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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1947
Page
4
Two brothers, small and neat with drooping mustaches, faced a burglary allegation connected to a home owned by the Collyers across Wic Avenue. Tathgley had previously ventured into the outside world last July, appearing in Welong Court against a man accused of burglary, as federal authorities prepared to take over the empty house.
Langley defends his finances amid nonpayment claims and asserts he outlives his crippled brother to care for him. He cites a storied lineage from Pilgrim Speedwell ancestors, Trinity Church parishioners since 1007, and a Butler Street Fifth Avenue home bought in 1909. He professes to be a prizewinning concert pianist with ten pianos, while police found none in the flat.
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Miss Whitney is ill and Mrs Sabin shows slight improvement after weeks of illness. Mrs Hay, who had surgery in Albany Hospital, has returned home. Mrs Kuebler and Mrs Meirer visited New York relatives for a week. Ms Huskins travels to Boston for her son-in-law Vinik and daughter. Mr and Mrs Richardson and Pamelix Jean join relatives. Home Bureau held its monthly meeting at Mrs Smith's home with leader Mrs Cunningham giving a food lesson.
Members of the Methodist Church plan a covered dish supper Tuesday at 6 to discuss the church budget. The Mizpah Class will be entertained at the home of Miss Iank Neiden Monday at 8 30 pm. George Mallette in charge Sunday at 8 pm. The Intermediate Fellowship Group presents a feature on Journey Into Faith with a sound picture of the entertainment.
Stephentown resident Bort Dymonds, formerly of Lebar and now in Stephens fawn, was guest of honor at an 88th birthday celebration held at Brown's Hotel in Alpy. The event marked a long life with local notes of a distant past in Cabine lla County where he once played a flint section of Ronnelee Gonaty.
South Cambridge reports Harold Pine and friends visiting West Hooside. Mus. Menneth Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morris of Ballston were guests this week of AM, with Mas. Albert Welden and Mrs. Maude Van Vranitin of Alphaus also in attendance.
A social note reports Mr and Mrs Marilee Aninyo hosting a family gathering in Sehengetudy to celebrate their granddaughter Cherybelow Lud of Terps turning thirty five. John Gannon attended this week. Further details describe a distant invitation to Mr Nelodh Hake and a light reunion at the round mix event.
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