Library Committee Meets To Aid State Problems
Vermont Gov Hoff will chair the first meeting of the 45 member Library Advisory Committee formed after a 1964 survey. Illness delayed work by consultant Dr Irving A Verschoor. Bennington Free Library librarian John Rothrock is on the panel. The session will pursue a 1967 legislative program to improve library service statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustry
Verschoor
Vermont
Hoff
Gilbert Prentiss
New York
Elizabeth Myer
Department of State Library Services
Rhode Island
Ed Wynn dies after long theatrical career at 79
Beverly Hills California UPI veteran comedian Ed Wynn known as The Perfect Fool died in his sleep from cancer at 79. He leaves a career spanning stage radio film and television with Emmy nomination for Requiem for a Heavyweight and roles in Marjorie Morningstar The Great Man and The Diary of Anne Frank. His son Keenan Wynn was with him minutes before death.
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Ed Wynn
Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Wynn
Isaiah Edwin Leopold
Fool
Marjorie Morningstar
Actor Keenan Wynn
Wilshire Boulevard
New England
Miss Margaret Gorman Weds Dr Edward Kopper in Hoosick Falls
In Hoosick Falls Immaculate Conception Church hosted a Saturday morning wedding at 11 o clock. Miss Margaret Mary Gorman daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward V Gorman of 8 Nixon Street Hoosick Falls became Mrs Edward A Kopper Jr daughter of Mr and Mrs Kopper of Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Immaculate Conception
Margaret Mary Gorman
Edward V. Gorman
Nixon St
Edward A. Kopper Jr
Marriage of Suzanne Turner Zoesch and Thomas Rogers
Suzanne Turner Zoesch and Thomas Frederick Rogers married May 26 in Zion Episcopal Church Manchester. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Raymond Turner of Springfield, mass, wore a white silk shantung gown and Venise lace with pink and white rose bouquet. Guests from New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont attended. The couple will live in Bryn Mawr Pa after a trip to Canada and Michigan. Mr. Rogers is an English professor at Villanova and St Joseph's College.
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Manchester
Suzanne Turner Zoesch
Raymond K. Turner
Springfield
Mass
Thomas Frederick Rogers
Jennie Rogers
Cambridge
Robert L. Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
John Randall Turner
Westboro
Joseph Osgood
West Long Branch
N.J
Christine Suzanne Zoesch
Roger Peabody
Littleton
N.H
United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Frederick Rogers
Mark Randall Zoesch
Kandahar Lodge
Bromley Mountain
Rogers
Colorado
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
United States Ski Association
Russell Sage College
Troy
N.Y
Morgan Street Extension
Bennington
Bijur Lubricating Corp
U.S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Associated Industries of
Vermont
New Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Francis J. Cavanaugh
O.S.A
mid-West
Charles Bauman
Raleigh Tatro
Donald Sutton
Mother
Panis Angellicus
Paul Hyde
Kathleen
Linda
Leah Gorman
Peggy Kopper
Neil Brennan
Patrick Nolan
Thomas Martinez
Ronald Wending
Mt. Anthony Country Club
St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls
Samaritan Hospital
Villanova University
St. Joseph’s College
Philadelphia
Temple University
Canada
Michigan
Radwyn Apartments
Bryn Mawr
Worcester
Framingham
Rome
Albany
New York City
Norwood
Chicago, Ill
Mary Elizabeth Jacobs Weds Peter Farwell in East Walpole Church
Miss Mary Elizabeth Jacobs daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry C Jacobs of East Walpole Massachusetts wed Peter David Farwell son of Mr and Mrs Porter Farwell of Wilmington Vermont at St Marys Church East Walpole. Rev Paul McPartland presided with soloist Robert Higgins. A reception followed at Norwood Elks Hall. The couple will reside in Manchester New Hampshire after a trip to New York City. The bride wore a pink two piece linen ensemble and the groom a suit. Attendants included Miss Anne Dennehey and Miss Patricia Farwell with gowns of peau de soie. Best man Malcolm Lewis and ushers Stephen Abbott David Prentice and Joseph Jacobs. The bride is a nurse graduate of the University of Vermont class of 1966. A future residence is planned at 23 Mary Ann Road Manchester New Hampshire.
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East Walpole
Mass
Mary Elizabeth Jacobs
Harry C. Jacobs
Washington St
Peter David Farwell
Porter Farwell
Main Street
Wilmington
St. Mary’s Church
Paul McPartland
Robert Higgins
Norwood Elks Hall
Norwood, Mass
Joan Abbott
Middlebury
Anne Dennehey
Walpole
Patricia Farwell
Michele Harper
Burlington
Malcolm Lewis
Bradford
Ontario
Canada
Stephen Abbott
David Prentice
Salem
Joseph Jacobs
Calabro To Speak On Use of Music at CPCC Workshop
Louis Calabro a longtime Bennington College music faculty member will discuss the functional use of music at the CPCC Drama Workshop talk next Wednesday at 10 30 a m in Molly Stark School The free event covers his Juilliard studies and honors including Guggenheim Fellowships and the Richard Rodgers and Elizabeth A Coolidge awards with notes on Cantilena and other works and past performances by the Jacksonville Symphony and Collegiate Chorale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Calabro
Bennington College
CPCC
Molly Stark
Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra
Collegiate Chorale
Rochester
Gradatim Group Installs Officers at Dinner Meeting
The Gradatim Group of the First Baptist Church installed new officers at a Thursday dinner in Vermont er attended by 34 members and two guests. Mrs. Mildred White became president, with Mrs. Barbara Bennett as secretary and Mrs. Mable Weller as treasurer. Mary Flitcroft was absent as vice president.
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First Baptist Church
Vermonter
Vera Herrmann
Hildred Straub
Mabel Fitzgerald
Florence Payne
Maud Dean
Mildred White
Barbara Bennett
Mable Weller
Mary Flitcroft
New Nichols Christian Education Building
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Stanstead
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U.S
Calabro
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