Denue Coins Loot Found At Brother's Home Bucks Corner
State Police and sheriff investigators recovered personal belongings belonging to James Denue and his sister at John Denue’s Bucks Corner residence. James Denue’s house near Poestenkill burned Sunday while he awaited jail, after a 30 day assault sentence. Denue identified items and coins as his, noting a 1857 dated quarter and a two-initial penny. John Denne claimed to have taken belongings for safekeeping after sister left for welfare care. Authorities said no charges for John Denne yet. a comment from State Police was deferred to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Denue
Denue
John Denue
Bucks Corner
Poestenkill
Denne
Timothy J. Mahoney
Grover Campbell
Corp
Harry A. Scoville
Denner
Justice of the Peace
Carl A. Bly
John Denne
James Denne
State Police
Syeanay
Scoville
Brunswick Bureau Plans Dorrance Talk on Victory Gardens
Mrs. Willard Simpson announced that Sammel B. Dorrance 4-H leader for Rensselaer County will give an illustrated lecture on Victory Gardens at the YMCA after the annual officers election. She urged plant slip exchanges and noted a wartime feeding lesson by Mrs. John O Miller at 15 Bleecker Avenue with luncheon preparations and emphasis on meat extenders and soy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Simpson
Brunswick Home Bureau
Sammel B. Dorrance
Rensselaer County
Victory Gardens
Walter Dock
Bleecker Avenue
Linden Avenue Man Commissioned as Marine Second Lieutenant
Leo Robert Jillisky of 8 Linden Avenue was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps after completing the Naval Air Training Course at Corpus Christi Texas. He was assigned to Marine aircraft squadrons after enlisting as an aviation cadet on April 1, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Robert Jillsky
Emma Jillisky
Linden Avenue
Marine Corps
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jillssky
Marines
East Side Auxiliary Hosts Dressings Meeting
Mrs. Mable R. Frazier led the Women’s Auxiliary of the Church of the Ascension at a Thursday gathering at Mrs. George G. Grossman’s home and Miss Jean Grant’s in Larch Avenue. Twenty four members attended as surgical dressings for the District Nursing Association began and will continue at the next meeting on Thursday April 13 in the parish house. Rev. Arthur Bice, the new rector, attended and will preach Sunday at the rectory at 36 Pinewoods Avenue. Refreshments featured a centerpiece of pink and lavender stock with tall pink candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable R. Frazier
Church of the Ascension
George G. Grossman
Jean Grant
Larch Avenue
District Nursing Association
Arthur Bice
Pinewoods Avenue
Crucifixion sung by augmented choir at Third Presbyterian
At Third Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening at 7 45 p m Stainer's Crucifixion will be performed by an augmented choir under John Kienle organist and choir director. Also noted is the Annual District Meeting of Rebekah Lodges in Rensselaer District No 2 on Tuesday at 4 p m in Albia Lodge rooms Pawling Avenue with Mrs Versa Hammersley presiding and a new district deputy president to be named. Supper follows at 6 30 p m Triumph Rebekah Lodge meets that evening at 3 p m with Mrs Hammersley and staff and escorts. Mrs Marion Quandt and Mrs Ruth Van Buren will conduct the ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Presbyterian
Stainer
John Kienle
Rebekah Lodges
Rensselaer Rebekah
Albia
Pawling Avenue
Versa Hammersley
Triumph Rebekah Lodge
Wills Probated in Rensselaer County Surrogate Court
Judge Edward J. Donohue admitted two wills and granted letters of administration on a third estate in Rensselaer County. William T. Davis left about 35000 with specified bequests to sisters Rose Archambeault and Louise Gretchen and brother Archie Davis, widow Grace M. Davis receiving the residue. An estate under 5000 was left by Alice Southcott to niece Margaret Grace Southcott. Elizabeth Kipp’s estate, including 300 personal and 1250 real, goes to sister Mary Mattice and two other sisters Charlotte Sitter and Alice Bowles. Lucien Clickner is attorney.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donohue
William T. Davis
Rose Archambeault
Duane Avenue
Schenectady
Louise Gretchen
Archie Davis
Rochester
Grace M. Davis
Seventh Avenue
Mackrell & Ranney
Alice Southcott
Margaret Grace Southcott
Pinewoods Avenue
Thomas P. Huxtable
Elizabeth Kipp
Schodack
Mary Mattice
Elm Street
Albany
Charlotte H. Sitter
Chatham
Alice Bowles
Linden
Mich
Lucien EF
Clickner
Technical Session to Be Held by Albany Chapter
Final arrangements were made for the technical session of the directors of the Albany Chapter. The event outlines likely discuss chapter activities and governance matters with attendees and observers welcomed.
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Albany Chapter
National Association Dinner At Albany Hotel Meeting
The National Association of Cost Accountants held a Thursday dinner and business meeting at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel in Albany. A technical session is planned for Tuesday April 18 with Alexander Wall serving as secretary of Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Cost Accountants
DeWitt Clinton
Albany
Alexander Wall
Robert
Post War Credit Topic Addressed By Morris Associates
Morris Associates of Philadelphia will address the chapter on What May Industry Expect of Post War Credit I L Paul DeLong of Belor Monning Corp presided at the Thursday evening business session.
Miss Decker Accepted For WAVES Service
Margaret A. Decker of 53 Congress Street has been accepted for service in the WAVES women's unit. She is temporarily placed on the inactive list. Also enlisted are William H. LeFleur of 382 Third Street and Gilda Barbaresi of 164 Bridge Avenue Cohoes, both placed on inactive status.
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Margaret A. Decker
Congress Street
WAVES
Navy
Joseph Sullivan
Court House
Miss Decker
Sullivan
William H. LeFleur
Third Street
Gilda Barbaresi
Bridge Avenue
Cohoes
Poestenkill Firemen to Meet Monday
Poestenkill Fire Company holds its monthly meeting Monday evening with agenda including training methods for members and the use of fire apparatus. Officers say the large active membership requires an arranged training schedule. A spring and summer recreational plan, with focus on a ball diamond, will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poestenkill Fire Company
Murray Named to Head Theta Xi Alpha Chapter
William Murray elected president of Alpha Chapter Theta Xi fraternity with John Westbrook of Troy as vice president. William Thomas named corresponding secretary and Herbert Bergamine recording secretary. Eight new members initiated: Robert Longbine, William Echeter, John Bon, Richard Bruhn, Robert Hagen, Kenneth MacKenzie, Leonard Galtland, Richard O'Brien. A dinner was given at The Hendrick Hudson.
Apron Committee Holds All Day Sewing Session
The Apron Committee met at Memorial Church for a full day of sewing led by co chairmen Mrs Lester G Coonradt and Mrs Russell Casu. A surprise birthday luncheon for Mrs Percy Brown featured a birthday cake and warm greetings from members.
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Memorial Church
Lester G. Coonradt
Russell Casu
Millard Carle
Percy Brown
Marine Pfc Alfred G Ross Wounded In Action
Pfc Alfred G Ross of the Marine Corps Reserve is wounded in action. He is the son of Mrs Francis R Ross of Fort Edward and the Navy Department reported the news yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G Ross
Marine Corps Reserve
Francis R. Ross
Fort Edward
Navy Department
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Brother
Brunswick Bureau
Dorrance
East Side
Harold E. Strang
General Electric Co
Philadelphia Works
H. A. Winne
Schenectady Pliant
Mechanicville
Mr. Strang
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Muhlfelder
Poestenkill Firemen
Syeaway
Boleros
Muhhelders
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