Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 36

DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Kochosier, N. Y. Thursday, February 7, 1952 St. Andrew's Seminary Shares Rjhzrd CrW In Estate of Cornelius Knapp Stanley Levey. labor reporter of the New York Times, whose Satur-St.

Andrew's Seminury is among beneficiaries named in the Evening Post article on Roches-will of Cornelius V. Knapp, 253 Alexander which was created wme furor in ,930 milled to probate yesterday by Surrogate Robert Witmer. Lk abou, beim in writi labor Mr. knapp retired dealer restaurant and bakers cqu.p-! and at tomor. mcnt.

died Jan. 22. leaving an estate, i of more than S50.0O0. all in personal, for life to a friend. Mrs.

Monica A. 0 lilW rJQMBi F. S. Miller Leaves Bulk of $100,000 Estate to Family Frederick S. Miller, 547 Lake Ave.

retired furniture manufacturer, left the bulk of his more than $100,000 estate for the benefit of his wife and six children, his probated an codicil showed yesterday in Surro 1 iffrj-o -1 1 '-r. rjt.J33;irrr property. A son, Ihomas C. Knapp. Marder ol the Normandie Apartment! Washington Pittsford.

and Lin- Hold. 253 Alexander two sisters. in Rhees Library at the Um-coln Rochester Trust Company arc! Mrs. Cora K. Durkan.

Syracuse of Rochester, Levey is ex- 0, 1 I I 1., I 11 ke3 executors and trustees. J. Sawvcr Mrs. Adelaide Burns. 7 Goodman St.

Pcuca 10 empnasize ine rote or Fitch of Castle, Fitch. Swan Jeffcr- a brother. Dr. Karl J. Knapp, jorganized labor in politics and labor's son is attorney for the estate.

Minneapolis. and a daughter-campaigning methods. Levey is a After disoosinc of household and in-law, Marion C. Knapp. Wash-; Rochester native and was graduated rrt, Mr Knunn nlarrd inglon Pittsford.

"om tne university ot Kocnesier in i 1937. He joined the Staff of The the balance of the estate in nine! trusts. One trust, consisting of 1-20 DINN'bR FOR ST DENTS of that balance, is to pay income for Times about seven years ago. The address, which is sponsored by the gate's Court. Mr.

Millsr. $2. died last Oct. 4. his farm in East Guilfurd.

His will, made Oct. 24. 1944. leaves S500 to Central Presbyterian Ciiurch of Rochester, of which he was an elder, and $500 in trust to East Guilford Prcs- History Club and the university Seminary lo be used for 'the benefit University of Rochester will be guests Department, is 'he first of I SPECIAL! TODAY THRU SAT. ONLYi Another 1-20 is to go to a B'rilh Kodesh Sunday at a dinner at the Rev.

Florian Rcichert. Topcka.jthe Temple Hall. 117 Gibbs for Masses for members of the beginning at 6:30 p. m. Speaker will testator's family.

After 10 years, the.be Julius H. Michaels, an attorney, income from both those trusls is to whose subject is "Humorous Aspects go to theson for life. My Profession." A dance will fol- uct. ii, 1V4V. provides tor mc Rochester YMCA.

of which he was vicepresident. Admitted lo Probate Surrogate G. Robert Witmer admitted both documents to proba'e fler deciding that the codicil, which! Thf. son also is lo be life bene-i low the dinner I ficiary of income from a trust of one If I Aways XMSPy GOOD COOKS CHOOSE PENN-DUTCH POULTRY Because You Can 'TASTE THE DIFFERENCE" In all of the things that you would expect from a fine delicious meal Penn Dutch poultry is unsurpassed for its freshness, flavor and tenderness. unlike the will was diawn without aid of a lawyer was not intended to revoke the will.

The widow, Mrs. May H. Miller, renounced her designation in the will as coexcculor and a son, Frederick fifth of the balance. Another one fifth was left in trust for the benefit of two children of the son, John M. and Thomas C.

Knapp, Washing ton Pittsford, with principal to go to them in installments. On the deaths of life beneficiaries of the other trusts, those funds are to be added to the grandchildren's fund. Income from 1-10 each is to go i I iaiaiiitriiaaiMiiW'iw iiiui. a i 1 i Served At Leading Restaurants 1 II lai tIHw lit muJf al S. Miller 320 Berkley was! appointed sole executor.

Paul E.I McNamara is attorney for the Mr. Miller was president of the Hubbard, Eldredge Miller furni ture firm, from which he retired in 1930, two years before it was liqui-l dated He was president of the Roch-i BECAUSE IT'S TOPS Hs record of veteran placement unmatched in state, Rochester office of State Employment Service gets third plaque for year 1951 from Veterans of Foreign Wars. Making presentation at left is DcWain F. Feller, 8th District commander, to Edward W. Esse, local veterans' employment representative.

M. Joseph Ticrncy, Upstate director, watches. ALL STEEL ECONOMY til AC 11 VENETIAN BLINDS "'V A Grade Country Fresh Candled EGGS TENDER 9 WEEK OLD ester Chamber of Commerce in 1929 and was a director of the old Roch-( ester Trust Safe Deposit Company. Outright bequests of $5,000 each go to three sons who. besides1 Frederick S.

Miller, are Edmund H. i Miller. 27 Buffard and Austin; 30 Men Sign Up For Four Services Job Unit Wins VFW Citation sjmsjsjsjsjsjsjsjsjsj Mil I '''l 'UUal 1 11 I 0PEN 111 Medium 51c BABY aiiaHaiaHBaai L. Miller. 83 Thackeray and' two daiichtiTv Mrs.

rWnthv t- In a big recruitment day. the Navy For the third monlh during 1951, Namara. West Newton. and cuiiMmcms oi area yuuun Rochester ollice of the New York Mrs. Margaret M.

Kilburn, South Rochester and Buffalo yesterday, state Employment Service yesterday Orange, N. A third daughter, services signed a total of 30 received a Veterans of Foreign Wars citation for placement of veterans. Miss Marion H. Miller. Bralilcboro, mcn- arc' Vt.

Wt a tsTinn irnvt fiinrl Nvv: Charles K. Wcintr, 1. Ml MMStanw sw mm nifliiiMM hmv ft MHMI I II II I I I sbV I The record of winning the award. Wmef SM Shaw, 17, U6 i intat ariawmiaa lor im. a am.

iiini i II ll three times in one scar has not been equaled in the slate, according to I I vorrn euaier. i tfifr i ii i Edward W. Esse, local veterans employment representative. Trust for Brother "VpJe tSl tom .1 i7L Fifth Jame Millfr, 17, Wtbstfr; A $10,000 trust, wild Lincoln Rohtrt M. Maim.

1. C'anandaisua; Rrvhtr Trmt rnmmnv at iriiciw 1 fdward P. Linquisl, 20. 4n7 Plymouth Ave. Kocnesier i rust Lompany as Hirold LtBo0i l7 4 Saralos, was set Up to give life income of i Francis K.

Kellv. It. 4ft Columbia $150 a month to a brother, John'1 Frederick Ci. Holmes. :0.

Geneva; 7 I 2TUilK.S CLUB OB SIRLOIN IUIV I II Yesterday's award was made on the basis of placements in December. Vty lb. I Hull i i unnaia u. ncnpcr, it, Miller, and the latter Wife, Mrs. inaniel F.

Flaherty. 17. 1H Cedarwood I I I I 1 1 WHOLE OR HALF Probably The Finest Value in Good Eating Today! when the office secured jobs for 1,171 able and disabled veterans. On Irendfquoit; Jamn M. Catalfann.

is. Bessie S. Miller, 40 Augustine St lb. a yearly basis, the Rochester office I THEE rnVr BARGAIN HOURS I increased its placements of veterans I t.tra far You I llllll I I I 10 Jrai 'lit i est i 'hi c( I llllll II. by 19 per cent over 1950.

The num I SAUSAGE MEAT lb. a in imim i ber of disabled cUrans placed in jobs increased 5i cent last year. The month of December as the Sam' Fresh Cut Winqs Backs and Necks Giblets I II. sniiiBM 25 I llllll best veteran placement month of 45c lb. 39c lb.

3 lbs. 39c 15c lb. 2 lbs. 87c Canandaiiua. and Dominic A.

Anllotla, 19. anandaijua. Const Guard; Paul A. Maoviih, 1, Clcvfland. Ohio: Jovph Fieles.

11. RD 1. Chagrin FalU. Ohio: Theodore D. Parker.

RD 1. New tnndon, Ohio; Richard I Klelslfln. 19, RD .1. Central Square. N.

Terrv Monaphan. 19, Cleveland. Ohio: Anlhonv O. Deliheralo, 19, Cleveland; Shfroood F. titllelield.

IS. Rutfalo; Frank Math. IS. 100 Goodman St. and Charlei A.

Fennelt, t9. Maple Heights. Ohio. Air Font: Vimem Bonfedf. 20, 7s SfHineer Arnold G.

Fuchj-Thuringer. S04 Thurston James J. Kellv. 19, 44 C'astleton Greece; Rohert Poletta, 30, 117 Illinois William R. Shannon, 17, SS Orchard and Eugene R.

Swift, 19. 82 Lynhurst St. Armv; Gordon I Fairchild. IS. Hornell, and Huey Donald, 21, 2 Pelham Brighton.

THINKS 39 ib. Mtiir' 1951. Previously (he Rochester office had won the award for placements in April and May of last year. I Plot. mA MMI.l..

A-, I I PEIIII-DUTCII FAI1MS CUT-UP POULTRY 4 BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU DeWain F. Feller. 8th District commander of the VFW, presented the certificate to Esse and Carmon J. Tyner, senior employment security I BEEF fiOVib MARGARINE I I TRESH GROUND BEEr v. I I I ITI.HHK rancar fOUP I llllll WEST RIDGE SHOPPING CENTER 365 MAIN ST.

next to Moh.con I I uvt nAnew 9tM it I ta I llllll manager. M. Joseph I lerney, upstate I wnuwi nvnai mM id. i CHILI SHOPPING CENTER Block 1098 CULVER RD. New Alhart field director, and Richard C.

Brock-way, director of field services for I Beniltst noUed VEAL I IB the state agency, attended. Yf'll COS1P out fine when you aolve very-dav problems the W'ant Ad vav! For helpful Democrat Chronicle want ad-writer. Phone LO 8(100. APVfRTISf MFNT. 1 Follow The Searchlight Beam The residuary estate was bequeathed to the widow in trust, giving her the right to use all the income and to invade principal in any manner.

On her death, the remainder will go equally to the six children. The Vermont daughter's share Is to be added to her trust fund. Under the will, Austin L. Miller and Frederick S. Miller Jr.

are named managers of the homestead farm in East Guilford. Either or 'both are given the privilege of purchasing the farm provided that if they exercise that option, they pay $1,000 each to the third son and to two of the daughters, Mrs. McNamara and 'Mrs. Kilburn. The codicil provides that in case of sale of the farm house, those two daughters shall be given the furnishings.

Filtration Plant Bids Due Today City Purchasing Agent Fred W. Ereth will receive bids today on the pumping and filtration plant which will be the heart of the city's new six million dollar Lake Ontario water supply. Estimated cost of the plant is $2,100,000. Spirited bidding was indicated as 14 different contracting firms have been supplied with copies cf specifications. Hallman Central Chevrolet Company was low bidder yesterday on six automobiles for the Health Bureau, with a net bid of $4,950, and gross bid of $10,748.76.

The difference between gross arid net is made up of $720 tax not required to be paid by the city and $5,078.76 allowance on old cars. Bercza Iron Works of Rochester was low at $1,100 on construction of a fire escape for the new Youth Bureau center in Lycll Ave. mm POSITIONS AVAILABLE For Experienced CUTTER GRINDERS TOOLMAKERS TOOL DESIGNERS MACHINISTS Steady employment in eitab-lithed Central Peana, industry. Liberal insurance plen, ptid holiday and vacation, good working conditioni Write or Contact Personnel Ofice LYCOMING-SPENCER Div. Avco Manufacturing Corp.

452 Oliver St. Wllliomsport, Penna. Ki Ul? UN0C1 C2 d.ni.11.. I 1 Cor. Dalston Near Stone Rd.

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336 East Avenue.