Famed Vermont cheesemaker Crowley dies at 80
George A. Crowley 80, owner of Crowley Cheese Factory in Healdville, died unexpectedly at his daughter’s home. Born Feb 20 1884 in Mount Holly, he led the family firm started by his father A Winfield Crowley in 1882 and will be succeeded by son Robert. He held community roles and served two terms as Mount Holly town representative. Funeral Saturday at Belmont Community Church.
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Mount Holly
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Lakeside Rebekah Lodge
Mt. Holly Grange
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Marsgaret Crowley
Hilda Huard
Covina
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Miriam Armstrong
Belmont
Mabelle Powell
Belmont Community Church
Robert Snyder
Hasetings & Congdon
Josephine C. (McGuire) Harte
James Harte
Warner Nursing Home
Orange
N.J
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East Orange
John
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South Orange
N. J
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Readsboro
Emma
Tower) Ross
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Daniel Hicks
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North Hoosick
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Delaney) Hayes
Harold Hayes
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
James and
Ida
Hart) Delaney
St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls
Albany Medical Center
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Delaney’s Hotel
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New York City
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Main St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Man Given Five to Ten Year Term in Assault Case
William Yarosz, 25, of 108 Gage Street, received a five to ten year state prison sentence for assaulting and maiming an 18 year old girl last March 24. Judge George M. Fienberg noted possible mental health treatment and said prison is not the cure for such outbursts, with potential release after four years for good behavior.
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Gage St
Windsor
George M. Fienberg
Yarosz
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Fienberg
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
Bennington High School
Union School Board Forms Committees and Plans Open Letter
The Union School board, led by Jenks, organizes into site, building, finance, program, public information and liaison committees. The liaison group will contact state education staff and boards, drafting an invitation letter for former members to attend meetings. A transport committee is deemed unnecessary for now.
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Jenks
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Cummings
Marian Taylor
David Adler
Williams
Bennington Village Offices Closed and Local Notices
Bennington Village offices will be closed Monday. Water Commissioners meet Monday at 7 30 p m. July 4 is a legal holiday for all postal installations with no city or rural carrier delivery, no window service Saturday, lobby open for box mail. Camp for rent Lake Dunmore July 6 13 $50 weekly Tel Bennington 442 2392 ADV July 3.
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Stanley J. Pekalski
Lake Dunmore
Rare Four Bit Operation Succeeds for Peter Percey
Peter Percey a 14 year old of North Benn ington Road swallowed a half dollar during a pool game and had it surgically removed at Putnam Memorial Hospital. He is convalescing satisfactorily. The incident occurred while youngsters swam and collected coins already tossed into the water. He plans to keep collecting coins but not with his abdomen as a hiding place.
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Harry W. Percey
North Bennington Rd
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hagerman
North Bennington Road
Ming
Peter
Mobile classroom ordered for Molly Stark School
Greater Bennington Schools Inc orders a two section mobile classroom from Mobile Classrooms Inc to ease crowding at Molly Stark School. Supt. Leon E. Wagner says the $10,000 purchase, approved by voters, should be ready for 25 students when school opens in September after Assembly and setup east of the home economics room in the junior high wing.
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Greater Bennington Schools Inc
Mobile Classrooms Inc
Fort Wayne, Inc
Leon E. Wagner
Bennington Southwest School District
Greater Bennington
Durocher Arrival Planned for Alienation Trial in Middlebury
Los Angeles Dodger coach Leo Durocher will reach Middlebury for a $150 000 alienation of affections case with defendant Rene Morin accusing Durocher of turning Mrs Anna Morin against him. Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote represents Durocher who expects a two day trial amid All-Star break.
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Addison County
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Ralph A. Foote
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Oakes urges top notch man for Vermont development post
Vermont state senator James L. Oakes calls for a highly qualified head of the Development Department. He cites salary gaps in neighboring states and stresses the need for a leader who can actively attract industry, understand Vermont, and advocate openly for growth. He expects strong competition with over 100 applications and urges paying to secure the best candidate.
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Oakes
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Ted) Bermingham
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Vermont
Gov Hoff to create committee on obscene Vermont literature
Vermont Governor Philip H. Hoff announced plans to appoint a committee to investigate alleged obscene literature on newsstands. He said samples provided by Ralph Guyette of Rutland were "absolute pornography" and that a special obscenity prosecutor would await the committee's report to the 1965 legislature. Hoff also noted ongoing decisions on reelection and a separate study of the state's vocational rehabilitation program. He indicated bells would be rung at 2 p.m. for two minutes to mark Independence Day per a gubernatorial proclamation.
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Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed
Admissions include Miss Daneen Darling North Pownal Kenneth Smith Mrs Maureen Loomis North Bennington Mrs Marjorie L Field Bennington Discharges include Master John Snide Mrs Barbara Cota and son Mrs Josephine Greenwood Bennington William B Center Shaftsbury Mrs Anna Gyvernot Hoosick Falls Births list Mr and Mrs Peter D Bareton Wilmington a son July 2 Mr and Mrs Romaine Hebert R D 2 a daughter July 2
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Hoosick Falls
Peter D. Bareton
Wilmington
Romaine Hebert
R.D
Vermont border station approval at Derby Line
The Senate Public Works Committee approved a $504,000 plan to construct a border station in Derby Line Vermont. The project advances for potential funding and implementation, reflecting ongoing improvements at northern border crossings.
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Washington
UPS
Senate Public Works Committee
Derby Line
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