Berlin will creates public library and church legacies
The Berlin will leaves $15,000 in trust for a Berlin public library to be named Whitehouse Memorial Library and be housed on a site with a bar town and fm addition. The will also bequeaths $90,000 to First Baptist Church of Berlin for the pastor’s salary and other gifts to the local school and church, with conditions tying the library to public library use.
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Whitehouse
Prospect Ave
Vernon
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Berlis
Board of Extycation
Iienhurst
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Mary PL Whitehouse
First Baptist Church of
Bertin
Will of Mrs Whitehouse Allocates Berlin Church Trust
The will provides gifts to Graham Brush and others in Berlin, including $5 000 to Lewis Palmer and $1 060 to Mrs Henrietta Ding. Executors to sell property at 474 South Oxford Avenue Los Angeles to fund a $30 trust for Berlin church. Residue bequeathed to Salem College in memory of Rev George Ellsworth Whitehouse. Signed March 8 18xx. Lloyd B LeFever Kingston represents the estate.
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Vernon
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Paul E. Alden
Westfield
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Oxford Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Cherry Plain Farmer dies at home at 71
Edward Henrotin longtime Chicago stockbroker who ran a cattle farm near Berlin for 35 years died after a long illness at his Cherry Plain home. He was 71. Survived by wife Emily Blair Henrotin and son Blair. brother Worris Henrotin of New York. Services Thursday at Columbia Missouri.
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Chicago
Berlin
Cherry Plain
Mr. Henrotin
Charles Henrotin
Chicago Stock Exchange
Belgium
Turkey
Iste
Ebien Martin Hea- Fotin
Citic
France
Henretin
Emily Blair Henretin
Cpl
Blair Henretin
Army Ordnance
Pacific
Worris Henrotin
New York
Fir Heral
Columbia
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local radio listings show a dense schedule of programs and hosts including Tom Brenneman Ted Malone and John B. Hennecr. The lineup features news segments Morning Melodies Breakfast Club and Listening Post with varied time slots and musical talk shows across multiple stations.
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Slintening Post
Tom Brenneman
Tom Brebtenman
Marlin
Ted Malone
Hamns
AD Chairetes
Nere
Gil
Stillacater Club to Resume Vacation School Sessions
The Loyal Temperance Legion meets today and tomorrow from 9 to 11 to complete handicraft and recreation projects with Mrs. Lyman A. Talman directing and a slate of officers elected last week for six months. A visitors day Thursday will feature a movie and program. A Rosary Society meeting at St Peter's Church is set for today at pm with Mrs. Clifford Holmes presiding and fair reports on the August 16 outdoor event to be discussed. Visitors include Beverly Wilson at Spa and Mr and Mrs. Allen Sederquest returning from Henderson Point. Rev Joseph Richard and Mrs. Richard plan a brief trip to Portland and Canada after yesterday.
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Vaca Cation
Lyman A. Talman
Joan Travis
Jane Nompkins
Ruth Talman
Marilyn Cowwin
Women of the Rosary Society
St Peter's Church
Clifford Holmes
Mal
Beverly Wilson
Ealister Spa
Inlaw
Josep Wilson
Rae McCrea
Huntington, L. A
Louis Granger
Henderson Farm
Allen Sederquest
Hittery Point
Joseph Richard
Richard
Portland
Mae
Canada
Albany Girl Runs Amuck Stabs Two
A 16 year old Albany girl, Helen Haines, stabbed her grandmother and mother with a butcher knife yesterday. Grandmother Mrs. Helen Drugda, 68, sustained arm face and chest wounds. mother Mrs. Katherine Curso, 33, had minor injuries. Drugda’s condition listed as fair. The girl was sent to a psychiatric ward.
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Albany
Philip G. Coffey
Coffey
Helen Haines
Helen Drugda
Katherine Curso
Drugda
Family notices and service updates from the East Side
Thomas Wilson of the Rainbow Division, a Stalag F2A prisoner for seventy days, recuperates sixty five days with wife Christine Terry Wilson and son John Wilson, then rests three weeks at Lake Placid. Also notes Trinity Methodist Church dinner to mark its society’s fifth anniversary and Red Cross sewing being omitted tomorrow.
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Thomas Wilson
Rainbow Division
Stalag F2a
Christine Gai
Terry
John Terry Wilson
Wilson
Harriet Wilson
Central Avenue
Lake Placid
Women’s Society of
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Trinity
Marvin Benesteel
Veterans- Unit School Continues Armed With Pencils
Veterans and unit school staff gathered as guidance counselors met with Edward J. Neary of the State Veterans Affairs Division to hear lectures by George Lynchs ton and others on veteran services. Governor Dewey sent a welcome message via Mac Rae, who urged counselors to promote the transition help for veterans and emphasize the program’s broad opportunities.
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Edward J. Neary
Vaterans’ Affairs Divunzion
Dewey
Cetn Macrae
George Lynchston
D.C
Crumse
Charlies C. Adams
William BP
Case
Cdanseier
Ary
Governors Island
Atsiy
Macrae
Community veterans clearing house plan proposed
A proposed group would serve as a clearing house for projects affecting returning veterans in their communities. Plans include developing methods to secure services and coordinate efforts for those returning home.
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Tral -Plannix
Owt
O. Sea
D F Glasheen Named Captain of Troop KK
D F Glasheen is named captain of Troop KK with duties in Sears in Indiana. The appointment notes include standard responsibilities and unit assignments.
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D. F. Glasheen
Smlastyes
Sears
Eugene Eames Returned to County Jail for 1928 Store Robbery
Eugene Eames, a Black man, was brought back to the County Jail yesterday from Auburn Prison by Harold Harriman and Warren Horcoh after being indicted here for the 1928 robbery at Muttson's store. The district attorney’s office confirmed the transfer and ongoing proceedings.
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Wnder
Muttson
Auburn
Harold Harriman
Warren D. Horcoh
Pete
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