First Agricultural National Opens New Adams Office
Adams The First Agricultural National Bank of Berkshire County moves to its Adams branch as the second tenant in the Adams urban renewal project. Delays pushed completion since October 1968. the bank will use a brick plaza, glass walls, and native stone detailing with a drive-up window and future walk-up service. Formal ribbon cutting set for Monday morning.
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Berkshire Eagle
First Agricultural National
Adams
First Agricultural National Bank of
Berkshire County
Y Morning
Adams Redevelopment Authority
Adame Theatre
Albany
Blatnér, Mendel, Mesick
N.Y
Pittsfield
North Adams
Post Office
Essex Junction
Charles Pfizer & Co
Buiding
Robert T. Arnold Jr
First National Bank of
Agricultural National Bank
Franklin Sweeney
Gordon & Sutton of
Anne Millet
Mesick
Bank
Berkshire Realtors Elect Scheufler as President
Ralph G. Scheufler, head of Henry Traver Real Estate, was elected president of the Berkshire County Board of Realtors, succeeding Charles W. Field. Others elected include Isadore Goodman as vice president, Robert C. Wells as secretary, James F. Woods as treasurer, and William F. Daley and Richard B. Shipton as board directors. The combined meeting and dinner-dance at the Stanley Club drew about 60 members and wives.
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Ralph G. Scheufler
Henry Trayer Real Estate Agency
Berkshire County Board of Realtors
Ceeds
Charles W. Field
Isadnre Goodman
Scheufler
Robert C. Wells
James F. Woods
Treasure
William FL. Daley
Richard B. Shipton
Stanley Club
First Methodist Church
The
Automobile Club of
Berkshire County
Extra Heat Needed for Extra Room
Chicago readers are urged to consider a portable electric heater to warm chilly spaces such as attics basements guest rooms and workshops. A safe efficient heater makes spaces usable in summer homes or unheated rooms with a flip of a switch.
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Chicago
Building Industry Growth Cools Under Tight Money Pressure
The Dodge Index shows October contract value at 195, up 13 percent from September but still on a downward trend since 1969, with $6.2 billion in new work. Nonresidential gains, hospital facilities, and highway projects boosted activity while public works fell due to federal spending cuts. Residential permits, led by multifamily builds, offset by a dip in single-family housing.
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New York
Dodge
F. W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Information Systems Co
George A. Christie
Christie
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Foreclosures Decline In Third Quarter 1969
Foreclosures for the third quarter of 1969 dropped 14 percent from Q3 1968 and were down from Q2 1969. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board estimated 22,741 foreclosures, with the mortgaged structures to foreclosures ratio at .332, against .355 in Q2 1969 and .387 in Q3 1968.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
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Post Office Square
AristoKraft
Dettinger Lumber Co., Inc
Warren Terrace
South St
Spadina Parkway
Berkshire County Realtors
Scheufler Is
Pitts
Ralph G. Scheuller
Merry Christmas
Corning
Shedd
ST Pirskey
Berkshire
Pula
Tyler ST
Sweatland
Pierce
Atlantic
DIAL
Sweatland Ierce
Coal Bear
West ST
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