Hoosick Falls Grange meeting highlights and injuries
Hoosick Falls Central School Junior Band under William Gaillard played at the Hoosick Grange meeting last week. A financial report on a chicken barbecue was given by Otto Piritz. Two people were injured in a one car crash on Breese Hollow Road with Moon and Schnoop admitted to Putnam Memorial Hospital. Thomas Hill, 79, transferred to Putnam Memorial Hospital after knee surgery was planned. Today also marks his 55th wedding anniversary with Ann Clark.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
William Gaillard
Hoosick Grange
Ralph Philpott
Otto Piritz
N. Clifford Cottrell
Council of Farm Organizations
Rensselaer County
Battenkill Grange
West Arlington
Donald
Breese Hollow
Hoosick
Michael E. Moon
R.D. 1
Petersburg
Daniel Schnoop
Berlin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Center Brunswick
Moon
Bob Niles Garage
Hoosick Falls
Thomas Hill
Munsell Street
St. Clair’s Hospital
Schenectady
Onectady
Memorial Day Parade in North Bennington Without Delay
The annual parade under a 90 plus year Simmons flag proceeded on time led by Cpl. William Luczynski of the Vermont State Police and Mt. Anthony Union High School band. Shaftsbury and North Bennington units marched past the park for brief ceremonies as family milestones and long-running school bands marked 23 years of participation.
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Fred Simmons
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Cpl
William Luczynski
Vermont State
Michael Demasi
St. John’s Church
Milton Mackey
Mackey
Linda
Carol
Jean
Nancy
Laura
Mauhs
Union
Arthur Wickendens
Jim
Mt. Anthony
Wickenden
Adrienne
Chris and
David
Simmons
North Bennington-Shaftsbury
Obituary of Oscar Flynn Jr. Dorset resident and professor emeritus
Oscar Rogers Flynn Jr., 73, of Dorset and professor emeritus of finance at Columbia University, died May 22 in New York. A Columbus, Ohio native, he studied at Syracuse and Columbia, taught finance at Columbia and elsewhere, and wrote on investment management. He is survived by his wife Marion Byrnes Johnson and a daughter, Theodora Colt Bergery, with three grandchildren. He owned a Dorset home for 15 years and belonged to several clubs.
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Oscar Rogers Flynn Jr
Dorset
Columbia University
New York
Flynn
Dreyfus & Co
Columbus
Ohio
East Orange
N.J
Syracuse University
Canadian School of Aeronautics
Royal Flying Corps
Royal Air Force
Felixstowe
England
English Channel
School of Business
Wall Street
Dillon Reade & Co
Schluter & Co
Young & Otley
Graduate School of Business
Columbia
American Legion
Irish Club
London
Authors Club
Connecticut
Vermont
Dublin
Clonmel
Tipperary
Theodora Barrows
Bristol
R.L
Theodora Colt Bergery
Paris
France
Lucienne Jeane Hautelin
Marion Byrnes Johnson
Pownal Memorial Day Parade Draws Large Crowd
Memorial Day observance in Pownal drew a large crowd along Old Route 7 under clear skies. The procession featured parade marshal Mrs. Donald Roy, First Constable Arthur George, Second Constable Harold Marshall, various Girl Scout troops, Boy Scout Troop 347, Cub Scout Pack 347, Mt. Anthony Junior High Band, and local fire departments. Betsy Anderson rode a tricycle to the delight of onlookers as ceremonies at the Veterans Memorial included the Gettysburg Address and Taps.
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Pownal
Arthur E. George
Harold Marshall
Donald Roy
Maurice Hight
Fletcher Hall
Marcel A. Langlais
Vermont State Police Auxiliary
Linda Tomasella
Sharon Pudvar
Mt. Anthony
Judy Harrington
Barbara Harwood
Edward Reynolds
John Armstrong
Philip Frost
Thomas Rounds
Michael LaCroix
Christopher Hattat
East
Boy Scout Troop 347
Roy
Kenneth Schwebel
Wayne Barber
Boy Scout Troop
Alan Langlais
Murphy the soldier star finds acting a shield for life
Audie Murphy, America's most decorated WWII hero, speaks of acting as a livelihood not a calling. He recalls war deeds, early rough starts at Universal, and later hits like To Hell and Back, while facing money troubles and tax liens from past earnings.
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UPI
Hollywood
Audie Murphy
Murphy
America
Kingston
Tex
Europe
Universal Studios
Sierra
Texas
Hell
Five princesses vie for Rensselaer County Dairy Princess
Five farmers' daughters of Rensselaer County compete for the county Dairy Princess title in the finals at Averill Park High School on June 5 at 7 30 p.m. The contestants are Susan Mesick Mary Alice Welch Cathy Beck Helen Herrington and Roselyn Wallace. The winner will represent the county at state events and promote milk and dairy products across New York.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Dairy Princess
Susan Mesick
Schodack Dairy Princess
George E. Mesick Jr
Mary Alice Welch
Brunswick Dairy Princess
James Welch
Cathy Beck
Hoosick Dairy Princess
Rudolph Beck
Helen Herrington
Pittstown Dairy Princess
Clifford Herrington
Roselyn Wallace
Schaghticoke Dairy Princess
Robert Wallace
Averill Park
Darlyne Herrington
New York State
Mary Mesick
New York
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Main Street
Norshaft Lions Club
Sallen
Rene Auvray
Auvray
Riverside
Calif
IST
Bennington
Main ST. Bennington
United Counseling Service
Carolyn Peckham
Donna Andrews
Sherry Smith
Pownal Center
Betsy Anderson
Veterans Memorial
Town Hall
Hall
By Vernon Scott
Internal Revenue Service
Rensselaer
Pamela
Audie
Wist Women Shop
Save-Way Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
Ecgonomy Auto Stores Inc
Bennington, VT
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