Area Obituaries in New York and Connecticut
Obituaries from Hoosick Falls and nearby areas list Charles M. Yavaniski 75 of Hoosick Falls died after a long illness. Survivors include four daughters four sons and 13 grandchildren. Funeral from his residence then Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial at St. Mary's. Also Nora E. Early 79 of Troy died natural causes. funeral from John J. Lodge Funeral Home and St. Peter's Church followed by burial in St. Peter's Cemetery. Alexander Malik 42 of Troy found dead. autopsy pending. he was a Marine veteran and member of St. Basil's Church and Best Luther Fire Co. Robert P. Cole 48 of Meriden Conn. died after a lengthy illness. a WWII veteran and custodian at Platt High School. survived by wife two sons a daughter and several relatives. services at John J. Ferry Funeral Home and St. Laurent's Church. burial in St. Mark's Cemetery.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Charles M. Yavaniski
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mr. Yavaniski
Martin St
Lithuania
Noble and Wood Machine Co
St. George Society
Stella
John
Catherine Marsh
Anne
Nellie
Margaret Yavaniski
William
Charles
Thomas Yavaniski
Robert Yavaniski
Hoosick
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Troy
Nora E. Early
Bank St
Edmund D. Early
Samaritan Hospital
Anthony E. Matera
Early
Nora E. Bump
St. Peter’s Church
The
Rosary Society
Alexander Malik
Burden Ave
U.S. Marine Corps
Stephen Malik
Arlington
Rensselaer County
Malik
St. Basil’s Russian Orthodox Church
Best Luther Fire Co
Ruth Abrams
Paul N. Malik
Averill Park
Richard Malik
Leroy Taylor
John Colello
Charles Ayotte
de Graaf- Bryce
West Sand Lake
St. Basil’s Cemetery
Watervliet
Meriden
Conn
Robert P. Cole
Sherman Ave
Newington Veterans Hospital
Cole
U.S. Army
Platt High School
Disabled American Veterans
St. Laurent’s Church
Rita
Moria) Cole
James A
Michael R. Cole
Adele Cole
Harry H. Cole
el Paso
Texas
Charles Fowler
Pequonock Bridge
Helen Caruso
Donald Green
Slet
Richard Greenslet
Ludlow
George Greenslet
John J. Ferry
East Main St
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Bennington observes Washington's Birthday Holiday at Post Office
Washington's birthday will be observed as a legal holiday at the Bennington Post Office with no mail delivery. Mails will follow holiday Schedules and certain services closed. The third Orren Pernel and Lionel Nowak concert at St. Peter's Church will be tonight at 8. Tickets at the door.
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Washington
Bennington
Orren Pernel
Lionel Nowak
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
J.C. Armstrong
GOP Women Launch Vermont Membership Drive in 1968
The Vermont Federation of Republican Women begins a February through March recruitment drive led by Bennington County chairwoman Mrs. Joseph Caracciola. State president Mrs. Richard L. Sykes aims for a 5000 member statewide count, with unit captains including Mrs. Helen Campbell Shaftsbury-Arlington area, Mrs. Jane Zecher Manchester area, Mrs. Marion Lawrence Stamford-Readsboro-Pownal, and Mrs. Daisy Myers Woodford-Searsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Federation of Republican Women
Bennington County
Joseph Caracciola
Bennington
Richard L. Sykes
Brattleboro
Helen Campbell
Shaftsbury-Arlington
Jane Zecher
Manchester
Dorset-Peru
Marion Lawrence
Stamford
Readsboro - Pownal
Daisy Myers
Woodford-Searsburg
Caracciola
Senior Chitchat Card Party at the Community Center
Senior Citizens Community Center held a Feb 9 card party in its newly decorated rooms on North Street. Prizes in 500 and pitch were awarded to Helen Burgess Everett Lillie Valera Waite Alfred Davis and others. Next party 8 p.m. Friday hosted by Rena Simonds and Julia Lominski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Community Center
North Street
Helen Burgess
Everett Lillie
Valera Waite
Alfred Davis
Carolyn Carey
William Schindler
Alice Wright
Wesley Montgomery
Edith McCarthy
Lucy LaPorte
Ruby Schindler
Mary Quackenbush
Rena Simonds
Julia Lominski
Bay State Youths Arraigned On Beer Possession Charge
Three youths faced District Court on malt beverage possession from December. Luciano, Whipple pleaded guilty after initial changes. Falvey stood inviolent. Luciano fined 50 dollars plus costs with potential 30 day jail alternative. Whipple fined 20 dollars plus costs. Falvey bail set at 100 dollars. advised lawyer. Incident involved a 15-year-old girl, a knife fight, and a possible breach of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce R. Luciano
Pownal
George H. Whipple
Williamstown
Mass
William D. Falvey
Luciano
Whipple
Falvey
Atty
John T. Carmody Jr
Carmody
George M. Fienberg
Engagment announced for Nancy Carman and Timothy Bryant
Mr and Mrs J Nelson Carman of Manchester Center announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Celia Carman to Timothy C Bryant son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Bryant Jr also of Manchester Center Both are Burr & Burton Seminary graduates and attending the University of Vermont with Nancy in Education and Timothy in Engineering A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Center
J. Nelson Carman
Nancy Celia
Timothy C. Bryant
Clyde Bryant Jr
Miss Carman
Mr. Bryant
Burr & Burton Seminary
University of Vermont
School of Education
Mr.Bryant
School of Engineering
Louis G. Graves
Bennington
Ladie Ann Graves
James Henry Colvin
Vernon Colvin
Miss Graves
Bennington High School
John Sloane
Williams Travers Jerome
L. Alden Graves
Graves
Missouri Valley College
Marshall, Mo
Colvin
Perry Lewis
Troy
N.Y
James Colvin
North Bennington
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
John H. Mason
South Street
Barbara Noriie
Michael Razza
A.S. Razza
Newton
Mass
Mason
American University
Washington, D.C
Razza
Newton, Mass
Hospital notes and engagements from Bennington area
Admissions list includes Bernice Ray of Bennington. Discharges include Virginia Ayer Leo Butler and Robert Dimke all of Bennington. Births note several newborns. engagements announced for Ladie Ann Graves to James Henry Colvin and Barbara Mason to Michael Razza. Local court notes cite fines for traffic and equipment violations with names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ayer
Leo Butler
Robert Dimke
Bennington
Accidents Reported In Vermont Area
A Yonkers woman was taken to Grace Cottage Hospital after a two car crash on Vermont Route 30 in Bondville. Ella Silverstein, 49, suffered a severe laceration and broken nose as her vehicle collided with a 1965 Buick driven by Parker Roberts, 41. Police logged other Saturday incidents on VT 67A Scarcy Lane and the Stratton Mountain access road with minor injuries and major vehicle damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers, N.Y
Grace Cottage Hospital
Townsend
Bondville
Ella Silverstein
Scarcy Lane
North Bennington
Robert L. Coates
Argyle
N.Y
Charles Ketcham
Bennington
Coates
Ketcham
Stratton Mountain
Jane H. Brawley
Winston-Salem
N.D
Clergymen Debate Vietnam Policy and Peace Roles
Clergymen from Vermont voices critique of U S Vietnam strategy citing civilian suffering and war costs. They urge diplomacy, withdrawal of troops, and a shift from military to economic development while defending the right to dissent. Audience members challenge policy and consent to varied moral positions.
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Chevrier
Vietnam
Green
South Vietnam
Arthur Rogerson
Rogerson
Abernethy
U.S
Lawrence (Moe) Harrington
Berlin Wall
Harrington
Korea
Nuremberg
United States
Citin
Rev. Green
YMCA Schedule Busy Week Highlights Youth Activities
Monday features executive committee at 12 and activities like boys bowling at 3 30 men s exercise class at 5 30 high school basketball league at MA Jr Hi 7 chess club 7 Air Force Reserve 8 Tuesday includes foul shooting contest at 9 30 girls bowling at 3 30 boys gym at 4 student nurses bowling at 5 30 IMC Course at VI Bank and Trust at 7 board of directors at 7 30 Wednesday lists ping pong tournament at 9 30 campaign steering committee at 12 girls bowling at 3 30 men s exercise class at 6 30 Industrial Basketball League at MAUHS 7 30 Thursday campaign report meeting at 12 girls gym at 4 high school basketball league at 7 Industrial Basketball League at MAUHS at 7 Friday Jr high dance at 7 Saturday Rifle club at Armory at 9
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MA Jr. Hi
Air Force Reserve
VI. Bank & Trust
Mauhs
Armory
Stock Averages Report Noontime Dow Jones Figures
At noon on February 1968 the Dow Jones industrials stood with 30 industrials, 20 railroads and 15 utilities at 837.55, 41.21 and 224.71 respectively. The composite average was 298.11 with a 0.59 point change and volume around zero.
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Dow-Jones— Bache
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennington Briefs
Dick Frantz
Woodford
Bruce Nelson
Ryegate
Alpha Gamma Rho
Kake Walk
K of C Hall
Walton Vassara
Wayne King
Irving Daigneault
Leonard Anzivino
Mason Amadon
Gerry Morrissey
Harry Short
Carl LaPierre
Edwin Maroney
Haynes & Kane
St. Francis de Sales Academy
St. Francis de Sales
Church Women United
Methodist Church
Quakers
Unitarians
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Bennington Rural Fire Department
Willow Road
American Legion Auxiliary
Martha Roy
Silver Street
NEW Elks
Bennington Lodge of Elks
John Maloney
Patrick Pasquarella
Luke Welch
Fernando Re
William Congdon
Marty McCue
Paul Michaels
Edward Malone
Charles Mathers
Stanley Miller
James Tomasi
Vincent Montenaro
Bay State
Carless
Nancy C, Carman
Carman-Bryant
Bernice Ray
Marjorie McGinnis
Mary McGarvin
Helen Evans
Scott Flannigan
Goldie Jamieson
Donald Feltmann
East Dorset
William Slade Jr
Ruth LaFlamme
Irene McCurdy
Elizabeth Dawson
Betsy Harwood
Harold Elliott
Warren Capen
South Londonderry
Barbara Macksey
Helen Mueller
Etola Bracie
Maude Martin
Joseph Salluzzo
Janice Cook
Whitingham
Mansell Johnson
Petersburg
Edgar Bump
Maple St
Ray Cole
Battenkill Drive
Irma Hayes
Box 224
East Arlington
Mason-Razza
John H. Sloan
Schenectady
George F. Griffis
Sloan
U.S. 7
Manchester Village
Griffis
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Air Force
Donald J. Towsley
Margaret L. Burns
Shaftsbury
Lodie Ann Graves
Bennington Village
Louis Banulis
Bradford St
Judith Elwell
McCall St
Bradford Street
de Gaulle
France
NATO
America
National Liberation Front
North Vietnam
Red China
Vermont
Harte Theatre
Walt Disney
YMCA
Atkins
Atkins and Gould
Jewelers
Main St
Orson
Drysdale
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