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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
4
The will of Anna Haas who died in Brunswick on April 1 was admitted to probate by Judge Edward J. Donohue in Surrogate's Court. Letters testamentary granted to Chrissie Little, niece of 9 Carolina Avenue. Estate listed as under $1,500 personal.
One third of the residue goes to brother Philly P. Weber of Grafton. One twelfth shares go to nieces and nephews Chrissie Little Troy John Durkee Willam Durkee Lillian Tuttle Ida Burdick Lena Barnhart Lillian Simons and the William Webber estate. Letters of education issued to Martha D. Reardon estate in city. Clarence G. Simmons attorney.
Aboard a C-47 transport bound for Sicily Lieutenant General Mark W. C. and a six man crew have flown together over 145000 miles across Europe and Africa since taking over the plane in Florence. They deliver a ton of cigarettes for frontline troops and reflect on their close bonds and service.
Mrs. Marjorie N. Leonard of Knickerbocker Junior High spoke on child guidance at the PTA meeting. She described guidance work, testing, and planning to help students choose high school courses and careers. Also noted were a NYS PTA convention report and Allied Community War Chest drive remarks. Five churches plan Union Thanksgiving service at St. Mark's Church with proceeds to Citizens' Benevolent Association.
Raymertown residents note the Ever-Ready Class monthly gathering at Mrs. Carrie Campbell’s home on Thursday November 4. The Lutheran congregation will attend Reform at St John’s Albany 4 PM.
Berlin and Madrid dispatches quote German and Spanish sources claiming the Red Army swells with manpower and material. They allege Soviet production is home grown with few American tanks, and warn Britain and the United States to fear Stalin’s potential counterstrike as Germany contests the Eastern Front.
The dedication of the honor fall will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 30. Charles J Stevenson of Cambridge editor of the Wash ton County Post will be the principal speaker. The Pittstown Orchestra will furnish music.
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