Methodist Churches Hold Quarterly Meeting at North Hoosick
The North Hoosick Methodist church hosted the fourth quarterly conference for South Cambridge Eagle Bridge and North Hoosick units with Rev. John G. Rhinesmith presiding. Trustees were elected for three years and new administrative board duties and committee roles were outlined after a covered dish supper and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hoosick
N.Y
South Cambridge
Eagle Bridge
Burr and Burton Seminary Gains Full State Approval
Trustees faculty and students celebrate the state Board of Education approving Burr and Burton Seminary for full operation after a year on waiver. Officials toured the plant and praised new industrial arts homemaking and art programs while noting progress and budget provisions. Report cards will be mailed to parents next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Burr and Burton Seminary
Department of Education
Mary McClellan Hospital Week Admissions and Discharges
The week ending January 26 saw patients Anna Beck Eagle Bridge Emily M Gibbons Hoosick Falls Emma M Grover Arlington Vt Estella M Humphries Wells Vt Alice M Koehler Eagle Bridge Leo T LaRoche Hoosick Falls and Hattie M Slocum Hoosick Falls admitted. Discharges included Bertha Gates Eagle Bridge Leo T LaRoche Hoosick Falls Roberta A Reed Hoosick Falls and Danial J Shannahan Hoosick Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McClellan Hospital
Anna Beck
Eagle Bridge
Emily M. Gibbons
Hoosick Falls
Emma M. Grover
Arlington, Vt
Estella M. Humphries
Wells, Vt
Alice M. Koehler
Leo T. LaRoche
Hattie M. Slocum
Bertha Gates
Roberta A. Reed
Danial J. Shannahan
Williams Trustees Approve Parietal Recommendations
Williams College trustees approve a plan by the Committee on Undergraduate Life to let residential houses set and enforce their own rules for women visits. The system, starting after procedural details are finished, applies to exchange students with Vassar and to Williams and Vassar participants in the program, with freshmen noted for separate drafting by junior advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
H. Ganse Little, Jr
Department of Religion
Williams
Vassar
Little
John M. Hyde
Arlington A A R P elects officers for new year at January meeting
Arlington chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons elected Hugh Dollard as president Theodore Crabb as vice president and others named to secretary treasurer and committee chair roles. An added director will join the officers. Next meeting is February 4 at the Community House with John Lundquist presenting color slides from his travels in the British Isles and Europe. Also noted are local visits and a student return after hospital recovery following a jack jump accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
American Association of Retired Persons
Hugh Dollard
Theodore Crabb
Amy Keough
John Lundquist
Edward Curran
Esther Wilcox
Wesley Townsend
Robert Jones
British Isles
Europe
Hale Co Strike Talks Delayed Three Weeks by Hospitalization
Lawrence Ott of Local 164 United Furniture Workers said Hale Co negotiations may be delayed up to three weeks due to General Manager Martin Hirsch’s hospitalization for undisclosed surgery. The nine week strike, Hale Co’s longest in 110 years, centers on working conditions and contract scope, with union members to meet Feb. 5 to address management’s letter urging compromise.
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East Arlington
Lawrence Ott
United Furniture Workers At
Hale Co
Martin 4. Hirsch
Ott
Hirsch
Sunderland Authors Publish Memoir About T. S. Eliot
Dr. William Turner Levy and Victor Scherle, authors of Af fectionately, T. S. Eliot, visited their Sunderland cabin after a lecture tour to California. Their memoir, written last winter at the Sunderland camp, is bound for English publication by J. M. Dent & Sons, following a second U.S. printing by J. B. Lippincott. The volume is in local libraries including Arlington and Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turner Levy
Victor Scherle
T.S. Eliot
Roaring Branch
Sunderland
California
Levy
Eliot
Scherle
England
J.M. Dent & Sons
J.B. Lippincott
Arlington
Bennington
Local Socials and Faith Group Notes From Berlin to Columbus
Walloomsac residents visit relatives in Berlin New York and Lake Land Florida while Sp Ross Bentley on 30 day furlough rests with family. Altar and Rosary Society met at Church of the Immaculate Conception with prayers and folding guidance for altar linens and plans a Chinese auction. Columbus report notes Clarence W. Castle 50 earns his 96th intoxication conviction as judge Bruce Jenkins jokes about a 100 record.
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Gordon Hoag
Alice B. Fitzgerald
Berlin
N.Y
Ross Bentley
Germany
Fitzgerald
Kevin
Terry Bentley
Hugo Tunker
Williamstown
Mass
Oscar Stewart
Lake Land
Florida
Paul Massig
Columbus, Ohio
Clarence W. Castle
Bruce Jenkins
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Dibble
Vermont
Methodist Churches
Ernest Trinkle
John Underwood
Alfred Stannard
Norman Bott
Burton Welling
George Cronk
William Hamilton
Wilson Pratt
Mary Aiken
Rodney Brownell
Burton Welling Reserve
Council On Ministries
Stuart Brownell Jr
James Austin
Walter McNall
Nels Jacobson
Andrea Pratt
Margaret Aiken
Malcolm Hamilton
Donald Herrington
Kenneth Wolff
Peter Matcovich
Matcovich
Howard Herrington
Manchester
Michael Miller P.O. Box
Burr and Burton
Givin Wing
Tops Club
Boy Scouts
Guy S. Stone
Mary McClellan
Ludlow
George Allard
Burtonians
Eagles
Art Wyman
Dick Coulman
Bulldogs
Chester Sentinels
Proctor Phantoms
MVS
McClure
Chester
Tony Mone
Brian Benson
Burr Andert
Ww. Downey
B. Laselle
E. Hill
P. Roberts
E. Campbell
Arlington High
Lindsey
Wyman Rice
Clayton Young Coulman
Haussend
Thyanacas
Main St
Basket
Manchester Ctr
Helene Thompson
Bobby Young
Robert Young
Crow Hill Road
Terrance Riley
Mark
Westfield
Paul Kane
The
Stamford Yarn Shop
Singer Supplies
Stamford
U.S
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Altar and Rosary Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mary Doyle
William J. Lunney
USA
Thomas J. Downey
Hawley Manufacturing
Dinette
Contemporary
Mediterranean
East
Purdy’s Inc
Manchester Center
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