Coyle Estate Tax Reports Filed In Court
Inheritance tax reports on three New York estates filed in Rensselaer County court by George W. McTeane, state inheritance tax attorney. Decedents include John P. Coyle died Feb 26, 1949 in Albany, and Ada N. Gardiner died Aug 9, 194? at Hoosick Falls. Coyle estate shows gross 19,916.49, net 16,720.15 after deductions and exemptions totaling 8,647.32. taxable 4,072.63 with state tax 80.73. Beneficiaries include widow Mary E. Coyle, niece Florence Hart, and multiple nephews and nieces. residuary to three nephews and a niece. Burke & Burke attorneys. Esmond handles the other estate with net 13,370.38 and no tax. Gardiner estate lists 7,307.98 gross, 6,285.63 net, 5,000 exemption, no state tax. residuary to Sybil Gardner. John Endres and Clara Pike noted. attorney John S. Davison.
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Burrowate’s Court
George W. Mc Teane
Reneslasr County
John P. Coyle
John G. Ramond
Tohmeonville
Ada N. Gardiner
Hoosick
Mr. Coyle
Albany
Elmer Houston
Whitehall
Vernica C. Pezuella
Isabel Garrahan
Beverteenth Street
Olga Walker
Rose C. Sullivan
Margaret . Evans
Mary C. Wittemer
Artruda E. Goebel
William T. Woyle
Crescent Drive
Zeary J. Coyle
Highland Street
Pauline Esmond
Ruty
Valley Falls Women Society Meeting At 2 30 PM
The Women's Society of Christian Service will meet today at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs. Carl Ww Lohnes. Mrs Emmett Boom is visiting in New Haven Conn with her sister Mrs Sadie Gourmond. Mrs Glenn Winchell visits Rev Paul Thomas and family in East Greenbush. Mrs Donald Roberts hosted What's Trumpa Bridge Club with prizes to Mrs Daniel F Crum Mrs Martin T Doran and Mrs James Harrington.
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Valley Falls
Women's Society of Christian Service
Carl Ww. Lohnes
Emmett Boom
New Haven
Conn
Sadie Gourmond
Glenn Winchell
Paul Thomas
East Greenbush
Donald
Roberts
East Side Achievement Night by 4-H clubs held at Meth odist Church
The Liberty Bell and Willing Workers 4-H Clubs hosted an East Side Achievement Night Tuesday in Pawling Avenue Methodist Church recreation rooms. The event included awards for merit and pins, officer installations, a fashion show, and Harold M. Lew of Manufacturers National Bank presented achievement pins from the Bankers' Association of New York State and issued certificates to several recipients.
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Liberty Bell and
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Parente
Fenge
Proctaty Inc
Meri
Ping
Harold M. Lew
Manufacturers National Bank
TA Aecievement Pine Aaven
Bankers’ Associaton
New York State
Local 4 H groups install officers and showcase fashion
Florence Thayer and Miss Janet Sliter head a ceremony for Liberty Bells and Willing Workers groups with officer installs Miss Ostwald president and Miss Desler treasurer. Leaders receive certificates for years of service and corsages. Girls ages 10 to 19 model outfits. canning and sewing exhibits shown.
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State of
New York
Florence Thayer
Rensselaer County
4-H
Liberty Bells
Gertrude Ostwald
Dawn Cline
Mary Goetz
Mary Ann Desler
Janet Sliter
Margaret Wartenberger
Betty Walsh
Eleanor Dearatyne
Veronica Howison
Mary Riley
Doris Bashford
Shaver
Warren Miller
Clifford Cooper
Eleanor Dearstyne
Wurtenberzer
Ostwald
Fortnightly Club Elects Rowe as President at Meeting
Tomhannock Mrs Emily Stevens stayed in Bennington Wisconsin this week. Deerlick Home Bureau held a plastic bag study meeting at Esther Rifenburg’s home. Elinor Rowe was elected president of the Fortnightly Club with Marion Madigan as vice president Agnes Madisan as secretary Phoebe Madigan as treasurer and Blanche Croil as sunshine chairman. Entertainment followed the election and refreshments were served.
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Tomhannock
Emily Stevens
Bennington
Deerlick
Worth Bennington The Triangle Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Triangle Home Demonstration Club held its November meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. Russell Colvin on College Road.
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Worth Bennington
The
Triangle Home Demonstration Club
Mofnday
Russell Colvin
College Road
Fort Slocum to Become Ghost Site on Long Island
Historic Fort Slocum near New Rochelle New York, once a hinge of First Air Force operations, faces inactivation as David’s Island and nearby Mocum Air Base fade from the defense map. The island’s Civil War hospital era and later fortifications trace a long military lineage before its decline.
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New Wechelle
Ins
Mocum Air Base
Becum Air Force Base
David's
First Air Force
Fort Slocum
New Rochella
N.Y
Long Island
Connecticut
Slocum
First Air Fores
Cen
Darth
Aly
Cassiola
David's Island
Fort Siccum
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Coyle
Clara G. Pike
Plainfield
John F. Moseley
North Augusta
Sybil Q. Gardner
John S. Davison
Daniel F. Crum
Martin T. Doran
James Harrington
East Side
Trayston
FAS Esteadt
Pepe
Barner
Luther Patton
Calvary Methodist Church
Troy Conference Board of Education
North Bennington Baptist Church
National Safety Council
Behr-Manning, Corp
F. X. Breton
International Brotherhood of Papermakers
Frank Murphy
International Brotherhood Machinists
J. H. Baker
N. F. Coons
Behr-Manning
W. E. Kidder
J. O. Amstuz
J.S. Cuthbert
D. R. G. Williams
Electro-Textile
T. W. Ryan
R. S. Manchester
Latham
Charles Harrise, Kunker
Ronny
Reader’s Digest
Paul de Kruif
TANDS
Ootsaver Popes
Bostonians
Wells & Coverly’s Shoe Shop
Fort
White House
Washington
Thea
Lorenzo Winslow
Save the Christmas Club
Way Christmas Club
Gorporation
Herbert F. Bay
Madison Avenue
Aine
America
Clipper Craft
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