Washington County Surrogates Proceedings 4 Ane List
Proceedings in Washington County Surrogate Court covering estates and administrations. Names include George W. Anderson, Janice F. Batagers, Gayton G. Parker, David A. Benjamin, James Campbell, Max Maria, Theasure Lee Nekahgey, Masie Jeanne Relanger, Florence M. Vain Dewsen, Edward J. Purstery, Kathie C. Murephy, Frank Brown, G. Martin, Pachomi Rihuntak, Michael A. Delores, Addie Mossitt, George M. Andrews, Minnie Francis Granville, Addie Mossitt, and others. Orders, appointments, probate, and ancillary letters listed with return dates and surrounding estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Bascom
Kounty Surrogate's Courts
George W. Anderson
Wumbridge
Day DO Gilchiast
Gecenwichs Lass
Ty Stanonln
Diane Giehrisy
Paul Gilehvis
Edward Traviisend
Salon
Adanie Istratrix
Janice F. Bategers
White Creeks
Gayton G Paker
White Creek
David A Benjamin
Whitehall
James Campbell
Greenwich
Alice Newberry Post
Max Maria
New Haven
Hudson Falls
Theasure
Lee Nekahgey
Probaly
Masie Jeanne Relanger
Millar
Gillis
Gies
al Haesow Pally
Florence M
Vain Dewsen
Kingsbury
Bred &. van Deseo
Bred Ry van Dewser
Edward J. Purstery
Andy Atter
Tans
Oxl
Cour al Goons
Kathie CG
Murephy
Heanylite
Ty Waller B Murphy
Deter Murphy Bunse
Fegate
Frank €. Brown
Salom
Miteiiet
Probate actions and guardianship records from May sessions
Last will probate hearings held in Salem for Joseph Stamey Brown Granville and Genevieve Johnson Brown Easton. Letters testamentary issued for John F Slock and Grace R Molar estate matters. Judicial settlements adjourned in Cambri and Georgetown areas. Guardian decree entered for Henry Ay Wilson Hebron and Mary D Metor Geanville estate. Sale authorization granted for decedent property in Salem estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Joseph Stamey Brown
Granville
Genevieve Johnson Brown
John Gi. Mart
Easton
John F. Slock
Grace R. Molar
Cambri
George B. Wagner
Salemi
Henry Ay [ Wilson
Hebron
Stusartian
Eatale
Mary D. Met
Geanville
Aministralar
Greenwich Sesquicentennial Program Incorporated Formed
The Greenwich program incorporates as a nonprofit to fund a sesquicentennial observance in Greenwich Central School district area. Officers include general chairman Nath S. Langan and others handling hospitality events, publicity, and public notices. Headquarters are set at the White Swan Motel with W Wanderer in charge.
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Greenwich Central School Sehwlayshiy Council
Nath S. Langan
W Vondergen
Johar Sef
Richard
Teflt
John Garrett
Spectacle
William J. Trond
Fir Works
Qwen Plodder
Rotary
White Swan
Greenwich
Wander
Fem ii
Civil Service Test Slated For Safety Roles
John Walter Bialy, director of the state Division of Safety, announced May 1 as the closing date for applications to the Cod Beeview examinations. The division, led by Bialy, oversees safety and accident prevention programs and the protests of the department. The conference originally planned for May 24-29 at the Valley College has been deferred due to structural changes in the division.
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Walter B Bialy
State Division of Safety
Laudaunannaged
Divistar
Lirelide di Re Erative Loolice
Shiel al
Bligh
Hidson-Champlain Essays Die May 1
Announcement of the death appears with obituary lines referencing Hidson-Champlain Essays. The notice mentions individuals such as Senator Ernest and local officials, with several garbled names and locations.
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Hidson-Champlain
Nurse Mehan of St Marys Hospital Dies in Watervliet
Mrs Mehan a registered nurse at St Marys Hospital for many years died Saturday morning in Watervliet after ailing health. Born 1907 in Banki she studied at Sacred Heart School Dan kirk High and graduated 1888 from the School of Nursing Sisters Hospital Bululo. She lived in Watervliet since last year, belonged to Brisget's Church Rosary Society and Women’s Auxiliary of Schnyter Moh! & Co. Survived by husband two daughters Mary and Joan E Stith, father Jacob Be Megyy Sry sister Nis Lenn ai Bleck and seven brothers. Funeral from Me i Funeral Wome Deetkirk then Sacred Heart Church with Mass. burial at Olive Cemetery.
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William Mehan
Bululo
Sisters of Charity
Nivea
Watervliet
Ab Brisiget
Fic Rosary Society
Sheealso
Schnyter Moh! & Co
St. Mary's Hospital
Heb
Mary
Joan E. Stith
I Jacob
Megyy
Taylor Rebukes British Critics of U.S. Generals
The article quotes General Taylor challenging British criticism of American military leaders. He argues that U.S. officers are capable and that Congress should hear testimony from military figures. He contends the United States can win without Soviet involvement and cautions against underestimating American resolve.
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Taylor
U.S
Bon
Germass
Ger Marwell D. Taylor
LES. Army
Amerlea
United States
Jst
Atte ‘Als
Dawlur
Troyigh School Recital Finale Promoted by Music Dept
The Troy High School music department presented the last in a series of student recitals titled The Road to Theme featuring Nancy Miller and other members. Solo and ensemble performances included Mark Faigenbaum on a free horn, Judy Lichers Mand, and Indy Litherland with Canzone. The marching band student body program postponed to May.
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Whisie Department
Troy High School
Nancy Miller
Joan Klaus
Mark Faigenbaum
Athe Freeheh
Sharpnates
Solil ‘Ong
Marty Rotman
Une
Ty Jenny Sehmittler
Craile
Judy Lichers Mand
Gregie
Kit Crissey
Indy Litherland
Rites Held For War Veteran Colin L Robens
The funeral of Colin L Robens of 1801l SL, veteran of World War I and a relieved Waterships Arsenal employee, was held at St. Lawrence's Church. Interment followed at St. Desu' nu' Cam. y. A memorial service at the funeral home drew delegations from DAV Post Francis A. Kelly and local civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin L. Robens
World Ward
Waterships Arsenal
George F. Frank C
Edward W. Breen
Joseph A. Napptes
Howard F. Graber
William J. White
St. Desu
Nu’ Cam
Will Rey
William C. Swarle
St. Lawrence’s Church
Wesley Sagareth
Dwyer
Swart
William I. Lemoyne
St Peter's Hospital
Francis A. Kelly Post
DAV
Indy
Thomas ¥. Sharpe
Jez
Cluell, Peabody & Co
Ruskins
Jacoby & Sons
M., iNirenberg & Son
RAY Bowling League
Kenneth Murray named to college newspaper staff
Kenneth F Murray of 97 Marion Ave has been elected member of the territorial staff on the Lhwca College weekly newspaper The Uhavany for the 1959 60 academic year. The paper circulates 300 among students and faculty. Murray, enrolled in the television and radio department at Nicaea College, is the son of Mr and Mrs Gerald F Murray.
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Kenneth Re Murray
Marion Ave
Lhwca College
Uhavany
Nicaea, College
Murray
Gerald F. Murray
Minor injuries in Saturday crash at Route 278 intersection
Two drivers received minor cuts after a collision at the intersection of Routes 2 and 278. Rovceo Joseph Veta, 21, of 1208 Sussey Ave, and Wayne C. Dymes, 32, of Petersburg, were in the Veta and Jones vehicles. Hazel Jones, John Scammell, and other occupants were evaluated by physicians. State Police Corporal Kemmy and Trooper G. V. Clifford investigated.
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Cornersside
Rovceo
Joseph ‘Veta
Suysse Ave
Wayne C. Dynes
Petersburg
Teta
Jones
Hazel Jones
Petershays
John Scammell
Wayner
Rappers
Cpl
DT. Kemmy
vTyeoper
G. V. Clifford
State Police
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Washington County
Acrilan Garpet
DAVIS
King St. Tiny
Hearts Delight
Ferry
Charming Hearts Delight Vesigen
Hotevester
ATCS
Thomas K. Scott
St. Michael S Church
Troy
Wao
St. Mary's Church
Little Falls
Greenwiich Program Incorporated
John
Kinyays
Selndr Papils
Vietas
Sen
Hut
Hell
He Ensselaer
Danny
Phlialiman
Rensselaer
Chalenen
Han
Singoh
Theta
Second Street
Troyigh Music Dept
Stull
Berner
Berners Jewelers - Optometrists
THIRD
Frear
Thad & Fulton Sis
Agnes Mezzanin
Addley
Eacrete
Coltan
Ade
The
Smpangie
Bles
Dodby
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