Daughters Seek Share in Father's Estate After Death
Mary O'Donnell gains letters of administration for Sylreytyy Hoe wun, fatally injured in an automated assault, with a $1,000 share to a primary claimant and distributions to three daughters and a son. The will of Mary Ryan disburses $5,000 estate and specific bequests among children and a granddaughter, with Thomas Ryan receiving the residue. Sophie Hohoshi's estate probate set for Clementing Sabuski, with a $3,000 claim outlined.
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Mary O'Donnell
Lin
Sylreytyy ‘Hoewun
Ny Gils Lly Jr
Dudtge Edward J
Andhue
Renaigher Guuery
Aetlan
Baker West
Stoguin
Helen Drew
Harmon
Curvling Prelyy
Yonkers
Sophie Sullus
Stephen Kagan
Harald
Alta
Albitny Athers Hey
Uxtatie
Mary Ryan
Web
Marvin Avenue
Homie Ryan
Third Street
Pateviele Ryan
Coltayy Street
John Ryin
Beeuives
Mary Rove Hickey
Thomas Ryan
Jatin JT
Sweeney
Sophie Hohoshi
Heosich
Moly
Aed
Smother
Clementing Sabuski
Hennick Ills
MacCochrane Seeks Split of Duties at Chamber
The per current secretary and board discuss dividing duties. Aimed at reducing burden on the executive secretary, the proposal would realign tasks between the president, board, and continuing directors to ensure more efficient governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butadel MacCochrang
Owen Sermly
Estate of Benjamin Singleton Valued at $22,081.51
Benjamin A. Singleton, a resident of diva ally who died Sept. 12, LANG, left a gross estate of $22,081.51 with deductions and exemptions reducing it to $20,128.76. The estate is to be probated in Baer Ynmater Tax AG y Hietwenrd Jt, Mokind, with widow Elizabeth Singleton and heirs Benjamin Singleton and John Bingluten named as beneficiaries. Eugene J. Steiner of Albany represents the estate.
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Benjamin A. Singleton
Lang
Hia
Baer
Taizmbethy J. Singletay
Tay Acing
Benjamin Ol Singleton
Tohn
Forum Series At Church Opens Lent Observance Schedule
A church hosted forum series on Lent with Bishop Angus Dun presiding and a lineup of speakers including William E. Hocking and Mrs. Roosevelt. Meetings begin at 7:30 pm with a parish supper beforehand, followed by open discussion and questions.
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RT Apis Pth
Chiress
Miettison
Mhomisen
Wale Hing
Taden
Eharchons
Angus Dun
Ordhain
Russia
William E. Hocking
Reinhold Niebrhy
Raunt Heinmann
Arthur J. Compton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter Russell
Pattison
Community Happenings Include Birthday Parties and Meetings
Local notes report numerous small gatherings and events. Ernest MTbetts hosts Ernestine’s 12th birthday party with friends. Jene Bulson celebrates her 8th with games and snacks. Mrs John Robb returns to Rochester after inviting son and daughter-in-law for months. Brunswick Sportsmen’s Club planning a meeting at Conpseyville if roads allow travel. Engle Arts Methodist Church holds fourth quarterly namerance with supper at Craneharkers. New serialerent Ray Mayold Griffis conducts meetings. Dr Fronidin Celvd honored at a reception with sixty attendees at the Atyphthoria venue. clinic sponsored by Garland School Association. February riotting of tha.
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Sluwberg
Willy
Ernest Mtbetts
Ernestine
Jene Bulson
Severn
Voner
Ganna
John Robb
Inlaw
Wo Rinhmani Troth
Rochester
Brunswick Sportsmen's Club
Craneharkers
Charles
Myra
Lestie Hakos
Ray
Mayold Griffis
Fronidin
Ladies auxiliary names and plans for March meeting
The auxiliary of Brenswick-Posh and the American Legion held a gathering at Mrs Frimees Cuytis home. They accepted an offer from Cah A Me Cunshe Auxiliary to present a flag at the next meeting at Frances Curtis home Friday in March. Refreshment committees for March and April are formed, with Catherine Welch and sister Clive Chambers noted.
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Brenswick
American Legion
Frimees Cuytis
Cah A. Me
Sons of Maion
Frances Curtis
Catherine Welch
Sis
Clive Chambers
Stillwater Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Social Details
The Stillwater area hosts the American Legion Auxiliary gathering led by Mrs. Charles Carden with past county officer presiding. Mrs. Waller Hanelinn accepts the gavel. plans emerge for a Memorial Day week event. Guests from Mechanicville attend. future hosting duties assigned to Mrs. Wert eutt.
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Zea? T
Manning
American Legion Auxiliary
Mharsdey
Inca Auxiliary
Charles Carden
Meehaniceilo
Waller Hanelinn
Ausiliary
Creden
Refi
Mre
Hubert Gilbediil
Comientittee
Mechanicville
Mare Gin
Legion Joan
Mra
Albers Gibeault Mk Wloyd Shorter
Walter Hanehan
Mina Miria Mimnelina
Cummiskey Named Taylor Secretary in New York District
Frank G. Cum tilakey of Rensaulaer County is named home secretary to Rep. Dena O Paytor of the field New York Congressional District. Salary about 2285. he will assist district attorney duties and handle correspondence while visiting the Hendrick Madson office several nights weekly. He is a World War I veteran and longtime county official with prior service as deputy county clerk and assistant district attorney. Other staff appointments include Earl HR. Yette at 2700 and L. Nugent Daly at 4565.
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Alfornny
Taylor
Hendrick Madson
Jntaview Prraony
Sateloit Dbetudey
World Lips
Atttorney
Robert T. Murray
Troy Post
American Legion
Sacred Hear Post
Catholic War Veterans
Republican Veterans’ Association
Trensselaer County
Washington
the Record
Earl HR. Yette
Hudson Falls
L. Nugent Daly
Rensselaer Plans For New City Hall
City officials revealed Saturday plans to improve city property on lower Broadway now owned by Bayer Co. as an initial step toward a new City Hall. The building, acquired before World War II, faced material restrictions delaying development. The common council will consider preparing a plan to fit the structure for housing all city departments.
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Lower Broadway
Rensselaer
Leagt
Bayer Co
Jn New Hall
Lone
Camamon Council
New Hooks Listedl At Troy Public Library
New books added at the Troy Public Library include a varied exhibition of works from Biography and History to fiction. Highlights feature Hoger Burlingame's Hundred Years of Reading Writing and Publishing, a study titled Salt Mines and Castles by I Howe, and Maria Osborns Silver Leopard among other titles reflecting travel art and culture.
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Troy Public Library
Toy Baby Ge
Hoger Burlingame
Frontier Am Lee Polonacoda
Daniels
Stephen Fuser
Foster
BerRahine
M.A
Howe
I. Howe
Europe
Chiaen
Mine Okubo
RC. Smeth
My J. Murphy
Democratic Meeting Scheduled in Rensselacy County
The Democratic women of Rensselacy County plan a special meeting at 1 pm Wednesday at the party committee headquarters to discuss local issues and organize activities.
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Rensselacy County
Compromises Claim Widow Seeks Settlement in Suit
Mie Bain, widow of Elisha Gale who was killed in 1916 at Rust Creek bunk, claims a compromise offer has been made by Judge Edward J. Donotine in Rensfelder County. The case centers on compensation for the death and related injuries.
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Mie
Bain Cute
Elisha Gale
Rust Creenbunk
Edward J. Donotine
Rensfelder County
Fatal Injury After Vehicle Collision in Town
Jurisdiction records show a woman fatally injured during a road incident connected to an intervention by local residents. The crash involved a nutape owned by Alfred Jaen near Mews Gate and Wye Mango, with authorities naming Mbany attorney as representative in the matter.
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Igilant
Alfead
SM Regiele’s
Courk
Bogen Wyiberttos Mbany
Out Fond
Alfred Jaen
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MacCochrane
Benjamin Singleton
Ma PK Leey
Neito
Nolo
Caditster
Feragian
Thomas A. Graham Att Mh
Aven Marth
Willis Hayner
Second Avenue
Novile
Rensselaer Street
Tag Hun
Mero
Anthony Catang
Sixth Avenue
Eagle Mills
Edward H, Raltison
Stillwater
Olah
Rudolph
H aUies
Arnold Lapidus
Optometrist
Third ST
Fulton & Bway
Cummiskey
MOBIL
Todd Saab de
Peterson & Packer Coal
Fulton
Troy
Cohoes
Trey
Highton
Heute
Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Ite
Toderal Savings and
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