Williamson Estate Tax Report Filed
William T. Williamson former postmaster of Troy died Dec 6 1942 leaving a gross estate of 114 368 40 and net 15 351 29 the inheritance tax report filed in Surrogate's Court by Edward J. Poland shows real estate 3200 stocks and bonds 104 235 80 mortgages notes cash and insurance 4 869 74 and other property 2 652 86. Funeral and admin expenses 12 008 88 debts 1 843 39 gifts and bequests 303 104 total 99 017 11 leaving net 15 351 29. Estate distributed to Presbyterian Home Association First Street 3752 43 First Presbyterian Church Troy 131 306 25 Y W C A 1084 38 Day Home 450 Liberty Presbyterian Church 736 2 t United Presbyterian Church Troy 5008 75 other legacies to Robert D. Williamson Barbara Williamson Emma C Williamson Beulah M Sambrook and two trust funds with National City Bank as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Williamson
Troy
Edward J. Poland
Williamson
Rutherford
N. J
Vischers Ferry
National City Bank
Inheritance Trusts and Tax Reports Filed in Rensselaer District
The First United Presbyterian Church receives annual income from Trust A while Trust B benefits Mary V. Groat with the residue going to Samaritan Hospital after her death. Groat also gains real estate and a bond, with additional legal notices by McIsaac and MeIsaac. In separate reports Ezra Tiffany and Sylvester E. Scott handle estates of Robert J. Dickson and Warren Thayer, with Dickson’s heirs receiving portions and Thayer’s estate going to his mother Martha Thayer. both cases include state and gross estate figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Mary V. Groat
Seventh Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
J. Howard McIsaac
George MeIsaac
Examiner
Poland
Robert J. Dickson
Rensselaer
Warren Thayer
Walloomsac
Mr. Dickson
Robert E. Dickson
Carol J. Dickson
Ralph W. Dickson
Hudson Avenue
Ezra Tiffany
Hoosick Falls
Thayer
Martha Thayer
Wailoomsac
Sylvester E. Scott
Union Rebekah Lodge Meet Friday in Troy
The Union Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday at 8 pm at 81 Fourth Street with Mrs. Bella Gordon as noble grand presiding. District deputy president Mrs. Versa Hammersley and staff will attend. A social time will follow, hosted by Mrs. Emily Holcomb and assisted by Mrs. Kitty Page, Mrs. Carolyn Shafer, Mrs. Martha Schultz, Mrs. Effie Phillips, and Mrs. Ada Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Union Rebekah Lodge
Fourth Street
Bella Gordon
Noble Grand
Versa . Hammersley
Emily Holcomb
Kitty Page
Carolyn Shafer
Martha Schultz
Effie Phillips
Ada Martin
Roosters banned in village under new ordinance
Green Island will outlaw keeping raising or breeding male fowl after residents protested crowing in early hours. Convictions carry a 10 fine or five days in jail for first offense and 25 or ten days for second. The measure passed Monday by the village board with no opposition. Personal note reports Pvt. Charles H. Kenna, U S M C, reporting at Jacksonville after furlough. Camp Fire Girls scrap paper drive to start and uniformed calls scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitkin Camp Fire
Green Island
Mildred Cummings
Guardian
Menands
American Legion Hall
the Legion Hall
Mary Capuano
George Street
Betty Kehn
Marian Botticelli
Estates Granted in Two Probate Actions
The will of Henrietta Schermerhorn of Castleton died in Niverville and probate was granted with letters testamentary issued to nephew Benjamin Schermerhorn. Estate totals under 5000 real and 500 personal, with specific bequests to George Roraback, Mary Kinney, Nellie Schermerhorn, Florence Fix, and others, and remainder to Benjamin. In Hoosick Falls, Mary E. Grady estate issued to grandniece Mary Hinney. estate valued at 850 with multiple beneficiaries including Margaret Doyle and Daniel Daley. Also notes a parish Easter social, Mothers Day committee updates, and a change to meeting nights for the Junior Webster-Bailey Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Schermerhorn
Castleton
Niverville
Edward L. Donohue
Rensselaer County
Benjamin Schermethorn
George Roraback
Bloomington
Mary G. Luke
Boston
Mary Kinney
Hoosick Falls
Sylvester E. Scott
Grant Golding
Martin Doyle
John J. Frederick
John D. Chriss
John Ahern
Charles Owens
William Gilligan
Arthur J. Dupont
Webster-Bailey
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Pan American Observance At Sage College Tonight
Rus sell Sage College students and faculty present a Pan American week event in the Little Theater at 95 First Street at 7 30 p m tonight. Six students and six faculty members will quiz each other on South and Central American topics with a third dimension display and Latin American costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage College
Little Theater
First Street
George William Smith
Professor Smith
Heberto Lacayo
R. Stanley Thomson
Nils G. Sahlin
Lucinda Moses
M. Elizabeth Scherer
Gloria Alonzo
Mildred Joseph
Edith Kelly
Gloria Harris
Muriel Eldon
Janis Warren
Jean Franken
International Paper Reports 1944 Profit and Canadia n Newsprint Share
The International Paper Co and subsidiaries posted net profit of 8.41 million dollars for 1944, after preferred-dividend impact equal to 207 dollars per common share, up from 1942. The Canadian operation notes war demands altered supply, with 1940-43 average newsprint to U S up 22 percent over 1939 and 1944 projected at 309 percent of 1939, Canada supplying over 73 percent of U S newsprint versus 63 percent pre war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Co
New York
Richard J. Cullen
John H. Hinman
Oakwood Church Elects Officers and Trustees
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church reelected James Barber and Norman F. Coons as ruling elders and Howard Bigelman and Albert E. Bibb as deacons for three years. Pastor Rev. William Hawthorne presided. Clerk Frank A. Coffeen noted the 75th anniversary observance held Oct 10. Trustees George Bibb Frank Kyser Maurice Styles reelected. Albert E. Bibb to two-year term. The Sunday School room repairs were completed. meeting adjourned until next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
James Barber
Norman F. Coons
Howard Bigelman
Albert E. Bibb
William Hawthorne
D. D
Frank A. Coffeen
Coffeen
Charles A. Brown
Henry A. Vandervoort
George Bibb
Frank Kyser
Maurice E. Styles
Winifred Rawlin
Dorothy Viale
LeRoy W. Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williamson Estate Tax Report
Eddy
Hoosick and 7Th Sts
H. BR. Eddy
Fred C. Casey
Edward L. Burke
Michael F
Frank Bleau
Troy Lodge of Elks
J. M. Culliton
Jeff
Charles Gillie
Kling
Union Rebekah Lodge
H. P. Boiler
National Cash Register
Savage Extractor
the Record Newspapers
Charles H. Kenna
Henry J. Kenna
Bleecker Street
Jacksonville, Fla
Ater
Wouth Club
The
Methodist Church
Roy Murdock
Mothers’ Club
St. Joseph’s Church
American Legion
Panama
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
108Th Street and
Fifth Avenue
Troy, N. Y
Cal
Coca-Cola
Coke
Sage
Paper Company
Oakwood Church
Gertrude
Gertrudes
Onella
STEEL
UNION
Irk
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