Area Obituaries in Vermont and Nearby Towns
Obituary notices from Pownal Arlington and surrounding areas report Addie Sumner Murray 71 of Pownal died after a short illness. Born August 7 1892 she taught in Pownal and was active in church and home demonstration work. Also noted are obituaries for Merle L Coulter and Frank C Mears with service details, burial places, and survivors.
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Pownal
Addie Sumner Murray
Glen E. Murray
Putnam Memorial Hospital
George F
Mary (Burrington) Sumner
Bernington High School
Murray
Powenal Center
Home Demonstration Unit
Park Lawn
Bennington
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Miss Jean Mackey of North Ber ington. Discharges cover Michael Merrills Hoosick Falls Cherie Candid Mary Bump Jean View Bennington and many others across Dorset Bennington Cambridge and surrounding towns. Births recorded for Donald Frost Manchester Depot Floyd Ashley East Road and Raymond Paquin Bennington with sons born in July.
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Michael Merrills
Hoosick Falls
Cherie Candid
Mary Bump
Jean View
Bennington
Farrow Lake
South Dorset
James Bettis
North Hoosick
Jean Cook
Bevenington
Annie Gabert
Weston
Lucy Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
Mary Pudvar
North Powe Nal
Bessie Tifft
Dorset
Alice Jones
Manchester Depot
Mary Baldwin
Salem
Donald Frost
Floyd Ashley
East Road
Raymond Paquin
Funerals Held for Local Women in Vermont and Nearby States
Funeral services were held for Mrs. James Harte nee Josephine McGuire in St. Francis de Sales Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Flanagan officiating. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery. Relatives came from East and South Orange, New Jersey. Also honored were Mrs. Harold Marsh nee Ethel Wright in Bennington with burial in Grandview Cemetery. and Mrs. Hattie E. Nichols, died July 1, buried in Park Lawn Cemetery with service by John Button. Neighbors from the region and Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harte
Josephine McGuire
Warner Nursing
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Flanagan
Park Lawn Cemetery
Msgr
East Orange
South Orange
N.J
North Bennington
Harold Marsh
Ethel Wright
Hoosick Falls
Mahar & Son Feneral
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Bennington
William W. Millsaps
Grandview
Hattie E. Nichols
Hanson Walbridge
John Button
First Baptist Church
Ralph Walk
Franklin Spicer
Samuel Kelson
Earl Harrington
Lynn Harrington
Parley Hill
Button
Connecticut
New York
Massachusetts
Rotary Opens New Year With Giles as President
The Bennington Rotary Club started a new year with Edward H. Giles as president succeeding John Kennedy Jr. Officers include J Duncan Campbell and Alexander B R Drysdale as vice presidents, Armand Lampron as secretary, and Willard Goyette as treasurer. Directors are Kennedy, Paul E Kirsch, Robert M Wilson, and Salvatore Santarcangelo. Guest speaker was Sen. James L. Oakes of Brattleboro, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor.
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Bennington
Stock Averages Move Higher With Broad Gains
Market summary shows the Dow Jones industrials up 1.83 points to 843.30 while the rail averages rise. Utilities advance 0.51 and the composite average gains 0.83 to 200.65. Sales total 2,160,000.
Meyer challenges Fayette to debate in Senate race
Democratic U S Senate hopeful William H. Meyer issues an open challenge to primary opponent Frederick J. Fayette of South Burlington to debate. Meyer says committees and groups should sponsor a public forum and he would welcome the chance to debate Fayette on campaign issues.
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Rupert
William H. Meyer
U.S. Senate
Hasise
Frederick J. Fayette
South Burlington
Meyer
Fayette
Rev Stephen C Greene Steps Down From Bennington Youth Council
Retiring chairman Rev Stephen C Greene of the Second Congregational Church says after three years the Bennington Youth Council should have a broader, more serious program beyond Sunday night gatherings. The council includes six area churches and seeks a new chair and an assistant to expand activities and engagement.
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Bennington
Greene
Youth Council
Rainer Degenhardt
International Christian Youth Exchange
Degenhardt
Germany
Vermont Ranks 49th In School Construction
Vermont ranked 49th among states last year in new school construction per School Management Magazine. It built five new schools with 56 classrooms for 1,290 students at a cost of 2.415 million dollars. California led with 547 schools and 258.6 million dollars.
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Montpelier
UPS
Vermont
North Dakota
Green Mountain
California
Local Briefs Highlight Sports Practice and Family News
Fairdale Farms holds 5 30 p m practice at the Minor League field. Mrs. Burton W Potter of Elm Street convalesces after a second mastoid operation at St Marys Hospital in Troy New York. Mrs Stella Robertson of Delray Florida visits Col and Mrs Charles P Hayward in Monument Ave Bennington. Gary Lee Ames, associate degree holder from Hudson Valley Community College Troy, NY, lands a job with Tansitor Electronics Inc. Mrs Ames is Mary Anne Alexander. They have a 10 month old son Gary Jr. Mrs H N Hammond returns from Washington DC with daughter Mrs C Louis Knight for an eight day Puerto Rico trip to San Juan and Luquillo Beach.
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Burton W. Potter
Elm Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Troy
Gary Lee Ames
Hudson Valley Community College
N.Y
Tansitor Electronics, Inc
Ames
Mary Anne Alexander
Gary Jr
Drury High School
North Adams
H. N. Hammond
South Street
Washington, D.C
C. Louis Knight
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Luquillo
Woodford man fined for unregistered motorcycle ride
Municipal Court this morning fined Woodford resident Robert L. Wallace, 23, $35 after pleading guilty to driving an unregistered motorcycle without a license on July 4. State police said he planned to register the vehicle and obtain a license. Diane H. Brassard, 26, Bene nington, pleaded guilty to driving with an expired operator’s license dated May 3 and was fined $15 for the June 17 offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
Robert L. Wallace
George M. Fienberg
Vt. 9
Diane H. Brassard
Benenington
Parimutuel Clerks Debate Legality of Track Union Contract
The employes committee questions signing procedures and authority behind the Teamsters contract at the track. They cite lack of full ratification, unclear signatures, and Bartimo's absence from negotiations while noting pay terms and bonus provisions. Members seek possible contract revision or state intervention.
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Ryan
Stewart
Wright
Lou Smith
Teamsters
Track
Bartimo
Banner
Raymond
Pari-Mutuel
Teamsters Union
The
International
Morgera
Fourth of July crashes Across Vermont leave several injured
State police reported multiple July fourth incidents in the Bennington area. Harold Wood 21 Jamaica Plains Mass fractured minor cuts after his Harley Davidson veered off U S 7 near the Bennington Pownal line. Douglas Scott 24 Detroit unhurt in a Searsburg crash after his 1958 Chevrolet hit guard posts and rolled. William Wyckoff 72 Williamstown Mass injured slightly in a collision at Routes 346 and 7 with Roger Hall 18 Pownal Center. Judy Bissaillon North Adams rider with Hall and Wyckoff’s wife were also injured. Walter King 26 Beech Court Bennington slight injuries after his Plymouth struck eight guard posts on Vt 9 Woodford. Erwin Metzer 36 Bronx NY skid off Woodford Mountain in a 1963 Chevrolet with moderate damage. State police Sgt Polejack said holiday traffic did not change types or counts of violations much.
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Harold C. Wood
Jamaica Plains
Mass
U.S. 7
Bennington - Pownal
Shaftsbury
Wood
Douglas D. Scott
Detroit
Mich
Vt. 9
Searsburg
Pownal
William O. Wyckoff
Williamstown
Roger D. Hall
Pownal Center
Hall
Walter R. King Jr
Beech Court
Bennington
Woodford
King
Erwin Metzer
Bronx
N.Y
Vermont
Woodford Mountain
Metzer
Waterman Promises Vermont R touting decision this week
U. S. Circuit Judge Sterry Waterman said a three judge panel will issue its ruling on Vermont's reapportionment suit by week’s end or Monday at the latest. The decision will be filed in U S District Court in Burlington and is expected to align with recent Supreme Court guidelines demanding both houses of a state legislature be treated per constitutional standards.
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ST. Johnsbury
UPI
U. S
Sterry Waterman
Vermont
Waterman
U.S. District Court
Burlington
U.S. Supreme Court
Vermont political figures and court actions shape reapportionment
The article outlines Malloy's Vermont career from state police to congressional candidate, plus details on Vermont reapportionment battles. It notes Gov Hoff's stance, judges J Joseph Smith and Robert P Anderson, and possible 1965 Legislature redistricting if federal rulings strike down the 10 year time lock.
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Vermont
Durocher Consults Attorney Over Alienation Suit
Los Angeles Dodgers coach Leo Durocher planned to confer with attorney Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote in Middlebury as an alienation of affections suit seeks $150,000 from him. Rene Morin, a Middlebury bricklayer, alleges Durocher alienated the affections of Morin’s wife Anna, now five years into the marriage. The trial opens in Addison County Court Tuesday with Morin and his four daughters backing the claim. Durocher arrived Sunday night from Los Angeles and noted the charge as asinine.
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Middlebury
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Addison County
Rene Morin
Morin
Durocher
Anna
Los Angeles
Ralph A. Foote
New York
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Arthur R. Rickert
Gage St
Rickerts
Buckler
Addie S. Murray
Merle L. Coulter
Hanson - Walbridge
Coulter
Charlotte M. Bronson
Frank
Henrietta (Bowen) Bronson
Ladies’ Tri-C
Charles E. Harrington
Howard Towsley
Donald Farrington
Fall River
Martin Bronson
William Bronson
Arthur Bronson
Floyd Bronson
Manchester
N.H
Helen Galipo
Adams
Mabel O’malley
Martha Guimond
Frank C. Mears
Arlington
Jackson
Walbridge
Granville Greenwold
Mr. Mears
Sandgate
Herbert
Louise
Gray) Mears
Oliver and
Mary White
Jackson, N.Y
Thelma Austin
Saratoga
Harold W. Austin Jr
Jean Mackey
North Berington
Deborah, Hayes
R.D
William Luke
Richard Gauthier
Joseph T. Betit
Harriet Evers
Peter Krawczyk
Hazel Fritz
Kasmer J. Stempek
Edward P. Thurber Sr
Lorraine Surdam
Beverly Hoag
Marion Jennings
East Arlington
Ellen Washburn
Cambridge, N.Y
Constance Barton
Wilemington
Judy Shepard
Petersburg
Mauereen Loomis
Mrs
James Hart
Rotary
Latham Circle
Eddie Rich
Jeanne Crain
Claudia
Latham
My Fair Lady
Allyn Ann McLeric
Dr. Strangelove Starring
Peter Sellers
Geo. C. Scott
Strait
Joan Crawford
Diana Baker
Viva Las Vegas
Moon Spinners
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Casinoss
IBM
G&p
Bennington Banner
Rev. Greene
Bennington Youth Council
Second Congregational Church
Yale
Ben-Mont Avenue
Stephen C. Greene
Bennington Briefs
Fairdale Farms
Stella Robertson
Delray, Fla
Col
Charles P. Hayward
Monument Avenue
Ford
Judy Bissaillon
Wyckoff
State Police
John A. Pole Jack
Shaftsbury Barracks
Malloy
Vermont Highway Patrol
Vermont State Police
Congress
America
Congress of the
United States
Office of Price Stabilization Committee
Business and Defense Service Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
Aldermen
Vermont Senate
House
J. Joseph Smith
Hartford, Conn
Robert P. Anderson
New Haven, Conn
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Pada Syn Z
North Hoosick Rt
Dan Duryea
Lake George
Opera Festival
Diamond ,Point
Harte Theatre
Black Sabbath
Boris Karloff
Susy Anderson
Evil
Eye
Leticia Roman
John Saxon
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