Jaycees Celebrate Ten Years in Bennington
The Bennington Jaycees mark their 10th anniversary during Jaycee Week January 21 to 26, honoring a decade of community projects such as Battle Day revival, library improvements, youth programs, and local events while reflecting on finances and membership dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Fargo
N.C
Jim Fisher
Middlebury
Jack Carmody
Bennington
Bill Barschdorf
Banner
Mike Higuera
Manchester
Alec Mahar
Mahar
Carmody
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Bennington Jaycees
Calvin Smith
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Benington
Jaycees
Jaycee
U. S
Putnam Square
Jerry Tripp
Harold Cross
Bennington Free Library
Bob Douglas
Framingham, Mass
Donald Bourgeois
Fillmore Street
Bennington County
Washington, D. C
Joseph Sourcliffe III
Charles Gould
Bob Anderson
Edward McKenna
William Shaffer
Sourcliffe
Gould
U.S. Jaycees Rise From Local Clubs to National Civic Body
The United States Junior Chamber grew from Henry Giessenbier's St. Louis clubs into a national organization born January 21 22 1920 with 29 cities. World War II and postwar years boosted members to 64 000 and by 1962 the Jaycees counted over 205 000 in 4533 chapters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Jaycees
St. Louis
Henry Giessenbier Jr
Giessenbier
Herculaneum Club
Col. H.N. Morgan
Young Men's Progressive Civic Association
YMPCA
Millonaire
Junior Citizens
Jcs
Cus
U. S. Jaycees
Tulsa
Oklo
USJCC
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Jaycee Chapter
Lee Emerson
Calvin C. Smith
Vermont Jaycees
Cleo King
Burlington
Edward Frasier
Gage Street
Ted Bird
Main Street
Richard Nagel
Union Street
Dick Torrey
County Street
Gerry Stowell
Grove Street
Philip McKenna
South Stream Road