Windstorm Devastates Buskirk Farm and Siloes
Buskirk New York reports a Sunday afternoon whirlwind caused extensive damage to George Cronk’s farm near Eagle Bridge. Two silos collapsed, barn doors and roof were ripped away, and debris was tossed across fields. Hailstones over an inch battered corn leaves while cows sustained injuries from splinters. Cronk, who moved from New Jersey six years ago, vows to rebuild as family health strains persist nearby.
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Cronk
Buskirk
Eagle Bridge
Roger Fillmore
New Jersey
Albany Medical Center
Tient
Kim Lee
George Cronk
Bates
Navy training squadron aids Pensacola students
Airman Phillip A. King, USN, son of Mrs. Louise King, serves with Training Squadron Four at the Naval Air Station Pensacola Florida. The squadron conducts training for student aviators in naval air operations and flight instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip A. King
USN
Louise King
Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla
Hoosick Falls weekly band concert returns to Wood Memorial Park
The Hoosick Falls band concert series resumes tonight at 8 in Wood Memorial Park after last week’s cancellation due to members being away. Featured twins Ralph and Robert Metcalfe perform with electric guitars in The Barn, joined by Betty and Barbara Siegel in Breezing Along with the Breeze, marking a rare twin collaboration. Also noted are visiting relatives and local notices including school registration dates for Arlington area students and reminders to bring birth certificates for Grade 1 entrants.
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Wood Memorial Park
Ralph
Robert Metcalfe
Alexander Metcalfe
Carey Ave
Metcalfes
Betty and
Barbara Siegel
Albany
Fisher
Arlington Town
Dale Lanphear
Arlington Memorial High School
Early Application Urged On New State Scholarships
Arlington Vermont Rep. Marjorie Doyle says new state scholarships are available for students. Two kinds exist: 100 honor scholarships worth 100 each for this year's high school graduates based on scholastic ability, and incentive grants from 200 to 400 based on need and ability.
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Arlington
Vermont
Marjorie Doyle
House Education Committee
Langlais Named Senior Patrol Leader Of Troop 47
Three patrols of Boy Scout Troop 47 elected leaders Tuesday. Beaver Patrol chose Michael Walsh as leader and Thomas Frost as assistant. Raven Patrol chose Alan Strobridge as leader and Michael Pratt as assistant. Flaming Arrow Patrol chose Peter Roy as leader and John Grusendorf as assistant. Thomas Langlais was named senior patrol leader to supervise and advise the groups. Scout master Rolland Royane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 47
Beaver Patrol
Michael Walsh
Thomas Frost
Raven
Alan Strobridge
Michael Pratt
Flaming Arrow
Peter Roy
John Grusendorf
Thomas Langlais
Rolland Royane
Local honors mark Master Kamber and scout merit tests
Manchester journalist notes Grand Lodge of Vermont figure Nathan Kamber hospitalized in Bennington after a Saturday reception. The report covers scout merit badge testing Friday at 7 PM, nine boys enrolled, upcoming meetings at Pudvar camp, and a July 31 workbee. It also details Vermont scholarships via Vermont Student Assistance Corp and local officials involved in student aid and senatorial scholarships at Bennington County colleges.
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Nathan Kamber
Grand Lodge of Vermont, Ioof
Bennington
Roy
Pudvar
Doyle
Bennington County
Vermont Student Assistance Corp
Montpelier
H. Reed Saunders
Burlington
UVM
Student Assistance Corp
Eugene Winslow
Windham College
Max Barrows
Conrad Doyon
St. Johnsbury
Richard McDowell
St. Michael’s College
Bennington Vermont Bank Report of Condition 1965
The County National Bank of Bennington Vermont reports assets of 1.059 million cash to 4.185 million in securities and 11.266 million total deposits at June 30 1965. Directors K R Clayton Ward Lyons Van Vechten B Graves attest to accuracy with cashier Arthur F Cronin confirming condition.
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County National Bank OF
Bennington
Vermont
United States
U.S
Federal
Arthur F. Cronin
K. R. Clayton Ward L
Lyons van Vechten
B. Graves
Ibsen Play to Be Shown by Bishop's Company of California
Cambridge readers invited to the First United Presbyterian Church for An Enemy of the People staged Thursday at 8 p.m. An offering will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrik Ibsen
Bishop’s Company of
California
First United Presbyterian Church
Park and Main
Cambridge Historical House
Broad Street
Ondawa Cambridge Chapter
DAR
American Heritage Committee
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Ray OF Sunshine
Helene Thompson
Hoosick Falls
Richard Severson
Hoosick
Ada M Reer
Ronald Piritz
Evan and
Gerald
San Francisco
Calif
Otto Piritz
Pine Valley Road
Harold Andrew
Val Clifford
Freemont
Ohio
George Benedict
Cliffords
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Racing Daily Double
Reen Mountain
Williamstown
Mass
Shetley
Orlon
Orion
The
Vera Langlais
Manchester
Jackie Breen
Sover
Oes
Cambridge
Ruth Bates
Cambridge Central School
Village of
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