House of the Week features adaptable Ranch X A1 design
The House of the Week presents House X 41 by architect Lester Cohen a flexible Ranch plan designed for growing families. It emphasizes a sunlit living and dining area, a private parents suite with a refashionable alcove, three bedrooms two baths and a two-car garage with extensive storage. The layout supports basementless adaptation, indoor outdoor rooms and a housekeeping vestibule with direct garage access.
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Lester Cohen
Funder
Ani
Trail Riders Club Forms and Awards Ceremony
Dishes and kitchen equipment were bought in the Jash year and a stable built. Four charter members hired Connie Aldershan, Helen Filet May, tmund Bhomhowtz, and Alvin Snyder. Members with under two years received silver seal certificates, those with five to ten years gold seal certificates, and ten seal members gold keys. Thirty five attended. A Trail Riders cake with gold colors and a golden horseshoe design was cut. A fireplace project was approved and completed by June 1 by Claude Boomhower. Next meeting hosts a Christmas party on Saturday Nov 13 at the Mansion Amuse. Chairmen are Mrs Helen Ript and Mrs Kay Beaupled.
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Connie
Brett Aldershan
Helen Filet
May
Tmund Bhomhowtz
Alvin Snyder
Tve
Trail Riders
Elicb
Claude Boomhower
Trail
Ders
Amuse
Helen Rlptt
Mys
Kay Beaupled
Winter Park Notices and Local Travels Highlighted
A garbled notice outlines winter plans and visits by Anna J. Sheffer and Marie Messier in Winter Park Florida, Center Falls North Dakota, and Wichita Kansas. It mentions Air Force base assignments at Lackland and Keesler with personnel names Altman Thomas Wiken and Sarrahe maintenance training.
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Anna J. Sheffer
Itis
Winter Park
Fla
Une
Ian
Center Falls
Nal
Heiny Slaughter
Manrlee Messier
Rod
Aguglas Wing
Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
Altman Thomas
Wiken
Italy
Lackland Air Fore Base
Poxas Ue
Keesler Air Force Base
Mlasiselypl
Frear Park Club Burglary Probed
The Troy Detective Bureau investigates a burglary at Frear Park Clubhouse with about $20 taken. Detectives Leo P. Bar and others lead the probe, noting entry through a widow and access to the bureau.
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Frear Park Club
Troy
Leo P. Bar
Jacy
John Z. Ssoanan
Frear Park
Deective Bureau
Delaehrvey
Juvenite Whursiay
Casey Estate Litigation Settled Over Crystal Lake Home
Documents filed in yesterday's proceedings show an agreement reached on the Casey estate. Miss Alice Casey's lifetime use of the Crystal Lake summer home passes to her niece and nephew Beth Casey and John J Casey, with the remainder in trust for Alice during life and then to the niece and nephew. The case involved Cornelius Casey, Fred Casey, and other relatives, with administration letters issued to a sibling. real property valued at over ten thousand dollars and personal property over twenty thousand dollars. The home deed to Cornelius Casey dated 1955 was not recorded until after his death.
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Maurice D. Isenbergh
Cady Jett
Walvers Bol Nieve
Digued
Walvars
Hair Wiele
Sid Ve
Hsleé Miss Casey
Pred Casey
Crystal Lake
Casey Summit
Rumaester
Supreme Court
Kenneth 3. MacsMev
Wager, Taylor, Bowd & Bredrlon
Casey
Werlime & Tebner
Cornelius
Mizebeth
Doh Casey
Rensselaw
Surcogate
John J. Casey Jr
Orphanage Visit by Palestine Chapter Odd Fellows
Members of Palestine Chapter OES visit Vanderheyden Orphanage in Lansingburg to deliver gifts and letters to Santa. Eva and Mesdaline lead gifts for Christmas as the chapter plans further visits and an entertainment at the home. Various officers and members attend a covered dish supper and a joint drill for the children. The chapter later plans a square dance at Sullivan Joies Fest Mall and marks its annual birthday with a social hour.
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Vanderheyden Mai
Palestine
Lansingburg
Mayénia
Temple
Santa Claus
Malestine
Barry
Mt Porside
Batteen Star
Vanderheyden Kall
Amaliq Beacan
Donald ¢. Clark
Bune
Barbour
Mae Grantly Chars
Alice Russel
Meg
Alice Brown
Helen Carpenter
Qttle Steinhilder
Jessie Hallstrom
Mildred McCyehrane
Lorgan
Poeslenkill
Paris
Church group to view film A Cry The Night Away
The West Stephentown Baptist Church plans a 7:30 p.m. screening of the missionary film A Cry The Night Away. Rev. Harry Boohinks announced the recent Winona Lake Film Festival win in the religious film division, noting the film’s nationwide premiere in churches.
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West Stephentown
Harry Boohinks
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