trout stocking boosts county streams in rensselaer
George C. Limebeck reports the Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club distributed 14 700 native brook trout and 42 390 brown trout in Rensselaer County streams during the past year. Additional pike perch fry and city bass aids accompany the restocking effort tied to the county conservation alliance. A future program aims to begin before April 1 trout season opening. SCHAGHTICOKE SOCIAL A card party and dance at St. John's Church Odd Fellows Hall Melrose Friday evening.
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Rensselaer County
Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game Club
George C. Limebeck
Limebeck
Alder Brook
Nassau
Newfoundland Creek
Sand Lake
Poestenkill
Brunswick
Stephentown
North Greenbush
Wynantskill
Tenkill
Little Hoosac
Petersburg
Bowman Pond
Tsatsawassa Creek
Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance
State Conservation Department
Troy
Frear
Park Lake
Alliance
Hendrick Hudson Club
Schaghticoke Social
Women of
St. John's Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Melrose
Inheritance Tax Reports Filed in Rensselaer County
Transfer Tax Examiner Edward J. Poland filed three estates with Rensselaer Surrogate's Court. John A. Scharch of East Greenbush died Dec 31 1843 leaving a gross estate of 15380.89 and net 14136.59 with no state tax. widow Sarah E. Scharch receives the estate. John Munro of Troy died Oct 1 180 leaving 15250.78 gross and 6269.93 net with state tax 62.70. distributions include Edith McGregor Wynantskill and others with a nephew Alan H. Munro and niece Roberta M. Brown sharing the residue. Jessie F. Rommer of Troy died in Nov 1943 leaving 7167.71 gross and 5997.53 net with no state tax. equal shares go to brother Herman F. Berger and sister Mary E. McNab. Attorneys: Ernest L. Boothby for Scharch, Thomas V. Kenney for Munro, Mary F. Whiton for Rommer.
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Rensselaer County
Edward J
Poland
John A. Scharch
East Greenbush
John Munro
Jessie F. Rommer
Troy
Scharch
Sarah E. Scharch
Ernest L. Boothby
Munro
Edith McGregor
Amersham
England
Roberta M. Brown
Amersham Common
Buck England
Thomas V. Kenney
Herman
F. Berger
Blakeley Court
Mary E. McNab
Titusville, N. J
Mary F. Whiton
Legion County Committee Meeting Evening at Noble-Callahan Post
The Rensselaer County American Legion Committee will meet this evening at the Noble-Caladian Post home, 14 First Street. County Commander Albert Van Nedergen of Castleton will preside. Representatives from nine posts in Castleton, Rensselaer, Clinton Heights, Averill Park, Berlin, Hoosick Falls, Schaghticoke, and two Troy posts will attend. A social time will follow the business session.
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Rensselaer County American Legion Committee
Noble-Caladian
First Street
Albert van Nedergnen
Castleton
Legion
Rensselaer
Clinton Heights
Averill Park
Berlin
Hoosick Falls
Schaghticoke
Troy
Noble-Callahan Post
Board 330 to Send Ten Men to Camp
Ten registrants with Selective Service Board No. 330 at the Rensselaer County Court House will depart for military training this morning from the USO lounge at the Troy Union Railroad Station. They join a larger group that left for training about two weeks ago.
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Selective Service Board No
Rensselaer County Court House
USO
Troy Union Railroad Station
Firemen Called For Slight Fires In Troy Homes
Troy firemen responded to two minor blazes yesterday. At 8:25 a cellar fire at 121 Second Street caused slight damage to a building owned by Mrs. Alice G. Mooney. A box alarm from 124th Street and Fourth Avenue summoned crews at 10:25 for a chimney fire with slight damage in a building owned by the Larkin Estate. First floor housed William Ward confectionery, second floor occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth G. Cady.
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Troy
Second Street
Alice G. Mooney
124Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Larkin Estate
Wiliam Ward
Elizabeth G. Cady
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Salvatore P. Mosca
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Sampson
Joseph M. Mosca
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Salina
Kas
James W. Mosca
Pacific
Troy High School
Salvatore
Albany
Navy
John
Behr-Manning Co
Army
Joseph
Ross Valve Co
James
Menands Recreation Center
J. Fox Fur Coats
U.S
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