Troy Lawyer Dies After Long Service in Community
Troy lawyer and former assistant corporation counsel Charles W. Starshell dies after a long career in law and public service. Born in Troy, he was educated at Troy Academy and Albany Law. He practiced with Jones & Jones, held several civic posts, and served in local volunteer fire and fraternal organizations. He married Bertha in 1920 and is survived by his wife, two daughters, a son in the Navy, a brother, and a granddaughter. Funeral services set for Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles TW
Starshell Pideomentrox
Assisiast Corporation
Jones & Jones
Troy
Aga Lohner Barskenl
Troy Acadete
Ofice
Addon H. Jones
Albany Law
Lewis Assotia Jones
Ponaeel Ay
John J. Akers
Rensselaer County Bar Association
Mount Zion Lodge
Laureate Lost
Nts
Ulmlcl A
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Marshall Wee
Fshing
Bertha
Warentie
George C. Moore
Fir
E. Hayward Marshall
Theavy
Edwin PP. Starshall
Christing M. Moore
Farm Memorial Chenel
Oakwood Cemetery
Fred ©. Bennett
Green Island Methods
Court Adjourns Murder Hearing in Mechanicville Case
The murder hearing for Michael Connelly of e-Siilingier Road was adjourned yesterday until February 2 in Mechanicville City Court. Connor appeared with attorney Patrick J. Kenny. District Attorney Joann H. Dovile represented the people. Judge Howard F. Reilly noted the adjournment. Connelly’s case will be reviewed by the Saratoga County grand jury. He is held in Saratoga County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Connelly
e-Siilingier Road
Trena Holmes
Mechanicvilie
Westerday
Conn
Patrick J. Kenny
Joann H Dovile
Howard F. Reilly
Dorle
Con- Relix
Saratoga County Grand Jury
Saratoga County
Baliston Spa
Ronan Named One of Labor Arbitrators
Ronan named a union representative to a three man Board of Arbitration at American Locomotive Co Schenectady to decide two cases between employer and employees. The hearings are set for Monday Jan 15 at the Van Carter Hotel with Local No 3180 United Steelworkers of America represented by Ronan. George E Meyers of Boston represents the company and Maxwell Copelo of Boston is the third impartial arbitrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 3. Ronan
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
van Carter
Ronan
United Steelworkers
Americs
George E. Meyers
Boston
Maicwell. Copeiof
Estate Index Recopied for Rensselaer County Decedents
The long running project to recopy the estate index of Rensselaer County decedents has completed the 1881 to 1916 portion and moved to a modern card system for later years. Jurist Bouka and Surrogate officials oversaw the process begun by George D. Mac Culloch with continued effort under Edward J. Donanue. Local lawyers welcome the completion, noting faster access to records will aid their practice.
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Renaselaer
George D. MacCulloch
Bertram Pl. Kavanagh
Edward JL. Donanue
Kavanagh
Edward
MacQulloch
Rensselaer Counbey
Russell Patrie Elected to Head Fish and Game Club
Russell Patrie was elected president of the Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club at the annual meeting this week at Odd Fellows Ball. Magnus Rasmussen was named vice president with August Lemke as treasurer and Earl McBride as recording secretary. Other officers include Daniel Callahan financial secretary and A B Paylor and A T West as directors. The new slate plans an extensive conservation program in Fenseelaer County. Refreshments followed the election, served by a committee of Daniel Callanan Otto Palitsch and George Limebeck. Members in armed forces are being carried on the rolls and 25 act members in good standing. Space for Victory Gardens next season was requested for consideration. The next meeting is January 17 at the same hall.
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Daniel Callanan
Otto Palitsch
George C.limebeck
Fig Wee
Act
Victory Gardens
Commit Hd
Payrolls Rise in New York State in November
State figures show retail payrolls up 34 percent year over year while total retail employment fell. Wholesale payrolls increased 43 percent with a slight rise in the workforce. Industrial commodities agency reported the mixed gains and declines across retail and wholesale sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Comenissi Eaward Corsi
OPA Grants Some Rent Increases
The OPA reports over 1500 rent petitions with 1082 granted in its area covering Hensse'aer and Albany Counties. Landlords can seek increases for major capital improvements but must detail spending like new wiring or complete redecorating.
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OPA
Hensse
Aer
Albany
Robert YW
Christie
Casteie
Steie
Tee
Skating Good At Belden's Pond
Belden's Pond offered good skating as cooler nights firmed the rink surface. Edward A. Wachter, Recreation Superintendent, warned skaters to stay clear of the outer edges near the dam after a past fresher softened the surface. Other municipal rinks noted include St. Joseph's Kinloch Avenue and North Lake Avenue. Beginning skiers used two French Park fairways extensively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden's
Edward A. Wachter
Mr. Waehhter
St. Joseph's
Kinloch Avenue
North Lake Avenue
French Park
Knights to Entertain At St. Joseph's Home
The Knights of Columbus Frolics make a third visit to St. Joseph's Home tomorrow at 2 p.m. Chairman James J. Fox and cochairman George D. Cundiff announced the event. Rev. James A. Nolen will open the program with Thomas Costello as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Home
James J. Fox
Cochairman
George D. Cundiff
James A. Nolen
St Joseph's Church
Thomas Costello
van Rensselaer
Vander= en Hall
Compromise Ends McGowan Actions In Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice William Murray signed an order allowing Loretta McGowan guardian for her minor son John J McGowan to settle with Joseph E Simpson and Lydia Simpson for 1408. Guardians attorneys Mesniz Konlovitz and Curley filed papers. The two actions arose from an automobile collision on River Street near Bridge Avenue on December 13, 1933. A separate action by the guardian on her own behalf was also settled with the same defendants. Total settlements in both cases amounted to 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Willian Murray
Loretta McGowan
John J. ‘McGowan
Joseph E
Lydia Simpson
I Mesniz
Konlovitz
Curley
the Guardian
Joseph FL. Simpson
Ixdiz Simpson
Sured
River Street
Bridge Avenue
Home for Aged Authorized to Sell Property in Yor
Counts Judge Harry E. Cumtoe approves the Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor to sell property at the northwest corner of Witch Street and Seventh Avenue in Yor. Papers noting the approval document the supplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Aged of the Little
Sisters of the Poor
Harry E. Cumtoe
Witch Street
Seventh Avenue
All Prices Subject to Federal Exchange Tax
Fragmentary note indicates prices are subject to federal excise tax change. No clear entities or context beyond general tax instruction.
County Clerk's Office Brief Note From Eugene Coflex Attorney
A terse transcription notes Eugene Coflex as attorney for a corporation in a matter presented to the county clerk's office. The text provides only a fragmentary reference to official legal proceedings or filings without detailing the case name, action, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene ¥. Coflex
He. Corporation
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Upton Close
WABY
Lumbermen’s
Futual Casualty
Trego & Paul All Fors
Insaranes
Rice
Tel
Father Johns Medicine
Charles W. Marshall
Russell Patrie
Belden’s
St. Joseph’s
Masonic Club of
Upper Troy
Lansingburg
Masonica Temple
Aceuss
HaFcot Edge
Keatt meDean Ssidkewaik
Sama
Aca
Bork
McGowan
Home For Aged
Fashion Furs
Rou
Mendoza
Mouton Lamb
Marmet
Rae
Goat of Your
Zellner
Sable
Coats
Bombay
Paw Coats
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