McCloskey Sent to Jail by Troy Police Court
Michael McCloskey, 38, of 109 Jackson Street Troy, was jailed for two months after a disorderly conduct and intoxication arrest made Wednesday evening at Jackson and Second Streets. Patrolmen Connolly and Bills testified he used obscene language from a stoop while railing at the Bill of Rights and Webster.
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United States
James F. Byron
Michael McCloskey
Jackson Street
Troy
McCloskey
Jackson
Second Streets
Edward Connolly
Harry L. Bills
Hirst
Clara LeFebvre
MecCloskey
Patrolmen Bills
Connolly
Ribhta
Jehovah
William E. Dunn
LeFebvre
Nimble Needle Club Meeting At Schaghticoke
Mrs Pat Doremus hosted Nimble Needle Club with roll call joke and white elephant prize to Etta Hazen of Pompton Lake New Jersey. Prizes awarded to Leon Bevis and James Bevis. Meeting night change proposed and to be voted Oct 12 at Mrs A Banker’s home with Mildren Hanks assisting. Lunch served. Doremus presented birthday gifts. Mrs Harry Green to run games next meeting.
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Pat Doremus
Nimble Needle Club
James Bevis
Etta Hazen
Pompton Lake
N. J
Leon Bevis
A. D. Banker
Mildren Hanks
Hazen
Doremus
Harry Green
No Cause Verdict Returned in Suit Against Church
A jury in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County returned a sealed verdict of no cause of action in the case of William W. Foster against St. Patrick's Church. The jury deliberated after 12:30 p.m. Wednesday and could not reach agreement, leading the court to direct a sealed verdict.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
William W. Foster
St. Patrick’s Church
William H. Murray
Miss Harriet Stasker Visits Burnt Hills Cousins
Johnsonville notes Harriet Stasker is spending time with cousins at Burnt Hills, a brief social update with local ties and family visit details.
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Harriet Stasker
Burnt Hills
Relocation Plan for Mohawk Trail Approach Bypassing North Adams
Massachusetts officials propose a $100 million postwar highway program plan to relocate the Mohawk Trail approach to by pass North Adams business district. Engineers in Pittsfield say through traffic would avoid heavy local congestion under the plan.
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North Adams
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
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