Rev King to speak at Middlebury Vespers in Mead Chapel
The Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. will be guest preacher at 4 30 p m Sunday Vespers in Mead Chapel on the Middlebury College campus. The public is invited. King Sr. is Ebenezer Baptist Church co pastor in Atlanta and father of the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. He has held leadership roles with the Atlanta Missionary Baptist Association the SCLC and is a trustee of several institutions. (Facts drawn from the readable text.)
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Middlebury
Martin Luther King Sr
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Atlanta
Christine K. Farris
Spelman College
A. D. Williams King
Bryant Preparatory Institute of Atlanta
Morehouse College School of Religion
Morris Brown College
Wilberforce University
University of Hawaii
Morehouse
Dr. King
Atlanta Missionary Baptist Association
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta University
Morehouse College
Interdenominational Theological Center
Carrie Steele Pitts
Vermont
Jermain Church Women to Meet May 6 at Mrs McCart Home
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Jermain Church will gather May 6 at Mrs James McCart’s residence. Miss S Elizabeth Goodrich will speak on her recent trip to Israel. Miss Debbie Philpott of Breese Hollow Road Hoosick NY visited Miss Mary Baldwin over the weekend. Duane and Mary Beth Robinson earned a second award in division two at the Grange.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Jermain Church
James McCart
S. Elizabeth Goodrich
Israel
Debbie Philpott
Breese Hollow Road
Hoosick
N.Y
Mary Baldwin
Duane
Mary Beth Robinson
the Grange
Wilmington selects 29 year old as town police officer
Wilmington selectmen named David Donley, 29, to the new second full time officer post. Donley, longtime state liquor store manager, was chosen from six applicants after tests including a lie detector. He will start immediately and attend the State Police Academy at Norwich.
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Wilmington
David Donley
Donley
Charles Goodnow
Norwich
Dave
Goodnow
Windham County
Readsboro Hometown Notices and Events Summary
Readsboro and surrounding areas list the Dollars for Scholars drive for Whitingham High School seniors with canvassers from local families and streets. Green Up Day set for May 1 with student volunteers from grade seven up meeting at Readsboro Central School. Local hospital visits include Thomas Sucharzewski Sr returning from North Adams Hospital and Alice Bailey, Billy Clark, and others noted as patients. Community updates mention church meeting in Burlington and various visits and family travel across readsboro area.
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Whitingham High School
Readsboro
Readsboro Falls
Heartwellville
Main Street
Sue
Martha Birch
School Street
Kevin Howard
Lee Bolognani
Brooklyn Street
Wendy Lowe
Shirley
Dorothy Lemaire
Hale
Jane Williams
Jarvie Hill
Depot Street
Gary Ran
Denis Marchegiani
Tunnel Street
Paul
Mark Demasi
South Hill
Virginia
Lowerre
William Bowen
Robert Berard
North Hill
Carol King
Craig Bartosewiz
Greg Smith
Heartwellville. Ee
Readsboro Central School
Hoosick Falls Board Faces Infiltration In New Sewage System
Hoosick Falls village board spent three hours reviewing ongoing water infiltration into the new sewage treatment system. Engineers noted the plant handles far less than actual peaks, with the pumping station averaging nearly one million gallons daily while the system’s design targets 725,000 to 1.0 million. The board approved three corrective steps: a $3,000 infiltration survey, up to $1,000 for repairing a washed-out manhole by DeJulio Co., and authorization for highway chief Sprague to plug holes and vent as needed. A May 18 public hearing was set to amend zoning for Douglas Ogilvie’s plumbing business near Fifth St. The board planned further budget sessions to meet the midnight deadline.
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Edith Beaumont
Morrell Vrooman Engineers
Gloversville
Lee T. Guild Jr
Clyde Dunn
Guild
DeJulio Company
Douglas Sprague
Hoosick Falls Teen Scout Drive Names Berlant Leader
Harry McNeil announces Joseph T. Berlant of Hoosick Falls as Hoosick town area chairman for the Mohican Council Boy Scouts of America. The drive aims to raise over $23,000 locally toward a total $84,000, with funds from United Fund and corporate donors.
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Harry McNeil
Mohican Council
Boy Scouts of America
Joseph T. Berlant
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
United Fund
Glens Falls
Cambridge
Hoosick Grange
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Camp Wakpominee
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Wilmington Selectmen
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Nancy Birch
Clinton Birch
Castleton State College
Castleton
O— Thomas Sucharzewski Sr
Glen Ave
North Adams Hospital
North Adams, Mass
Alice Bailey
Albany General Hospital
Albany, N.Y
Billy Clark
Mrs. Clark
Stella Birch
Eleanor Underwood
North Adams
Mass
Manchester
Charles Bonenti
Ingrid Frykholm
Chicago
Edward Kyer Jr
Jennifer
Syracuse
Edward Kyler Sr
Robert Niles
Gertrude Cooper
Marguerita Cooper
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Norma Travis
North Haleton, N.J
Norman Perry
Mrs
Robert Marsh
Boston, Mass
O— Thomas Kyer
Bethany
Mark Okerman
Gordon Nesbitt
Tops & Bottoms
Jamaica
Ey U
Troy-Bennington Road
RTE
Bennington, VT
Haynes & Kane Inc
Main St
Norelco
Tesareress Div
J. F. Collin’s
Lady Norelco
Douglas Ogilvie
Fifth St
Vera Langlais
Green Mountain Rams
National Camping and Hiking Association
North Pownal
Albert Dickinson
William Thomas
Massachusetts
New York
John O'Dell
Raymond Mattat
Ernest Eddy
Buskirk
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Bennington
Aoe
Ce ‘Wickes
North Street