Wiley urges removal of two Troy police over candidate claims
District Attorney Earle J. Wiley called for the dismissal of two Troy police officers after he said they spoke at a private home in a manner harming a candidate and voters rights. He asserted he will prosecute anyone who interferes with voting and noted he consulted with Beaka cer before outlining the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Troy
Atty Earle J. Wiley
Chekoo Satta Jarre Beaka Cer
Ther
City of
Supreme Court
Francis Bergen
Albany
Mary Miller
Agnes Lennon
Edward Kingel
Seventh Avenue
Grant Letters On Estates In Surrogate Court
Letters of administration with the will annexed issued for Miss Mary J Campbell who died Aug 5 in the city. The will dated Aug 3 1920 left the estate to her sister Harriet F Campbell who died Mar 10 1942. Now the estate goes to four Sullivan relatives James F Sullivan Timothy J Sullivan Elizabeth E Sullivan and Mary C Sullivan. Estate valued about 2500 real and 3103 personal. Michael J Deignan, attorney. Also probate admitted for Patrick J McCormick who died July 26. Estate under $1000, all to widow Alice McCormack. Sheldon B Smith attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J Campbell
Timothy J. O'Sullivan
Carroll Terrace
Albany
Elizabeth E . Sullivan
Seventh Avenue
Mary C .Sullivan
Los Angeles
Michael J Deignan
Patrick J. McCarmick
Edward J Donahue
Lesshan
Alice McCormack
Sheldon B Smith
Trojan Home Bureau Plans Game Party
The Trojan Home Bureau met Friday at 525 Pawling Avenue with plan for a game party to be held Wednesday at Mary Walsh home. Mrs Henry J Holthaus hosted the session and Miss Helen Nevins, 61 Collins Avenue, will host the business meeting on November 3 and give the second lesson in Reading. Mrs Frank G McDonald led the first lesson on Room Rearrangements and will host the next lesson at 2508 Lavin Court. Mrs Stephen B Comiskey attended as a guest yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Home Bureau
Henry J Holthaus
Pawling Avenue
Frank G McDonald
Stephen B. Comiskey
Grosberg retires from Central Markets after 40 years
Joseph E Grosberg of Schenectady, president of Central Markets Inc and Grosberg Golub wholesale grocers, retires Friday ending a business career spanning more than four decades. The business will be continued by William Golub, vice president, and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E Grosberg
Schenectady
Central Markets, Inc
Grosberg-Golub
William Golub
Local Grand Jury Recess Tied to Election Day
The district attorney said he would hold over the grand jury on his own initiative, while the Attorney General's department directs all county prosecutors and law enforcement to take proper steps ensuring the upcoming election remains free from intimidation and irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew
Attorney General's Department
Auto Hits Truck Injures Three in Early Morning Crashes
State Police report two separate crashes on Route 9 in the early hours of Saturday sending three people to hospitals. William Vogel of Albany struck a parked truck and hit a second truck, both owned by F. M. Tully of Shoreham Vi. Vogel and Dorothy LaPlante of Albany suffered head and facial lacerations and chest and back injuries. Charlies Walsh of Waterford left the highway in Loudonville and crashed into a tree, suffering head and back injuries. Walsh said he fell asleep returning from a meeting in Albany.
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Newtonville
William Vogel
North Lake Avenue
Albany
F. M. Tully
Shoreham
Arthur Brilyea
Roscoe Stanley
Alexander L. Wildrumas
Loudonville
Walsh
Cohoes Hospital
Wildramas
Eighth Ward Candidates Will Be Entertained
Deputy Sheriff Mazza will host a Republican reception at 246 Fourth Street 8 p.m. today honoring Alderman candidate Angelo Cozmo and supervisor candidate Howard Donnelly. Local GOP candidates for city and county offices expected. refreshments and musical entertainment to follow the speaking program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Mazzarello
Highth Ward
Angelo Cozmo
Howard J. Donnelly
Fourth Street
Cty
Child Health Clinic Planned at Johnsonville School
A child health consultation is scheduled for tomorrow from 2 to 4 pm at Johnsonville School. Dr Howard Kenyon will lead the clinic with assistance from Rosina Morath and a nurse from Rensselaer County Public Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonville
Howard Kenyon
Rosina Morath
Rensselaer County Public Health
Nurae
Salary Loan Offer Promises Quick Cash and Plans
A payday style notice promotes $20 to $300 loans for employed individuals with options for salary, car, or furniture loans. It outlines monthly instalments, varying costs by repayment period, and emphasizes fast, private access with no endorsers required. It suggests using funds for bills, taxes, medical needs, or training.
USO Official To Speak At Jewish Center
The local USO Coun cil of the National Jewish Welfare Board will meet at the Jewish Community Center at 6:15 pm with Mrs Myron W. Jacobs presiding. Benjamin Eisenstein of Schenectady, chair man of the state board Army Navy Committee, will speak after a tour of Third Service Command camps. Representatives of Jewish organizations are expected. An exhibit of Army camp projects will be shown. The talk emphasizes volunteer cooperation to aid soldiers and service members in the area.
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National Jewish Welfare Board
USO Counccil
Jewish Community Center
Myron W. Jacobs
Benjamin Eisenstein
Schenectady
Jewish Welfare Board
Army and Navy Committee
Liiso
Third Service
Troy
New York
Fisenstemm
Flood victim identified after sixteen years in Vermont
Parkmen digging a drain near the State Hospital at Waterbury find bones identified as 14 year old Freda Sargent. She and her family were swept to their deaths in the 1927 Vermont flood. A bracelet and slippers matching hers confirm the identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Waterbury
Freda Sargent
Vermont
Floyd Sargent
District Officers Promoted In New York
Four Troy area officers have been promoted one grade according to the War Department list of elevations of New York officers. They are Lieut. Lawrence V. Pelletier of Albany air corps Lieut. Elsa Mary Krause WAC Delmar Lieut. Luther S. Calkins signal corps Glens Falls and Lieut. Myron J Longdyke air corps Schenectady promoted from second to first lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
War Department
New York
Lawrence V. Pelletier
Air Corps
Albany
Elsa Mary Krause
WAC
Delmar
Luther 5
Calkins
Signal Corps
Glens Falls
Myron J Longdyke
Schenectady
Name on Paper Triggers $25 Fine in Bennington Court
Armas Liljaberg of Williamstown received a 25 pound fine after his name appeared in a newspaper wrapped around a beaver hide found roadside in Pownal. Liljaberg, a farmer from Helsinki Finland, pleaded guilty to taking and possessing the animal. State Game Warden Jesse T. Watson transported him to court. Liljaberg claimed he was shouting at a duck and struck the beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armas Liljaberg
Williamstown
Bennington
Pownal
Lilaberg
Helsinki
Finland
Jesse T. Watson
Ligjaberg
Hoosick Falls Weekly Assembly Highlights War Bond Drive
At Hoosick Falls High School the Friday assembly featured three numbers by the High School Chorus and a short play. Supt. Marvin B. Loveys announced the Bomb Tokyo for Christmas drive to boost war bond sales, noting six of eight homerooms achieved 100 percent in bonds and stamps, earning the Minute Man flag to be flown next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls High School
Marvin B. Loveys
Tokyo
Stillwater Montgomery Lodge Meeting Tonight
Stillwater A regular communication of Montgomery Lodge F and A M will be held this evening in the Masonic Temple. The first degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates, Personal Richard Moore. A 3 N 18 spending a seven day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs William Moore. Mr and Mrs John Whalen have left for a vacation at Hayward Cal where they will visit their daughter Mrs Albert Wison. Obituary. Funeral service for Joseph E La Febvre were held Saturday at 94 m at the home of his sister Mrs Marshall Pregent and at 930 am at St Peter's Church. Rev Lawrence P Kelly officiated and interment was in St Peter's Cemetery. The bearers included Commander Earl Gilman Irving Hurd Raymond Dyer Arthur Lynch Edward Smith and Charles Finnegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Moore
William Moore
John Whalen
Hayward
Cal
Albert Wison
Joseph E. la Febvre
Marshall Pregent
St. Peter's Church
Lawrence P. Kelly
St. Peter's Cemetery
Earl Gilman Irving Hurd
Raymond Dyer
Arthur Lynch
Edward Smith
Charles Finnegan
Pleasant Valley Rebekahs Install Officers in Cropseyville
Pleasant Valley Lodge 212 of Cropseyville installed officers at a meeting led by retiring Noble Grand Miss Gladys Owen in White Lily Hal. District deputy Versa Hammersley and staff officiated with new officers named including Maldred Johnston as noble grand and Florence Grabe as vice grand. Guests included Raymond Walsingford and Elmer Rasmussen. The group voted to serve clam chowder on Election Day and presented gifts to retiring officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Myra Owens
Mary Wigner
Audna Craver
Pauline Lavigne
Blanche Jones
Ruta Muller
Cora Spink
Viola Hewitt
Mabel Gardiner
Guardian
Haerl Dunham
Ina Bulson
Raymond Walsingford
Rensselaer-Washington
Elmer M. Rasmussen
Grand’ Lodge
Berlin church hosts scalloped oyster supper tomorrow
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Seventh Day Baptist Church will hold its annual scalloped oyster supper tomorrow at 6 o'clock in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Church Groups Plan Meetings and Chowder Sale
East Side church groups announce meetings for the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow at 1 p.m. and the next regular society gathering Tuesday November 9 at 7 45 p.m. clam chowder will be served and takeout soup available. Friendly Circle of Trinity Methodist will meet at the parsonage tomorrow. Community Couples' Club held a dinner at Clermont Restaurant with Mrs. Perkett and Mrs. Kirchert in charge of decorations and two candle cakes marking the club's second anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Clifford
Trinity Methodist Church
Tibbits Avenue
Clermont
Richard Perkett
Charles Kirchert
Charles A. Mealy
Kirchert
Mayfair
October Ghost Party Planned by Philosophian Society
The regular October meeting of the Philosophian Society will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the Church House. It will take the form of a ghost party hosted by Miss Bessie Muller Mrs Flagg and Mrs George Lent. Mrs Josephine Tynan and Misses Lois Bryce and Stella Adamis will manage the program. Mrs Fred Reimer will preside.
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Es Syeaway
The
Philosophian Society
Church House
Bessie Muller
Flagg
George Lent
Josephine Tynan
Lois Bryce
Stella Adamis
Fred Reimer
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Statement of Rights
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Grand Jury
Tomore
Beather
River Street
Anitet
Master Partore
Dave Balong
R. B. Dav Co
Hoboken
N. J
Union Rebekahs
Versa Hammersley
Troy Union Rebekah Lodge
May Brown
Emily Grey
Noble
Bella Gordon
Noble Grand
Wilda M. Lowell
Saratoga
Our
Bayments
Baymer
Csel President
Oosmromarie
USO
Jewish Center
By Galbraith
NEA Berwice Inc
Hoosick Falls
Beta Sigma Gamma
Anthony Pokines
Hoosick Street
First Presbyterian Church
Guild
St Hildas Guild
Wainfred Robinson
Parsons Avenue
William Ross
East
Anna Casey
Stillwater
Montgomery Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Pleasant Valley Lodge
Rebekahs
East Side
Burdett Building
Nat's Savings Bank
State St
Modernella ‘Sion
Murphy
Murphy Da-Cote
Murphy’s Murtone
Noxon Metal Polish
Murphy Bar
John D. Gray
Murphy Aireplane
Beit
Frank J. Ryan
Fourth ST
Fulton
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