Mrs Sarah Burke of Sycaway Passes After Long Illness
Mrs. Sarah Fallon Burke of Sycaway died yesterday at 446 Hoosick Street after a long illness. Born in Troy she lived there all her life and belonged to the Church of Our Lady of Victory and its Rosary Society. Widow of Thomas Burke, she is survived by daughter Florence E MacNulty and son John Fallon MacNulty plus four grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from the residence and 8 am from Our Lady of Victory Church. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fallon Burke
John F. MacNulty
Troy
Hoosicktreet
Arong Ilness
Rainy Day Family Gatherings Across New York State
Raymertown and Brooklyn hosts welcomed relatives forMother's Day and weekend visits. Rochester and Albany connections were noted at weddings and family events. A ham supper was planned at Grange Hall with reservations due by Sunday.
Presbyterian Church Ham Supper and Meetings Planned
A weekend guest, Mrs. Millard Littlefield, hosts a missionary meeting at 2 pm today at Mrs. Albert Dunham’s home. The Ladies of the PresbyterianChurch will serve a ham supper at 5 30 pm at the LO C F Hall. Mrs. Andrew Grimm remains confined at Samaritian Hospital after an operation. Rev Edward Hargrave and wife spend two weeks in Cincinnati where he attended the Presbyterian Assembly. Adult choir practice at 7 pm today, junior choir at 4 pm tomorrow. Mrs. Samuel Davis returns home after wintering with her daughter, Mrs. Oakley Sharpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Millard Littlefield
Albert Dunham
The
Presbyterian Church
C.F. Hall
Andrew Grimm
Samaritian Hospital
Edward W. Harg
Etave
Cincinnati
Hargrave
Samuel Davis
Oakley Sharpe
Spring Avenue
Cats Removed From Cypress Street Home Under Court Order
Police and Humane Society workers went to 23 Cyprana Brest to remove eighteen cats from Mrs Moss home under Police Court orders. Mrs Storg faced a Police Court arraignment for maintaining nulpalice amid a strong odor claim. Judge O Connor suspended sentence if the Humane Society gains access and completes removal. officials reported access difficulties but progress continued with cats described as too wild to wet yesterday and slated for removal today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
Wilsebeth F. Moss
Cyprana Brest
Aeak Humane Society
Justin Thomas J. O'Conner
Storg
The
Humane Society
Humane Beotlery
Brolz
John B. Dunn
James F. ‘Doherty
Cypress Street
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Rensselaer County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Judy Michael
Edward Michaels
Petersburg
Albany Hospital
Sunnyview” Orthopedic Hospital
Schenectady
New York State Rehabilitation Hospital
West Haverstraw
Sarah F. Burke
Raymertown
Edward Monahan
Brooklyn
Alta. Ford
William Kaizer
Rochester
Harold Sticht
Lester Campbell
B. A. Mason
Edwin Harford
Kay Mooney
Albany
Louis Epruks
Herbert Sloat
Ada Stickney
Waterview
M.C. Snyder
A. Mason
David Bornt
Rensseeer
Grange Hall
H. B Garlock
Reid
Africa
David Babieck
Weham Fonda
Poumer's
Motorola
Posner
Movitgomery Ward
Peres
Bret al Ert
Sofes
Breslaw's
Breslaw
River St
Troy, N. Y
Eres
Sane
Wwantes
Raver ST
Remsen St., Conges, KR. Y
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