Weir Estate Trustees Benefit Hoosick Community Center
Hoosick Falls area to gain annual income from two Weir will trusts after the sale of Peoples Gasoline & Oil to a Delmar Texaco distributor. Trusts allocate about 3600 dollars yearly for the Community Center and 2700 dollars for Village and Town, with funds to be used per will terms.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Harry N. Weir
Weir
Atty
John S. Davison
Peoples Gasoline & Oil Company
Community Center
Davison
First Presbyterian Church
Delmar
Texaco
Rensselaer County
Vermont
Washington County
Pre Town Meeting Set At Manchester
Manchester residents are invited to a pre town meeting at Manchester Elementary School on February 24 at 8 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Greater Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce and will be moderated by James Campbell. Selectmen and other officials will explain the budget and answer questions on town business.
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Manchester
Greater Manchester
Clergy Leader Returns From Education Conference
The Rev. Robert L. Clayton rector of Zion Episcopal Church returns from Louisville Kentucky where he attended the National Council of Churches education conference this week. The Guild of St. Margaret meets at the home of Mrs Paul Todtschinder. Russell Taxter youth from Manchester Depot now Airman J C Rusty enlisted after Burr and Burton seminary and stationed at Kadena AFB Okinawa for two years. Grade six students presented plays on Washington and Lincoln at Manchester Elementary. Manchester schools report attendance near normal despite flu with 44 of 496 absent in one day. Burr and Burton lists 23 absent of 290. three teachers ill.
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Robert L. Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Louisville
National Council of Churches
Guild of
St. Margaret of the
Paul Todtschinder
R.J. Taxter
Manchester Depot
Croston-on-Hudson
N.Y
Russell
J.C
Rusty
Air Force
Burr and Burton Seminary
Kadena Afb
Okinawa
Manchester
Donald R. Shanks
Burr and Burton
Main Brothers Oil Buys Hoosick Falls Gas Co
Main Brothers Oil Co of Del mar buys the heating oil business of Peoples Gasoline and Oil Co in Hoosick Falls. Carl Cunningham named general manager of the new Peoples Gasoline and Oil Division of Main Bros. Oil Co effective Feb 10. The sale funds estate settlement for late Harry Weir and aims to expand local employment and activity. attendees included Hoosick Falls officials and local media.
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Peoples Gasoline and Oil Company
Hoosick Falls
Town of
Hoosick
John A. Murphy
Leo J. Albowicz
Chester Hawley
Main Brothers Oil Company
Thomas Devane
Carl Cunningham
Beaumont
N.Y
Peoples Gasoline and Oil Co
Main Brothers Oil Co., Inc
Delmar
Sharkey’s Hotel
Main Brothers
Texaco
Rensselaer
Greene
Albany
Peoples Gasoline
Peoples Gasoline and Oil
Main Bros. Oil Company, Inc
Hawley
Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce
Bethlehem Opportunities of Growth
Capital District Association
Organization of Peoples Gasoline and Oil Co
Carl Cun
Ningham
Cunnningham
Cunningham
Harry Weir
Frank Buswell
Development Corporation
George S. McKearin
Weir
Margaret Cottrell
Peoples Gas and Oil
Leona Filkins
Lyle Scott
Hoosick Falls Standard Press
Troy Record
Bennington Banner
W. Alfred Baker
Solons To Speak On U S 7 Problem At Public Meeting
Manchester residents can hear Rep. Reid Lefevre and Rep. Daulton Mann discuss the U S 7 highway issue and its impact on taxpayers and tourists at a Friday 8 p m public meeting. Other legislative topics will be covered and a Q and A period will follow. The event is sponsored by the Manchester Republican Town Committee as a public service.
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Manchester
Reid Lefevre
Daulton Mann
U.S. 7
Mann
Lefevre
Manchester Republican Town Committee
Manchester Selectmen Discuss Grader Purchase
Manchester selectmen met Tuesday night to review a short agenda but held a lengthy discussion about purchasing a new grader. The meeting touched on budget considerations and potential supplier terms.
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Manchester Selectmen
Manchester
Interfaith Singers Plan Full Rehearsal in Manchester
The Interfaith Chorus will hold its first full rehearsal Sunday at 2 p.m. at the First Congregational Church. The group, in its fourth year, will perform Olivet to Calvary by Maunder on April 3, with singers from Zion Episcopal, St Paul Catholic, First Baptist and the First Congregational Church.
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Manchester
First Congregational
Olivet
Calvary
Maunder
First Congregational Church
Doris Rigney
Burr and Burton Seminary
Zion Episcopal Church
St. Paul Catholic Church
First Baptist Church
First Congres Church
Blanchard Stone
Surplus Fixtures Save Manchester Town Office Costs
Lights for the new town office in Manchester were bought in Albany from surplus fixtures from government buildings being torn down for a state complex. Sixteen fluorescent fixtures cost five dollars each, saving compared with thirty dollars new. Extra replacements were acquired. Selectmen I Stanford Zecher and Town Manager James L. Woodard picked them up Tuesday. fifteen lights go to the office, one to the records vault.
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Manchester
New Town
Albany
Stanford Zecher
James L. Woodard
Zecher
North Bennington Fire Dept car wash set for Saturday
North Bennington Fire Department announces a community car wash at the fire house this Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. The event offers residents a chance to tidy winter grime while supporting local fire services.
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North Bennington
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IOOF
Rebekah Assembly of Vermont
Temple of Israel Congregation
Jane Dumas
Windsor
Nathan Kamber
Charles Rivers
East Barnet
Manchester Village
Joyce Keough
Sven Ericksson
Washington and
Lincoln
Peoples Gas Sold
Town of Manchester
Gen. Govt
Solons
U.S
Saseingson Ott
Manchester Center
RADIO
Ectrom
Washington
Whipple’s Pharmacy
Manchester Ctr
Carlton Winslow
Winslow Plumbing Co
Selectmen
Memorial Avenue
Winslow
Norman Construction Co
Bennington
Beech Street
Barnumville
Crisco
River Valley
Chef Choice
California
Brewster’s
Brown & Hitchcock
Sode
Bey
Mors
Bromley
Manchester, VT
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