Community Notes brighten East Arlington-Sunderland week
Residents and visitors listed include Jeri Gabriell and family from Albany New York. Miss Sandra Parker of Glens Falls. Gilbert Wilcox recently discharged from Putnam Memorial Hospital. Alvin Hemenway family from Melrose Massachusetts. Judith Hill and Judith Hill's NYC trip. Postmaster Fred Grout attending a convention. hospital visits and surgeries noted at Putnam Memorial. many regional travelers and servicemen returning from leave. The weekly digest ends with sermons and church meetings announced for the Federated Church Bailey Hall annual meeting and Rev Charles W Grande sermon Gods Unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeri Gabriell
Mark and
Gary
Albany
N.Y
Wood
Sandra Parker
Glens Falls
George D.H. Wood
Gilbert Wilcox
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Alvin Hemenway
Melrose
Mass
Benjamin Halbur
State Employment Office
Bennington
Heartwellville
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Richard Miner
Paul Laskey
White River Junction
Harold Laskey
Frank Hemmer
Springfield
Charles W. Grande
Federated Church
Bailey Hall
Cambridge Area Community News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Local families report visits from relatives across New York Ohio and New Jersey. Events include church meetings at Eagle Bridge and North Cambridge, a 4-H club gathering, and a hospital play event at McClellan Hospital. A newborn Pamela Susan Salisbury is recorded with Airman Kenneth Salisbury.
Resident Visitors Recall Winter Weekends in Dorset
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phillips and daughter Peggy of Jewitt City Conn visited Mrs. Phillips's mother Mrs Gladys Phillips. The Hollow hosted Mr and Mrs Sheridan and two children from New Jersey. Wethersfield's Mr and Mrs Irving Eaton with their daughter recently visited Mrs Eaton's parents Mr and Mrs Harlan Cooledge. Mrs Joseph Baldwin returned to Danby Mountain after wintering with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Berniss Baldwin. Westwood New Jersey couple Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sykes spent the weekend in town. Rochester residents Mr and Mrs Lloyd McGuffin and son Mac came back after visiting Mrs McGuffin's parents Mr and Mrs R R Harrington. Greenlawn Long Island Mr and Mrs Stewart Kloos recently stopped by. Burlington residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock and family visited Mrs Hitchcock's parents Mr and Mrs David Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Chambers
New York City
Sunderland
Alvin Pennock
Warrensburg
N.Y
Mr. Pennock
Malcolm Pennock
Howard G. Stone
U. S. Air Force
Howard Stone Sr
San Francisco
Calif
Guam
Howard Jennings
U.S. Air Force
Clifford Jennings
Long Island
Sarah Dunlap
Unionville
Conn
James B. Yee
Yees
Benson
Fred Lyon
Brenda
Craig
Rutland
Edward von Sitas
Susan
Emily VerNooy
Roy Shannon
Bellmore
L.L
Kenneth Gottrey
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. H. Hitchcock
Donald Calderwood
Albany
Arno Wilson
Robert Ketchum
Toledo
Ohio
Charles Hayes
Andrew Bell
New Jersey
Commissions On Stewardship and Finance
Eagle Bridge Methodist Church
Ruth McWhorter
New York State
Richard Burdsall
Alban Rogers
Swarthmore
Duane Brownell
Lake Wales
Center Cambridge
Francis Ackley
Lake Lauderdale
Ida McCable
Newport News
Robert Henderson
West Glens Falls
Harold Edie
Coila
Ernest Phillips
Peggy
Jewitt City
Berniss Baldwin
Gilbert Sykes
Westwood
N.J
Lloyd McGuffin
Mac
Rochester
Thomas Hitchcock
Burlington
North Bennington Cub Scouts Hold Annual Blue and Gold Dinner
North Bennington Firehouse hosted Pack 28 annual Blue and Gold Banquet with about 60 attendees. Packmaster Edgar Matteson led the event as Den 2 and Den 3 performed year highlights, awards included Nelson Rudd’s Bobcat Pin and Barry Hyman’s gold arrow, and films on Ontario and Newfoundland fishing were shown. The year concludes with a family picnic at Lake Paran in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Edgar Matteson
Den 2
Gordon Sweet
William van Orman
Arlington Man Held for Report On His Parole
William A. Stroffoleno, 34, of Arlington, is held in Bennington County Jail awaiting action by the Vermont Parole Board on alleged parole violations after an April 21 arrest for intoxication and attempted entry. He faces possible reimposition of 17 months in the House of Correction if parole is revoked, with further probation upon release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stroffoleno
Arlington
Bennington County
Vermont Parole Board
Stroffoleno
Bennington
House of Correction
Windsor
Ronald Wilkinson
Crow Hill
Eugene V. Clark
Parole Board
Clark
Machines Won't Replace Pretty Lady Librarians
Seattle AP report outlines future library features at the World’s Fair including age and interest based reading lists, talking typewriters, language lesson dialers, and remote information retrieval via televsion and computers. Gordon Matin, 43, from UC Riverside, leads the ALA exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Library of the Future
Gordon Matin
University of California At Riverside
American Library Association
Apple a Day May Also Keep Dentist Away
In Boston AP reports dental authority Dr. Joseph Volker says flavors that stimulate saliva help cleanse teeth and prevent decay. He notes sugary candy eaten between meals causes five times as many cavities as sugar added to coffee or tea at meals at the 98th annual meeting of the Massachusetts Dental Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph V. Volker
University of Alabama
Volker
Tufts University Dental School
Massachusetts Dental Society
Masons Install New Officers In Wilmington
Mayflower Chapter CES holds installation at the Masonic Hall in Wilmington with about 40 attendees. Matron Margaret Cary and other officers were installed by dignitaries including Mrs. Madge McCleane and Mrs. Eleanor Stebbins. Gifts and jewelry were exchanged, and refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Wilmington
Masonic Hall
Madge McCleane
Vermont
Eden
Hyde Park
Marshall
Eleanor Stebbins
Margaret Connor
State of
Evelyn Greene
Carry Roberts
Jacksonville
Lewis Smith
Margaret Cary
Chester Long
Evelyn Behrens
Lynde Kimball
Beth Smith
Dawn Hicks
Genevieve Rowell
Mary Long
Dorothy Kimball
Bernice Sullivan
Lettie Wheeler
Adair
Shirley Adams
Ruth
Perl Cromack
Ester
Janet Rice
Martha
Caroline Kimball
Warder
Clair Derosier
Sentinel
Roy
Italy Buys U.N. Bonds in Major Bond Issue
Italy announces purchase of 8.9 million dollars in United Nations emergency bonds today. It marks the largest actual sale to date in the 200 million dollar issue, reported from United Nations headquarters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N
Aluminum Tent Aims to Shield Firefighters From Heat
A new aluminum tent developed to protect trapped forest firefighters uses a heat reflecting foil similar to a barbecue shield. The conical shelter weighs about two pounds and folds to newspaper size, attaching to a belt for quick deployment. Tested by the Smokejumpers Division of the U S Department of Agriculture Forest Service near Missoula, a volunteer endured 32 minutes in 600 degree outside heat while the interior stayed at about 130 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Smokejumpers Division
U. S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Widow's Income Not Affecting DIC Payments
Charles L. Jacobs, director of the Veterans Administration Center, White River Junction, said widows of veterans who died from service related conditions may receive dependency and indemnity compensation regardless of their income. DIC is separate from the VA death pension, which does have income limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Charles L. Jacobs
Veterans Administration Center
Jacobs
SILO Campus Magazine Arrives May 15 at Bennington College
Bennington College launches SILO, a larger spring issue featuring prose poetry art and music scores from students and nonstudents. The board includes 10 sophomores and juniors and editors seek to become a voice for young writers and artists. Copies available by mailing $1 to Box 99 Bennington College Bennington Vt. Manuscripts also requested at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SILO
Patsy Rogers
Howard Nemerov
Matthias Tarnay
Bennington College
Bennington
Contractor Tests Children Diets For Fallout
The Public Health Service says teenage and infant total diet samples from 30 U.S. cities are being analyzed for radioactive fallout under a contract program. Consumers Union of U.S.A. in Mount Vernon, N.Y., conducts the studies to report calcium content and levels of strontium 89, strontium 90, and cesium 137 in one week of total diet. Despite expected rises in strontium 90 due to the 1961 Russian tests, levels should not require intake-reduction measures. Samples cover all edible portions of meals plus milk water and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Public Health Service
Consumers Union of U
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Robert Shuffleton
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Cambridge
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Charles Bowler
Chester Wickler
Lowville
Dorothy McGeoch
Louise McGeoch
Hackettstown
Morrison McGeoch
Stephen Ashton
Nelson Cairns
Charles Dusha
McClellan Hospital
Joy Hamilton
Jack Norray
Town Hall
Ed Horton
West Cambridge
Robert Wright
Gilbert Street
Tral School
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Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association
Beverly Welling
Adirondack Community College
Burton Welling
Patricia Cronk
George Cronk
Malcolm Lyons
North Cambridge
Edward Stevens
North Peterburg
Otis Harrington Sr
Pamela Susan
Houma
Kenneth R. Salisbury
Mr. Salisbury
Cora Salisbury
Johnsonville
James Coulter
Donald Stokes
Lisa
Donald
Slingerlands
James Perna
Spring Valley
Paul Drehe
Dorset
Miriam Tifft
St. Mary’s Academy
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Margaret Kempf
Joan Edwards
Andrew Joseph
John Lamond
Norman Myers
Thomas Nowak
Helen Benkoski
Andrick
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Den
Robert McWaters
Arthur Wickenden
Den 5
Charming
Beauty
Benrus
Bulova
Croton
Baran
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Grand Union
Italy
U.N
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South
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Alan H. Page
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Shirley Jackson
James McGregor Burns
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Bernard Ma
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