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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1944
Page
7
Watervliet prepares for returning veterans from overseas as three local servicemen including Gordon Holmes and John G Buggies near home. Green, Squires and Knights announce upcoming meetings and social plans as local clubs resume after a summer recess.
Descendant of two Harrison presidents Mrs. Job Taylor of New York and Westchester is jailed at Riverhead on $0 bail for stealing jewelry valued at 37000 from three friends. She admitted selling the pieces after trust income shrank, while her attorney seeks bail at 5000 via habeas corpus.
Miss Louisa A Bannon longtime choir member and society participant in Troy dies after brief illness. Survived by sister Mrs Alice Nation. Funeral Wednesday with services at Fred J Lowe and St Mary’s Cemetery. Nearby obituaries report Lawrence Noonan James O Connor and Charlotte Coughlin among others with services at local churches and funeral homes. Interments in St Mary’s Elmwood Hill St Agnes Oakwood yard.
Funeral services for Mrs Pierce D Hane postmaster at Averill Park and school district treasurer who died Saturday in Samaritan Hospital will be held tomorrow at 3 30 PM from the residence and from St Henry's Church Averill Park Burial will be in St Agnes Cemetery Menands Mrs Kane born in St Joseph parish Troy was the former Helen E Gleagton She lived in Averill Park for years succeeding her husband as postmaster and served as treasurer for the Averill Park Central School District active in Parent Teacher work Red Cross member Catholic Women's Service League Troy sister of Mrs John McKeon and aunt of Harold Fox survive.
James B Stirling about 75 years old of Elm Street Albany was instantly killed Friday night after being struck by a car on Albany Schenectady Road near Step 17. Driver John B Drury of Schenectady 1178 Oxford Place was traveling west toward Schenectady. Coroner Harry J Wands said death due to fractured skull and other injuries. Investigation by Trooper J Foster Colonie Outpost Gerald Hurley and Trooper J Minascki. Coroner pending decision.
Firemen battled a small blaze Saturday in a cellar under L Fraschetti’s store at 613 Federal Street. They responded to a Federal Street and Seventh Avenue box at 1 69 pm and sounded out the fire by 1 22 pm.
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