Obituary notes 3 deaths in Vermont towns
Hawley J. Bump 81 of 115 McCall St died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Henry John Luinetti 44 of South Londonderry found fatally shot at Red Clover Lodge. Margaret A. Stitt 58 of 136 McCall St died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after two weeks as a patient. Funeral plans announced for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley J. Bump
McCall St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mr. Bump
Lorenzo
Julia Ann (Leno) Bump
Sunderland
Laura Hayes
Arlington
Fillmore & Slade
Bennington Falls
Vermont Tissue
Bump
Charles
Hallie) Peterson
North Bennington
Gertrude Hoag
Bennington
Wesley L. Bump
Shaftsbury
Harley
May) Dent
Fort Ticonderoga
N,y
Anna Kuper
Harry
Julia) Thomas
Salem
Irving
Carrie) Littlefield
Rollie Martindale
Granville
N.Y
Floyd L. Bump
Mahar & Son Funeral
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Hinsdillville
South Londonderry
Henry John Luinetti
Red Clover
Rinaldo
Luinetti
Darrell I. Luinetti
Green Mountain Patriots
Banner
Vermont
Frank Siebert
Bellows Falls
John Rocray
Springfield
Adams
Chester
Wood Ridge
N.J
Rinaldo and
Palmira (Coy) Luinetti
West River Lodge
F&am
West River Lodge Ioof
West River Rod & Gun Club
Pauline Phillips
Charlot
John
Mareina Rossi
Staten Island
Londonderry Congregational Church
Jordan Dickinson
Riverside Cemetery
Londonderry
Margaret A. Stitt
Art Ward
Ben-Mont Avenue
Rowe
Mass
Edgar H
Geneva (Bolton) Pike
Readsboro
Olin
Phyllis) Smith
Woodford
Geneva G. Pike
Catherine Dean
Newburgh
Jeannette Hicks
Greenfield
Laurence Bolton
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Park Lawn Chapel
Riverview Cemetery
Whitingham
Deer Among Weekend Crashes Ends in Fatal Collision
A deer was the only fatal casualty in five weekend accidents investigated by Bennington Village and state police. A driver from East Arlington struck the deer on U S 7, while other incidents involved injuries from a rollover on Kelly Stand Road, a shaftsbury collision with a tank truck, and a pole collision in Shaftsbury. One crash on Ben Mont Avenue left two cars extensively damaged and two drivers bruised, with the deer killed as reported by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Howard A. Jennings
East Arlington
Jennings
U.S. 7
Virginia L. Legacy
Arlington
Kelly Stand
Sunderland
Legacy
Vermont 67
Shaftsbury
Joseph W. Towslee
Burgess Road
Fairdale Farms Inc
Silver
Grandview Streets
Robert L. Gibbons
Maple St
Stephen J. Jesseman
R,f.d. 1
Bennington
Gibbons
Silver Street
Jesseman
Grandview Street
David Buchanan
Pageant Street
Gerald M. Pierse
Milford
Conn
Buchanan
School Street
Ben Mont Avenue
David Caron
North Bennington Road
Caron
Barbara
Bolivian miners seize American aid workers prompting strikes
Miners in Bolivia seize four U.S. officials and several other foreigners in Catavi while delivering a $15,000 government aid check for a miners' school. The Americans include Michael Kristula of Cadillac Michigan and Bernard Rifkin of Brooklyn New York along with a Peace Corps volunteer. Canadian and other nationalities are among the captives. The group and location point to a tense labor dispute as efforts to secure release continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Raymond J. Amiro
Townsend
Mass
American Red Cross
Andre Betii
Alfred Pinsonneault
Robert van Ness
Charles Perkins
John Galvagni
Pierre le Tourneau
Carl Hulbert
Donald Greenslet
Edward Gardner
Richard Watson
Robert Nolan
Buckler
Bolivia
United States
Martin
Michael A. Kris
Tula
Cadillac
Mich
USIA
Bernard Rifkin
Brooklyn
N.Y
U.S. Agency For International Development
Robert Gergerstrom
Peace Corps
Honolulu
Catavi
U.S
Khrushchev vows Soviet resolve against Western political demands
Khrushchev told 6,000 party delegates that the Soviet Union would not trade wheat or chemical equipment for political concessions. He denounced Western critics led by Adenauer as impotent and asserted the USSR would advance seven year plans using its own reserves without Western support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Konrad
Adenauer
Catholic Daughters Meet with Supper Preceding Session
The Catholic Daughters of America set a 6 30 supper with co chairmen Mrs Catherine Dermody and Mrs Catherine Deery before their Tuesday meeting. The 8 o clock business session will include fund raising reports. MSgt Gerald F Colvin, son of Mr and Mrs Fayette Colvin, is home on leave after completing Fort Bragg Special Warfare School where he ranked second in a class of 186 NCOs. He will attend Army Language School in Monterey before Viet Nam advisory duty. He is married to Jeannine Garceau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Catherine Dermody
Catherine Deery
Gerald F. Colvin
Fayette Colvin
North Branch Street
U.S. Army Special Warfare School
Fort Bragg
N.C
Ranger School
Army Language School
Monterey
Calif
Viet Nam
Jeannine Garceau
Winter Sports Sale by PTA Wednesday
The Bennington Elementary PTA will hold its annual winter sale on Wednesday from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Bennington Area YMCA on Main Street. Used winter sports gear and PTA mother made foods will be sold with half the proceeds returning to donors and half to the PTA to fund the school hot lunch program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
PTA
Bennington Area
YMCA
Main Street
Harry Eddingtons
Bennington Births and Discharges Listed in Hospital Notes
Hospital notes record numerous births and discharges. Notable entries include Gordon Scott Hoyt, a son born Dec 7 at Lewis Gale Hospital Roanoke weighing seven pounds two ounces to former Bennington resident Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hoyt of Roanoke Virginia. Other items list multiple local residents discharged from area facilities on dates in early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Hoyt
Roanoke
Gordon Scott
Lewis Gale Hospital
Bennington
School Boards Discuss Buses For New Union High
Mt Anthony Union School Board and member district boards meet tonight at Molly Stark School at 7 30 open to the public. Transportation studies on student numbers buses and routes contrast with plans to integrate systems before estimating union costs. The union board will also summarize decisions on facilities for the proposed new school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Mt. Anthony Union School
Molly Stark
Union Board
Youth's Toe Grazed By Rifle Discharge
A Bennington youth William O Wright 15 of Ben Mont Avenue was slightly injured when his hunting rifle discharged grazing a toe while rabbit hunting. He stood near a stone wall the rifle slipped from his hands and fired. The bullet passed between the second and third toes. Wright was treated by Dr Arthur Faris and taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
William O. Wright
Ben Mont Avenue
Wright
Arthur Faris
Shaftsbury
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Area Schools Close At Noon For Teachers Meeting
All public and parochial schools in Arlington Greater Bennington North Bennington North Pownal Pownal Shaftsbury and Bennington will close at noon Wednesday to allow teachers to attend an area teachers meeting at Bennington Catholic High School. Woodford at school will stay open due to illness and substitution. Ford Foundation visit reports to be discussed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Greater Bennington
North Bennington
North Pownal
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Bennington Catholic High School
Ford Foundation
Stock Averages and Market Totals
The report lists stock averages with the industrial index at 760.43 up .18, railroads at 174.00 up .57, utilities at 137.18 up .38, and a composite average of 265.454 up .38. Total sales are reported at 2,010,000.
Breaks Probed At Two Arlington Schools
State police investigate break ins at Memorial High School and Fisher Elementary School in Arlington. Burglars shattered doors to reach offices and cabinets but took only a small amount, with the high school break discovered Sunday afternoon by a custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Memorial High
Fisher
Man Pleads No Contest in Careless Driving Case
Lester M. Jones of Bondville was fined $20 in Municipal Court after pleading no contest to careless and negligent driving. The state alleged he was involved in a Dec. 5 accident on U.S. 7 in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Jones
Bondville
Jones
U.S. 7
Manchester
Funeral Held For Miss Josephine A Morrissey At St Francis De Sales
The funeral for Miss Josephine A Morrissey took place at St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass led by Rt Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan. A prayer service occurred at Mahar and Son Funeral Home the night before. Attendees included out of town visitors Mr and Mrs Leonard Dickieson of New York and Mr and Mrs Homer Russet of Brattleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine A. Morrissey
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B. Flanagan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Flanagan
Park Lawn Chapel
Leonard Dickieson
New York City
Homer Russet
Brattleboro
Thrift Shop Opens Fridays and Saturdays Through Holidays
The thrift shop remains open each Friday and Saturday through Christmas and New Year week. Staff last week included Mrs Raymond Howard and Mrs Paul Cross on Friday and Mrs Charles Fienberg and Mrs Marjorie Hayes on Saturday. New items include a stand lamp cake plate silverware lamp shades and new dresses coats and maternity wear. They seek a playpen high chair training chair round pointed shovel and a set of encyclopedias plus paperback Westerns and a snow shovel for shop use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Howard
Paul Cross
Charles Fienberg
Marjorie Hayes
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Henry J. Luinetti
CDA Chapter
Court St. Andrew
Gertrude Martin
Priscilla Salem
Mary Carney
Anne Cummings
Worthy
Anastasia Russell
Dorothy Roy
Jeanette Butler
Monitor
Carolyn Eddington
Roberta Ibey
Terry Brunina
Sentinel
Louise Harris
Blanche Shea
Arthemise Plourde
Edna Purcell
Frances Bender
Mary Young
Stella Bruneau
Loretta Amadon
Josephine Henry
Plourde
Mary Sennett
Patricia Perrotta
Catherine Murphy
Marilyn Mahar
Barbara Hurley
Eleanor Harvey
Mary Lou Remington
Viola Ferguson
Ruth Prentice
Rutland
Marie Zoutaly
Court St, Rita
Margaret O'Malley
Court St. Mary
Hoosick Falls
Court Gaffney
Court St. Rita of
Court St. Mary of Hoosick Falls
Bennington Briefs
Mary Geer
Wellesley College
Houghton Memorial Chapel
Danforth Geer III
Seminary Lane
Old Bennington
Geer
Burr and Burton Seminary
Chamber Music
Academy
Military Order of
Caotile
Green Mountain
VFW
Seam Squirrel
Edward Vseburgh Jr
Kennedy
Eaton Rapids
St. Francis
BCHS
Arthur (Toge) Theberge
D. T
Main ST. Benningtown
Ckp
Madkour
Livingston, N. J
Fx-Lab Co
Livingston
N. J
Greenberg Son
Main St
William A. Riley
Eugene E. Bett
Donald Latif
David Michaels
Miledred Hoyt
R.D. 1
Ralph Larson
Irene Gilbar
Mary Mattison
Susie Mears
Charles W. Forrest
Beech Street
Philomene Pratt
R.D
Howard A. Parizo
Phyllis Flannery
Shirley LaCross
East Pownal
Eleanor Fairbanks
Joan Sanders
Frances Whitman
Atta Bible
Harry L. Briggs
Morgan Street
John LaFountain
LeBlanc
Edith Elwell
Beryl Palmer
Edna Seymour
Pauline Dowling
Anne Moore
Eleanor Albee
Martha Taylor
Yvonne Brown
Manchester Center
Dorothy Taber
White Creek
Rose Vallie
George Rogers Jr
Hallie Wilkie
Cora Green
North Hoosick
Cora Morgan
Donna Andrews
Charles Brasse
Michael Waythus
Vernon Stone
Manchester Depot
Florence Wilcox
Maureen Hulihan
Eagle Bridge
Burgess Brothers Construction Co
Independent Oil Co
Bennington Flats
Edward J. Cross
Woodford School
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Williamstown
Joseph E Lewing
Gina Lollobrigida
Pierre Brasseur
Marcello Mastroianni
Melina Mercour
Yves Montand
Jules Dassin
Embassy Pictures
Harte Theatre
VAC Lemmon
Thrift Shop
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