Building Permits Total 921 405 In Ten Days Shows Cost
Seventeen permits for building operations costing an estimated 921 405 were issued in ten days by Commissioner John J. Mitchell. Notable permits include a one family frame dwelling on Fifth Ave north of Northern Turnpike to Leonard Rube, a concrete garage at 64 Vandenburgh Avenue, and remodels at 913 Third Street and 448 First Street. Other entries list reroofing, porches, repairs, and new doorways with varying sums. The report notes the net average monthly cost of owning a 9500 home is 31.65, versus 25.45 before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mitchell
Fifth Avenue
Northern Turnpike
Leonard Rube
Tha Tosh Ty
Vandenburgh Avenue
Ralph Bell
Lou Coplon
Third Street
Beasie Stacy
First Street
Joseph T. Carroll
Fifteenth Street
Mary C. Eaposito
Inatal
Follo
James Custo
Berry F. Wilson
Seventh Avenue
Jennie Melito
Havermans Avenue
Raymond Drama
Edward Ryan
Thomas J. Armao
Tenth Street
George Doane
Congress Street
Elizabeth Bonesteel
Highland Avenue
Twisted Yarn Yields Durable Frieze Carpet
Tightly twisted yarn forms a frieze rug with a solid color finish. The nubby surface resists wear and footprints, making it a long wearing carpet option that minimizes soil.
The Cleveland home designed to cut building costs
Plans for a three bedroom garrison style house named The Cleveland target cost efficiency for builders. The design emphasizes minimal foundation and roof area, compact dimensions around 22,024 feet and 21,000 cubic feet, with bright living spaces, a rear breezeway to a garage, and upstairs privacy focused on a spacious hall and multiple bedrooms. Complete plans and price details are available from Home of the Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Plan Service Inc
Ween Plan Service
Providence
Roma
Times
Record
Troy
N.Y
Linoleum Tops and Drain Boards Prove Practical
Linoleum, once used mainly on floors, is now viewed as an attractive and practical surface for dink tops and drain boards. Its resiliency reduces clatter and dish breakage, though success on drainboards hinges on tight seamless waterproof seams and edges.
St Anne Society Plans Social and Banquet Details
Pilgrimage to Rome led by Bishop Will iam A. Scully sailed from New York on the SS Atlantic. St Anne Society of Notre Dame Ides Victoires Church met to set a June 13 church hall social, with Mrs Edwin as banquet committee chair. Final plans for the annual banquet on May 7 at Skene Manor with Mrs Marion Guerin heading the banquet committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Rome
William A. Scully
Albany
New York
St. Anne Society of Notre Dame Ides Victoires Church
Edwin, Peperbuitanie
Duplex landscaping yields shade and fruit for homes
Dual purpose planting offers beauty, shade, and edible rewards. Begin planning now by studying nursery catalogs for fruit varieties such as apples pears plums grapes and cherries. Select summer and fall bearing choices and map their placement to enhance the landscape and daily living.
Fruit trees and berry bushes boost small yard life
North Bennington notes and Keene Teachers' College students discuss apricots pears and plums. Miss Sylvia Sanborn visits Keene while Mrs. Florence Pratt returns from Wallinford. A Migpah Circle meeting is planned at Mae Bromley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migpah
Mae Bromley
Sylvia Sanborn
Keene
Teachers’ College
N. H
L. D. Sanborn
Modernizing Living Rooms With Light and Color Trends
A parish event discusses homemaking ideas with Mrs Ruth Carroll cohosting and Mrs Rollin Williams leading a luncheon. The article describes updating living rooms around a focal fireplace and adding large picture windows to bring the outdoors inside, boosting home appeal and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spm
Ruth Carroll
Rollin Williams
North Bennington
Mra. Williams
Round Lake hosts and church auxiliary notes
Round Lake guests included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Andrews and family visiting George Andrews in North Adams Massachusetts. Mrs Lawrence P McKean and Mrs Edward De Garmo hosted the Women’s Auxiliary of Saint Ep iscopal Church at their home with Rev Charles Kaulfuss leading devotions and reports. A social hour followed with refreshments. The group plans semiannual care at the auditorium on June 3 at 3 pm. Mrs Richard Head opened her home for the summer after time in Westmount, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Andrews
Bruce
Kenna
Arthur Alderman
Charles Chanifuss
Harold Mosier
Christ Church
Balleton Spa
Edwina M. van Deusen
John J. Knapp
Charles HL Kaulfuss
Richard Head
Weatmount
Can
Whitehall Social Round Robes and Visitors Reported
Whitehall society notes list Mr and Mrs Harold E Rootes guests of Mrs Frank R Le on Davis Street. Mr and Mrs Paul Seneca and Miss Elaine Senecal return from Bennington Wisconsin after attending the Martin-Riley wedding. Local families visit Springfield Mass, Cleveland Heights Ohio, and Poultney Street. The VFW auxiliary plans a bake sale at Hoffman's Market. Whitehall High School delegates attend a student council meeting. Nursing students honored at Union University and Albany Hospital. Reverend Arthur B RM of Marve Church departs for events with Mrs Tamers Shinners family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela
Manel
Era Bellon
Frank Brown
Skene Valley
Rureau
New Homes Under Construction in Waterford Area
New homes will begin next month on Columbus Avenue at West Sand Lake near Van Ness Street. Stella Spruce sold a property, with others completing homes at 110 and 144, and Earl D Stiles and McVigna are moving in. McLaren Knitting Mills owners shown. Sunday church service scheduled with Rev. Ball, who will retire to Flattaburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Realty
Waterford
Columbus Avenue
West Sand Lake
van Ness Street
No. Side
Stella Spruce
Earl D Stiles
F. J. Ball
Raymertown clubs and meetings announced for week
The Ever Ready Class meets at the Lutheran parsonage Tuesday. The Golden Ray Rebekahs host an entertainment in the I.O.O.F. Hall Thursday evening. District No 3 plans its annual school rating at the school house Tuesday. The Raymertown Rangers and Rosebud 4H club plan a Grange HAN event Thursday evening May 11 to support a 4H summer camp. Dorcas Circle held its annual dinner at Mrs. William Lewis home Monday with a surprise shower for Miss Elaine Terhumi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Toiselle
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Carman Murdock
Wendell Young
Greenwich
Micharl Murdock
Vincher Ferry
William Bloodgood Wer
Mra
Oliver Charlebois
Rena
Eugene
Vergennes
Owith
John Bernew
Anita Charlebois
Bernek
Arnold Murray
Richard Murray
Heath Peck
Keith, Clark
John Peck
Shirley Beck
John Luke
Singnakil
Home Bureau
Lewis Palmer
Grooms Corhers-Waterford Road
M John Hunter
Paul Schimaker
Harry Herold
Edison Club
Rexford
Farm and Home Bureaua
Saratora
Whilliam Scanlon
Hastsara
Franeis Travie
Monica Baldwin
Stanton
Golden Ray Rebekahs
C.F. Hall
Raymertown Rangers
Rose Bude
Grange Han
Dorcas Circle
William Lewis
Elaine Terhumi
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THE
Troy Record
Senenteei
Mitchell
Construction Research Bureau of
Senwin-WilLiams
Richi
Feydad
Ischer Ferry
Ries
Samily
Werth
Weith
Jacobsen
Rolfe
River Street
Timken
Terens
Mintzer Petroleum Corp
Ph Ace
Trey
Florence Pratt
Wallinford
William Baker
Louise M. Grideley
Vermont
Cil
Crawford
Marvelut
Crawford Doorsh
Rae
ALB
Congress ST
St. Ave
Round Lake
Raymertown
Lutheran Parsonage
Phan
the Rickerson
Wey
Ayr
Quire
Chas. H. Dauchy CO
River ST
Gass
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