Tax Reports On Two Estates Filed In Rensselaer County
Inheritance tax reports filed in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court list two estates. George A. Douglas died in Troy on Oct 6 1943 leaving a gross estate of 35707.98 and a net of 34311.94 with a state tax of 12756. widow receives life interest and remainder to brothers Walter M Douglas David J Douglas and Ruth Douglas via attorney Clark Cipperly. Conrad F Heger died in Troy on Mar 22 1930 with total estate 11837.27. inheritance goes to son George E Heger and daughter Marion F Heger with Lucien E Chekner as attorney.
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Rensselaer County Surogate
Edward J. Poland
George A. Douglas
Thie Cily
Conrad F Heger
Troy
Douglas
Walter
M Douglas
Putnam Street
David J. Douglas
Queens Village
Ruth Douglas
Clark Cipperly
Mr Heger
George E Heger
Marion F Heger
Park View
Lucien E Chekner
Bureau Keeps Up With Applicants For Auto Plates
Local State Motor Vehicle Bureau staff in the Rensselaer County Court House rotunda issued 1944 automobile licenses. Deputy County Clerk Peter L Stover and aides Thomas I Demain and Thomas Brown handled the plates. Clerks observed a lighter rush than last year, though no exact statistics were available.
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Rensgelaer County Court House
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Peter L Stover
Thomas I Demain
Thomas Brown
Veteran Gurley employee dies after long service
Thomas and Ward veteran at Gurley Co dies at home 777 Fourth Avenue after a long illness He served 25 years at the Gurley plant and 13 years as acting commodore of the Troy Motor Boat and Canoe Club He retired in 1941 Survivors include his widow Alice M Cornell Ward a daughter Bilis Robe Dodds a son Earle Ward a sister a brother and six grandchildren Funeral is private Monday at 2 00 pm at the residence with Rev Charles Clark officiating Interment Oakwood Cemetery
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Thomas & Ward
Boand L E Gurley Co
Troy Motor Boat and Canoe Club
Fourth Avenue
Mr Ward
Troy
Collar Express Co
Gurley
Ward
Alice M Cornell Ward
Bilis Robe, Dodds
West Englewood
Earle Ward
Schenectady
Theodore Sisson
Menands
Frank Ward
Charles Clark
Church of God of
Prospect Heights
Oakwood Cemetery
Valley Falls Teacher To Serve Overseas
Miss Madlyn Beers a racial studies teacher at Hoosick Valley Central High School Valley Falls leaves tomorrow for her home in Victor and then Washington for Red Cross overseas service. She has taught at Hoosick Valley for two and a half years and is a Victor High School and New York State Teachers College alumna. A card party hosted by Mrs Carl W Lohnes and Mrs Herman T Sharpe honored her with a shoulder bag.
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Madlyn Beers
Hoosick Valley Central High School
Valley Falls
Victor
Washington
American Red Cross
Miss Beers
Victor High School
New York State Teachers College
Albany
Carl W Lohnes
Herman T Sharpe
Baby Dies in Trailer Home Mishap
A 14 month old boy named Bruce Orcutt died after his head wedged between a wall and a day bed in a trailer on Amsterdam Schenectady road. He climbed a chest of drawers, fell onto the bed, and slipped into the opening. Neighbors and his mother summoned aid, and Dr. A P Squire in Rotterdam Junction pronounced him dead. Coroner J Sean and Deputy Sheriff Adolph Gehring investigated.
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Amsterdam
Schenectady
Bruce Orcutt
Harold Orcutt
A P Squire
Rotterdam Junction
J Sean
Adolph Gehring
Schenectady County
City Workers Face Ouster In Civil Service Sweep
The outgoing Democratic administration granted eleventh hour civil service protections to several municipal employees in the Public Works and Welfare departments. The incoming Republican administration is expected to dismiss these workers, using a ninety day probation rule to remove those deemed inefficient without formal charges.
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Department of Public Works
Department of Welfare
Marine Veterans Reunite After Fourteen Years at Island Base
Marine gunners Ralph M Blessing of Wrightsville Pennsylvania and Robert J Plumbley of Galveston Texas, once in the same recruit platoon at Parris Island, meet again after fourteen years when both are assigned to a Marine Corps unit on the same island base in the South Pacific.
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South Pacific
Ins
Ralph M Blessing
Wrightsville
Robert J Plumbley
Galveston
Tex
Parris Island
Marine Corps
Ten World War II Veterans Join Legion Post
Ten World War II veterans joined Noble-Callahan Post American Legion as 12 more applications were received. The post plans a Washington's Birthday Party and a get acquainted night with the new members, plus a first weekly dance tonight at 9 at the post home. The event supports the March of Dimes and features free admission for armed forces. The meeting also noted a new service lapel button issue and urged support for the omnibus bill aiding Cold War II veterans. New York State also announced a 1957 nurses quota for military service in early 1944.
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Noble-Callahan Post American Legion
Post
Fast Street
Infaniie Paralysis Fund
Merritt F Waterman
The
Congress
American Legion
Teaver
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Strese
Altitan Satmat
Paates
Marine Veterans
Legion Post
York State
Ruth C Hall
State Nursing Council For War Service
Edmund Rz
Ol Heel lomskEas
Ena
St.Joseph
Fevross Shoes
Mublders
Adelaar
Liny
Bond
CS Pat
Madaemoiselle
Leonora
Muhlfelder
Burmil
Muchheider
Mauhlfelders
Gen and Co
Cherys
Muhlfelders
Newspaper
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