Petreen Club Christmas Party Planned for South End
The Petreen Club continues an 11 year custom with a Christmas party for children of the South End on Sunday December 18 at 1 pm in the Polish American Hall on Flint Street. General chair John Sheal assisted by Richard Canfield, with William J. O'Neil as entertainment chairman, announced the plans.
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Petreen Club
Fox Chi¢Ren
South End
Flint Street
John ¥. Sheal
Richard Canfield
William J. O'Neil
Tetthinment
Delayed Occupancy Planned for Grinwold Heights Apartments
The Troy Housing Authority moved initial occupancy date to March 1 due to damage from weeks earlier. About 78 applicants remain for 300 units across two buildings with 5 to 8 apartments ready by March. A rent and income schedule has been submitted for state approval to determine eligible occupants and streamline processing.
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Grinwold Heights
Justie E. Driscoll
Troy Housing Authority
Spe
State Housing Diivision
Imade Public
Becauon
Driscoll
Loca Group
Atate
Beroin
Kna Tanges
Foy and cast to entertain St Josephs Infant Home children
James J. Foy leads a charity program at Nikaide School with a special afternoon for St Josephs Infant Home children featuring Santa Claus, ice cream, soda, and gifts at 1 p.m. Frank Popp and others oversee activities. A Pol ish American Hall party will follow with cochairs Costello Snyder Burke Dalton coordinating decorations refreshments and toys. The club will meet Wednesday at Burden Avenue headquarters.
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James J. Foy
Jeter
Nikaide School
St. Joseph's Infant Home
Frank ©. Popp
William Edward
Piebs
Kanear
Thomas Murphy
John J Costello
Stephen J. Snyder
Edward Burke
Sbdmund F. Dalton
Burden Avenue
Samaritan Reopens Building for Convalescent Patients
The Memorial Building at Samaritan Hospital, formerly the Price Building, reopened for convalescent patients after eight months of restricted use. EE Glover announced the plan at St Mary's Hospital, detailing staff, admission transfers, and room configurations, with about eight patients daily and no direct admissions to the memorial wing.
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Price
Memorial
Samaritan Hospital
Council of Community Services
EE. Glover
The
Samaritan
Health Division
Glover
Elizabeth H Price
Norses
Williams College Professor Dies at 52 in Boston
Prof John Hawity Roberts longtime Williams College English Department head from 1940 until his illness died Wednesday at Baker Memorial Hospital in Boston. A Peoria native, he earned a PhD from the University of Chicago in 1923 and taught English at Chicago before joining Williams in 1921. He wrote on Modern English and American literature and contributed to magazines. He is survived by his father, Di Roberts of Peoria.
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John Hawity Roberts
Williams College
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Hines
Roberts
Wil Jiamin
Peotia
Universlty of
Chicago
Unversalty of
Williams
Peoria
Community Translation Program Proposed by Rensselaer Health
The hospital section proposes an early presentation of a specific program led by a superintendent of hospitals with representatives from labor industry curing and medical services. Dr Meredith E Thompson and Misa Patricia Maloney report on a county sponsored translation initiative under the health department development.
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Meredith E. Thompson
Misa Patricia Maloney
Rensselaer County Health Department
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Patreon Club
Yin F Prie
Ee Aa Ot
Joseph Asoigin
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Mildred McClure
Ninth Street
St May's v Hospital
Richard Marehall Co
Grand and
Frost Streets
George A. Sthulae
Philip Gilbert
Jeba H. F. Coughnin, Jr
Bohl Tours, Inc
North Pole
Sente Cleus
Whiteface Mountain
AMD
Rari Latham
N.Y
Memorial Building
Augustus W. Hennnessey, J
Council
McCochrane Radio CO
Radio and Television
Electric
Hamilton Watch Agency
E. S. Haldeman & Sons Jewelers Cer
Fulton St
Fifth Ave
Movitgemeny Ward Lab Store
United
Kolinsky
Coat Department
Ward Low
Denier
Bayon
Artra
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