Tax Reports Filed on Two Estates in Rensselaer County
In Rensselaer Surrogate's Court two inheritance tax reports list estates of Eugene R. Johnson who died January 21 in the city and Ida Tibbits who died December 25, 1939. Johnson left a gross estate of 4836.87 with 813.80 deductions, net 3523.07, state tax 35.23, 200 to niece Caroline McGrath, remainder to Stephen Williams. attorney Ern est Boothby. Tibbits left 2400 with no tax, entire estate to brother Frederick Tibbits, died May 2, 1943, report covers real estate value left by the sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Thomas F. Phelan
Eugene R. Johnson
Rensselaer
Ida Tibbits
Wir. Johnson
Caroline M McGrath
Washington Avenue
Albany
Stephen H. Williams
Pershing Avenue
Ernest L. Boothby
Military Honors Paid G W Horth At Funeral
Military honors were accorded Pvt. George W. Horth at his funeral yesterday from the residence 399 First Street and at 9 45 am from St Josephs Church where a requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev James E O Neil. Burial followed at St Josephs Cemetery with Army chaplain Rev James Minnehan officiating. A firing squad from Albany Military Police Barracks, led by Sergeants Love and Berry, plus Corporal Morse and privates Lazzo Zregoiwicz D Poutilier and Shumway, provided honors. Bugler corporal Harrington also from Albany sounded taps. Beaters included Pvt. Leonard Goyette John Minehan William Minehan Theodore Minehan Edward Kelly and Thomas Gilboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Horth
First Street
St. Joseph's Church
James E. O'Neil
Julia L. Walsh
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
James Minnehan
United States Army
Father O'Neil
Miliary Police
Albany
Love and
Berry
Morse
Lazzo
Zregoiwicz
Dpoutililer
Shumway
Corporal Harrington
Leonard Goyette
John Minehan
William Minehan
Theodore Minehan
Edward Kelly
Thomas Gilboy
State Calls For Forest Fire Fighters
The State Conservation Commission and the State Office of Civilian Defense urge volunteers to fight forest fires. High school students 16 and older may serve, with local and state coordination through the State War Council. No general mobilization. locals mobilize as needed to aid wardens, rangers, and protect Adirondack and Catskill timber for the war effort. Charlies W. Traver of Sand Lake leads enrollment in this district. applications are available from any fire warden or at homes displaying a green fire warden sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
State Office of Civilian Defense
William G. Howard
State War Council
State Education Department
Howard
Adirondack
Catskill
Charlies W. Traver
Sand Lake
Lansingburg High PTA elects officers at annual meeting
Mrs. Frederck C Paterson was elected president of the Lansingburg High School Parent Teacher Association at its annual meeting Monday night. Officers named include Mrs Marshal Wheeler first vice president and program chairman Miss Lotte Shephard second vice president and publicity chairman Mrs James Rising third vice president and membership chairman, Mrs Clarence Hayward recording secretary, Mrs Emile Brandt corresponding secretary, and Mrs George Reynolds treasurer. Delegates to the annual council meeting at Knickerbocker Junior High School were Marsh al Wheeler, Mrs Frederick Paterson, Mrs Frederick Wiley, Mrs Emile Brandt, Mrs Herman Eagle, Mrs O J Campbell, Mrs Raymond Wider, Mrs Willis Law, Mrs George Reynolds and Mrs Milo Mattison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck C. Paterson
Parent Teacher Association
Lansingburg High School
Marshal Wheeler
Lotte Shephard
James Rising
Clarence Hayward
Emile Brandt
George Reynolds
Eugene Wiseman
Lansingburg
Parent-Teacher Council
Paterson
Ernest F. Tripp
Herman Eagle
Campbell
Earle J. Wiley
George H. Bradshaw
Thomas O. Treharne
Eloryn Thomas
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Frederick Paterson
Frederick Wiley
O. J. Campbell
Raymond Wider
Willis Law
Milo Mattison
Adirondack
Schenectady
Sycaway Camp Fire Girls Meet for May Day Plans
The O-Hi-Ya group of Camp Fire Girls met at the Catholic Clubhouse Monday for a rehearsal of the annual communion and May Day procession. Miss Martha Wachtel assisted guardian with Sunday mass and church grounds visit. Attendees included Helen McNamee and others. The Boys' 4-H Victory Club met at Memorial Methodist Church House with Jack Cairns as president receiving reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Victory
Martha Wachtel
Sharpe’s Grove
Miss Wachtel
Helen McNamee
Marcia Walsh
Janet Doyle
Marilyn Hansen
Janet Brown
Eleanor Ryan
Clare Sheedy
Mary Rose Thompson
Jean Farrell
Patrica McKiernan
Memoral Methodist Church
Jack Cairnns
Garden tour planned by church group in June
Mrs How ard Campbell councilor led a lesson on planting Victory Gardens. The group will meet at the Church House on June 7 to tour gardens being prepared by the boys. Malton Lewis presented Mrs Campbell with a birthday gift. Ray Gallagher, property chairman, reported on publicity to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Campbell
Victory Gardens
Rotary Hears Report from Delegate Campbell at St Louis
Dr. Robert Campbell of Troy Rotary Club reported on Rotary International’s St Louis convention. He highlighted speeches stressing religion, responsibility to God and man, and the need for Rotary principles at the peace table to prevent future misunderstandings and foster lasting peace. President Harry A. Van Velser introduced him and Russell D. Meredith moved thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Campbell
Troy Rotary Club
Rotary International
St. Louis
Campbell
Troy Club
God
Manay
Rotary
Harry A. van Velser
Russell D. Meredith
Miss La Hut Enlists in Marines
Miss Ann La Hut daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph La Hut of Montgomery Street Troy has enlisted in the Women s Reserve of the Marine Corps and is awaiting active duty She is a Troy High School and Albany Business College graduate and is employed by the State Income Tax Bureau Department of Taxation and Finance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann la Hut
Joseph la Hut
Montgomery Street
Troy
Women’s Reserve
Marine Corps
Miss la Hut
Troy High School
Albany Business College
State Income Tax Bureau
Department of Taxation and Finance
Admit Will of Edwin J Gent To Probate
The will of Edwin J Gent who died May 6 is admitted to probate by Judge Edward J Donohue. Estate values show less than 2000 dollars real and under 500 dollars personal. the entire estate goes to daughter Sarah E Gent of 91 Eleventh Street. Chester G Wager is the attorney. Letters of administration on the estate of Max Ellenbogen who died in Rensselaer on Nov 3 1942 issued to son Raymond Ellenbogen of 161 Second Street. Estate valued at 5000 dollars personal and 25000 dollars real. estate goes to widow Lena Ellenbogen of 541 Broadway Rensselaer and three sons, including Louis Ellenbogen of Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Gent
Edward J. Donohue
Eats
Sarah E. Gent
Eleventh Street
Chester G. Wager
Max Ellenbogen
Rensselaer
Raymond Ellenbogen
Second Street
Lena Ellenbogen
Broadway
Louis Ellenbogen
Kingston
United Granite Co Certificate Filed in County Clerk Office
A certificate filed states that United Granite Co at 2231 Sixth Avenue is conducted by Louis Bonelli and Henry T. Giraud. The filing names Philip Eienhozen Ken Fork Harold BR Altus Alvany mitereney as estate representatives and lists 1434 Seventh Avenue address for Giraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Eienhozen
Ken Fork
Harold BR. Altus
Alvany Mitereney
United Granite Co
Sixth Avenue
Louis Bonelli
Henry, T. Giraud
Seventh Avenue
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Edwa J. Thomas
Potts Memorial
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Ralph G. Bodie
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