Sth
325Th
Shudt
Seventh Avenue
Rensselaer County
United States
State War Ballot Commission
Rovnty Boards of Election
Terbits
Tibbits
James D. Fay
NEW York Telephone Company
Siciliano, Inc
West
Albany
N. Y
Sand Creek Road
Dénn Super
Penn
Callon
Tae
Kenwell
Ses
Tom
Cornell
Bartecien
Seotueertan
Ian
Aah
River Street
National Stores
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