Funeral notices for Ellen Murphy Jennie Hansenburg and Robert Cole
Funeral services are listed for Ellen V. Murphy of 200 Safford Street held at St Francis de Sales Church with burial planned for Park Lawn Chapel. Jennie Hansenburg’s funeral was at Hanson Walbridge in Arlington with Maple Grove Cemetery interment later. Robert L. Cole’s Libera service and Requiem High Mass are noted for St John the Baptist Church North Bennington and Park Lawn Chapel burial. Relatives attend from multiple New York and Massachusetts locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen V. Murphy
Safford St
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Father Anthony Brackett
East Arlington
Jennie Hansenburg
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bermington
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Arlington
Granville Greenwald
Federated Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Earl Conlon
Bennington
John Mears
Albert Mears
James Woodard
Francis Woodard
Mrs G Holley Gilbert dies at 72 in Dorset
Helen Herrick Gilbert 72 wife of George Holley Gilbert long time Dorset resident died Thursday. Born November 21 1891 in Chicago she graduated Wellesley College in 1914 and lived in Wellesley Hills until 1930. Survived by husband son James H Gilbert and daughter Betty Gilbert Funeral Sunday in Dorset Church with burial at Maple Hill Cemetery. Lena M Pelcher 78 of Browning Place dies at Putnam Memorial Hospital funeral arrangements pending. A further obituary will appear Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Helen Herrick Gilbert
George Holley Gilbert
James B
Zellah (Davies) Herrick
Chicago
Wellesley College
Wellesley Hills
Philadelphia
Bala-Cynwyd
Lena M. Pelcher
Browning Place
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Easter Club Brunch Slated With Catering By Weeks and Madkour
Easter snacks will be served at the Bennington Club on Easter Sunday for members and families. Catering will be by Earl Weeks and Joseph Madkour, starting at 6 p.m. This annual event supports club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Club
Earl Weeks
Joseph Madkour
Hospital Notes and Local Births and Graduates
Admissions list includes Patricia Reynolds Irene Mercier Russell Parks and others. Discharges feature Alfred Peters William Cronin Edna Whitaker Rachel Kinney Raymond Sharkey Jean Highfield and Margaret Weyers. Births report two February and March newborns with Harvard graduates noted. Local ads promote Iron Kettle specials Bennington Lanes Easter opening and market offerings.
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Patricia Reynolds
Irene Mercier
Bennington
Russell C. Parks
Dorset
Alfred E. Peters
East Arlington
William F. Cronin
Hoosick Falls
Edna Whitaker
Shaftsbury
Rachel Kinney
Raymond R. Sharkey Jr
Hoosick
Jean Highfield
Margaret Weyers
North Pownal
Bennington Grange Hosts Agriculture Program Winners Named
Bennington Grange met at Miss Hazel A. Hogan’s home with three visitors including district deputy Mrs. Helen Pratt and state home economics member Mrs. Belle Decker. An agriculture program was presented and the vegetable contest winner were Mrs. Decker and Mrs. Rose Gleason. The lecturer read a National Grange report on farmer-manufacturer cooperation to boost consumption of farm products. The next meeting will feature an Easter program on April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Grange
Hazel A. Hogan
Grant Street
Helen Pratt
Belle Decker
National Grange
Airmen Released After Downing In East German Action
Two U S Air Force captains parachuted from an RB66 after their aircraft was shot down during a routine training flight in East Germany. They entered Western territory amid holiday traffic with uninjured appearances and awaited White House confirmation. A third crew member, Lt Harold W Welch, suffered a broken arm and leg. Separately Gabriele Hammerstein, a New York City woman, was freed after over two years in an East German prison.
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United States
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Holland
Kessler
Freedom
U.S. Army European
Heidelberg
U.S. Air Force European
Wiesbaden
White House
U.S
Gabriele Hammerstein
New York City
United
Connecticut Woman’s Car Flips on U.S.7
A Plantsville woman Helen M. White, 22, suffered bumps and bruises after her car left U.S. 7 near the Benn View Motel south of Bennington Village and overturned in a culvert. She told police she was rounding a curve when the skid occurred on the slippery highway surface. the vehicle was extensively damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plantsville
Conn
U.S. 7
Benn View
Bennington Village
Helen M. White
No New Who's Who Names in Bennington
No new Bennington entries appear in the 33rd edition of Who's Who in America published this week. Vermonters newly listed include Atty A Luke Crispe Brattleboro James Isbell Armstrong Middlebury College president At ty General Charles Edward Gibson Jr Montpelier and former Atty Gen Charles Jamnus Adams Waterbury. The update adds over 9 000 new biographies to a total of 58 000 listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Atty
A. Luke Crispe
Brattleboro
James Isbell Armstrong
Middlebury College
Charles Edward Gibson Jr
Montpelier
Charles Jamnus Adams
Waterbury
Marquis
Jackson Martindell
Hyman and Hicks clash in Dialogue on contemporary fiction
NORTH BENNINGTON Stanley Edgar Hyman and Granville Hicks spoke at Bennington College on a two view dialogue about current fiction. Hyman criticized popular authors for weak later work and critics who praise too soon. Hicks argued for balanced critique and urged informing the public on what is worth reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Vs. Hicks
North Bennington
Stanley Edgar Hyman
Bennington College
The
New Leader
Granville Hicks
Saturday Review
Hyman
Hicks
Crash Victims Remain Listed as Fair in Pownal
In Pownal an automobile crash left two seriously injured, Charlotte Killian and Steven Wolff, with Killian possibly facing a pelvic fracture. The car left U.S. 7 and rolled down a steep bank. state police continue the investigation. In Washington, President Johnson received the 1963 Big Brother of the Year award from the Big Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Putnam Hospital
Charlotte Killian
203 Crescent Blvd
Steven Wolff
New York City
Williams College
Washington
UPD
Johnson
United States
Canada
Bennington Man Denies Rape Allegations in Court
Municipal Court commits 25 year old William Yarosz of 108 Gage St to the state hospital after he pleads not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity to seven charges including rape assault kidnapping breach of the peace and lewd conduct. He is represented by Atty Robert E Cummings. Police say the 18 year old Bennington girl was raped and abducted from in front of Bennington High School and beaten. she is reported in good condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon L. Hayes
Morris Hayes
Bradford Place
U.S. Army Hospital
West Point
N.Y
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Wacs
Miss Hayes
Bennington High School
The
Polygraphic Co
William Yarosz
Gage St
State Hospital
Waterbury
Yarosz
Atty
Robert E. Cummings
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vermont Teens Prepare for Sixth Teen Congress in Woodstock
One hundred eight Vermont youths are set for the sixth annual Vermont Teen Congress in Woodstock from April 3 to 5. Sessions include panels on recreation and community service with moderators and consultants from Rutland, Brattleboro, Montpelier, and Woodstock, followed by an address from Gov. Hoff and a report by former Peace Corps member Sally Pierce.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Woodstock
Woodstock Union High School
Elwyn Layden
Rutland
Mary Ann Hardy
Frank H. Dearborn
Brattleboro
Robert Ledger
Bristol, N.H
Jeffrey Allen
Whitney McIintyre
Wallingford
John W. Cioffredi
Betty Rodess
Woodstock Community Recreation Center
Pat Stankevich
Springfield
IA Recreation Community Service Corps
Jay Buckley
Bellows Falls
Richard Tapply
New Hampshire
National Recreation Association
Leonard J. Black
Bennington
Katherine Shouldice
Charles Lingenfelter
St. Johnsbury
Philip H. Hoff
Congress
Sally Pierce
Peace Corps
Philipines
Jane DeForge
Montpelier High School
American Field Service
Legislature Adopts No Funds For Calculating Equipment
The legislature adjourned without appropriating $50 to cover use of automatic calculating equipment spent over 63 hours on the state aid to education bill. State Finance Director Bruce Mosher says the Central Planning Office must pay the bill since lawmakers did not authorize the payment.
Heart Fund Pledges Near $60,000 In Rutland Drive
UPI reports state heart fund pledges total nearly $60,000 with chairman Fred L. Nims noting an increase of about $4,000 from last year and about $15,000 short of the 1964 $75,000 goal. In Loudonville New York a Supreme Court jury awarded Mildred Thiele $4900 after a Bennington Vermont two car collision on August 5 1962 in which she was a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonville
N.Y
Mildred Thiele
Bennington
Supreme Court
Thiele
John
Lincoln Lauterstein
New York City
Union Carbide Plans St Albans Expansion
Union Carbide plans a 200000 dollar addition to its flashlight plant in St Albans. The 24 thousand square foot expansion would consolidate current operations. few new jobs are expected. The plant, employing about 300, has operated since 1946. Bids will be sought after approval from the main office.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Union Carbide
A. J. Bartlett
Group Named To Determine Education Dole
Five persons were named to a committee to investigate federal education funds spending. Dr John T Fey of the University of Vermont and Dr Raymond Withey of Green Mountain College receive three year terms. Chosen for two year terms are the Very Rev Gerald Dupont of St Michael s College and Dr Richard Dundass III of Castleton State College. Middlebury President James I Armstrong was named for a one year term. The group will meet April 6 with Deputy Education Commissioner Max W Barrows to decide how money for classrooms laboratories and libraries will be divided.
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Max W. Barrows
Reuben Sports New Badge As Boxing Board Secretary
Atty Reuben Levin of Clark's Woods is pictured with one of twelve new badges issued by the Department of Administration for state Boxing Commission officials. Levin, secretary, recalls past credential problems and explains the badges are funded from the boxing fund.
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Atty
Reuben Levin
Clark’s Woods
Department of Administration
State Boxing Commission
Levin
Reuben
Burlington
Boxing Commission
Boxing Board
Boxing Fund
Fish
Windham Walkers Finish 260-Mile State Trek
Three Windham College students Jerry Abitbol John Murphy and Herb Kimiatek completed a 260 mile hike from the Derby border to Brattleboro marking the state line. They averaged 18 to 33 miles daily with one teammate Michael Spencer dropping out due to knee trouble.
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Putney
UPD
Windham College
Jerry Abitbol
Forest Hills
N.Y
John Murphy
New Milford
Conn
Herb Kimiatek
Brooklyn
Brattleboro
Ed Corey
Abitbol
Murphy
Rarin
Chamber of Commerce
Derby Line
Michael Spencer
Great Neck
Autos Damaged In Vermont Two-Vehicle Sideswipe Crash
State police report a late Thursday Vermont 30 sideswipe near Winhall injuring Samuel E. Cameron and leaving Joel Kurzon with minor injuries from a shoulder bruise. A 1960 Chrysler off U.S. 7 in Sunderland suffered minor damage. A 1961 Chevrolet pickup went off Arlington State Aid Road No 1 with no injuries.
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Vermont
Winhall
Ford
Joel Kurzon
Uxbridge
Mass
Samuel E. Cameron
Ben Mont Avenue
Bennington
Cameron
U.S. 7
Sunderland
Manchester
Leonard LeBrun
Waterbury
Jones
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Mrs
Robert L. Cole
Mrs. G. Holley Gilbert
Bennington Briefs
Robert A. Alper
Norman J. Alper
Pleasant St
Lehigh University Glee Club
Donald D. Gerow
South Branch St
Ernest Roberts
R,d. 1
Deborah Anne
Concord
N.H
Robert Puckett
Puckett
Mary Rose (Sunny) Daigneault
Martin Daigneault
Plymouth, N.H
Harvard University
Thomas EE. Benjamin
Paul Benjamin
West Road
Stephen A. Cole
Malvine Cole
Strateton
Deer Park
H. Stanwood Brooks
Right
New England
Airmen
East Berlin
Air Force
Johnson City
Tex
Connecticut
Womans
Harte Theatre
the Incredible
Mr. Limpet
Parents Magazine
Don Knotts
Carole Cook
Andrew Duggan
Jack Weston
Larry Keating
Sammy Fain
Harold
John Crose
Arthur
Jameson Brewer
Warner Bros
Javery
South Street
Call
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
By Caryn Levy
Heart
Dole
Virginia
HAM
PINE
DIAL
Windham
Rch
Hoosick, N.Y
FBI
SAT
SUN
Red Buttons
Fabian
Black Beauty
Jack Crawford
Mimi Gibson
Technicolor
the Lost World
Claude Rains
Fernando Lamas
B.p.o.elks
RT 7 North
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