Housing Authority Seeks Bids for 350-Unit Troy Project
The Troy Housing Authority seeks bids on four contracts for a permanent low cost housing project to rise on the Van Rennselaer site. The 350 units include about 8 percent two bedroom and 20 percent three bedroom units. Bids open March 4 at City Hall and plans are available at the authority office and architect firms in Peoria and New York.
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Troy
Tclia
New York State
Willem D. Boewell
Housing Authority
Justin E. Driscoll
Troy Housing Authority
Driscoll
Madison and
Campbell Avenues
Dunhem Street
County
Board of Supervisors
County Welfare Department
Red Wings Benefit Basketball Game In Stillwater
The Whidwater Red Wings host a charity basketball game for the March of Dimes this evening at the high school gym. A preliminary game features St Peter's water team and the Mechanicville Aces at 7 30 p m with the main contest at 8 p m Raymond Connor chairs the drive and Stillwater organizers invite nearby residents to attend.
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Whidwater Red Wings
Beneft
Id of Dimes
Schuylerville Clowns
St. Peter's
Water
Mechanicville Aces
Stillwater
March of Dimes
Raymond Connor
Stilwater
Hospital discharged and travel notices in Glens Falls area
Whitehall resident Helen Delorme discharged from Glens Falls Hospital after an operation. Mrs. Robert Nedde left for Montress to visit her hospitalized husband. Activities include a Methodist candy sale in Sullivan's Store and a Valentine Social by Court McLoghiin. Other items report a wrist fracture on Broadway, a WWI veteran and WWII veterans initiated into a club, and upcoming church show plans with rehearsals.
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Helen Delorme
Glens Falls Hospital
Robert Nedde
Montress
General Hospital
Western Division
W.8.c
Society of the Methodist Church
Sullivan's Store
Antimo Vinciguerra
William Street
Cohoes Hospital
Jerome
Campbell
Georgia
Kentucky
Walter Campbell
Alice Chapher
Katherine Hickey
Broadway
Eric Seligmann
John C. Hoffman
Henry Gurney
Kenneth Mayrand
40 and & Club
Hudson Falls
Court McLoghiin
Ek.c. Hall
Edward Jeffreys
Joseph Jeffreys
Our Lady of Angels’ Church
William E. Luckton
Arthur R. Hoffman
Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
John Brevette
Helene Rooke
New Arlington Hotel
Charles Samson Elected New State Head of Arch Masons
Charles Samson of Jackson Heights New York was elected Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of New York at the 152nd annual convocation in Albany. He succeeds Frank A. Lobee of Buffalo.
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Charles Samson
Jackson Heights
L. I
Royal Arch Masons
New York
Albany
Rochester
Carl G. Wilhelma
Charles D. Broughton
Buffalo
Robert D. Howard
Henry C. Thorne
Ithaca
Laurence A. Atherton
Peekskill
Jasper J. Brigham
Clayton
Randall Kreger
Astoria
Ralph B Tompking
Wellsville
George E. Francis
George A. Lambert
Brooklyn
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Lys. Witton
Frankfarterr
Mallomel Kirwart4
Peankfarret
ont-Toscher Association
Fes
Ryan
Frank Jones
Lawrence Morris
Masry von Vranken
Velney Rebboes
Floyd Travia
Faiaene Cain
Ward Howe
Kett Kane
Literary Society
Billswater
Luella Bolton
Mra Hugh
Rousho
Fifth Avenue
Radio City
Hayden Planetarium
Palatine Brids
Fonda
Amsterdam
Schenectady
Troy U
Hudson
Grand Central
Harman
Yonkers
Det
New York Central
Hreet
Bryne
Iife
Montaiy
Mra
Benjamin Fsb
Ceem Pind Sree
Mre
Bessla Farringtos
Saaret
James Bredking
Dru
Sidney We Monates
Kiting Dongtty
John Finevan
Mia
David Baker
MiNepy
Maico
Navy
Marco Atomeer
Netone Damen
Colin L. Harvey
Malco
Marone Guild Optician
Fultom
Troy Rel
Bar
Siogay
Fconomiz
Econ Mica
vO _Troy
Third Street Corner Ferry
Thrift Week
Bergein Dey
Armour's
Wilson's
Swifts
SWIFT
Army Armour
AVG
Soci Tot Hi Bop
Crisco
Ivory
CAMRY
Fourth ST
Phona Troy
Fifth Ave
Ith Ave
Woodrow Hansen
Urusses
F Starors
Cralys
Rosarten
W. B. O’connor
Windsay Drug CO. Us
Ars
Wook
Reitor
Ands Pna
Jenger
Wileon
Whitehall
Cub Scouts of
Westminster Presbyterian Church
William Donnelly
Robert Smith
William Kerwin
David Palladino
Lawrence Mickle
Head of
Arch Masons
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