Four Estates File Data With Court
Estates valued from $10,000 to $55,000 were reported by four Rensselaer County residents who died recently. John H. Wilson of Schaghticoke died May 2 leaving an estate valued at $55,376 with a net value $26,618 for tax purposes after expenses and exemptions. The estate tax due was $507.80 and all assets go to widow Blanche Reynolds of Stillwater, executrix, with attorney Robert E. Hayner of Mechanicville. Alfred W. Reynolds of Stephentown died April 20 1958 leaving an estate appraised at $1,600 with tax due $50.73. Meadow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselati Woonly
Sur- ToRate
John Hi. Wilson
Schazhticoke
Blanchett
North Hudson Ave
Stillwater
Robert E. Hayner
Muchanicville
Alfred W. Reynolds
Stephentown
Local Estates Distribute Bequests Across Multiple Heirs
Lawn Cemetery Petersburg receives 100 dollars. Bequests of ten dollars go to Laure Handke of Miami and Alfreda Donnelly of New Lebanon. Silas Reynolds receives real property plus residue of his estate. Ella Mac Burdick of Troy dies leaving 10301 dollars to George Burdick. Rock Jones of Troy dies leaving 10897 dollars to four heirs including Daniel Joyes and three siblings. Attorney names and inheritance tax filings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burdick
Hoosick Rd
Marold Vinikoff
Rock Jones
Troy
Daniel J Joyes
Milky Way
Ralph M. Joyes
Joseph J. Joyes
Anne M. Dangola
Malverne, L.L
Charles Cohen
Maurice
Isenbergh
George W. Mer Isaac
Amish Woman Killed in Car Buggy Collision
An automobile struck a horse drawn buggy on a highway in New Caélle Pennsylvania killing 71 year old Amish woman Mrs Levina Mast. Police report the crash occurred Monday and the victim was identified as Mrs Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Caélle
Levina Mast
Hoosick Falls seeks Route 22 resurfacing as special project
Merchants Bureau led by Harold Shapiro reports a letter from Henry Ten Hagen of the Department of Public Works indicating the request for immediate repairs has been escalated to chief engineer George L. Nickerson. The proposed work would cover sections from the Cla and High street intersections along Classic Main John and Clouth streets to the state armory at Elm and Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Pails Merchants Bureau
Harold Shapiro
Bureau
Menry Ten Hagen
Department of Public Works
George L. Nickerson
State Armory
Elm
Church
Carl N. Jesler Sr
Center St
Carl Jr
Pittsburgh
Cathedral of Learning
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Grange
Hill Road
Ralph J. Griswold
Hoosick Grange
Albert Stanley
Boyntonville
Potter Will
Jhanksgiving
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Raymond Calhoun
Patrick Griswold
Sanford Hewitt
Elmira
Johnsonville Grange
Meritt Andrew
Iloosick Falls
Spurr
Cambridge
George F. Miller
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Olfiating
Woodlands Cemetery
Andrew
North Woosick Church
First Methodist Church
North Adams
Mass
Nipces
Twa
John Neerworth
George Jepson
Ralph Andrew
George Andrew
William Harrington
Albert Marrington
Edward J. Daugherty
River St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
John J. Lamond
Os.a
Mae Burns
Mr. Dougherty
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lawrence J. Jers Nily
Samuel Shaw
George Wirmusky
Daniel Dougherty Jr
Edwin Schneider
George Usher Jr
Frank Leary
House Wrecked Not Burglars by Lightning Strike
A woman suspected burglars after lightning struck a tree near her home in Alabama. Deputy Sheriff Frank Tuscaloosa reports the house was wrecked with torn screens and ripped planks, but investigators found no burglary evidence. The incident prompted the sheriff's office to investigate Mrs. Julia Golden's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsheri
Frank Tuscaloosa
Ala
Vaughn
W. C. Bowden
Julia Golden
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Trom
By Jo Fischer
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First Baptist’ Church
Philathea Society
Rensselaer County Health Department
Wirin
General Aniline & Pilot Corp
Rensselaer
Gehtiirs
New York
Philin M. Dinkins
NU V
Soa
Bellows
Bellows Partners
Partners Choice
Tousen
Ana
Mt Reas
Dana
Multfelder
Warner's
Sets
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Girdle
Warner
Michtfelder
Floar
Cuargh
America
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Oyt
Iran
Coltor
Ktower Pam
Main Moor
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