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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1962

Page

8

Bennington Briefs Report Local Meetings and Military Flight

Bennington residents schedule meetings for First Methodist Church circles and United Counseling Service. A tribute to Gold Star Mothers is set at the VFW Home with 6 30 supper and 8 ceremonies. Mrs. Hart attends funeral in Glens Falls. Marvin MacDougall serves aboard USS Lowe during a Pacific flight operation marking a Marine jet crossing the California to Japan route.

First Methodist Church Roy A. Sullivan Elm St VFW Marvin B. MacDougall USN Marvin E. MacDougall Fillmore St USS Lowe Marine el Toro Marine Corps Air Station Santa Ana Calif Pacific Ocean Marine Corps California Japan

Putnam Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report

The Putnam Hospital weekly list shows admissions for Jean DeBell of Bennington and several discharges including Elizabeth Pike of Wilmington and Lewis Russell of Whitingham. A later entry notes multiple births and new arrivals across Bennington Rutland Arlington and Manchester Depot with various parents claiming newborns.

Elizabeth Pike Wilmington Lewis Russell Whitingham

Italian Spring Fashion Embraces Capes and Ruffles

Florence and Rome fashion shows unveil spring silhouettes dominated by capes cape collars and high waists. More than 4 000 designs shown at the Pitti Palace with most houses favoring cape elements and ruffles and skirts generally knee length with notable exceptions from Fabiani Simonetta and Galitzine.

Florence Italy Rome Pitti Palace Fabiani Simonetta Simonetta and Galitzine

Americans Travelling To Visit Religious Shrines In Growth

Americans increasingly combine travel with faith visiting Old Jerusalem Bethlehem Galilee Nazareth and European shrines Lourdes Fatima Rome Assisi Padua Paray le Monial. 1960 1961 totals near 21 000 in Holy Land with 8 10 percent rise expected in 1962 per American Express and Guild of Catholic Travel officials.

New York Old Jerusalem Bethlehem Jordan Galilee Nazareth Israel Europe Lourdes Fatima Rome Assisi Padua Parray le Monial Holy Land David Lee American Express Travel Service Tom Broderick Guild of Catholic Travel Oberammergau Munich

Weather Forecast for New England a Five-Day Outlook

The U S Weather Bureau extends forecast for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Temperatures Tue through Sat will average near seasonal normal with colder conditions Wednesday and Saturday. Precipitation expected 0.3 to 0.7 inch as rain or snow Thursday Friday and Friday night.

Boston U.S. Weather Bureau New England Massachusetts Rhode Island

Kennedy Seeks Tax Hike Plan Linked to Berlin Crisis

Kennedy indicated he would pursue a tax increase to fund the higher spending required by last spring's Berlin crisis, signaling a shift in economic policy. He framed the message as aligning with the Employment Act of 1946 goals to achieve maximum employment, production, and purchasing power.

Kennedy Berlin Truman

Monsignor Flanagan Honored At Parish Reception

A crowd of about 350 at St. Francis de Sales School gym in Bennington, Nebraska, celebrated Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan with a humorous nostalgic program tracing his life from Nebraska childhood to ordination in 1932 and service in the Army Engineers. The event featured skits, gifts, and a orchid presented to the Monsignor, with organizers including the Holy Name Society and Catholic Daughters.

Nebraska St. Francis de Sales Bennington Catholic High School Francis B. Flanagan Francis LaDue BCHS Megr Filanagan Bish Burlington Francis Bennington Main Street Msgr Flanagan Board of Education Richard Kuhn Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus Catholic Daughters St. Francis de Sales Academy St. Francis Cyo Rosary-Altar Society Joanne Haddac Paul Keily Teddy Galipeau Terry Toomey Brian Toomey John Sausville Diane Haddad Mary Dermody Rickey Burgess Charles Toomey William C. Sennett PTG Joseph A. Pello Sr Holbrook

Yastrzemski Studies AL Pitchers For 1966 Season

Carl Yastrzemski, 22, Boston Red Sox left fielder and Ted Williams successor, is combining college study with baseball. He says he studied AL pitchers last season and will study harder in 1966, aiming to improve after a .269 batting and 80 RBIs.

Boston Carl Yastrzemski Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Notre Dame Bridgehampton N.Y Yastrzemski Boston Baseball Writers

Dion Brothers Lead New England in 1962 Ski Jumping

The Dions of Lebanon New Hampshire Roger and Bernie finished seventh and eighth in the national championship, top New England seniors. Roy Sherwood of Salisbury Connecticut placed 14th, while Austen Samuel Stuen of Boulder Colorado won his third title with 226.5 points and jumps of 194 and 190 feet. Roger Dion posted 171 and 179 feet for 204.6 points, Bernie 201.0.

Chicago Dions Lebanon N.H Roger Bernie Roy Sherwood Salisbury

Effect of Long Space Journeys on Weightlessness

AP reports astronaut John H. Glenn Jr plans three Earth orbits in weightlessness to study medical effects. Past spacemen Titov and Gagarin experienced weightlessness differently, prompting questions about long duration spaceflight and postflight physical recovery.

Cape Canaveral Fla John H. Glenn Jr Gherman Titov Titov Yuri Gagarin Gagarin Glenn

Oakes Rejects Adams Letter As Inadequate

Sen. James Oakes of Windham rejected a letter from Attorney General Charles Adams claimed as an opinion on whether the highway department investigating commission can swear in witnesses. Oakes said the letter did not meet his demand for a formal opinion and returned it.

Brattleboro, Vt James Oakes R-Windham Attorney General's Office Highway Department Oakes Atty Charles J. Adams Adams Thomas M. Debevoise Department of Administration

Thin Ice Drowns Two Children and More in New England

A growing tally of thin ice deaths rises across New England over the weekend. In Woonsocket Rhode Island Postel Wilson age 9 and Geraldine Wilson age 10 drowned after falling through thin ice on the Blackstone River near their home. Russell J. Perry age 6 of Westport Massachusetts also died after breaking through ice at a waterhole on his parents farm.

Boston Woonsocket R.I New England Postel Wilson Geraldine Blackstone Russell J. Perry Westport Mass

House Considers Postage Increase To Add One Cent

Washington AP says Congress moves a postal rate bill this week with a final House vote likely Wednesday. A one cent rise would lift mail costs and postal revenue by about 550 million dollars, with administration backed amendments boosting income to 621 million. Higher first class and air mail rates drive most revenue, plus smaller hikes for second and third class. The Ways and Means Committee advances a parallel tax modernization bill expected for a House vote next month.

Washington Senate House House Ways and Means

French Camp In Algeria Raided

In dawn raid, about 70 raiders in French army uniforms from the underground Secret Army attacked a French military camp at Sidi Chami near Oran. They escaped with weapons and gear aided by a sentry and an insider. guards reportedly did not fight. A government communique noted a search operation was launched.

Algiers Sidi Chami Oran Algeria

School Board Sets Two Year Tax for Safety Improvements

Taxpayers were told proposed district projects include fire detector installations in three buildings, safety glass replacement, smoke barriers and minor work. Financing over two years at interest not to exceed 3 percent will require a nine cent tax. Meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. in the Elementary School auditorium.

Court dismisses charge over unlicensed operator in Manchester

Municipal Court dismissed the case against Arthur B. Hayes Jr. 18 after guardian Emma Grover entered a guilty plea for him. The dispute centered on whether an unlicensed driver could be accompanied by a licensed passenger from another state. Judge Eugene V. Clark noted Vermont statutes do not require the companion to be licensed in Vermont and preserved state exceptions.

Arthur B. Hayes Jr Hayes Emma Grover Atty John A. Burgess U.S. 7 Manchester New Jersey Burgess Department of Motor Vehicles Vermont Eugene V. Clark Eugene Beauchin East Wallingford William C. Davis Williamstown Mass

Shaftsbury Republican Caucus Notice for January 29 1962

Shaftsbury voters are warned of a caucus at Cole Hall on Monday January 29 1962 at 8 P.M. to nominate town officers for the March 6 1962 Town Meeting and to transact other proper business. Republican Town Committee members Tracy Kenyon Jr Bradford Smith January 22 1962.

Shaftsbury Cole Hall Republican Town Committee Tracy Kenyon Jr Bradford Smith

Obituary for Frank R. Fleming WWI veteran custodian

Frank R. Fleming, 64, World War I veteran and 33 years at the Bennington Post Office, died suddenly at 311 Beech St. He was born August 16, 1897, in Bennington and educated there, attended Randolph Agricultural College, and served at the local post office for 33 years. He belonged to Disabled American Veterans and St. Peter's Episcopal Church, enjoyed sports, and collected epitaphs from old cemeteries. He married Sylvia B. Allen on June 7, 1922. survived by wife, daughter Denise Woodward, stepdaughter Carolyn Van Patten, sister Katherine Magee, brother Kenneth Fleming, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Funeral at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with burial in Park Lawn Chapel and spring family burial. Memorials to Heart Fund preferred.

Frank R. Fleming Bennington Beech St George Jennie Warner) Fleming Agricultural College Randolph Hawks Block Fleming St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Republican Club Sylvia B. Allen Dennis (Nicolle) Woodward Carolyn van Patten Katherine Magee Kenneth Fleming

Volunteers Sought For Bloodmobile Visit Wednesday

Vermont backs the Red Cross Blood Program with donors pledged for Wednesday at Elk's Barn from 11:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Volunteer workers include Motor Corps drivers Thomas Foster Fred Gunzel Raymond Howard Grover Pennock and Nurse's Aides led by Mrs Ned Healy. Technicians assist physicians with Mrs Ray Aja Nursing Services chairwoman and others. Gray Ladies on duty include Mrs Fred Tifft and Mrs Ted Thomas. Registered nurses recruited by Mrs Earl W Williams include C T Adams Carolyn Clark Jennie Gardinier Richard N Fabricius W Philip Giddings Frances Gibney Wilhelmina Hicks Robert S Outwater Joseph Schaaf F Ray Shutts and Howard Stevens.

Elk’s Barn Motor Corps Thomas Foster Fred Gunzel Raymond Howard Grover Pennock Ned Healy D. Dexter Davis Franklin P. Jones T. C. Thomas

Mary Emery Wilmington Democrat leader dies at 69

Mrs. Mabel V. Emery 69 daughter of Maynard and wife of Leo Emery died at home in Wilmington on West Main Street after a fall funeral at 2 30 this afternoon at the Wilmington Congregational Church with Rev Henry Peck officiating burial in Riverview Cemetery She was active in the American Legion Auxiliary and held multiple state and national posts locally and regionally including past matron and club president She leaves her husband a son Lindsley Emery a daughter Mrs George Miner two sisters four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews born in Burlington she married in Winooski in 1919

Wilmington Mabel V Maynard) Emery Windham County West Main Street Leo Emery American Legion Auxiliary Emery The Legion Auxiliary Nelson Pickwell Mayflower CBS Brattleboro Lucy Anne Whittemore Valentin Bueche Wappingers Falls N.Y Burlington Peter J. Maynard Winooski Wilmington Congregational Church Henry Peck Riverview Cemetery

Funeral Services Held for Mrs. John Trotter in Dunkirk

Funeral services for Mrs. John Trotter former Margaret Shea were held at Mahar & Son Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church. Requiem High Mass was offered by Rev Joseph Waite with Rev Anthony Brackett present. Pallbearers included Perry Murphy and Joseph Shea among others. Relatives from Syracuse Averill Park and Stockbridge attended. Memorials favored the Heart Fund. Entombment at Park Lawn Chapel with spring burial planned.

John Trotter Margaret Shea Fairview Nursing Home Mahar & Son Funeral Home St. Francis de Sales Church Joseph Waite Trotter Cardinal Mindszenty School Dunkirk N.Y Anthony Brackett Perry Murphy Robert Joseph A. Shea Vincent O’brien Harry Hurley Richard McGurn Altar Rosary Society Catholic Daughters of America Francis B. Flanagan Virginia Perrotta Frank Cummings Rose Gleason Hazel Hogan CDA Joseph Cunning William P. Hogan F. J. Hurley D.J. Keeler Heart Fund Park Lawn Chapel Syracuse Averill Park Stockbridge Mass

Funeral services for James J. Kittel held Saturday

James J. Kittel died suddenly at his Green Acres home. Funeral services were at Mahar & Son Funeral Home Saturday afternoon with Rev. Frank W. Grippin of the First Methodist Church officiating. Floral tributes were placed in the chapel.

James J. Kittel Green Acres Mahar & Son Funeral Frank W. Grippin First Methodist Church Park Lawn Chapel

Thrift Shop Busy Weekend Receives Donated Goods

The thrift shop offered a seal fur coat and a green parka trimmed in orange and black among many garments. Dishes included 41 of a single pattern. Mrs. Caryl Adams and Caroline Darlington led the week and sought a vacuum cleaner. Volunteers include Mrs. Charles Fienberg Mrs. Royal White and Mrs. Edna Sweet.

Caryl Adams Caroline Darlington Charles Fienberg Royal White Edna Sweet

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bennington Briefs Warren Hart Park Street Glens Falls N. Y Rose DeLair United Counseling Service Board of Trustees UCS Jolivette Building Willow Road Women of the Moose Moose Hall GBA Mt. Anthony Country Club Catherine Nevills 210 Park St Bennington American Legion Auxiliary Mary Cone River Street Putnam Hospital Jean DeBell James W. Lake North Bennington Delima Rousseau Jesse Bentley Arlington Elizabeth Brandt Norma Sargent Danby William Baker Sanda Anna LaFranchise Alice Fox Paschal J. Zullo Stephen Carriere Myrtle Tatro Pownal Donald Hebert Hoosick Falls Claire Turner Marie Rogers Alfred Vargas Rutland Adella Kilburn Manchester Depot Virginia Burdick North Pownal Conrad Hoffman Marilyn Street Henry Young Jr Paul A. Dicranian Maple St Steven Fyfe Petersburg Donald Martin By Louise Hickman Associated Press Mary Campbell Jordan Tourism Information Service Lee Parish By Astrid Hagenguth Young Francis Montreal Anzio Pius XII Vivic Monseignor Dion Brothers Pace N.E By Alton Blakeslee AP Science Earth Wwi Red Cross Thrift Shop Nichols
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