William E Grennon Receives Vermont Architect Registration
William E Grennon, a Williamstown architect, has been issued a Vermont certificate of registration to practice. He will maintain the late Arthur Eldridge's North Adams office as William Edward Grennon AIA Architect. Grennon's career spans Albany area and Berkshire County firms, with projects including the Salvation Army Building and Clarksburgh Elementary School addition. He holds degrees and memberships with Pratt Institute, AIA, and others, and resides with his wife and four children at 23 Moorland Street.
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Williamstown
Mass
William E. Grennon
Vermont State Board of Registration For Architects
Vermont
Grennon
Arthur F. Eldridge
North Adams
William Edward Grennon
AIA
Eldridge
Main St
Bennington
Salvation Army
Clarksburgh
Albany, N.Y
Berkshire County
Pratt Institute
Massachusetts
New York
National Council of Architectural Registration Board
American Institute of Architects
New York State Society of Architects
Morton Arboretum
Chicago
Ill
Women and community events in Wilmington area
The Mountain Towns reports on the Women’s Association of Wilmington Congregational Church meeting with fourteen members, plan for April 6, and summer sale items. Baptist Bible Study group led by Rev. Catherine Wood. dog licensing reminders in Searsburg with fee details. Pownal Center Fire Department fundraising from a card party. local families and students noted, including Marine Lance Cpl. Sebastino’s leave and twins’ birthday. WSCS meeting at Pownal Methodist Church. Wilmington Lions Club zone meeting with Haystack Ski School head Bruce Gavett and nominations for club officers.
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Women’s Association of Wilmington Congregational Church
Wayne Timmerman
C. Nye Johnson
Lewis Stone
Harry Fisler
Baptist Bible Study Group
Catherine Wood
Wilmington
Searsburg
Pownal Center
Ned Towslee
Charles Betit
Ernest Lillie
David Niles
T. J. Grant
Andrew Crosier
John Poore
Sanfri Kauppi
Alfred Chenaille
Marine Lance Cpl
Joseph Sebastino
Kittery
Maine
WSCS
Pownal
Julia France
Wilmington Higley Hill
Doris Adams
Ruth Hertzberg
The
Civils
John Rice
Linda Goodwin
West Dover
Danny Look
Larry Boupart
Lions Zone
Bruce Gavett
Haystack
Lions Club
Long Jim
Haystack Mountain
Readsboro
Brattleboro
Whitingham - Jacksonville
Corwin Elwell
John Hansen
Jacksonville
Edward Supernaught
Readsboro Club
Robert Sawyer
Wilmington Club
Henry Meyer
Howard Hosner
Porter Farwell
Lensey Cole
Frank Childs
John Mumford
Max Jarvis
Eugene Karwoski
Paul Allen
Russell Hanson
West Arlington Club to Meet Next Wednesday at Community House
The West Arlington Home Demonstration Club schedules its next meeting at the Community House with the topic Short Cuts in Cooking under consideration. Co hosts are Mrs. Walter Finney and Mrs. R V Jones. members should call Mrs. Finney for the meeting time.
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West Arlington
Walter Finney
R. V. Jones
Arlington Chorale schedule and performances
Arlington Chorale meets in kindergarten rooms at 7 30 p m and rehearses at the United Church in Dorset. On Wednesday at 8 p m the Arlington Chorale will sing The Crucifixion at Dorset church. On Sunday at 8 p m they will sing The Crucifixion at First United Presbyterian Church in Salem.
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Doodler
Arlington Chorale
First United Presbyterian Church
Salem
Arlington Chorale plans three The Crucifixion performances
Arlington Chorale will sing John Stainer The Crucifixion at Lenten services in Dorset United Church on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Theodore Cook of Manchester is organist and chorus director with Arthur Murphy of Bennington as tenor soloist. Soloists include Dean Osgood, Fred Grout, Jack Case. chorus features Eleanor Albee, Elizabeth Johnston, Constance Jordan, and others. The program repeats at Sal em First United Presbyterian April 3 and East Arlington Federated Church April 5. More than 7,000 school children in American Samoa receive elementary education via television.
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Dorset
Arlington Chorale
John Stainer
United Church of
Dorset and
East Rupert
Theodore Cook
Manchester
Arthur Murphy
Bennington
Murphy
St. Peter’s Church Choir
Will
Dean Osgood
Fred Grout
Jack Case
Eleanor Albee
Elizabeth Johnston
Constance Jordan
Mathilda Kenny
Marjorie Macksey
Marian Meyer
Lorraine Moody
Margaret Webster
Ellen Wilcox
Florence Burggraf
Betsy Finney
Dorothy Grout
Evelyn Holden
Anna Kalin
Ellen Shumilok
Kay Terrell
Barbara Weaver
Larry Brush
Jesse Harrington
Bernie Miller
Lester Brush
Jack
American Samoa
Weekend Visits Mark Ancestral Golden Anniversary
Winhall and Bondville observed the 50th wedding anniversary of Oscar Crandall and his wife with an open house hosted by their son Edward Stukus and his wife at Rawsonville. Guests included Harold Roberts from Huntington New York and James Hoe with daughter Linda Hoe visiting Weston Connecticut. A Lenten service at North Petersburg Chapel features Rev. Arthur O. Northup of Watervliet as guest speaker.
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Edward Stukus
Rawsonville
Stukus
Oscar Crandall
Harold Roberts
Huntington
N.Y
Lola Roberts
James Hoe
Linda Hoe
Weston, Conn
John Williams- Hope Stanke
Vt. 30
Buts About Buts About Newspapers as Advertising Medium
The piece argues newspapers dominate advertising reach with 87.3 percent of U S homes on weekdays and 4 billion dollars spent annually, more than TV magazines or radio. It highlights shopper use, long ad space for product stories, and a TV audience study noting no reaction to TV purchases.
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U.S
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