Obituaries for Mrs Bovey and Miss Nichols in Manchester and Arlington
Mrs Stephanie Alice Bovey 52 wife of Richard Bovey died in Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington after 10 days as she lived in Manchester Depot since 1936. Survived by husband two daughters son six grandchildren two sisters and a brother. funeral Mass at St Pauls Manchester Saturday 9 am. Burial Factory Point Cemetery. Lucina Nichols 94 of Arlington died after a long illness at Equinox Nursing Home. Survived by a Texas niece and a Saranac Lake cousin. funeral Saturday 11 am Hanson Walbridge Arlington. entombment Evergreen Arlington.
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Manchester Depot
Stephanie Alice Bovey
Richard Bovey
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Stephen
Katherine (Czebiniah) Sembrat
Syracuse
N.Y
Bovey
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Manchester
John F. Stevens
Morrisville
Allie R. Hart Jr
Richard J. Bovey
Manchester Center
Clyde Mattison
Philip Figie
East Syrause
Nick Sembrat
Denver
Colo
Arlington
Lucina Nichols
Equinox
Saranac Lake
New York
Texas
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Clement G. Belcher
St. James Episcopal Church
Evergreen Vault
March of Dimes Directors Award Scholarships in Bennington
The Bennington County Chapter of the National Foundation March of Dimes votes to continue awarding $1,000 scholarships to local high school graduates pursuing health and medicine. Application blanks will be available at area high schools next week, with postings also in neighboring states.
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Bennington County
National Foundation March of Dimes
Breard Hawks
Bennington Coun
Mrs Doyle Remains On Danger List After Auto Crash
A Grace Cottage Hospital spokesman said Mrs. Edward J. Doyle of Arlington remained on the danger list with slight improvement after an auto crash Tuesday that left her with multiple injuries. Her husband, also injured, is reported in satisfactory condition and improving. Henry J. McMahon, 79, of Hoosick Falls died Thursday at the Hoosick Falls Health Center after a long illness. He was caretaker and gardener for estates in the area and survived by sisters and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are set for Tuesday. Franklin J. O Dell, 82, a Pownal Center native, died Jan 17 in Middletown after years in machine shops and car work. He had operated a Middletown garage since 1922. Funeral services were held in Middletown.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Henry J. McMahon
Fisk St
Salem
John H
Catherine
Collins) McMahon
McMahon
Knights of Columbus
Maleady
Center St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Middletown
N.Y
Franklin J. O'Dell
Pownal Center
Bennington
Eli Briggs
Francis Amadon
Briggs
Silas J
Lucinda (Phillips) O’dell
Troy
New Jersey
Davis
Bennington College
Vermont Bar Assn
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Norwich University
Vermont College
American Bar Assa
Rock of Ages Corp
Barre
Boston University
New England Electric System
Little Hoover Commission
Dept. of Administration
Middlebury College
Vermont State Library
State Chamber of Commerce
Hattin Homes
Hedding Methodist Church
Long Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Vermont Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Vermont Historical Society
The
Salvation Army
Vt. Heart Assn
United Negro College Fund
Life Insurance Association of America
Vermont Development Credit Corp
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Calvin Collidge Memorial Foundation
Vermont Bankers Assn
Green Mountain Horse Assn
Vermont Morgan Horse Assn
PSB Okays Yankee Power Stock Sale
The Public Service Board in Montpelier approved Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. to sell another five million dollars in stock for its Vermon proposed atomic generating plant. The order bars sales to Massachusetts power interests and tops total stock authorization at twenty million dollars to finance the one hundred ten million dollar station. The board affirmed the plant will not pose undue health or safety hazards from radioactivity. It noted Massachusetts municipalities may participate only through Vermont utilities, preserving limits on non-New England investor involvement.
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Massachusetts
Vermont
New England
Enterprise Leads Naval Force Toward Korea Amid Tension
The USS Enterprise with over 100 aircraft steered a task force toward North Korea as additional U.S. planes flew into South Korea from Okinawa. North Korea demanded punishment for Pueblo crew, branding them criminals, while Pyongyang warned the U.S. risked war. US officials priced Russia as aiming to curb any single incident from triggering a general clash.
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Enterprise
North Korea
U.S
South Korea
Okinawa
Pueblo
Central News Agency
Pyongyang
Rodong Shimoon
United States
Russia
U.N. Security Council
Celebration Planned For 70th Anniversary Of Bennington Council
Bennington Council 307 Knights of Columbus plans a 70th anniversary weekend on Feb 3 and 4 with a large program and K of C dignitaries. The council was chartered on Feb 6, 1898 with 63 members. Thomas Donovan, council historian, compiled its history.
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Knights OF Columbus
Joseph J. Canning
Bennington Council
K of C
Bowmaker
Thomas Donovan
Elks Dinner Renamed William J Warner Memorial Dinner
The Elks announce a Tuesday March of Dimes benefit dinner from 5 to 9 p.m. featuring spaghetti and meatballs at the K of C building on Main Street. Donations are $1 for adults and 75 cents for children with reservations urged. a brochure, photos, and a Feb 3 open house and Feb 4 anniversary events accompany the program.
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Elks March of Dimes
March of Dimes
William J. Warner
Warner
K of C
Main Street
Vermont
Party lands six in Bennington District Court
A group of local youths were arraigned in Bennington District Court after breaking into a camp at Woodford. Nolan McLenahan, 18, pleaded not guilty to nighttime breaking and entering and was released on $1,000 bail. Five others faced charges of breach of peace and malicious mischief for the January 14 incident. Ronald Stratton, 19, pleaded not guilty pro forma. Mary McKeighan, 18, pleaded guilty and was placed on probation after a delinquent designation. Joseph Bishop, 18, pleaded guilty, fined $25 with a possible 30 day jail term if unpaid, and placed on probation. Sandra Carron, 16, pleaded not finished in the excerpt.
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Bennington District Court
Ronald Brace
Bennington
DeMarco
Sporting Goods
Bennington Road
Brace
George M. Fienberg
Waterbury State Hospital
Fienberg
Bennington County
Waterbury
Woodford
Nolan McLenahan
Mary Reginbald
Ronald Stratton
Shaftsbury
Stratton
Harvey D. Carter Jr
Robert Poblocki
Mary McKeighan
Joseph Bishop
South Stream Road
Noso
Robert Carron
Carron
John H. Towsley
East Dorset
Atty
Reuben Levin
William D. Wade
East Arlington
Edward J. Cross
Seaver W. Clark
West Wordsboro
Whitaker Funeral Held in Shaftsbury at St. Peter's
The funeral for Mrs. Edna Bates Whitaker, wife of Robert C. Whitaker of Sycamore Lane Shaftsbury, was held Thursday afternoon at St. Peter's Episcopal Church Chapel. The Rev. Frederick B. Wolf officiated, with Stanley Pike as organist at the console.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Edna Bates Whitaker
Robert C. Whitaker
Sycamore Lane
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Stanley Pike
Bennington Briefs recap of local events and court actions
The Bennington area reports include the Alliance Pastors Retreat in Sunapee NH and Bennington Day reservations in Fort Lauderdale. Local notices cover Knights of Columbus events, post cards for a 70th anniversary, beauty shop specials, and weekend sales. Obituaries note Mrs. Whitaker and Lindsey Belknap, with funeral and service details. North Adams and surrounding towns record multiple court actions including fines for driving offenses and minor in possession, plus a suspended sentence for a juvenile on probation. Police reports mention court personnel changes and a trial calendar update.
Marines Describe Escape From Viet Cong Capture
Two U S Marines Lance Cpl Steven D Nelson and Pfc Michael R Roha recounted being paraded through hostile villages by North Vietnamese forces after their Jan 7 capture at Phu Loc 15 miles NW of Da Nang They described fear for their lives and confusion as they escaped into jungle and returned to U S positions They noted guards careless with loaded weapons and said they wore VC clothing during the march and received food and makeshift slippers from their captors
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
UPI
U.S
Lance Cpl
Steven D. Nelson
Elkhart
Ind
Michael R. Roha
National City
Calif
Phu Loc
Nelson
Roha
United States
5Th Marine Artillry
Rohn
Right to Know Injunction Granted Against Keene Officials
A Superior Court injunction bars Keene Mayor Richard E. Bean and five City Council members from excluding newsmen or the public from Finance Committee meetings except where the law allows executive sessions. Judge Martin F. Loughlin found a liberal reading of the right to know statute and noted ambiguity in executive session provisions. Named defendants include Arshay Hovhannesian, Michael P. Carbone Sr., Sheldon L. Barker Jr., Arnold F. Shey, and Richard W. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene, N.H
UPI
Keene
Richard E. Bean
Superior Court
Martin F. Loughlin
New Hampshire
Finance Committee
Peter W. Selkowe
Keene Publishing Corp
Keene Evening Sentinel
Loughlin
Great Decisions Program at Bennington Free Library
An organizational meeting announced weekly Wednesday 8 pm sessions at Bennington Free Library for Great Decisions, sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association. The program will explore eight key U S foreign policy issues for 1968 with first meeting on February 7 and room for new members. Books priced at $2.50 are available from Robert Condon or via John Rothrock, librarian, with a schedule through March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Free Library
The
Foreign Policy Association
United States
Robert Condon
John Rothrock
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Summary
Hospital notes from Thursday January 25, 1968 record admissions Edith North of Hoosick Falls Annette Rice of North Bennington Janice Cook of Whitingham and discharges include David Johnson of North Bennington Mary Ellen Stone of Bennington Lucille Knight Royce Squires of Arlington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith North
Hoosick Falls
Annette Rice
North Bennington
Janice Cook
Whitingham
David Johnson
Mary Ellen Stone
Bennington
Lucille Knight
Royce Squires
Arlington
Stock Averages at Noon January 26 1968
The Dow Jones industrials stood at 866.56, up 2.31. Railroads gained 1.68 to 232.24 and utilities rose 0.12 to 130.46. The composite average advanced to 307.27, with volume totaling 5,590,000.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
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W.S. Hall
H.T. Guare
Milton Wolf
Wilmington
Clifford Harwood
Arthur Taylor
Albany Medical Center
DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital
Foundation
James A. Bow
Hawks
Jane Fradenburgh
Mildred Marchegiani
Lydia Boccagni
Readsboro
Marcel Langlais
Pownal
William Worthington
Bow
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs. Doyle
PSB
Security Council
Deane Davis
Area Funerals
Bennington Briefs
Richard Lenehan
Missionary Alliance Church
Alliance Pastors
Sunapee
N.H
Virginia Freitag
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
St. Francis de Sales Church
Priscilla’s
Catholic Daughters
Main St
Virginia
Bob Hogan
Mike Scarey
Last Stand
Moose Lodge
George O’brien
Lindsey EF. Belknap
St. Francis de Sales
Lindsey E. Belknap
Beech Street
Richard McGowan
Mr. Belknap
Co. A
Louis Ross
Edward Reod
Post 13
Walter Belknap
Louis’ Ross
Edward Rood
Milton Loker
Park Lawn Cemetery
Father McGowan
Francis
Hayden
North Adams
Mass
Francis Henry Hayden
First Methodist Church
Frank W. Grippin
Simmons Funeral
Spain
Mediterranean
Mr. Hayden
David Hayden
J.H. Winslow Plumbing and Heating Supply Co
Clark
Armed Services
Army
Francis P. Knapp
Carl A. Mattison
Arthur J. Callahan
Albert J. Simard
Neil S. Moss
John T. Carmody Jr
Florida
Billings
Frantz
Sprague Electric Co
Brattleboro
Lot
Hibbard
Clarissa McCarthy
George Jenkins
Flora Gerken
Ethel Hard
Mildred Maynard
Charles Canfield
Laura Stone
Peru
John Cleary
Ann Tompkins
Arthur Gilbert
Dorset
Lilah Whitman
Sadge Forbert
Mary Ballin
Putnam
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Four 21
Hartetheatre
Dick _ ‘van Dyke
Fitzwillys
Jae
Racva
Ves
Imon
Thurs
Williamstown
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