Red Cross Bloodmobile tops goal with 109 pints donated
Bennington County American Red Cross reports 109 donors gave blood on Wednesday. Mrs. Robert M. Parmelee praised volunteers and thanked Elks Lodge for barn use. Margaret Lillie set county record with 56 pints earning Gallon Club pin. Fifteen O Negative and 34 O Positive donors boosted supplies.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Bennington County
American Red Cross
Robert M. Parmelee
Elks Lodge
Noveck - Shultz
Margaret Lillie
Charles E. Dewey
Maurice Gropman
Charles B. Lack
Robert W. Mackey
Helen Swhneski
Leon Hilliard
Mary Mosher
Harry Percey
Bennington Trustees Close Out 1963 Fiscal Year
At a special meeting on Wednesday, Bennington Village Trustees closed the 1963 fiscal year. They authorized paying bills received by Wednesday and charged remaining bills to the next year's budget starting January 1. The budget is approved at March Village Meeting, leaving three months without a formal budget. The board weighed a $4 500 bid from Johnson Oil Co for a boiler in the village garage and will decide after assessing boiler needs, noting a $200 savings if a condensation pump is not used. They also earmarked $1 500 for a new police cruiser and planned bids after specifications. They discussed possibly buying a four wheel drive vehicle for highway next year.
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Bennington Village
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Hilda Hurley
Johnson Oil Co
Depot Street
Textron to Acquire Jones & Lamson in Springfield Sale
Jones & Lamson stockholders stand to gain about 34 a share from the sale and tax adjustments for 257,292 shares. Textron plans a purchase agreement and expects two thirds stockholder approval due to concentrated holdings. J&L employs about 800 locally with three Springfield plants and posted 1962 sales near 17 million, with growth forecast.
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J&l
Jones & Lamson
J&l Board of Directors
Springfield
Textron
Homelite
Bell Aircraft
New England
Waterbury - Farrell
Waterbury
Michigan
Bryant Chucking Grinder Co
Bryant
Funeral Held for Mrs Maybelle Westhoff in North Adams
The funeral for Mrs Maybelle Westhoff who died at a North Adams nursing home Monday was held at Mahar and Son Funeral Home. The Rev Melvin R McGaughey officiated. Bearers were Alvin Sears Louis Florini Joseph Evans Robert Chapman James Kearns and William Hassenpflug. Entombment followed at Park Lawn chapel with burial planned for Village Cemetery in the Spring. Relatives and friends attended from North Adams and Warehouse Point Connecticut.
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Maybelle Westhoff
North Adams
Mahar & Son Funeral
Melvin R. McGaughey
First Methodist Church
Alvin Sears
Louis Florini
Mass
Joseph Evans
Warehouse Point
Conn
Lawsuit Alleges Neck Injuries and Humiliation in Bennington Case
The plaintiff claims neck injuries requiring medical care and severe mental distress including humiliation. An attachment writ of $10,000 on Gibney’s property is filed with the Bennington Town Clerk to secure potential judgment. Trial is likely not until the June term of Bennington County Court.
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Gibney
Bennington
Bennington County Court
Obituary notices from Shaftsbury Lanesboro Troy and Bennington area
Albert A. Perkins 86 a White Creek NY native and retired farmer of West Shaftsbury died after a long illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Everett B Eaton 75 of Manchester Center died at Pittsfield General Hospital. Matthew L McGrath 73 Troy businessman and former baseball player died at home. Mrs Harry F Wentworth 72 formerly Isabelle Newell of 802 Gage St died at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Funeral services and burial details listed for each, with local church and cemetery information.
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Shaftsbury
Albert A. Perkins
White Creek
N.Y
West Shaftsbury
Putnam Memorial Hospital
William Deforge
Burgess Road
Mr. Perkins
Charles and
Jeannette (Waite) Perkins
Florence M. Whitman
North Bennington Baptist Church
Park Lawn
Grandview Cemetery
North Bennington
Lanesboro
Mass
Everett B. Eaton
Pittsfield General Hospital
Manchester
Jesse
Lillian (Gleason) Eaton
Mt. Equinox Grange
Belle White
Archie Eaton
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Frederick Peters
Laneseboro Federated Church
Factory Point Cemetery
Feneral
Troy
Matthew L. McGrath
Hoosick Falls
Harry F. Wentworth
Isabelle Newell
Gage St
Whitingham
Eline and
Polly (Dicks) Newell
Harry Wentworth
Second Congregational Church
Stanley Cummings
Bert Smith
First Methodist Church
Circle 1
Bennington Generals
Viola van
Lincoln D. Newell
Albert van
Harry van
Bennington
Lester van
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Melvin R. McGaughey
Park Lawn Chapel
White Chapel
Hoff to Visit Manchester Area Schools
Gov. Hoff will tour the Manchester-Rutland Supervisory School District after the year begins to assess facilities raised by Superintendent Robert V. Vail. He hopes the state Board of Education will join. the board reviews a perceived invitation refusal as he plans the trip.
Luksus's Bennington venture boosts American fabric aims
Luksus, the Chicago born designer, plans a Bennington firm to control production of bold hand and power loom prints. He praises American fabrics and aims to Paris sellings to elevate U.S. prestige. current orders come from New York while Philadelphia hold ups loom.
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Bennington
Luksus
Women’s Wear Daily
Sarmi
New York Times
Matisse
Paris
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Greece
Bennington Weavers Mill
H.E. Leonard Mill
Gra datim Group Meets with Mrs Burt on Painting
Thirty four members and two guests attend the Gra datim Group Christmas meeting at the First Baptist Church. Mrs Burt discusses modern painting trends and explains choices in her exhibited works including black grouse iron pieces and a cotton picker scene. Jan 6 tentatively agreed for next event.
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First Baptist Church
John Flitcroft
Harry S. Moses
W.G. Towart
Frederick A. Burt
Burt
Gen Taylor on mission to Pakistan in bid to ease tensions
General Maxwell D Taylor arrived in Karachi to mend strained Pakistan United States relations. He met with President Ayub Khan and officials after talks with Indian leaders and traveled via the Himalayas to view border tensions. He aims to reassure Pakistan about arms aid to India and deter a drift toward Red China.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Taylor
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Foreign Office
Defense Ministry
Himalayas
New Delhi
India
China
Nehru
Vermont panel backs central office for social services
A subcommittee endorses centralizing services with Burlington as the first hub and offices planned in Montpelier St Johnsbury Springfield Rutland and St Albans. The proposal would shift agencies and create four divisions while raising concerns over potential loss of local control.
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Burlington
Montpelier
St. Johnsbury
Springfield
Rutland
St. Albans
Vermont
Pittsford
Public Health
Waterbury State Hospital
Brandon Training School
Institution Department
Bennington Youth Council Sponsors New Year's Eve Dance
The Bennington Youth Council hosts a New Year’s Eve dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Second Congregational Church. Tickets cost $2 per couple, semi formal attire. Tickets from Mark Donavan, Bill Garrison, Scott Davis, or Doug McGaughey. Colle ples only. Moose Kiddies party set for Sunday. Moose and Auxiliary sign up children up to 12 years. Miss Lottie Smith released from Putnam Memorial Hospital and returned home on Main Street. Bennington Potters open evenings for Christmas shopping December 16 through 21 and December 23. Iron Kettle Friday special: baked haddock dinner for $1.35. Correction notes Beechnut coffee price.
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Bennington
Lottie Smith
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Wallace Mattison
Main Street
Rescue Squad Keeps Up Drive Until Sunday
The Bennington Rescue Squad continues soliciting funds through Sunday. Members will tally totals tonight with about $2,000 raised so far. Donors are asked to contribute $1 for a replated Sunday Albany Times Union front page honoring the squad. Papers distributed Sunday.
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Bennington
Albany Times — Union
Stock Averages Report At Noon On Dow Jones Markets
The noon market figures show the Dow Jones industrials, railroads, utilities, and composites with sales totals and percent changes. Industrials, railroads, and utilities are listed with values, while the composite shows overall movement and volume.
Hospital Notes List Births and Names From Bennington Area
A hospital notes section records birth announcements and names linked to Hoosick Falls Bennington Arlington Manchester Center and North Bennington. Individuals include Bernard Davock Miss Ann Harris DeForest Jones Mrs Mary Wright Master Scott Feeney Master Robert Young Jr Master Craig Reynolds Miss Jill Ann Bishop Mrs Mary Brillon Mrs Atta Bible Mrs Carole Palmer Mrs Frieda Pello Mrs Etta Philpott Mrs Therese Towne and daughter Henry Siemens Master Edward Waite Mrs Martha Bowen and twins Elinor Gibb and daughter and Mr and Mrs Philip Dorman plus Mr and Mrs Merton J Snow with a daughter born December 18.
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Mary Wright
Scott Feeney
Robert Young Jr
Craig Reynolds
Jill Ann Bishop
Mary Brillon
Atta Bible
Carole Palmer
Frieda Pello
Bennington
Etta Philpott
Therese Towne
Henry Siemens
Hoosick Falls
Barbara Sausville
North Bennington
Edward Waite
Martha Bowen
Arlington
Elinor Gibb
Manchester Center
Winter Driving Talk Tonight for Army Reserve Troops
State police trooper Arthur Yean will discuss winter driving hazards to members of the local U S Army Reserve unit. Teens are invited to attend the 7 15 p m session at the American Legion rooms on Chapel Road where the reservists HQ. The talk fulfills part of the soldiers training schedule.
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State Police
Arthur Yean
State Department of Public Safety
U.S. Army Reserve
American Legion
Chapel Road
Senate adjourns early as aid bill faces cuts and clash
The House backed a $3.2995 billion aid measure, trimmed to $2.8107 billion, with Senator Humphrey confident of Senate support against a House export import bank ban. Dirksen warned of further cuts on final passage and noted threats to adjourn for a Jan 7 second session.
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House
Minnesotan
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Humphrey
Appropriations Committee
Dirksen
Congress
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