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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1963

Page

6

Pownals Community Groups Report Activities and Classes

A private kindergarten run by Mrs. Richard Worden in North Pownal serves four boys and five girls ages four and five, operating weekdays 9 to 11 30. Worden, Lyndonville Teachers College graduate, will announce changes if enrollments from other villages become possible. The Green Mountain Valley 4 H Club, led by Mrs. Albert Dickinson, resumes meetings with a February fund raiser to be announced, plus a record hop and Milk Strainer Dolls for Field Day. The club meets weekly at 4 pm at Dickinson home. business meetings alternate homes. The North Pownal PTA plans a Valentine food sale at Powell's Store Thursday 3 pm chaired by Mrs. Pudvar and Mrs. Bartlett. The Women's Fellowship of Pownal Center Church sponsors a Valentine sale at Mary Jane's Store February 15 beginning 1 pm.

Richard Worden North Pownal Green Mountain Valley 4-H Club Albert Dickinson Gail King Dickinson Powell’s Richard Pudvar Everett Bartlett Women’s Fellowship of the Pownal Center Community Church Mary Jane’s

Pownal Community Events Highlight Card Party and Vaccination Drive

A Pownal Fire Department card party series continues with eight events and awards to local residents. A Sabin oral vaccine clinic at the Pownal Firehouse drew eighty children, with nurses and Dr. Humphries administering the pink liquid and Salk shots urged for full immunization. next clinic set for March 24.

Harold Andrews Charles Rounds George Andrews Fletcher Hall David Ricker Sr Pownal Center Firehouse Julia Lominski Otis Dorman Norman Strobridge Laura Langlais Leon Rudd Jr Alfred Davis Frank Myers David Niles Sanfri Kauppi Pownal Sabin Joyce Stickney State Health Department Madalyn Greene Roderick Humphries Hoosac Valley Harriet Beals Faxon Bowen Ronnie Beals

Harringtons and neighbors attend Cambridge Hotel banquet

Walloomsac residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Harrington Sr and Mr and Mrs James Harrington of Bennington attend a Saturday night banquet at the Cambridge Hotel. The report also notes visits to Prospect Mountain to view skiers and various relatives traveling between Bennington Troy Glens Falls and Boston with several family gatherings.

Arthur Harrington Sr James Harrington Bennington Cambridge Hotel Robert Baldwin Prospect Mountain John McClenning Greenwich John Hoag William Brooks Billy and Daina Boston Mass Burton Lake Rutland Dick Mills Charles Buck

Hoosick Valley Families Share Weekend Visits

The Ellis grandchildren at Hoo sick Falls are ill with mumps. Gordon Hoag visited his mother Mrs. Fred A. Hoag of Breese Hollow Friday. Fred Luke visited his sister Mrs. Jennie Weir at Twin Brooks Rest Home Sunday.

Ellis Hoosick Falls Gordon Hoag Fred A. Hoag Breese Hollow

Arlington Scouts Honor Comrade

Funeral services were held for eight year old Cub Scout Kevin Doyle son of Mr. and Mrs Edward Doyle. Bearers were Explorer Scouts from Post 34 with honorary bearers from fellow Cub Scouts. Kevin earned Bobcat pin Wolf badge and silver arrow point in a brief scouting career. Troop 34 and Explorer Post 34 presented him an honorary Eagle badge through his parents.

Arlington Kevin Doyle Edward Doyle John Kevin Troop 34 Explorer Post 34

Local cyclist injured in Church Street crash

William Valentine was slightly injured Sunday noon when his bicycle on Church Street near the State Armory was struck by a car driven by Raymond Williams of London Ontario. Valentine was treated by Dr. Fred Harter and discharged.

William Valentine Church Street State Armory Raymond Williams London Ontario Valentine Fred Harter

Cambridge Scouts and community notices schedule events

Cambridge Boy Scouts Troop 62 meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the old school on West Main Street Carl Burk scout executive will show films from the 1960 Scout Jamboree at Colorado Springs Scoutmaster Paul Roy invites parents and friends to attend Cambridge Valley Chapter No 570 CES plans a Valentine party Wednesday in Masonic Temple Mrs Jean Severson and Frederick Severson will preside at the 8 p m meeting preceding the party The Methodist Youth Fellowship sponsors a Pancake Supper Thursday at Embury Methodist Church 5 to 7 p m Sheriff and Mrs Theodore T Buckley left for Dallas to spend a month with their son Towner and family Malcolm Parrish and Warren Buell travel to Maitland Fla for a month long vacation The Crusaders Class of the Baptist Church sponsors a chicken on biscuit supper Feb 28 Parish Club of All Saints Episcopal Church meets Feb 18 Four Korners Klub meets Feb 18 guests include John R Young of Canan City Colo and Mrs Freda Weaver and Mrs Edna Simmer of Blanka Colo Mrs Young will return with them Charles Lohnes Hart ford Conn Kenneth Smith Bovie Road and Frank D Cipperly Pine Valley Road left for a three week vacation in Charlotte Harbor Fla Frank D Cipperly returned home after treatment at Samaritan Hospital.

Boy Scouts Troop 62 Cambridge West Main Street Carl Burk Colorado Springs Paul Roy Cambridge Valley CES Masonic Temple Jean Severson Frederick Severson John R. Young Canan City Colo Freda Weaver Edna Simmer Blanka Harold G. Lohnes Young Charles Lohnes Hoosick Falls Bennington Road Kenneth Smith Bovie Road Hartford Edward Powers Sr Geelan House Waterford Donna Aiken Schenectady Kenneth Aiken Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service Donald Herrington Lee Road Pleasant Valley John Loucks Schaghticoke Gertrude Aiken Francis Wade Mary Almy Sherman Welling Belle Road Ben W. English Center Cambridge New York City Pleasant Valley Grange Miller George F. Miller James Beaverson McClellan Hospital Dawbury North Hoosick Methodist Church William Spink Jr

Ham Supper at Dorset Church Thursday Evening

A ham supper is planned for Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Dorset church hosted by the Women's Fellowship. Chairmen are Mrs. Peter Brooks Mrs. Francis Monroe and Mrs. Morris Depew. Adults pay 125, children 100. Bring the children for an evening out.

Dorset Women’s Fellowship Peter Brooks Francis Monroe Morris Depew

Buskirk Social Roundup Includes Valentine Party and Meetings

Buskirk residents held a Valentine party at the Lockrow home with games and refreshments won by Darcy Jones Clarence Cox and Ronald and Clarence Burch. The Women's Auxiliary of the Buskirk Fire Co plans a card party at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 8 p.m. The Reformed Church consistory announced a student minister from New Brunswick Theological Seminary arriving Feb 24 and invites youths to a meeting Feb 24 at 6 30 p.m. Contact Gordon Lockrow for details.

Gordon Lockrow Darcy Jones Clarence Cox Ronald Clarence Burch Women’s Auxiliary of the Buskirk Fire Co Odd Fellows Hall The Reformed Church New Brunswick Theological Seminary East Greenbush

Mrs Morse and Mrs Thomson to spend month in Orlando

Mrs Kenneth Thomson and Mrs William Morse will travel to Orlando Florida for a month of warmer weather after leaving cold and snow behind. Mr Morse and Mr Thomson flew them to New York on Saturday in the Morse plane to join a jet for the rest of the trip. Meanwhile Lilah Morse will stay at the Thompson home to care for Ken Gerry and Billy during their daughter's absence.

Kenneth Thomson William Morse Orlando Florida Mr. Morse Mr. Thomson New York Morse Lilah Morse Thompson Ken Gerry Billy

Community notices and meetings in South Cambridge

Local residents share moves and visits with Aikens and Pow ers families. Events include a painting bee at the Methodist church, a Women's Society of Christian Service meeting, a Pleasant Valley Grange gathering, a baptism training class, and a public card party with awards listed from recent games. Public is invited, with various hosts and dates noted.

Town Meeting Warnings Posted by Local Selectmen

Warnings for the annual Town Meeting will be posted later this week by order of the selectmen Porter Farwell Irving Bishop and John Mum ford. Notices will appear at the town clerk office Parmelee and Howe s and Medbury store.

Porter Farwell Irving Bishop John Mumford Parmelee and Howe’s Medbury

Bennington Youth Joins Guernsey Cattle Club

Peterborough New Hampshire The American Guernsey Cattle Club accepts Steven Luke of North Bennington as a junior member. He gains a certificate and low-rate Guernsey registrations until age 21. Applicants must own purebred Guernseys and be endorsed by a 4 H or AGCC member.

Peterborough N.H Steven Luke North Bennington American Guernsey Cattle Club AGCC Luke United States

Lincoln's Son Sought Peace in Manchester Letters Study

The piece notes Robert Lincoln, aged 82, returning to Washington in 1925 and the absence of public remarks about his father Abraham Lincoln. It recalls his lifelong reluctance to discuss the Civil War president or release papers, a stance that sparked protest and conjecture. It mentions rumors fueled by William Herndon, Lincoln's former law partner.

Abe Lincoln Manchester Abraham Lincoln Capital Washington Robert Lincoln William Herndon Lincoln Phillips Exeter Academy Robert Harvard London Times New York Times U.S Great Britain Jack Abraham Lincoln II Robert Todd Lincolns

Searsburg Civil Authority set meeting to revise town list

The Searsburg Board of Civil Authority will meet Saturday at 7 30 pm in the Town Clerk Julia France office to revise the check list with a second and final session planned for March 2. Those wishing to add names must apply at the meeting. Old Frosty’s cold snap notes record a drop from 36 above to 34 below and a rapid warm up to 20 below by Friday morning.

Board of Civil Authority of Searsburg Julia France

Merit badge talk and Lincoln family reminiscence

The article recalls a Girl Scout troop discussion on merit badges led by Mrs. Kenneth Clayton and lists members Diane Grout Anna Webb Nancy Poulin Susan James Cindy Brown Kathy Clayton and Paula Squiers. It then reflects on Robert Lincoln son of Abraham Lincoln and his lifelong grief public scrutiny and the later opening of Lincoln papers showing his quiet dedication to his father's memory.

Kenneth Clayton Diane Grout Anna Webb Nancy Poulin Susan James Cindy Brown Kathy Clayton Paula Squiers Robert Lincoln

Naefs reopen Village Market in Morris Block

North Bennington villagers learn the Naefs have moved the Village Market to the Morris Block across the street after selling the Meagher building to the First National Bank. The store will offer groceries sundries clothing greeting cards and other incidental items with hours from 8 am to 9 pm.

North Bennington Fred Naef Bank Naefs Morris Meagher First National Bank Naef

Hoosick Falls Elks Elect New Lodge Officers

Hoosick Falls Elks will elect and inaugurate officers during their annual P E R Night on Saturday. Ten candidates will be initiated as part of the ceremony with Harold Crowley serving as general chairman and Briggs Shaw as honorary chairman. Named to hold offices are J Frank Kennedy exalted ruler Thomas Beaumont esteemed leading knight Harold Crowley esteemed loyal knight A J Salluzzo esteemed lecturing knight Walter Beckstein ensign Leo Fairbanks secretary Daniel Boylan treasurer Walter Wirmusky chaplain Norman Myers inner guard Henry Bloomquist tiler Arthur White John McGrath Clarence Myers Earl Kenney and James Kenney as trustees.

Hoosick Falls Walter Beckstein Leo Fairbanks Daniel Boylan Walter Wirmusky Norman Myers Henry Bloomquist Arthur White John McGrath Clarence Myers Earl Kenney James Kenney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pownals Vera Langlais Tel Walloomsac Bertha Hoag Barringers Troy Arthur Baldwin Eugene Slavin Glens Falls Jim Baldwins North Hoosick Bob Baldwins Fred Carr Fred Luke Jennie Weir Twin Brooks William Luke East Hoosick Frank Cipperly Samaritan Hospital Town of Fred D. Carr Francis Cariddi Danny and Guy Randolph North Adams Arlington Scouts Edith Beaumont St. Mary’s Alumni Association Thomas Restino Willow Street Little Theatre Luke Fleming Abbot Street Couples Club First Baptist Church Memorial Hall Paul Patterson Albany Medical Center Patterson PTA Dr. Patterson John Calhoun Jane Austin Hoosick Ada M. Breer Methodist Youth Fellowship Embury Methodist Church Theodore T. Buckley Dallas Texas Towner Malcolm Parrish Warren Buell Maitland, Fla Crusaders Baptist Church All Saints Episcopal Church Ellsworth Stevens Korners Klub Lyman Rudd Frank D. Cipperly Pine Valley Road Marchen Skinner Buskirk Helen Hall G. Webster Pratt Howard Jones Paul Jones Douglas Jones Rafina Patty Jacqueline Reyman Fremont Haswell Copenhagen Denmark Harry McClellan Brainard W. Hall Albany Peter E. Blaauboer Percy A. Hall Merton Knopp Williamstown Shaftsbury Fran Stacy Serenade News Office Equipment, Inc Bennington, VT South Cambridge Margaret Aiken Wilmington Dover Carlo Walter Tel N. Bennington Guernsey Carlo Walter Arlington Ann Marsh Springfield Baltimore Harrisburg Philadelphia Hell White House Satan Institute of 1770 Hasting Pudding Club White Mountains Vermont Bob Judge Davis Chicago Tribune Pullman Company Jessie Warren Beckwith Library of Congress N. Bennington Market Elks Candle Mill AILY Main Street American Legion Charles Black Dept Susie
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