Guardians Named to Bring Actions for Minors Injured in Accident
County Judge Herry E Clinton s application of Mesnig Koplovitz-Curley Troy attorneys appoints six guardians ad litem for underage persons injured in automobile crashes. Edward J McGrath guardian for son Douglas to sue William A Yneiwek after a Jan 15 accident at Hoosick and River Streets. Thomas Spillane guardian for son James to commence action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herry E. Clinton
Mesnig, Koplovitz — Curley, Troy
Edward J. McGrath
Eighth Street
Douglas McGrath O
William A.yneiwek
Mechanicville
Hoosick
River Streets
Thomas Spillane
Cottage Street
James
Legal actions tied to multiple 1943 accidents in Albany area
Guardians named to sue several defendants after crashes in 1943. Mrs Geraldine Wood of Albany appointed guardian for her son Benjamin Wood to sue Helen G Hoo ley and Anthony Mariano for a May 23 1943 accident on Stow Avenue. Edward A Von Fricken of Albany named guardian for his son Lawrence 18 to sue John Kelly. Loretta McGowan of Albany named guardian for John J McGowan Jr to sue Joseph EB and Lydia Simpson for a River Street near King Street crash. Edward Forhan of Cohoes appointed guardian for his sister Queenie Forhan to sue Louis Anderson of 2339 Fifth Avenue. Miss Fordan injured Sept 23 1943 in an Mohawk and Remsen Streets Cohoes accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen G. Hooley
Anthony Mariano
Stow Avenue
Geraldine Wood
Northern Boulevard
Albany
Benjamin Wood
Edward A. von Fricken
Snyder Avenue
Lawrence
John ¥. Kelly
Mill Street
Erie Street
Loretta McGowan
Sixth Avenue
John J. McGowan, Jr
Joseph EB
Lydia Simpson
River Street
King Street
Edward Forhan
Cohoes
Queenie Forhan
Louis Anderson
Fifth Avenue
Fordan
City to Offer Sleighing Sites for Children
Mayor John J. Ahern after talks with Edward Wachter says sleigh riding ring to be set up in Prospect Park and a site in the South End to provide safe winter recreation for children. If snow is lacking this winter, facilities may be delayed. skating areas were opened in Kinloch Park this week. The mayor orders a survey by Martin E B Stack to assess available facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ahern
Edward A. Wachter
Recreation Department
Ahern
Prospect Park
Chhildren
Kinloch Park
Martin EB. Stack
Rebekahs Mark Anniversary of Thomas Wildey
Bethlehem Rebekah Lodge I O O F held ceremonies at Diamond Rock Halls marking the birthday of Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship in America. A paper on Wildey was read, a song offered, and the charter draped for Bertha Willis. Members listed include Mrs Anna Whitehouse and others. Future events include lodge anniversary on Feb 3 and a valentine party Feb 17. Visitors from Troy Union Rebekah Lodge attended. A social committee meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Rebekah Lodge
Diamond Rock Halls
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
America
London
England
Delia Clark
Noble Grand
Florence Martin
Bertha Willis
Association of Rebekahs
United States
Anna Whitehouse
Elizabeth Morris
Elizabeth Paris
Emil Rwdell
Susan Herbert
Mary Vanderwerken
Henrietta Egan
Martha Bonesteel
Bertha Lang
Myrtle Colley
Anna Bronson
Cochairman
Colley
Bronson
Troy Union Rebekah Lodge
Fulton Street Bus Stop Rules Adopted by City Officials
Fulton Street buses of the United Traction Co will not stop to discharge or take on passengers until they pull completely into the terminal and are parallel to the curb. The rule, approved by Commissioner Frank M. Ames Police Chief George F. Preston Captain Frank J. Connery and a traffic department representative, aims to reduce street congestion on Fourth Street and Fulton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Traction Co
Fulton Street
Commissioner of Pubic Safety
Frank M. Ames
George F. Preston
Frank J. Connery
Police Traffic Bureau
Bus Company
Fourth Street
Court Sustains Davis Judgments
The Appellate Division affirms a jury verdict for Eva I. Davis and Harold J. Davis against S. S. Kresge Co. Davis won $1,000 and her husband $200 after a waxed store floor slip at Leonard Hospital area store caused injuries. David Rosenfeld led the plaintiffs, Wiswall Walton Wood MacAffer for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Eva I. Davis
Rensselaer
Harold J. Davis
S. S. Kresge Co
Sergeant Stanwix Transferred to New Lebanon Outpost
Sergeant Stanwix, longtime troop clerk at Troop G State Police barracks, has been transferred to the New Lebanon outpost after years of service. He remains a member of the State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Stanwix
State Police
New Lebanon
Sergeant Stanwix
Trojan Dodges Own Artillery Fire in Pacific
A Marine captain and four enlisted men cut off from their unit on the Piva trail dodged their own artillery for nearly 24 hours behind Japanese lines near Bougainville. Among them was Pfc. Charles W. Morton, 19, of Pawling Avenue. enemy fire accompanied the delay, but all five returned to American lines about six miles away without being listed as missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bougainville
Charles W. Morton
Pawling Avenue
Robert P. Rapp
la Mesa
Cal
Ted L. Salisbury
French Camp
Harold D. Miley
Dresden
Kas
Clarence Studemeyer
Charleston
8. C
Rapp
Tax Reports On Two Estates Filed
Inheritance tax reports filed by Edward J. Poland list two estates. Alfred S. Osborn of this city died November 28 1943 leaving a gross estate of 20140.88 and net 18903.24 with no state tax. his widow Louise S. Osborn of 175 Seventh Avenue receives the estate. Marie D. Blakesley died August 28 1943 in Schaghticoke leaving a gross estate of 4240.58 and net 2091.79 with a state tax of 20.92. distributions include Lake Pleasant Spiritual Society and several Schaghticoke residents with varied bequests. Taylor & Taylor represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Poland
Alfred 5. Osborn
Marie D. Blakesley
Schaghticoke
Osborn
Louise S. Osborn
Seventh Avenue
Clark Cipperly
Marie OD. Blakesley
Ladies’ Improvement Society
Lake Pleasant
Lake Pleasant Spiritual Society, Lake Pleasant, Mass., $560.46; Edward van Wie
Robert van Wie
Nellie Brown
Ella Lesson
Elizabeth
N. J
Freta Goodfellow
Mary Spoonnogogle
War Bond Drive Gains Early Pace In Troy Area
Bond sales in Troy total 350000 in the first three days of the Fourth War Loan Drive. Women of Rensselaer County canvass homes to reach 4100000 by Feb 1 under Rev David J Lavingstone. Banks and agents prepare to sell BE Bonds. Two servicemen reported missing in action: Staff Sergt John B Hull Watervliet in Europe and Staff Sergt Joseph A Garry of Albany in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rensselaer County
I David J Lavingstone
John B. Hull
Watervliet
Joseph A. Garry
Madison Avenue
Albany
Mediterranean
War Department
Letters on Three Estates Granted by Hoosick Court
Judge Edward J. Donohue grants letters of administration for three estates in Surree gate's Court. Robert A. McArthur's estate lists a pending action against the Carellis for wrongful death in Hoosick Falls. Jane H. Connolly's estate, valued at about 2,000 real and under 20,000 personal, names William F A Connolly as administrator with multiple beneficiaries. Mrs. Mira Brock's 2,000 estate goes to daughter Etta E Philpott and three Hoosick Falls daughters, with Ezra Tiffany as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surreegate’s
Edward J. Donohue
Robert A. McArthur
Hoosick
Jane Helena Connolly
Albany
Mira Brock
Mr. McArthur
Charles H. Tel
William F. A Connolly
Joseph A. Connolly
Rensselaer
Elizabeth J. Loughern
West Orange
N. J
Thomas J. Connolly
Lawrence C. J. Walsh
Brooklyn
Marcia C.welch
Joan J. Scully
Etta E. Philpott
R. D
Hoosick Falls
Nellie Draper
Jennie Smith
Ida Goodermore
Ezra Tiffany
Anthony To Take Stand In 1942 Ravena Felonious Assault Case
Edwin R. Anthony Jr faces felonious assault charges in a 1942 case in Rensselaer County Court. The defense contends witnesses place Anthony at 176 Sixth Avenue from 10 pm December 24 to 1 am the next day, contradicting the victims who testified they were alone with him. If convicted, the penalty could reach twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Anthony, Jr
Rensselaer County
Ravena
Sixth Avenue
Harry E. Clinton
Charles J. Duncan
Albany
Anthony
Dist
Atty Earle J. Wiley
Lansingburg
Loudonville Considers Organizing A Local Fire Department
Loudonville taxpayers meet at 2 15 pm to discuss forming a fire department to serve the community. The town now relies on volunteers from West Albany and nearby areas. Last week a $20 000 fire destroyed the Sculien home in Loudonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonville
West Albany
Sculien
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Waltex
Schenectady
Wultex Clothing Factories
Troy — Schenectady
Congress
15Th ST
Rebekahs
A. J. Morris
Troy Buick Co
Detroit
National Auto Dealers’ Association
Buick Motor Co
Kelly Shop
Fulton
Anwing Signal Corps
Trojan
Harry C. Lee
Robert N. Kitchen
Milwaukee
Arawe
New Britain Island
South Pacific
U. S. Treasury
Lee
Marine Corps
Stanwix
Pacific
CNA
L. Uttrich
Optometry
ADELS
Broadway
OPA Odd Lot
RED
Babette Charmaise Muhlfelder
Muhlfelders
New From
Hollywood Foundation
Pere Westmore
By Bonnie Briar
Bonnie Brer
Muhlfelder’s
Hosecraft
Robel
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