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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1943

Page

5

State Grange Master Guest at West Sand Lake Booster Night

William J. Hich State Grange master gave the Booster Night address at West Sand Lake Grange, noting Grange activities' community value amid wartime strain. The program featured music by Harry D Vincent band, readings, a wartime stamp drive push, and greetings from Melrose Grange and County Deputy Masters.

William J. Hich Pianc West Sand Lake Lee Raymond Aller Stanley Albert S. Goss Harry D Vincent Ernest Locks Henry King Lilian King Clarence Wicks Irving Sewell Johann @traugs Ralph Griswold Hoogick Grange Stanley Best Rensselaer County Charles Wetzel Melrose Grange Rich Warren Filkins Filkins Best Wilbur Bower

Harvest Home Night, Grange Plans and Prize Wins

Clifford W. Moul represented West Sand Lake Grange with guests from Poesten Kill Melrose East Greenbush Wick and Kinderhook Granges. Harvest Home program led by Mrs Bower and Miss Ethel Locks on Oct 9. Vegetables and fruits to be sold. Nassau Fair first prize noted. Supper Oct 14 in Grange Hall under various organizers. Stephentown Grange meeting invited for Oct 4.

Clifford W. Moul West Sand Lake Arthur Shaver Charles Smith E. T. Locke Frank McCourt Charlies Wolf Rutherford Hayne E T. Locke Harry D. Vincent Stanley Mutilage Henry King Stephentown Grange

Local Social Notices and Church Events Summary

Eagle Mills residents travel and house guests mark a busy social page. Mrs. Emil Rieger returns from Samaritan Hospital after surgery. Boston guest Chive of Mr and Mrs Arthur A Lally stay with the Lallys. Doschers back in Fort Lee after visiting Paul Sherman and family. Harder and Soule plan Albany winter after summer with Bulson and Winship sisters. A Methodist Church prayer service is set for tomorrow at 7 45 pm with Rev G H Pettingell. an Official Board meeting follows at 8 30 pm to finalize fall supper plans. Rev Max O McCamiley of Watervliet will speak at Rally Day Sunday Oct 10 at 7 36 pm with Youth Fellowship chair Dorothy Ott. A surprise birthday party honors Miss Ruth Houser at the Sanders home with Peggy Johnston and Geraldine Rogers hosting. Guests from Troy and Eagle Mills include Joel W Shippey, son of Mrs William D Shippey Jr, visiting Arlington, Virginia. he will start his third year at Yale Divinity School and continue pastorship of South Methodist Church Middletown, Connecticut. Miss Irene Freemyer departs Sunday.

Emil Rieger Samaritan Hospital Viste Chive Boston Oliver Arthur A. Lally Albert Doscher Fort Lee N. J Mr. Doscher Paul Sherman Bertha Harder Jessie Soule Stella Bulson Minnie Winship Albany Methodist Church G. H. Pettingell Max O. McCamiley First Avenue Methodist Church of Watervliet Youth Fellowshp Dorothy Ott Ruth Houser George Dale Sanders Peggy Johnston Geraldine Rogers Troy Eagle Mills Joel W Shippey William D Shippey Theodore Taylor Arlington Shippey Yale Divinity School

Local Visitations and Army News Highlight Community Gatherings

Egantskill Mr and Mrs Charles Looms visit relatives in Rone while Mrs Edwards hosts her daughter from New Jersey. Army staff and observers gather at Firemen's Hall with 100 attendees as pins are awarded to observers. Committees are formed and a dance is planned for October with refreshments served.

Charles Looms Rone Edwards Haag New Jersey Milton Siler Suler Boston Ellwood Edwards Pine Avenue Arkansas Hugh Franklin Willard Miller Spellemead Street Franklin Navy Firemen’s Hall Army Leslie Dickenson Charles Brunell

War Loan drive leads county in sales in Mechanicville district

Mechanicville and the towns of Halfmoon Clifton Park Malta and Stillwater report War Loan bond sales totaling 503705 dollars, with Mechanicville district leading the county. Arthur H Vinett chairs the drive. The bond booth operates at State Theater run by fraternal units since September 9. Obituaries note Mrs Mary Casey funeral at St Pauls. Bowling averages list several players led by Austin Sarle at 204.

Halfmoon Clifton Park Malta Stillwater Arthur H Vinett State Theater Mary Casey Burke Street St. Paul's Church Lawrence M. Gerrity St. Paul's Cemetery Willam Powers Thomas Powers Howard J. Really Thomas Springer Martin Callahan Jr John Murphy Austin Sarle Anthony Costanzo Althur Coulson Anthony Nacobelli Ralph Muzio Joseph Jackson Charles Gargano John Spohn David Bahan Arthur Morocco James Hutchinson Gus DeStefano Patrick DePaul Johni DePaul Edward DeCelle Peter Federico Anthony Lelano Steve Roman Charles Coffey Ralph Casotta William Cisler John Izzo Abe Fivel Wesley Sweet Anthony Lupo Fred Carpenter James Pratt

Tax Reports Filed on Two Estates

Inheritance tax reports filed by Edward J Poland for the Probate Court outline two estates. Robert V. Coon died Sept 20 1942 leaving a gross estate of 131960.59 and net 124304.46 with a state tax of 1098.46. his three sisters Bertha E Susan M and Clara M Coons receive equal shares. Mary Barrett died Feb 15 leaving a gross estate of 10860.10 and net 9161.10 with a state tax of 9161.10. the estate goes to a niece Isabelle J Sutherland and three nephews.

Tee Terogate’s Court Edward J Poland Robert V. Coon Mary Barrett Mr. Coon Bertha E Susan M Clara M Coons Oakwood Avenue Chester Wager Susan Coon Isabelle J Sutherland Manning Boulevard Albany Dabbery Line Mass

Niece and nephews to share estate under will

In Ville Indiana and Francis Jones Newington C the will allocates one third to the niece and one sixth to each nephew with Joseph B Mulholland serving as attorney. The story notes a mother’s dream of reunion supported by War Bond purchases.

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