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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1968

Page

12

Two Held in Jail On Larceny Charges

Two young men, Louis W. Pahl and Alvin R. Aiken, are jailed in Bennington County awaiting formal arraignment on grand larceny breaking and entering and petty larceny charges. Pahl faces $2,400 bail after a prior chase ended in a collision. Aiken faces $1,900 bail for chain saw theft and related break ins. Judge George M. Fienberg ordered pro forma not guilty pleas for both and said counsel would be assigned before Wednesday’s arraignment.

Bennington County George M. Fienberg Louis W. Pahl Sunderland Pahl Bennington Daniel Fager Fred W. Forcier Warner, N.H A. J. Dewey & Sons McKinley Street Floyd Rice Keith Watkin Cipperly Bros Fienberg Alvin R. Aiken North Bennington Fager Dewey Lumber

Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Vietnam News

Bennington briefs cover TOPS and other local group meetings at VFW Hall Moose Hall and First Methodist Church with volunteers and speakers named. Also reports on Vietnam fighting near Hue Saigon and Tuy Hoa with civilian casualties and displacements as UPI correspondents describe ongoing battles and refugee flows.

Hospital Notes February 2 1968 Admissions and Births

Friday to Sunday hospital notes list admissions James Messe of Manchester De pot. births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Kent of Danby on February 4. Discharges show none. named patients include Emma Smith Hoosick Falls Louis Harris North Pownal Edda Gosselin Floyd Mattison Gertrude Bishop Bennington and others across Bennington Manchester Hoosick Falls and surrounding towns.

Emma Smith Hoosick Falls Louis Harris North Pownal Edda Gosselin Floyd Mattison Gertrude Bishop Bennington Jacob Webber Diane Webber Eagle Bridge N.Y James Wickenden North Bennington James Messe Manchester Helen Brodeski Walter Kent Danby

Knights of Columbus Mark 70th Birthday in Bennington

Alexander B Drysdale of the Vermont Development Board spoke at a banquet in Bennington celebrating Council 307 founded Feb 6 1898. The two day fest included a Saturday dance and a midnight buffet attended by 200. The booklet credits founders leaders and major donors and notes the council’s growth and the 1948 building with bowling alleys and council chambers.

Alexander Drysdale Vermont Development Board Knights of Columbus Bennington Council K of C Haddad Alexander B. Drysdale Bennington Knights of Columbus Hall Bennington Council 307 Kofc Drysdale A. J. Barron Council 307 Harry Hurley The Home Association of Council 307 Hurley K of C Council Barron Robert E. Cummings Jr Charles Wallen CSC Walter F. Miller St. John the Baptist Church North Bennington Leonard Anzivino Henry H. Mallory Francis B. Flanagan Kenneth A. Littlefield Waterbury William Stafford New Haven Banner K of C Group St. Francis de Sales Academy Margolin North Street Opera House Main Street U.S George D. Aiken

Parochial High School Band Support Honored by Council 307

Stanford University figures sign foreword with church and academic leaders led by Rabbi Arthur Lelyveld. Council 307 Centennial booklet lists fifty year members and officers including Anzivino and Burke while Vermont state and Benedictine notes name Morrissey and Haddad.

Stanford University Arthur Lelyveld American Jewish Congress John C. Bennett Union Theological Seminary Harvey Cox Harvard Divinity School Robert Drinan Boston College Law School Episcopal C. Kilmer Myers San Francisco Paul Moore Jr Washington Brook Mosley Wilmington Del John Wesley Lord Dana McLean Greeley Unitarian Universalit Association Abraham Heschel Jewish Theological Seminary New York Council 307 J. J. Cunning J. F. O’brien William McLaughlin Earl Patten George Foucher Harry Hurley Robert E. Cummings Sr Thomas J. Donovan Prosper Deschenes Herbert Horst Anzivino Grand Charles Holden John Burke Edwin Maroney George Coutu Joseph Carroll Harry Short Leo Plourde J. Russell Carpenter Jr Gerald E. Morrissey Bennington Vermont State Council Edward Haddad

Five Accidents Reported By State Police

State Police investigated five one car accidents Saturday causing considerable damage but no serious injuries. In Winhall William C. Levensaler 23 Bondville drove into a snowbank on V1 11 30. Joyce L Peterson Pownal escaped with minor lacerations after her 1960 Dodge left the road into a brook on U S 7. Louis Dryden 18 South Londonderry hit a guard post and rolled down an embankment in Winhall. George Griffis 23 Shaftsbury on U S 7 struck a tree head on after passing another vehicle. James Lockhart Jr 51 Norwalk Conn failed to negotiate a curve near a bridge on VT 313 hitting a pole and guard posts with 1600 dollars damage.

Saigon Cholon Mekong Delta Bien Hoa Vietnam South Vietnam U.S Tuy Hoa Hue UPI Alvin B. Webb Jr Webb Thomas Corpora Chinatown Winhall William C. Levensaler Bondville Joyce L. Peterson Pownal U.S. 7 Peterson Louis Dryden South Londonderry Dryden Shaftsbury George Griffis Grif Fis

Funeral service for Mrs. James R. Lovett held in area

The funeral for Mrs. Jessie Sumner Lovett of 319 Pleasant St. occurred Sunday at Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Rev. H Glenn Payne officiated, with entombment in Park Lawn Chapel and burial planned later. Relatives and friends attended from Schenectady, Hoosick Falls, Albany and nearby areas.

James R. Lovett Jessie Sumner Pleasant St Putnam Memorial Hospital Mahar & Son Funeral Home H. Glenn Payne First Baptist Church Park Lawn Chapel Schenectady Hoosick Falls Albany N.Y Eastern Star Anthony Francis Greenslet Leon W. Eldred Kenneth Pratt Harold Humphrey Park Lawn Cemetery Day Funeral Randolph Cincinnati Ohio Sunderland Henrietta Holden Hanson - Walbridge Arlington Max Webster Federated Church Jay Mattison Harold Mattison Ralph Bentley Pearl Hoyt North Bennington Everett Hoyt Ernest Bentley Weeden Rutland Delaware Ira Allen Cemetery Mr. Webster Sacred Heart Church Holy Name Society Pittsfield St. Mary’s Catholic Church Ballston Spa

Hotel Fire At Burlington Hotel Kills And Injures Several

A Burlington hotel fire woke a guest who described a commotion before smoke filled the room. Firefighters broke the window and helped him and five others escape. One man suffered smoke inhalation and was hospitalized. The incident recalls deadly hotel blazes in 1913 1966 and 1963.

Burlington City Hospital Fullerton Arcadia Paramount Hotel Sherry Biltmore Hotel

BFRC Announces Annual Meeting and Guest Speaker

The Bennington Friends of Retarded Children will hold its annual meeting on February 12 at Saint John the Baptist Parish House in North Bennington. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. features guest speaker Earl L. Long, assistant director of the Connecticut Office of Mental Retardation, who oversees grant in aid programs for day care centers.

Bennington

Obituary: Raymond E. LaFranchise 1894 196? World War I veteran

Raymond E. LaFranchise 73 of 205 Scott St. Bennington Vt died Sunday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after frail years. A World War I veteran who served overseas 1917 1919 he worked 16 years for General Electric in Pittsfield Mass retiring in 1959 as a guard in the ordnance department. He was born June 28 1894 to Francis and Ernestine LaFranchise and lived most of his life in Bennington. He married Anna Fanning in 1919. she died in 1962. He was a skilled painter and paperhanger and had been self employed.

Raymond E. LaFranchise Scott St General Electric Co Pittsfield Mass Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Francis and Ernestine (LePine) LaFranchise Holden-Leonard LaFranchise Ordnance Department U.S. Army Btiy. C. 51St Artillery Anna Fanning Hoboken N.J Ray LaFranchise Austin Texas Durand Felter Robert E. Nadeau Naples Fla Roscoe Jessie (Durand) Felter Art Students League New York City Hudson Valley Group Woodstock N.Y England Mon Reader Edward Giesecke Meeting House Hill Cemetery West Springfield Felter Nadeau West Road Nad

Brace Judged Delinquent In Robbery

A Bennington youth pleaded guilty January 25 to armed robbery in the daylight hold up of DeMarco's Sporting Goods last November and was adjudged a delinquent minor in Bennington District Court. Judge George M. Fienberg suspended the sentence for Ronald K. Brace 19 placing him on probation at Lakeside Center Burlington for at least six months. Brace must make restitution to DeMarco as determined by probation officials.

Bennington DeMarco George M. Fienberg Ronald K. Brace Brace Lakeside Center Burlington Robert E. Cummings Jr Fienberg Robert Poblocki

Checklists Required At Vermont Party Caucuses

Republican publicity co chair man Peter R Donovan III announced checklists must be used at party caucuses under a new law signed Jan 17 with secret ballots in contested nominations. The note details S 1084, Section 726a, and mentions a Feb 8 caucus at the state xory with Democratic caucus at the courthouse.

Republican Publicity Peter R. Donovan III Bennington Vermont State Xory

Bail Set for Snyder on Nine Driving Offenses

Donald Snyder, 24, of Bennington, had bail set at 800 in Bennington District Court on nine counts of motor vehicle offenses and disturbing the peace tied to incidents in Bennington and Shaftsbury. Pro forma not guilty pleas entered. he returns Wednesday for arraignment and counsel assignment.

Bennington District Court Donald Snyder Bennington Shaftsbury George M. Fienberg Snyder BenMont Avenue Tpr Thomas Marcotte Kenneth Rock Kevin A. Mears U.S Charles A. Hosley Manchester Farrell J. Lynch Danbury Conn Fienberg Lynch Millard Skidmore Sandgate Gordon Tobin Fred Hoag Michael de Monda Robert Poblocki Tobin

Senior Citizens Plan Card Party on Friday Night

The Senior Citizens Club plans a Friday card party at North Street rooms with hostesses Mrs. Ruby Schindler and Mrs. Mary Quackenbush. Playing begins at 8 pm. rooms are being remodeled. Last party featured Pitch and 500 with prizes awarded to Helen Burgess, Eva Montgomery, Alfred Davis, Sarah Stewart, Caroline Carey, Wesley Montgomery, William Schindler, and a special prize to Sarah Stewart.

Senior Citizens Club North Street Ruby Schindler Mary Quackenbush Alice Thompson Valera Waite Helen Burgess Eva Montgomery Alfred Davis Sarah Stewart Caroline Carey Wesley Montgomery William Schindler

Stock Averages Dow Jones Batch Noon Feb Co Albany 1968

The report shows Dow Jones industrials at 859.97 down 3.59, rail yields at 227.34 down .97, and utilities around 129.54 with the composite average at 303.64 down 1.09. Volume traded was 4,990,000 shares as noon quotes are recorded by the Albany firm.

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YMCA Mt. Anthony Jr. High Air Force Reserve Vt. Bank & Trust Mt. Anthony Union High Building Fund Country Club Jr. High Armory Bennington Briefs Green Mountain Tops VFW Women of the Moose Moose Hall Nancy Livingston June Kittel Marion Charest Valentine King’s Daughters Jennie Gardinier Elm St First Methodist Church Clyde Garner Mike Shane Bennington High School Ted Bird Practical Nurse Association of Vermont, Inc Nurses Home Richard B. Davis Court St. Andrew Catholic Daughters of America Pope John XXIII Institute School Street Africa Franklin S. Billings Jr Second Congregational Church Therese Goodermote Cecile Roy Park Street Extension Miss Goodermote Miss Roy MAUHS Drama _ Department David and Lisa Evans ADV Albert Dean Thomas Kelly Edna Charbonneau Patricia Frost Bette Bradley Florence Baker Buskirk Lillian Lancour Area Funerals BFRC Karl O. Estes Maude (Foster) Estes Grand Chapter of Second Congregational Thomas D. Steffen Estes OES Fleter Hall Lady Bird VFW Parley Lyndon Johnson Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars White House Johnson Keep America Washington, D.C Department of Vermont Frances Mitchell Wilma Costa E.H. Gorton Mabel (Jackson) Gorton Maple Hill Road Zion Episcopal Church Robert L. Clayton Orrin Beattie Earle Fowler Donald McKubbin Daughters of the American Revolution Hanson- Walbridge Red Mountain Lodge 63 F&am Evergreen Cemetery Robert Battis North Adams Searsburg Fish and Game Dept Battis Plan Party Dow-Jones—Bachk E & Co Harte Theatre Eve Metro-Goldwyn:Mayer Presents Peter Glenville Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Alec Guinness Peter Ustinov Graham Greene Panavisiog Metrocolor
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