Letters Issued On Several Estates In Rensselaer County
Surrogate Edward J. Donohue issued letters of administration and proved wills for multiple estates in Rensselaer County. Names include George Bauer and Christine Bauer of Taborton, Boothy G. McSorley of Hancock Massachusetts, Maurice O’Donnell of Lyons New Jersey Veterans Hospital, Thomas F. Bennett of Troy, Clara M. Krogh Brunswick, Mary Tighe Hoosick Falls, William S. Austin Pittstown, George C. VanBramer East Greenbush, Allura Sheldon Hillview, and relatives sharing in each estate. Values range from under 1,500 to under 5,000 with various kin listed.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J. Donohue
George Bauer
Taborton
Christine Bauer
Hattie A. Momrow
Mr. Bauer
Henry
Fred
George J. Bauer
Pittsfield
Mass
Boothy G. McSorley
Hancock
Augustus McSorley
Francis J. McSorley
Maurice O'Donnell
U 5
Veterans’ Hospital
Lyons
N. J
Peter Edward O'Donnell
Helen O. Ward
Syracuse
Joseph O'Donnell
Cohoes
Henry O'Donnell
William O’donnell
Thomas F. Bennett
Annette E. Bennett
William
B. Bennett
Edmund FE. Bennett
Eleanor Bennett Pohl
Troy
Owen Bennett
O.M.C
Washington, D. Co
John L. Bennett
the Wavy
Clara M. Krogh
Brunswick
William J. Krogh
Irene C
Harold P
Earl W
Elmer
Krogh
Hoosick Falls
Mary Tighe
Elizabeth Powers
North Hoosick
Alice P. Tighe
Margaret Knapp
Albany
Mary Kelly
Leona Murphy
Cambridge
William S. Austin
Pittstown
Ruby T. Austin
George C. VanBramer
Nellie Larkins
East Greenbush
Myron VanBramer
Allura Sheldon
Edward E. Sheldon
Hillview
Rosalie Ailura Sheldon
Chestertown
Anna Buxton
Kensay City
Philomathians Elect at Picnic
The Philomathian Society of Troy High School elected Miss Betty Brinckmann president at the annual picnic Friday. They went swimming and had lunch at Crystal Lake by bus, not by car. Miss Lois Ives named secretary. a treasurer will be elected in the fall. Miss Isabel R. Mann is faculty advisor.
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Philomathian Society of Troy High School
Betty Brinckmann
Crystal Lake
Lois Ives
Isabel R. Mann
City playgrounds reopen as council acts on safety
Mechanicville officials announce summer opening of two city playgrounds on Park Avenue and Viali Avenue. Commissioner of Public Safety Mary H Cassidy unveils new staff moves, welfare office relocation to Municipal Building by July 1, and an updated traffic and parking plan including stricter rules near intersections and new bus and taxi spaces. The session also covers election inspectors, payroll audits, public notices, and local community events.
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Park Avenue
Viali Avenue
Mary H. Cassidy
Public Safety
Marie DeChene
Marion Sipperly
Vivian Raucci
Dorothy Hutchinson
Victory Gardens
Emerson Boucher
Broadway
North Fourth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
John 3. Moore
Municipal Traffe Commission
Main Street
Park
L Avenue
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Homer Eckerson
Mary Blowers
Virginia Carrier
Albina Fleury
Susan Ten Eyck
Theresa Ennello
Josephine DeCrescente
Irene Pilling
Enridge Borden
Viola Hicks
William Bean
Kathryn Wilson
Louise Smith
Annabelle Kelly
Frances Farrell
Mary Mulvihill
Idal/ Amacker
Josephine Murphy
Mary Stier
Florence Muir
Marie Connelly
Kathleen Hogan
Ethel Fisher
Jennie Calhoun
Margaret Hurley
Frank C. Poucher
Mary Cassidy
Hawley B. Harvey
John 8. Moore
Salary loans offer quick funds with no endorsers
Household Finance advertises salary loans from 25 to 150 or more pounds with charges only for the time the money is held. It emphasizes earning ability over security, offers car and furniture loans, and presents sample plans showing monthly or weekly repayment options at varying rates, inviting readers to phone, write, or visit.
All Bus Permits Extended to 1944
Clifford J. Fletcher announced Saturday that all general and special bus permits are extended to July 1, 1944. Temporary certificates of necessity for bus routes remain valid unless the Public Service Commission acts before that date, aligning with a State War Council act extending transportation orders.
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Clifford J. Fletcher
State War Transportation Committee
Fletcher
Public Service Commission
State War Council
Summer plans and meetings in local groups and scouts
Brevities note that Meetings of Minnehaha Lodge Rebekans are suspended until September. St Luke's Episcopal Church Sunday School plans a children’s picnic. Mechanicville Boy Scout troops plan to attend Saratoga County Scout Camp near Wikton in July and August.
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Minnehaha Lodge
Rebekans
St Luke's Episcopal Church Sunday School
Boy Scout
Mechanicville
Saratoga County
Wikton
New Pumper Arrives After Year Wait for Troy Fire Dept
After a year long wait, Troy Fire Department received one of three 1000 gallon pumper and hose apparatuses from Elmira firm American LaFrance. The unit will be unloaded Monday under supervision of an engineer. The new pumper cost $38,955 for all three ordered.
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Troy
la France Fourite Corp
Elmira
Samuel R. Cooper
C. A. Casey
Central Fire Headquarters
City of Troys
WPB
Cooper
WPE
Lansingburg Wardens Meet for 3 PM on 112th Street
The Sixteenth District Air Raid Wardens will gather in their rooms today at 3 o clock on 112th Street. Stirrup pumps will be distributed and committees will report. Refreshments will be served. Personal news: Donald Guertin has returned home from Troy Hospital after a tonsilectomy. Mr and Mrs George Dougrey and their daughter Georgia visited Syracuse for their uncle’s funeral.
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112Th Street
Donald Guertin
Frank Guertin
Third Avenue
Troy Hospital
George F. Dougrey
Seventh Avenue
Syracuse
Georgia Dougrey
East Side Frankfurter and Hamburger Roast for Society
East Side Mrs. Chester L Ott hosts the Christian Endeavor Society of Third Presbyterian at 6 30 pm today in her garden marking the season’s last meeting. Miss Helen Thau leads the business session. The Sacred Heart Holy Name Society welcomes attendees at 7 pm Mass. Rev and Mrs Arthur Johnston attend a reception for Pastor Rev James Centrat at First Presbyterian Church MeChanicville. Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian plans a strawberry festival Friday 6 pm to 3 30 pm on the church lawn hosted by the Young People Union and Men’s committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
Stewart
Carlton Sommer
Pruyn’s Hill
Mary Malek
Patricia Hinchey
Chester L. Ott
Tower Avenue
Christian ©Ndeaver Society
Third Presbyterian Church
Helen Thau
Holy Name Society
Church of the Sacred Heart
Arthur Johnston
Basseny
Mechanicville
James K. Centra
Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Union
Sycaway Plans Annual June Picnic at Memorial Church
The Philosophia Society of Memorial Methodist Church completed plans for its annual June covered dish picnic supper on the church lawn today at 6 30 pm. Mrs Fred C Reiner and Mrs A H Loux are in charge. The game and program committee includes Misses Florence Hall Eva Miller and Mrs Wallace Hickok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philosophia Socety
Memorial Methodist Church
Fred C. Reiner
A. H. Loux
Florence Hall
Eva Miller
Wallace Hickok
Canning Demonstration by Mrs Campbell at School 18
Mrs Helen Campbell advisor of the Sycamore H Club of Girls says a canning demonstration will be held at School 18 on Wednesday at 10 am. Mothers of members are to attend and share instructions. Each mother and daughter will bring a picnic lunch for the noon hour, as the session continues into the early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Campbell
Sycamore +H Club of Girls
New Naval Commander At Union College Schenectady
Lieut Comdr Maurice L Horner takes command of Union College naval units in Schenectady amid 129 naval aviation cadets under V 5 plus 500 more cadets expected to join Navy training. Dr Burges Johnson notes peacetime enrollment will be 700 to 800 students with summer sessions for civilians and those in medical and engineering courses. Midway Island hosts two unique plant species including a night shade and a mint variety.
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Naval Procurement
Chicago
Maurice L. Horner
Union College, Schenectady
Union
Burges Johnson
Schenectady
Midway Island
Watertown Curfew Law Civilizes Nighttime City Streets
Watertown revives a 1910 curfew ordinance setting a 1:10 PM limit for under 16s and restricting loitering on streets and public amusements after hours. Offenders and parents face penalties. Mayor Charles A. Winslow announced enforcement with a new policewoman aiding the drive.
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Watertown
Charlies A. Winslow
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