Five Tax Writs Challenge City Valuations in Supreme Court
Five tax writs issued by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray seek review of real estate valuations for nine parcels totaling 374 300 with reductions asked to 201 775 15. Writs obtained by Guy Swinnerton on behalf of owners argue municipal assessments are excessive and target properties on Fifth Avenue Fulton Street Union Street River Street.
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Taws
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Guy ¥. Swinnerton
Municipal Commission of Assessment and Taxation
L EB Gulley
Fifth Avenue
Fulton Street
Union Street
Rebecca Elfant
Jacob Belth
Gwenlhan H. Warneke
Herbert Building
Maurice G Weinbert
Jerome Weinberg
River Street
Uzewitz
Local Church and School Notices Fill Eagle Mills Scene
Eagle Mills notices list sermons at Church of Christ and Methodist services tomorrow with Rev Paul E Diehl and Rev George M Pettingell. Eble school gathering at 10 am join family visits from Troy residents Mrs Cnatingy Gumm and Frank Lynch. Church fund sale set for Sept 25 at 1 pm on church lawn. Garfield School Association to convene season’s first meeting Tuesday at 7:45 pm led by President Mrs Arnold Sitter. The Woman’s Society met at Mrs Andrew Johnson’s home with Mrs Peter Goyer.
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Frank L. McIntyre
Vermont
Paul E Diehl
Church of Christ
Eble
Cnatingy Gumm
Frank Lynch
Troy
Methodist Church School
Garfield
Arnold Sitter
Methodist Church
George M Pettingell
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Andrew Johnson
Peter Goyer
IRON TONIC PROMISED IN PEPT O MANGAN TABLETS
An old advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as the remedy for iron deficiency causing tiredness and weak appetite. It promotes liquid Pepto Mangan and new tablets with iron and vitamin B, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product to restore strength and vitality.
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Gude
Wren
Following Christ Way of Service Opens Worship Service
The opening worship service on the theme Following Christ's Way of Service was conducted by Mrs Goyer. Scripture selections were read by Mrs D C Gutbrodt, Mrs John C Dixon, Mr Roy Hulett and Mrs G H Pettingell. The society voted to send towels and tablecloths to Allen High School in Ashville NC as part of their missionary project. The fall rummage sale will be held in Troy with Mrs Stella Bulson in charge. time and place to be announced. Contributions may be left at Mrs Bulson's home. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her daughters Mrs G Dale Sanders and Miss Peggy Johnston. The next meeting will be at Mrs Roy Hulett's home on Tuesday Oct 11 at 230 pm post rooms. Officers will be elected. Mrs Joseph Moore returned from Albany Hospital where she had been treated. her aunt Mrs Jennie Brayman is caring for her at home.
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Goyer
D C. Gutbrodt
John C Dixon
Roy Hulett
G H Pettingell
Edward W Grant
Allen High School
Ashville
Troy
Stella Bulson
Bulson
G. Dale Sanders
Peggy Johnston
Greenwich Ashlar Chapter OB 3 to Meet at Masonite Rooms
The Greenwich Ashlar Chapter OB 3 schedules a meeting in the Masonite rooms Tuesday evening. Miss Diana Cooper of Kingston visits Mr and Mrs Harry Fannenbaum. Miss Marion Daisy and Miss Pearl Townsend enjoy a week in Randolph New Hampshire. The Woman's Auxiliary of Liberty Post American Legion will meet Monday at 7 30 pm. at the
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Ashlar
OB 3
Masonite
Diana Cooper
Kingston
Harry Fannenbaum
Marion Daisy
Pearl Townsend
Randolph
Liberty Post
American Legion
Hull Praises China's Long Struggle Against Japan
Secretary Hull reflected on China's fight against Japanese aggression, recalling the Mukden incident of September 18, 1931 as the start of worldwide disorder leading to World War II. He called China’s struggle our struggle and cited Japan’s Manchuria actions and Shanghai attack as the sequence ending in a patched settlement.
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Hull
China
Washington
Mukden
Japan
Beginning of world struggle marked by Mukden trouble
Hull stated that the Mukden incident is viewed in many quarters as signaling the start of a global life and death struggle. The remark places Mukden at the forefront of escalating tensions and geopolitical risk shaping international responses.
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Hull
Mukden
North Hoosick News Briefs and Local Moves
The former Devin's place beside the schoolhouse is noted as a Watervliet party location. A North Hoosick Methodist Church supper will be served September 22 with Mrs Harry Straub as supper chairman. Mrs Mary Schwitherath sold property on Wal loom sac Road to J Ehmler and family of New York City and plans to move to Florida with her son Edwin. Miss Anna Heinfurt has returned to Central Islip after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Rerfurt. Miss Remfurt is a son-
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Devin
North Hoosick
Home Bureau Meets at Schoolhouse With 14 Attendees
In Central Islip, the Home Bureau held its meeting at the schoolhouse Thursday afternoon with 14 present. Mrs Fred J Allen poured tea as volunteers hosted. Members listed include Mrs Volner Chan man, Mrs Gordon Byars, and Mrs Mary Brady. The next regular meeting is planned for Wednesday Oct 6 at the school. Several members will attend the consumers conference in Troy on Wednesday Sept x.
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Central Islip Hospital
Home Bureau
Fred J Allen
Volner Chanman
Gordon Byars
Mary Brady
Consumers’ Conference
Troy
Student wins essay contest from The Queen's Work
Mary L Mead of this city wins the student essay contest sponsored by The Queen's Work and the Sodality secretariat of the United States and Canada. Essays were on the subject Important Little Things.
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Mary L Mead
Queen's Work, Sodality Secretariat
United States
Canada
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