Pleasant Valley grange to meet in South Cambridge
The Pleasant Valley grange will hold a meeting Friday April 19 at 8 pm in the hall. A combined service of circuit churches is set for Sunday April 21 at 10 30 am at North Hoosick United Methodist Church Pastor Rev Harry Burdess will lead with Sunday school at 9 am. The Good Friday prayer vigil was held with many participants.
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Pleasant Valley Granges
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Columbia Box Co
South Cambridge
Belle Welling
Sherman Welling
Stuart Brownell Sr
Ensign Aiken
Roy Graves
George Stannard
Edward Hepp
Burdess
Walter McNall
Wilson P. Pratt
Steven Pratt
Gary McNall
John Kersey
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Helen Pratt
Peggy Underwood
Burton
Hazel Welling
Vera Trinkle
Helen Hamilton
Mary Aiken
Rose Trinkle
Pownal Community Notices Include Rehearsals Meetings and Hearings
Pamela Blakeman invites choir rehearsal at Pownal Baptist Church Wednesday at 6 30 pm with a prayer service at 7 30. A public hearing on New England Telephone Co petition to erect poles wires and fixtures will be held Thursday at 11 am at the town clerk's office. A meeting about preserving the North Pownal School is set for Monday April 22 at 8 pm at the North Pownal firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Baptist Church
New England Telephone Co
North Pownal
North Pownal Firehouse
Mary McClellan Hospital Week Admissions Discharges
Cambridge residents and surrounding areas see April 7 to April 13, 1974 as the week for hospital activity with multiple admissions listed including Lisa Aubey Harold Baker Donna Durkee Phyllis Ely Florence Flint Sandra Herrmann Nancy Jamieson Frederica Jones Mary Klein and Marion E with corresponding towns Greenwich Cambridge Schuylerville Hoosick Salem Granville Hoosick Falls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N.Y
Lisa J. Aubey
Greenwich
Harold Baker
Donna L. Durkee
Schuylerville
Phyllis S. Ely
Hoosick
Florence W. Flint
Salem
Sandra A. Herrmann
Nancy A. _ Jamieson
Frederica L. Jones
Granville
Mary E. Klein
Hoosick Falls
Marion E
North Bennington notices and library event update
No story hour this week at McCullough Library. Villagers and Triangle Home makers Extension Groups meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the library. Dianne Hall will demonstrate French cooking. Discharges listed include Cecil L. Greene Sr Inga P Hatonen Nancy A Jamieson Charles M Keegan George E McInerney Horatio Monroe Anna Mae Morris Laurence R Norton Robert Peabody Leonard Purdy and Aline M Sucese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Triangle Homemakers
McCullough Library
Dianne Hall
Robert Peabody
Cambridge
Leonard Purdy
Thomson
Aline M. Sucese
Radical politics and American Pietism lecture by Strout
Williams College hosts Cornell professor Cushing Strout for a public lecture on Radical Politics and American Pietism. He will discuss religious positions' political effects, drawing on his Harper and Row book New Heavens and New Earth and prior works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Cushing Strout
Cornell University
Fitch- Prospect
Williams College
Williams History Department
Strout
America
Harper and Row
Charles Becker
Charles Beard
Williams
Harvard
Yale
Cal Tech
Cornell
Birthday greetings and church events in White Creek
White Creek Joseph Thompson marked his 84th birthday on April 12 with visitors from Mid dlefield and Middletown, Conn. A belated party followed at Gospel Lighthouse Church. Altar flowers at Jermain United Methodist honored several families. Bible classes set for April 29. Jermain Church service and Sunday schedule noted. Marion Knapp of Bennington spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thompson
Thompson
Paul Bellemare
Joyce
Middlefield
Conn
Michael Bellemare
Middletown
Jerome Robertson
Donna
Jermain United Methodist Church
Robert Niles
Rita
Marguerite Cooper
Fremont Meerworth Sr
John Souness
Florence
Betsy
Stewart Brownell Jr
James Harrington
Arnold Harrington
Gary Brown
Jermain Church
Sunderland School Board Meeting Maintains Calendar and Hiring
Sunderland school officials met to address a single leak at Sunderland Elementary in the kitchen and signed Charles Shafer as seventh and eighth grade teacher for the rest of the year. The 180 day calendar was approved, and town meeting day will not disrupt schooling. Parents and staff discussed duties, with further study planned on a duties checklist before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Edward Houlihan
Charles Shafer
Shafer
Paulette Kelly
Houlihan
Bennington- Rutland Supervisory Union
Easter balloons deliver church message in Taylor Pa
Three residents on an Easter Sunday stroll in Hoosick Falls, N.Y., found four balloons released Easter morning from St. Paul’s United Church of Christ in Taylor, Pennsylvania. The attached card urged replying, noting the church’s 100th year of Resurrection celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Taylor
Margaret Boutin
Fiske Street
Breese Hollow
George Philpott
Carrie Philpott
Clinton Philpott
Béllddsiay
New Books Arrive at McCullough Library Catalog
A shelf of new arrivals showcases diverse titles from fiction to design. Notable entries include The Zoo Was My World and A Victorian Son alongside guides like Practical Upholstering and Drapery Cutting Making for readers and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough Library
Young
Barchester Towers
Trollope
Pride’s Way
Molloy
Hayes
Lions Club Donates Mobile Screening Vans to Vermont Health Dept
Two mobile health screening units donated by the Lions Club and Vermont Association for the Blind to the Vermont Health Department. An informational meeting will be held Thursday, April 18 at 7:00 p.m. in the Wilmington High School gym with Patricia Kuehn from the state health department. Public invited. for questions call Mrs. DeFlorio in Brattleboro or Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Vermont Health Department
Lions Club
Vermont Association For the Blind
Wilmington High School
Patricia Kuehn
Vermont State Health Department
DeFlorio
Brattleboro
Chester
Shaftsbury Reassessment meetings run smoothly with residents
Selectmen reported the first day of reassessment meetings at Cole Hall went smoothly with United Appraisal Inc. reps and listers noting no irate residents. South news from Shaftsbury mentions mistakes will be corrected and invites residents to call 442-3048 to schedule discussions. the board also approved liquor licenses for Harrington's Store and the Iron Kettle Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
United Appraisal Inc
Cole Hall
Selectman
Merton Snow
Snow
Raymond Favreau
Favreau
Shaftsbury Hollow
Iron Kettle
Harrington
Robert Sugarman
Tony Altobell
Selectmen
Registration day for Arlington kindergarten entrants
Sunderland The Arlington Nursing Association hosts a registration day for Arlington Sandgate and Sunderland children entering kindergarten this fall. Activities include a physical exam immunizations and an amblyopia screen. Sessions run Monday April 22 and Monday April 29 from 9 am to noon at the Arlington Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arlington Nursing Association
Arlington
Sandgate
Sunderland
Arlington Community House
Boy Scouts Plan Bicentennial Fitness Safety Emphasis
Glens Falls N Y Mohican Council faces 3950 members in second year bicentennial effort with theme Be Prepared for Life Be Safe Be Fit. Over 1500 Cub Scout Scout and Explorer units will focus on home traffic and outdoor safety and conserving human resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N.Y
Boy Scouts of America
Mohican Council
Stuart Sturges
Sturges
B.S.A
Bragdon to speak on impeachment at Hoosac
Henry Bragdon historian and educator will lecture to the Hoosac School body and the public on impeachment Friday April 19 at 8 p.m. in the school lecture hall. The talk will be non partisan and cover history constitutional and current angles. Bragdon will meet with history classes and faculty Saturday morning. He will discuss presidential crisis and possible temporary resignation and assess impacts of the impeachment situation. He is Cowles Professor Emeritus at Phillips Exeter and author of multiple history texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
Henry Bragdon
Hoosac
Bragdon
Judiciary Committee
Cowles
Phillips Exeter Academy
Woodrow Wilson
Hoosick Grange notes on lecturer program and contests
At Hoosick Grange the lecturer program featured a raspberry pie and jelly roll contest. Mrs. Ernest Haas won pie with 91, while Mrs. Donald S. Hewitt took second with 73. Hewitt also won jelly roll with 91, and Carleton Philpott placed second with 90. Judges were Cottrell, Lepew, and Green. A film by Carleton Philpott titled The Railroader was shown. Master Wesley Hall led the meeting as a donation to the American Red Cross was approved. A June barbecue is planned, and a New York trip was swapped for a Sterling Forest bus excursion on June 1. Details from Mrs. Mable W. Hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Grange
Wilfred Knapp
Ernest Haas
Donald S. Hewitt
Carleton Philpott
N. Clifford Cottrell
Betty Lepew
Victoria Green
Wesley Hall
American Red Cross Fund
Legislative Committee
Grange
Ralph J. Griswold
Mable W. Hewitt
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Margaret Aiken
Lois A. Virtue
Dorothy
Coila
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Gertrude Aiken
Carol Child Rosenblith
Bennington College
Frank Baker
Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church
Rosenbith
New England Conservatory
Mark Pearson
Indianapolis
Boston
London
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
Richard Champney
Earl Campbell
Niles School Road
Walter Czarnecki
Adams
Karen Hurley
Jason Campbell
Patrick Lanteigne
P.T.G
Betty Crocker
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington
Vermont Association For Crippled Children
Vermont
Rutland
Eugene Daugherty
Schoolhouse Road
Mary McClellan Hospital
North Bennington
Eleanor Niles
Marion Knapp of
Sunderland School Board
Claude Hoards
Mrs
Roy Andrew
Florida
John Tudor
Earl Tudors
Frank Chiemento
New York
Gilbert
Roy
Hall
Inspector Ghote
Fields
Jolson
Freedland
George M. Cohan
McCabe
Cooley
Minetree
Bobby Fischer
Brady
Nichols
Hyde Park
Walker
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H
South Street
By Sheilah Miller
Alvan Lawrence
Lawrence
Interstate Equipment Co
Austin
Chicago
Gerald Raftery
Fisher Elementary School
Arlington High School
Rodgers and Hart
Boy
Filey
England
UPI
Kathleen Waggitt
Waggitt
Eedee
Elm ST
I. Wickes
North Street
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