Obituary: Mrs. Fred Stickles 90 of Bennington
Mrs. Daisy Rudd Stickles, 90, of 120 Imperial Ave., widow of Fred Stickles former president of Henry M. Tuttle Co., died at Crescent Manor Nursing Home. Born January 24, 1878 in Pleasant Valley she taught 27 years in Bennington schools after attending Castleton Normal School. She and Fred Stickles wed November 14, 1929 in New York City. he died in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stickles
Imperial Ave
Daisy Rudd
Crescent Manor
Bennington
Henry M. Tuttle Co
Merritt F
Ella Jane Rudd
West Bennington
Pleasant Valley
North Bennington
Castleton Normal School
Old
Stickles
Little Church
New York City
Tuttle Company
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Thomas A. Case
Fairview Ave
Readsboro
Rufus and
Theresa (Strope) Case
Elizabeth Galvin
Case
Howe Pond
Bennington Briefs Roundup Of Local Events And Notices
Local clubs announce meetings and events including Military Wives Club at 7 30 tonight with Capt McConnell speaking on Military Medicare Program. George Beshara named among bearers at Raymond LaFranchise funeral. Lions Club Valentine party Tuesday at Mt Anthony CC with buffet music and dancing. Dale Carnegie class vacancies announced. Harold Kramer sought for contact. Tremblay Sr seriously injured in Webster cave in January 29. hospitalized in Sodus NY with multiple fractures. temporary address given in Williamson NY. Valentine party planned for Senior Citizens Feb 14 at North Street rooms. bring dish and own tableware. Adult education ads promote free basic education for English learners and job skills. contact Montpelier VT education dept. Dr J H Manes office closure noted. Iron Kettle specials and hours listed, including Deep fried scallops and 9 10 PM happy hour. Dr Durand office closure dates given. Roller skating and dances at Twist a Burger Rink upcoming weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Lions Club
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bernard Bellemare
Dale Carnegie
Harold Kramer
Neil W. Tremblay Sr
Webster
N.Y
Wayne Community Hospital
Sodus
Bennington
Tremblays
North Centenary Road
Williamson
Republicans pick slate for town offices in Bennington caucus
The Bennington GOP caucus selected J Duncan Campbell for a three year town board term and Walter Danish for the one year unexpired term. Nominations continued with Norton Barber moderating and Mrs Alma Langlois nominated for town treasurer amid minor ballot disputes and high turnout. Rostr for the slate included Mary Hoddeck August Kelson and other local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Burt
Peter Donavan Jr
Armand A. Lampton
GOP
Atty
John P. Morrissey
Lang
Leon Eldred
Campbell
Eugene V. Clark
Norton Barber
Paul Bohne III
T. Garry Buckley
Morrissey
Barber
PMH Auxiliary Membership Drives Yearly Campaign Open
The Women’s Auxiliary of Putnam Memorial Hospital launches its annual membership drive inviting over 600 invitations to Mrs. Saul Forbert, treasurer. The group supports the hospital with Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas decorations and tray gifts, presents handmade puppets to admitted children, runs a gift shop, and funds three $100 nursing scholarships awarded to senior high school girls pursuing nursing careers, last year to Dolores Caron Yolanda Myers and Sandra Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Saul Forbert
Dolores Caron
Yolanda Myers
Bennington
Sandra Willis
North Bennington
Defeated Candidates To File Petitions
In Bennington, several defeated candidates at party caucuses announce plans to run as independents in the March 5 town meeting election. Arthur D. Taylor, who lost to Fred Baker for the three year selectman post, will file to run independently. Also, Mrs. Ruby Van Santvoord says she will file as an independent after losing the Democratic nomination for the one year selectman post to complete her late husband’s term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Arthur D. Taylor
Fred Baker
Selectman
Ruby van Santvoord
Richard Sleeman
Sister
Sleeman
Olof Bard
Bard
Bennington Taxpayers’ Protective Association
R. Alma Langlois
Democratic Town Committee
Joseph Higgins
Democratic Selectman
Ryerson N. Mausert
Democratic
Knights of Columbus
Perrotta
Kearns
Democratic Party
Lawrence Powers
Col
Raymond Murray
BTPA
Powers
Murray
William C. Hassenpflug
Atarms
Taylor
Baker
James Toolan
Cornell
van Santvoord
Selectmen
Ethan Allen
Bennington races hinge on highway plan and local race
Vermont lawmakers debate Hoff road bond plan and beltline funding. Delegates challenge Burlington beltline priority while parties fight over tax hikes and project spending. Bennington caucus eyes town treasurer post with candidates Baker and Taylor outlining plans to improve zoning, codes, and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Caracciola
Burlington
Sanborn Partridge
R - Proctor
House Appropriations Committee
Partridge
House
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Richard Mallary
F Fairlee
Luther Hackett
South
Hoff
Mallory
Hackett
House Ways and Means
Emory Hebard
R-Glover
Northeast Kingdom
House Highway Committee
Rep
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Kennedy
Bennington Man Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Case
In a Bennington District Court session a 21 year old man Gerald Thomson withdrew a not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from Aubuchon Hardware around Christmas last year. He remains in custody pending a pre sentence investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Aubuchon
Gerald Thomson
Atty
Margaret Lillie
Thomson
Gerald
David C. Baker
Manchester Center
William S. Dolt
Robert G. Frost
Manchester
Frost
Dolt
Baker
George M. Fienberg
Everett Day
Fienberg
Day
Funeral for Placid Casey Held at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral for Placid Casey of 710 Main Street, a 25 year retiree from Bennington College, who died Monday at Putnam Memorial Hospital, was held at Sacred Heart Church with a Requiem Mass. Bearers were Casey’s grandnephews. Fr. Lawton led the rosary. Eagles and Moose services followed. Entombment planned at Park Lawn Chapel with spring burial. Relatives came from Gardner Massachusetts, Norfolk Virginia, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin M. Strout
Willow Road
Bennington County
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Levi
Ida
Hooper) Strout
Auburn
Maine
Sylvia Wagner
Arlington
Sandgate
Max Webster
Federated Church
East Arlington
Park Lawn
Placid Casey
Main St
Bennington College
Sacred Heart Church
Richard Lawton
CSC
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Mr. Casey
Arthur P. Lemieux
Leon Lemieux
Peter Lemieux
Douglas Rowe
Donald Rowe
Richard
Park Lawn Chapel
Gardner
Mass
Norfolk
Hospital Notes February 8 1968 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes record admissions for Lawrence Littlefield Bennington and Harold Babcock Sr. at North Bennington. Discharges include John Playetis Camilla Sue Therrien and Tyrone Thompson. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Robert Squires of 142 BenMont Ave a daughter born February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Littlefield
Bennington
Harold Babcock Sr
North Bennington
John Playetis
Camilla Sue Therrien
Tyrone Thompson
Robert Squires
BenMont Ave
Stock Averages At Noon January Ninth 1968
Dow Jones industrials, railroads, and utilities mixed at midday with gains and losses. The composite average stood around 298.81 while volume reached about 6.92 million shares. Industry groups included 30 Industrials, 20 Railroads, and 15 Utilities with notable price changes reflected in the noon report.
YMCA Major Gifts drive reaches 470 422 pledge total
The Major Gifts division of the YMCA Center for Southwestern Vermont Campaign met at Mount Anthony Country Club and added 27 940 to 442 482 on hand bringing the total to 470 422. Hi Savage urged proper facilities for community programs and announced a February quota contest between Lucien Loomis and Kelton Miller with $30 000 on red balls for each division. The March 15 deadline for all Major Gifts calls was set to prepare for the final house to house phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Center
Southwestern Vermont
Mount Anthony Country Club
Hi Savage
Southwestern
Vermont
Lucien Loomis
Kelton Miller
Six Cent Valentines Postage Highlights Changes
Postage for Valentines one ounce or lighter is six cents. First class rate supports jet flight service for Valentines to servicemen in Vietnam and overseas, plus airlift for domestic addresses over 250 miles from the mailing point. Legislation effective Jan 7 ends the four cent greeting card rate. High card volumes before Feb 14 will strain postal facilities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Pekalski
Vietnam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennington Banner
Bennington Area
Bennington Briefs
Military Wives Club
Red Cross
Capt
McConnell
Westover Afb
Chicopee
George Beshara
Raymond LaFranchise
North Street
Alice Andrich
State Department of Education
Montpelier
Adv
J.H. Manes
Iron Kettle
Moose
Ernie Caron
Virginia
Dr. Durand
Mike Sausville
the Explosions
Town Committee
Old First Church
Old Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Friends of the Library
King’s Daughters
YMCA
Bennington Club
Hanson- Walbridge
Thomas D. Steffen
Friends of
Red Brick School
William M. Sweets
Sunderland
Skyline Antiques
U.S. 7
Altamonte Springs
Fla
PMH Auxiliary
Raymond C. Murray
David Rowley
Hoosick Falls
New York State Line
Frank E. Howard
Old Stone Church
Howard
Ralph F. Morse
George E. Staples
Danby
Shaftsbury
David Trachie
Vt. 313
Thomas J. Jacomo
Robert D. Dean
New York State
Dean
Bennington Park
Massachusetts
Bonnie Pearson
Pittsfield
Thailand
George Bierwirth
George Bierwirth Sr
Pageant Street
Emil Busch
Royal Thai Afb
Karate
Air Force
Jean Boylan
California
Col. Busch
North Hoosick Road
McClellan Afb
Sacramento
Calif
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Harte Theatre
Matt Helm
Columbia Pictures
Irving Allen
Martin Matt Helm
Senta Berger
Janice Rule
Audrey el
Paya @ iy
I Ish
Crenna
Lal Ee
Rem Zimbalist, JR
Warner Bros
Seven Arts
RSAC
Williamstown
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