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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1967
Page
6
The house blends native French design with practical interior. It features 1317 square feet on the first floor and 1123 on the second, four bedrooms, two baths, eight second-floor closets, a foyer, living and dining rooms with a 45 foot vista, and a rear kitchen family room with patio and garage.
G-100 Statistics Design presents a two story French Provincial home with a first floor containing a living room dining room kitchen family room lavatory and laundry and a habitable area of 1317 square feet. A two car garage offers storage space for vehicles and belongings.
Cropseyville and Eagle Mills churches share a weekend program with Rev. George Murdoch preaching at White Lily Bridge and a union service led by Arthur D. Jones as chair. A chicken barbecue follows at Lodge from 5 to 6 30 p.m. and local members Carl Shar and Ray Shayer participate.
Sing Out Upstate presents Up With Peoples show at St. Vincent's Home tomorrow at 3 pm. Booster meeting for Sing Out Upstate at Our Lady of Victory Club House, North Lake Avenue, Wednesday at 8 pm. Cast members from the World Sing Out Festival on David's Island off New Rochelle noted. about 75 cast members, families and friends attended Up With People shows in Pittsfield this week.
Sol A Dauber, 63, longtime president and treasurer of Dauber's Inc., died at his home at 186 Second Ave after friends found him. He moved to Franklin Square and leaves two daughters Portia and Dorothy, both in New York City. Born in New York, he opened his used and rare books shop in 1939 and formed a partnership with Benjamin J. Oathout seven years ago. Coroner Anthony E. Matera was notified.
A look back at a 1930s fancy bid where a poor major in response to a minor bid doubled by an opponent resembled a psychic move. East, a seasoned rubber player, challenges West, a conservative youngster, as South seeks game in spades. West reasons East cannot hold four hearts, leads hearts, and the hand ends with ruffs and a diamond return that seals the contract.
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