Relatives to Share 3 Estates in Rensselaer County
Estates of three Rensselaer County residents granted letters of administration by Surrogate Maurice Disenberg. Martha M. Bruce of Nasat Alps leaves about 4500 personal and 58000 real property with Charles H. Leffler as administrator. Other distributees include Mary Sutton Catherine A. Miller and Leffler relatives from Prospect Heights Nassau Luther and Chotton Park. Frank Prez in of Troy dies leaving 1200 personal and 16000 jointly owned real property. widow Margaret M. Prezio named administratrix with three children Ronald, Elaine, and Fran P. Prezino. Cherasos Harzigian of Tray handles estate of Cherasos Harzigian. Ossanna Harzigian of 104 14th St and Daniel Akullian of Colonie named administrator and attorney Leo R Toomajian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Maurice Disenberg
Martha M. Bruce
Nas
Alps
Bruso
Charles H. Leffler
Clinton Park
Mary Sutton
Catherine A. Miller
Prospect Heights
George M. Leffler
Nassau
Peer M. Leffler
Luther
Harry F
Norman A Leffler
Choton Park
Rafter & Rafter
Frank Prezin
Troy
Margaret M. Prezio
Melrose Residents Return After Florida Trip
Melrose residents Mrs Leroy Nible and family reopened their home after a two month stay in St. Pete Florida. The text contains scattered names and fragments from a local notice or social column with partial phrases and unclear details.
Bartholomew Apostles Life Shrouded In Legend And Debate
Bartholomew, named among the Twelve Apostles, is often identified with Nathanael in John’s Gospel. Early Church tradition places him as a missionary in Mesopotamia Persia Egypt and Armenia with martyrdom stories varying from crucifixion to flaying. Legends appear in art such as Michelangelo’s Last Judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew
Jesus
Nathanael
Tolmas
Nathaniel
John
Tolmai
Philip
Nazareth
Mesopotamia
Persia
Egypt
Armenia
Albanopolis
Michaelangelo
Former Army Nurse Agnes Burke Sanderson Funeral Held
The funeral for Agnes Burke Sanderson of Hampton Manor, a former Army nurse, who died Monday, was held from Rockefeller Funeral Home and St. Marys Church Clinton Heights. Rev. Roland E. Thompson celebrated a Requiem Mass. Bearers included Kenneth Frey Charles Graveston Russell Smith Edmonde Conway Dominic Ali and Joseph G. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Burke Sanderson
Hampton Manor
Leutenant
U.S. Army
William J. Rocke
Feller
Aye
Rensselaer
St. Mary's Church
Clinton Heights
Roland E. Thompson
Kenneth Frey
Charles Graveston
Russell Smith
Edmonde Conway
Dominick Ali
Joseph G. Parker
Sage Group Volunteers Aid Hospitals
Sage Group SOS Week at Russell Sage College highlights a convocation and campus clothing drive for underprivileged children. Dr. Paul Rothenberg of the Veterans Hospital spoke on volunteer work in hospitals as the second year group assists at Veterans Hospital, Marshall Sanitarium, Van Rensselaer Manor, a school for retarded children, and Troy Boys Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage College
Sage Organization For ‘Service
Paul Rothenberg
Veterans Hospital
Albany
SOS
Marshall Sanitarium
van Rensselaer Manor
School For Retarded Children
Troy Boys Club
Local Social Notes and Hospital Visits
Johnsonville residents and guests are listed visiting and staying with families across the area. Public card party planned at the fire house. several patients noted at Leonard Hospital including Mrs. Esther Moon Burke and Mrs. William C. Paulo after surgeries. Church trustees meet and Ada Wiegand hosts at Shaker Road. several family visits reported to Troy and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Betit
Robert Cole
Hoosick Falls
Esther Moon Burke
Leonard Hospital
Christ Methodist Church
F. T. Fuge
Fostoria
Ohio
Jesse Frisbie
William C. Paulo
Stillwater and area Grange activities highlight meeting
Clifford Felts urged Saratoga County Grange membership rise 116 by June 30 to gain one more delegate. Other speakers included Mrs Folts, Max Ellithorpe, and Mrs Ellithorpe. A spelling bee, youth night, and a public card party were noted along with plans for a regional conference at Wilton Grange. Chowder sale and village events, including a banquet, were listed with dates and attendees. Heart Fund drive reported $355.45 raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Felts
Bemis Heights Grange
Grange
Saratoga County
State Grange
Clifford Folts
Max Ellithorpe
Pomona
Roberta Ellithorpe
Pomona Grange
Marjorie Arno
Gertrude Crandall
Crandall
Léon Bevis
Henry Lawson
Max Ellsthorpe
Grange Hall
Service
Service and Hospitality Committee
Wilton Grange
Edward Meade
David Clum
Still
Elmer
Clum
J . Raymond Connor
Hugh Bryan
Heart Fund
Anthony Burke
Ann Marie Burke
Stillwater
Association Youth Rally at Sand Lake Baptist Church
Guests for a few days this week included Mrs. Paul Bentley and Miss Shirley Lewis of Chestertown visiting their sister Mrs. William Pine and family. The group also included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herrington and others from Melrose Cheshire and Center Cambridge visiting the Wells RK. Eddy’s home, with additional relatives honored at a Petersburg birthday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Friendship Center
Robert Hall
Hoosick Falls
Randall Rowland
James Monahan
Janice
Alfred Kosten- Blatt
Speigletown
Peggy Burnt
Alfred Technical Institute
Ian Ward
Marines
Lawrence Ward
Benton F. Rudistil
Gerhardt Mengers
Ruth Wagschal
Inuis Wagschal
Frid
Tramon
Abs
Allen Herrick
Lloyd Pine
Ambrose Brown
Lucinda Barber
Robert Higgins
Petersburg
Floyd Humphrey
George Lewis
Stillwater 4-H Demonstrations Highlight Blue Ribbon Winners
Bad weather limited contact for February alumni event. Stillwater Central School hosts 8:30 p.m. 4-H meetings at Edward Baerthebi home. Patty Allen Kathy Marmillo and Kathy Cowin earn blue awards for table setting candlelight salad demonstrations. Jack Rabbits 4-H attend Schuylerville Central School event with Gary Isles deer hide wiring and James LaBarge pinup lamp demonstrations. Checks may be sent to Heart Fund via Mrs. Bures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bure
Stillwater Alumni Asse
Stillwater
4Hi
Patty Allen
Kathy Marmillo
Kathy Cowin
Schuylerville Central School
Jack Rabbits
Shenenjdehowa Central School
Gary Isles
James LaBarge
Armory II Plans April Welcome Party
Armory Little League announces a welcome party for players and parents set for Sunday, April 29 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Paper Maker's Hall. The event was unveiled at St. Peter's Lyceum by the league's women's auxiliary led by Mrs Hilda Carello. Marion Kulls will chair decorations and Ruth Szemkow will head the food committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Connell
Armory Little League
Papermaker’s Hall
League
St. Peter's Lyceum
Hilda Carello
Marion Kulls
Ruth Szemkow
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Melrose
Leroy Nible
St. Pete
Fla
Midland
Lycra Slimwear
Mev Lycre
du Ponts Treden
Sth
Spender
Christ
Patrick
Garrison
Apostles
Simon
Peter
Andrew
James
West Hoosick
Wells R. Eddy
Sage Group
Johnsonville
Norman Cushing
Gery
Arthur Halligan
John Furlong, Jr
Clarence Mason
Sunnyview Hospital
Schenectady
Ada Wiegand
Shaker Road
Rena Sherman
Charles Eddy Sr
Mrs. Charles Eddy Jr
Chesire
Mass
Norman
T. G Byen
Upton Chapter
CBS
Helen Clothier
Village Board
Bruce Akin
Wappinger Falls
Richard Akin
Wayne Akin
Muhsielders
Shep
Hetner Midland
Red Cross
Mubifelders
Mair
Vegas
Exoro
Stylis
Laan
Crass
Ascor
Agilon
Armory II
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