Hospital Admissions and Births Reported at Putnam Hospital
Sunday June 30 admissions list includes Webster Wilkins East Rupert Carl Oswald Weston and several others. Births noted include Onecimo Huron Llewellyn Jordan William Pulver and a daughter born to L Jack Ell in Miami Beach weighing 10 and a half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Wilkins
East Rupert
Carl Oswald
Weston
Joanne Davis
Shaftsbury
Janet Burdick
South Pownal
Dennis Woodward
Kenneth Hill
Harold A. Philpott
Bennington
Onecimo Huron
R.D
Llewellyn Jordan
Dewey St
William Pulver
Branch St
L. Jack Ell
Miami Beach
Fla
Ell
Carol A. White
Marshall White
Park Street
Wager couple to mark 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Everett O. Wager of 233 Maple St. will host an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday for relatives and friends in Bennington. Their daughter Eileen Andrews and other children coordinated arrangements. the couple wed July 9, 1913 in Albany. They are longtime Bennington residents and active in the local Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett O. Wager
Maple St
Eileen Andrews
Vergennes
Everett C. Wager
Robinson Avenue
Florence Maroney
Bennington
Francis Bahan
East Arlington
Gerald Wager
Nancy Harwood
Malcolm Graham Joins Rutland Parish Staff
The Rev Malcolm M Graham begins work as junior curate at Trinity Parish Rutland under Rev Robert H Throop after a parish associate stint at St Peters Episcopal Church. He trained 10 weeks in the Parish Training Program at St Peters and was ordained deacon June 11 in Burlington. The Grahams will reside at 170 Baxter St Rutland and a reception is set for July 9 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm M. Graham
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Trinity Parish
Rutland
Robert H. Throop
Graham
St. Peter’s
Province of New England
Marian Brothers of
Burlington
Kent Lawson
Imperial Avenue
General Theological Seminary
New York City
Harvey D. Butterfield
Vermont
St. Paul’s Church
Baxter St
Kennedy Elected Rotary President in Bennington Club
John Kennedy Jr. of Bank Street North Bennington was elected president of the Bennington Rotary Club. He succeeds E Ford Robbins. Other officers named are Bradford Smith first vice president Col Edward Giles second vice president J Duncan Campbell secretary Paul E Kirsch treasurer. Gordon Morris SBA Montpelier spoke at the Mt Anthony Country Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy Jr
Bank Street
North Bennington
Bennington
Union Carbide Giving Away Money Today
Union Carbide will distribute 147 296 dollars under an employe savings plan at the Bennington plant to about 240 workers. The company adds up to 30 percent of the employees savings, funded from their own 111 171 dollars saved in two years. The plan lets workers save 7.5 percent of earnings with company adds of 10 20 or 30 percent based on years of service. Savings may be used for short term or long range investments including U S Savings Bonds or Union Carbide stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Union Carbide Consumer Products Co
U.S
Union Carbide
Time magazine contest names Benhi Senior’s Barbara Webster winner
Barbara Webster, a recent graduate of Bennington High School, tops Time magazine’s 27th annual Current Affairs Contest. Fellow 1963 graduates William Bartlett Paul Hurlburt and Martha Wallace also posted high scores among 3 500 classes in the Time Education program. Over 4 million students have taken the Time test since it began 27 years ago with this year’s field over 400 000 in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Webster
Bennington High School
Time Magazine
William Bartlett
Paul Hurlburt
Martha Wallace
Time
United States
Canada
Vermont House approves relief formula for Pownal track
The Vermont House passed a bill granting financial relief to the Pownal pari mutuel track. The new sliding scale keeps the 18 percent take, with state and track shares varying by daily handle: 3%/15% up to 100k, 4%/14% up to 150k, 6%/12% up to 200k, 10%/8% up to 300k, and 12%/5% beyond 300k. The rule stays until April 1, 1964, then reverts unless changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Pownal
Vermont
Senate
Retiring Sears Head Honored at Williamstown Dinner
Mrs Betty Vince longtime Sears Roebuck Order Office manager resigned effective July 20 was guest of honor at a dinner at the 1896 House in Williamstown Massachusetts Thursday night. Twenty two friends and coworkers attended with surprise guest Fred O Billings and wife from Wayland. Mrs Vince received a corsage of symbolium orchids and a statue of the Infant of Prague from Cyril Bluto on behalf of the assembly. Vince served as manager for 19 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Vince
Sears Roebuck
Williamstown
Mass
Assembly
Prague
Vince
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Putnam Hospital
Dennis Hall
Carolyn Cone
Bette Kennedy
Marion DeBell
Marie Legacy
Elizabeth Ekwall
Alex Ogilvie
Fannie Knapp
Lucene Pierce
Sonja Rowland
Hoosick Falls
Lewis Monroe
White Creek
Anna Surdam
Shirley Salluzzo
Nancy Frazier
Dorothy Weaver
Liam G. Rowe
Kathleen Burrington
N.Y
Olga Mahar
Gerald A. Surdam
Mark Calhoun
Green Mountain
Isidor Tabachneck
Albany
Green Mountains
Woodbine Bay
Green Mountain Park
Tabachneck
Ethel Tabachneck
Betty Radzyminski
Fienberg
Main St
Thrift Shop
Ruth Hoy
Eugene Burt
Glennard Turner
William Towart
Hopkinsville
Brenda Utley
Madkour
Mgqiti VL. Benn. Vt
Cole Slaw
HAM
Bordens
Ian
Rev MM
Malcolm Graham
Joe
RA Berea
Cholommm
Pastrami
Boston
Kennedy
Rotary
Brattleboro
AHSA
NEHC
VHSA
Harris Hill
Harris Ski Jump
Cedar Street
Vermont 9
Benhi Seniors Magazine
Atkins, Jewelers
Bennington, Vt
New York
UPI
America
Admiral Dewey
Anastasia Island
Florida
Catholic Digest
Woolworth’s
Prida
Mu-Mu’s
S-M-L
Capris
AVON
Terry
S.m-L
Woolworth’s Store
Sears
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