Letters Issued In Estate of Murdered Man
Surrogate Edward J. Donohue issued letters of administration yesterday in the Surrogate's Court for the estate of a murdered man. Two other estates were addressed, including that of Edward Simpkin of 6 Congress Street. The murder occurred October 22 at Pawling Sanitarium, allegedly by George Donaldson. A pedigree cow remains in county jail custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeward Simpkin
Congress Street
Pawling Sanherium
George. Donaldson
Edward J. Donohue
Aherpkic
Will and estate notices from Troy probate records
The probate papers reveal the will of Mary Kennedy and letters of administration for Charles A. Prentiss. Property values include over 5,000 real and 5,000 personal in Kennedy’s estate, with distributions to Sacred Heart Church of Troy, Little Sinners of the Poor, and two nieces and two grandchildren. Prentiss’ estate assigns administration to Fred B. Tuttle. estate valued at about 5,000 real and 5,000 personal benefits James S. Scott and the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Simpkin
Mary .T. Kennedy
Troy
Core
Huber
Bessie Reichard
Ozone Park
Lir
Arthur Huber
Berenson and Corp
Willam J. Huber
Governor's Island
Thomas P. Huxtable
Charles A’ Prentiss
Fred &. Tuttle
Hoosick
Falls
James S. Scottt
Troy High Sets Goal of 310000 In War Bonds
Troy High School aims to raise 310000 in the Sixth Ward Loan drive led by Student Council president Edward Gilley and school leaders. Speakers included Wendell Bryce Helen Califano Emily Jane Landsear and Marion Waensobick. The program features dances contests auctions and feature events with music directed by Frank Catricala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gilley
Troy High School
Gilley
Wendell Bryce
The
Purple Key
Helen Califano
Toga
Emily
Jane Landsear
Philemathins
Marion Waensobick
Delphic Society
Frank Catricala
Muusic
Funeral for Rev. R. M. Reilly Draws Large Albany Crowd
Hundreds attend the funeral of Rev. Roberta Reilly from the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Albany Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons presided with a large diocesan and civic delegation, services including a solemn Requiem Mass and interment at St Marys Cemetery, Glens Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpany
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Roberta Reilly
Edward T. Reilly
Sacred Heart Church
Edmund F. Gibbons
Albany
John C. Carey
St. Patrick's, Watervliet
Sacred Heart T Church
The
Rosary Society
Tabernaale Society
Women's Club
Sisters of St Joseph of Carondelet
Sisters of Charity
Sisters of
Ber
Christian Brothers Academy
Sacred Heart School
Imera
St Marys Cemetery
Glens Falls
Father Reilly
Cemetry
Thanksgiving Service and Church Activities Schedule
Memorial Methodist Church members and friends join nearby churches for a 10 20 am Thanksgiving service at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church. Women of Memorial Methodist meet today at 4 pm to sew aprons for the bazaar. The religious instruction school is set for 2 30 pm tomorrow at Memorial Church. Junior choir rehearses at 6 30 pm, senior choir at 7 30 pm. Midweek service at 7 45 pm led by Rev. David J. Livingstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Methodist Church
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
David J. Livingstone
Decrees Issued On Two Estates In Probate Court
Two Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court decrees detail probate actions for Jane Helene Connolly and Joseph H. Fox. Connolly administers with $19 025 66 receipts and $1 715 52 funeral debris, leaving 7 309 84 to distribute among named heirs. Fox as executor reports 9 031 17 receipts and 3 601 1 2 disbursements, with 5 203 59 to be divided equally between Joseph H. Fox Jr. and Francis Fox. John J. Scully and Joseph Shanney are attorneys for the estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Wiliam F. A. Connolly
Jane Helene Connolly
Rensselaer
Thomas A. Fox
Joseph H. Fox
Troy
Joseph A. Connolly
Elizabeth I. Loughren
Lawrence
C. J. Walsh
William Fla. Connolly
Thomas J. Connolly
Marcia C. Welch
John J. Scully
Mr. Fox
Joseph H. Fox, Jr
Sixth Avenue
Francis
Thanksgiving Union Service Plans and Local Choir Cantata
Midweek religious education at Trinity Methodist is omitted for Thanksgiving. Junior Choir meets Wednesday at 3 45 pm. Tomorrow at 745 pm a union Thanksgiving Eve service at Second Baptist with Rev. Frank Jay Reid as speaker and a Harvest Cantata by combined choirs directed by Warren E. Gibson. First Sergt. Joseph P. Huskie on eight day furlough at 9 Woodlawn Court. returns to Raritan Arsenal, N J. Union service set for Thursday at 10 am at Pawling Avenue Methodist with Third Presbyterian Church and Rev. John M. Stuart. Cub Pack of St. Lawrence Church held its third meeting at Richard Sloan's home. ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity S Methodist Church
Second Baptist Church
Frank
Jay Reid
Warren E. Gibson
Joseph P. Huskie
Woodlawn Court
Raritan Arsenal
N. J
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Third Presbyterian Church
John M. Stuart
Presbyterian Chrch
St. Lawrence’s Church
Richard Sloan
Third Street
Paul Hill
Reacher
Helen McCeferiy
Den
Sloan
Crossword Puzzle 39 Wastes $0 Sigehion Cevatty
Crossword item reading as a puzzle note shows an oblique headline style with stray misspellings. It mentions puzzle numbers and hints of comped entries and pointers, suggesting a clipped column entry or puzzle tease from a late 19th or early 20th century paper.
Unclear OCR fragment on game and players
Fragmentary text references a game with unclear players and scorers. It mentions teams or persons in distorted form and vague actions, lacking concrete details or identifiable entities. The readable portion offers no verifiable event, date, or location to summarize.
Morris Dies At Waterford In 1861 Born Banker And Knight Leader
Thomas F Morris longtime Waterford banker former vice president and director died at his residence 295 Third Street Waterford after a long illness born in Seilwater in 1861 he resided in Waterford for 48 years was active in the Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society and church and leaves a son William E Morris and a daughter Catherine Cox funeral Thursday at his home then St Marys Church with a high Mass of requiem Interment in St Marys Cemetery Waterford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Morris
Bank of Waterford
Knights of Colusbus
Third Street
Waterford
Esa
Seilwater
Oamsby ‘Morris Manufacturing Co
Morris
Mari’g Church of
Holy Name Society
Church
Knights of Columbus
Calvert Province
Father van Rensselaer Assembly
Waterford Council
Bank
Lof Waterford
Nice
William E. Morris
Assembly
Catherine BR. Cox
Fot Waterford
Anna Cox
Henry C. Morris
Thomas FE. Morris, Jr
St Marys Church
St Mary's Cesséttery
Trojans Fined In Albany Court
Anthony V. Fera of 91 Hoosie Street and Sidney Smith of 137 Berry Street paid $10 fines for disorderly conduct in Albany Police Court tied to a dice raid on November 12. Nineteen others also paid fines. eight pleaded not guilty, and twenty-one cases adjourned. Detective Frank 2 of the Albany Police Department faced a violence charge later adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony V. Fera
Hoosie Street
Sidney Smith
Berry Street
Albay
Albany
Coun Cass
Frank 2
Vermont Utilities Purchase Hearing Set by SEC
Central Vermont Public Service Corp of Rutland plans to buy a 4 percent unsecured note and the capital stock of Vermont Utilities Inc from Colonial Utilities Corp. A SEC hearing on the proposed acquisition is scheduled for December 6 in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Rutland
Vermont Utilities, Inc
Fom Colonial Utilities Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Philadelphia
Shoppers Urged to Spread Christmas Downtown Trips
The Office of Defense Transportation urged Christmas shoppers to travel downtown between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to ease transit crowds. It warned traffic is rising and may exceed last year by up to 241 percent in some cities. Suggestions include shopping early, queuing for searches, having exact fares, stepping aside at entrances, sharing taxis, carrying own packages, and supporting War Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice of Defense
ODT
Civic Club Meet at West Sand Lake to View Guatemala Films
The West Sand Lake Civic Club meets this evening at the school to screen color films from Guatemala and other nations. The program starts at 8 30 pm for all residents, with refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
West Sand Lake
Guatemala
Barge Canal Closure Planned by State Public Works
The Barge Canal System will close officially Saturday under an order from the Division of Public Works. Weather permitting, some steel craft and self operating craft may be allowed for short windows. Markers will be removed from canalized sections and winter work on rocks and dams will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camaix
Works Department
Charitsin
Erie
Private Bump Awarded Bronze Star For Valor
Private Bump Martin “Bump” from the 35th Division in Vitaly and southern France has been awarded the Bronze Star for valor. He served in the Fighting Oak Cassine area and is believed with the Seventh Army in France. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Martin and married to Olive Nichols of 550 Second Avenue. He will be 25 years old Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie Martin
Bump
France
Ker Alan
Vitaly
Seventh Army
Olive Nichols
Second Avenue
Martin
Behor-Manning Corp
Troy Businessmen Renamed Directors in Albany Meeting
Troy businessmen were reelected directors of the New York State Council of Retail Merchants at the annual Albany meeting. State officials and industry executives attended as the chamber of commerce hosted a postwar planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
New York
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Anne's
King ST
Or Anne's
Lecoads
Rich Ae Res Zeats Williams
Troy High
Viking
ADLER
Rochester
Adler-Rochester
Gold King Cole
Fiddlers
Clare Tree
Knickerbocker
Lansingburg
Parent-Teacher Council
R. M. Reilly
Sycateay
East Side
Sigehion Cevatty
Ponterssec
Bion Ban
T.F. Morris
Trojans
M. F. Bump
Ueno Thesay
Alteays
Ube
Johnson & Johnston
RED Cross
Nervass
Gualiy
BONAT
Life Oil
FREDERICK _ WAVES
Helen
Alice Snyder
Gertrude Bhume
Doris Suppe
Allure
CBS— and the
Comedy Theatre
NBC
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