Rev Webster to resign Vermont church post by 1965
The Rev. Max H. Webster chief executive of the Vermont Congregational Conference announces resignation planned no later than December 31 1965. He has led the conference since 1946 and serves 188 churches with 42000 members and 150 ministers in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Max H. Webster
Vermont Congregational Conference
Webster
United Church of Christ
Oberlin College
Ohio
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Powder River
Montana
Congregational Christian Churches
Missisquoi
Troy
Westfield
Lowell
Bennington Community Groups Update and Local Notices
The Bennington County Women's Democratic Club meeting is rescheduled for Thursday April 23. St Francis Parent-Teacher Group meets at BCHS Cafeteria Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mrs Earl Tripp travels to Tipton Kansas after her father Philip Gasper dies. Hattie Nichols fractures hip at Mrs Bessie Kendall's home and is hospitalized. Rebecca Kennedy to undergo surgery at Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington for about two weeks. Rural Fire Department contest winners are Mike Walker Eugene LaCroix and Robert Hewson. Vermont State Music Festival ticket sales open for May events in Burlington. Well Baby Clinic at Elementary School Saturday 9 to 10 a.m. polio clinic for pre-school children. Grade 1 registration for Greater Bennington District in September on Wednesday 3 to 7 p.m. at Beech Street School. bring birth certs and health records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Nora J. Powers
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Michael F. Powers
Miss Powers
Waterford
Ireland
Thomas and
Anastasia Fahey Powers
America
A.J. Cooper
McCullough
Depot Street
Edward J. Powers
Nora’? Powers
Spateless
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St. John the Baptist Church
Michael
Bridget) Fitzgerald
Bennington
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
St. John the Baptist Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Rebecca Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Dewey Street
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Memorial Auditorium
Cirous
Vermont Headmasters Association
Vermont Music Educators Association
Burlington Lions Club
Park Street
Greater
Bennington Inc
Beech Street School
Rural School Board Tackles Repairs and Overcrowding
Greater Bennington School District directors met to address leaky roofs at Molly Stark School and a new storage building. Estimates for roof replacement run about 2800 dollars, while a summer remodel will create a new science room funded partly by possible NDEA aid. Mobile classrooms were discussed to ease overcrowding as the district awaits state fire marshal and department replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bennington
Prudential Committee
Leon E. Wagner
Bennington Southwest
Molly Stark
Wagner
Monument Roofing Co
Charles Helmer
Woodstock
Gerald E. Morrissey
W. Philip Walker
Stewart E. Allen
Richard Diamond
Allen
Diamond
Walker
State Fire Marshals Office
NLRB Hearing and Union Election Discussed at Meeting
The discussion covered a potential NLRB union election with about 40 of 50 workers signed on, while others would vote if ordered. The NLRB would supervise if an election is granted, responding to any merit in alleged unfair labor practices. The board also reviewed mobile classrooms plan and a possible Molly Stark sanitary landfill request, plus a $300 raise for Molly Stark art teacher Ann Koziol and bus driver substitution.
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NLRB
Marino
Allen
Wagner
State Department of Health
Ann Koziol
Molly Stark
Walker
Koziol
Lester MacDonald
Beech Street Extension
Shaftsbury Car Found in Pownal
A 1961 Oldsmobile owned by Laverne Harrington, stolen Thursday from the Bennington Village A P parking area, was found on a side road off Barber's Pond Road in Pownal Center. John Patterson of Pownal Center located the car. Police continue to investigate.
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South Shaftsbury
Bennington Village
Pownal
Laverne Harrington
Barber’s Pond Road
Pownal Center
John Patterson
A&p
South Street
Union school plan eyed for Bennington area meeting
The Prudential Committee of Greater Bennington Schools Inc and Mt. Anthony Union School Board set an April 23 information session at Molly Stark School to discuss a union high school for the Bennington area. They note space needs and will address bus congestion and a new parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Committee of Greater Bennington Schools Inc
Mt. Anthony Union School Board
Bennington
Molly Stark
William F.D. Smith
Barton Jenks
Shaftsbury
Stewart E. Allen
W. Phillip Walker
Smith
Union School
Clark’s Woods
Greater Bennington Board
Clergy Back Mt Anthony Union High Plan In Bennington
Three Bennington Catholic parishes urged support for a Mt Anthony Union School District plan for a new union high school. They praised shared time and dual enrollment with Bennington Catholic High School and argued the program respects parental rights and public responsibility under constitutional law.
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Bennington Catholic
Mt. Anthony Union School
Union High School
St. Francis de Sales
Sacred Heart
St. John’s
Union Board
Union School Board
Bennington Catholic High School Board
Union
Walter F. Miller
St. John’s Parish
North Bennington
Joseph Wiseman
C.S.C
Sacred Heart Parish
Francis B. Flanagan
Republic
America
Bears
Bennington Catholic High School
Campaigning Sen. Oakes Urges Favorable Business Climate
State Sen. James L. Oakes Republican candidate for lieutenant governor spoke at Ludlow Rotary Club outlining his theme Build Vermont with jobs He urged creating a healthy business climate to attract new industry and enterprise He proposed a governor s committee on new industry with labor management utility and banking leaders to promote local interest and favorable reception for business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Oakes
Ludlow
Oakes
Vermont
Canadian Hydro
Champlain
Vermont Development Department
Randolph Technical College
UVM
Automatic controls guard two rail crossings at track site
Public Safety Commissioner Baumann approved discontinuing manual traffic control at the two main line rail crossings on the race track property after automatic gates and signals were installed. The equipment was erected on roads from U S 7 to the main track facilities, with safeguards ordered by the Public Service Board last May. Baumann noted crossings would be manned again if automatic systems fail, in a letter to Maj. Ray Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Board
Baumann
Maj
Ray Smyth
Pittsford Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
In Pittsford a 59 year old husband Philip F. Snow shot his wife 61 year old Emily Snow to death then killed himself. County officials say the double tragedy likely occurred Saturday night and a note left by Snow explained illness and intent. Mrs Snow, a music teacher, was found Mrs Snow missing a lesson triggered discovery of the bodies.
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Pittsford
UPD
Philip F. Snow
Emily
Rutland
Arthur Crowley
Snow
Central Vermont Public Service Co
Gallagher Is Graduated From Senior NCO Academy
Sgt. William J. Gallagher son of Mrs Margaret H Gallagher of Bennington North Street has graduated from the Strategic Air Command Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy at March Air Force Base California He was trained in management leadership human relations and other duties of senior Air Force noncommissioned officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gallagher
Margaret H. Gallagher
North Street
Bennington
Strategic Air Command
March Air Force’ Base
Calif
Gallagher
Air Force
Mt Anthony union school bond brochure distribution begins
The Mt. Anthony Union School Board started distributing a 12 page pamphlet outlining a proposed new union high school and May 5 bond vote. The brochure explains needs, site, facilities, costs, and includes architect renderings and floor plans. A minor typo affects district cost shares and will be corrected where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union
Hospital Notes Admissions List With Names and Places
Admissions detailed for numerous individuals across Bennington Hoosick Falls Manchester and neighboring towns including Henry Amadon Martha Porter Frank Stemp Glenn Spencer Kurt Kyer Francis Ky er Jr Walter Gates Francis Rogers James Kelleher Terry Brown Patricia Main and daughter Mark Rice Rose Brownell Frank Willbrant Carmela Brandi John Powers Jr and spouse. April 13 appears as the noted date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Amadon
Martha Porter
Frank R. Stemp
Glenn Spencer
Bennington
Kurt Kyer
Francis Kyer Jr
Frank Wirmusky
Walter Gates
Hoosick Falls
Francis Rogers
Manchester Depot
James Kelleher
South Dorset
Terry Brown
Jacksonville
Patricia Main
Mark Rice
Rose Brownell
Frank Willbrant
North Petersburg
Carmela Brandi
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Tucson
Ariz
Mervin R. Lewis
Marcel J. Lewis
Tucson Medical Center
Peru
Ind
Mr. Lewis
Frank
Addie
Tate) Lewis
Velma
Donald R. Lewis
First Methodist
Hudson Falls
N.Y
Tucson Mortuary
Bennington Briefs
Bennington County Women’s Democratic Club
St. Francis
BCHS
Earl Tripp
North Branch Street
Tipton
Kansas
Philip Gasper
Gasper
Tripp
Hattie Nichols
Bessie Kendall
School Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Rural Fire Department
Mike Walker
Eugene LaCroix
Robert Hewson
Rural School Board
Partment of Health
Illinois
Ford Foundation
Harte Theatre
Amocrick
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Statute Police
Harvey Jones
Marshfield
House. Jones
Barre
Buckler
Set
Sayles Ce
Clarks Woods
Bennington Flats
Monument Avenue
By Patricia Prandini
Bchs Saber
Notre Dame High School Boys’ Glee Club
Peter McCann
Richie Meehan
Frankie and
Johnny
McCann
Mountain den
Edward McCarley
Jim Hart
Paul D’avant
Robert Iorillo
James Burbank
CSC
Fr. Burbank
Glee Club
Bridgeport, Conn
Bennington Catholic High School Guild
Holy Cross
John Powers Jr
Walloomsac, N.Y
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