Shower for Miss Batza as wedding planned
Miss June Batza of Cummings Street was honored at a shower for 240 guests at St. Stanislaw Hall ahead of her February 24 wedding to James Moore of River Street. The event featured a bridal cake from Mrs. Arthur Hoffman and gifts including a purse. The couple will wed at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Mae Burns, the church organist, suffered a cracked shoulder blade in a fall but is recovering at home. A Little Theater Group clarified a public poster for their forthcoming play See How They Run. Hoosick Falls High School students organized a 25 cent foreign student exchange share drive. the top-selling home room will receive a banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Batza
Adam Batza
Cummings Street
James Moore
Edward Moore
River Street
St. Stanislaw Hall
Miss Batta
Linda McGuire
Joan Arnold
Helen Carroll
Marie Davock
Ellen Stempek
Arthur Hoffman
Mae Burns
Center St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Center Street
Mary McClellan Hospital
Ronald Badgley
The
Little Theater Group
Hoosick Falls Central School
Foreign Student Exchange Fund
Philip Leonard
Dorset Ladies Group Elects New Officers
East Dorset meeting of the East Dorset Ladies Aid elected officers led by president Mrs. Leland Beebe and vice president Mrs. Frank Eggleston. Other posts assigned to Mrs. Roy Wilbur Mrs. Walter Beebe and Mrs. Leland Beebe. The year’s first sewing meeting set for March 14 at Mrs. James Beebe. A Junior Young Peoples group forms for grades six to eight with Sunday gatherings at 6:30 PM at Danby Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Dorset
Lake Sunapee
Sandra Eggleston
Manchester
Susan Bingham
Danby
Danby Congregational Church
Surprise Stork Shower Honors Mrs Merwin Wells
Mrs Merwin Wells was surprised with a stork shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Raymond Parks. About 15 guests attended and presented many gifts as Mrs Parks and Mrs Harry Baker served cake ice cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Wells
Raymond Parks
Parks
Harry Baker
Youth Power-Food for Fitness Program Initiated in Vermont
Vermont Farm Bureau announces a Youth Power-Food for Fitness program aimed at teens. Led by Marion Somers, the effort follows a National Food Conference model with support from 60+ industry companies. County youth groups will form legislative committees, with Vermont delegates set for the National Young Peoples Training School in Gatlinburg and a July regional summer camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont Farm Bureau
Marion Somers
Vermont
Keith Wallace
Young Peoples Training School
Gatlinburg
Tenn
New England
Minstrel cast announced. first rehearsal set in Bennington
Shaftsbury Fran Stacy announces the minstrel show cast is complete from end men to chorus. The first rehearsal is Sunday Feb 4 at North Bennington School at 8 p.m. Mrs Kenneth Thomson and others vacationing in Florida. Lyon family returns to Sal Haven, Juniper and Cushman plant worker injured. Herrick family from Williamstown visits. auxiliary meeting tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Delaney's home co hosted by Mrs Corey and Mrs Elwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Thompson
Harold Shepherd
North Bennington
Kenneth Thomson
Clarence Morse
William Morse
Bennington
Florida
Orlando
Lilah Marsh
Ken
Juniper, Fla
Marshall Lyon
Albany
Sal Haven
U.S.A
Lyon
H. T. Cushman Mfg. Co
Edwin Herrick
Williamstown
Mass
Wayne LaClair
al Smith
Belmont
Civil Defense Instructors Course Opens in Rutland
Arlington Civilian Defense director Robert Lindsey announces a medical self help course in Rutland starting Feb 1 at 7 p.m. taught by Getty Page under Dr. Philip G. Merriam supervision. The program, developed for emergency civilian needs, seeks instructors among nurses doctors and safety officers. Classes meet at Central Vermont Public Service Building with sessions on Feb 1 5 8 12 15 19 22 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Robert Lindsey
Rutland
Getty Page
Vermont Medical Society
Philip G. Merriam
Division of Health Mobilization
U. S. Public Health Service
Central Vermont Public Service Building
Grove St
Community notices and visits mark Sunderland area
East Arlington Sunderland residents share health updates and travel. Mrs Samuel Randall returns from Putnam Hospital. Ralph Bentley visits home then Veterans Hospital White River Junction. Church activities listed with service times. Local families attend funerals and visit relatives, including the Balch and Delaney families in Manchester.
Guard Unit Drills Troop L in Bennington Armory
The Guard unit met Monday evening at the Bennington Armory for instruction led by Sgt. LaFlamme. Movements of a troop or platoon were discussed with a sandtable and a short film demonstration. LaFlamme tested the new lecture microphone, aiding both instructor and soldiers. The next drill is Monday at 7 20 p.m. Personnel to wear class A uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
102Nd AC
Bennington Armory
LaFlamme
Couple Honored on 25th Anniversary in Shaftsbury
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mears of Sycamore Lane Shaftsbury were surprised at a 25th anniversary party Saturday attended by about 40 friends and relatives at the North Bennington firehouse. The event was hosted by their three daughters Janet Daniels Martha Daniels and Shirley Goodrum. The evening included dancing and refreshments with harmonizing by several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Clark
Bennington
M. C. Clark
Carl Benjamin
Andrew R. Miller
Putnam Hospital
Providence
R.I
Prouty Hill
Norman Shortland
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
North Adams
Mass
Shaftsbury
Albert Mears
Sycamore Lane
South Shaftsbury
North Bennington
George
Janet) Daniels
Edward
Martha) Daniels
Charles
Shirley) Goodrum
Edward Wansbury
John Billow
Fred Davis
Edward Daniels
Burglar Given Prison Term In Windsor State Prison Case
Ralph W. Thomas Jr. of Bennington was sentenced by Judge F. Ray Keyser in County Court on seven counts of burglary to serve from one to five years at Windsor State Prison. Represented by Atty. John B. Harte, he had pleaded not guilty at arraignment on December 20, 1961, then changed to guilty on January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Thomas Jr
Bennington
F. Ray Keyser
House of Correction
Windsor State Prison
Thomas
John B. Harte
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Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Church of the Immaculate Conception Church
FSE
Jennie Yett
Weeks St
Jefferson Ave
WET Mountain Farm
West Arlington
Flames Inn
Bie
Heal By Sa
Farmer's
Valentine Hearts
Toni
Ermanencv
Ariss
Aera Drug Store
Dorset Ladies Group
Dorset
Miriam Tifft
Farm Bureau
Fran Stacy
S.F.D
George Delaney
Howard Corey
Rudy Elwell
U.S
U. S
Burlington Savings Bank
Burlington, Vermont
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
East Arlington
Sunderland
Robert Shuffleton
Samuel Randall
Ralph Bentley
Veterans Hospital
White River Junction
Julius Hill
Frederick Quinns
Marilyn Dunlap
Clyde Dunlap
Harvey Waldron
West Sand Lake
N.Y
James Piffer
Raymertown
Jenny Hansenburg
Lillian Elwell
Phyllis
William Hayden
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Grande
Federated Church
Jerome Hill
PLAID
Robes
Jersies
ODD Lot Children’s Leotards
Walker
ART Ward's
Paritron
Dunhams
Elm Street
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