Willard A. Kitts Jr. 96 Peru obituary details family ties
Willard A. Kitts Jr. died at his daughter Hazel Wires home in Peru at age 96. He was born November 27, 1865 in Oswego New York and lived in Haworth New Jersey before moving to Peru six years ago. Survived by daughter Hazel Wires son Vice Admiral Willard A. Kitts III eight grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. Brewster Funeral Home Manchester Center with cremation at Oakwood Cemetery Troy. Burial in Oswego Riverside Cemetery. Memorials to Peru Red Cross requested.
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Peru
Willard A. Kitts Jr
Hazel Wires
Haworth
N.J
Oswego
N. Y
Willard A
Loretta Adams Kitts
Wires
Willard A. Kitts III
Schenectady
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Robert Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church of
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy
N.Y
Riverside Cemetery
American Red Cross
Obituary: Eugene Loziear 70 in Shaftsbury
Eugene Thomas Loziear 70 of Shaftsbury died after a long illness at Sourcliffe Nursing Home. The body was moved to Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home where funeral arrangements are incomplete. A further obituary will appear in Saturday's Banner.
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Eugene Thomas Loziear
Shaftsbury
Sourcliffe Nursing Home
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Court fines for speeding and careless driving
Richard R. Purdy, 21, of 154 Burgess Road pleaded guilty to speeding and paid a $30 fine. Robert C. Oldham, 32, of Burlington entered a nolo plea to careless and negligent driving causing an accident and was fined $40 plus costs.
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Richard R. Purdy
Burgess Road
Robert C. Oldham
Bennington
Johnsons abandon Russian dream return to London and home
Former Pennsylvania Railroad timekeeper Johnson and his wife quit London trip to Russia aboard the Baltika after brief press meetings in Philadelphia. They traveled Leningrad to Moscow then to London, facing immigration delays and $450 funds short before their father in New Hampshire funded air fare. Johnson may regain his job but railroad officials cite policy restrictions.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Russia
London
Leningrad
Moscow
London Docks
Johnsons
Bennington Briefs Highlight Community Meetings and Local Events
A junior choir plans its first rehearsal Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Church Barn Old Bennington for third to seventh graders. The United Counseling Service of Bennington County invites all to its annual dinner Monday at 6 30 p.m. at Mt Anthony Country Club with Dr James Toolan as speaker. The Albany Medical College is hosting a two hour on the air demonstration with about 5000 physicians. A radio program will link Albany Medical Center to the 156th annual convention of the Medical Society of the State of New York airing Monday from 1 to 3 p.m. on WAMC FM. Bennington Bowling Lanes extends summer hours to 6 p.m. nightly. Advertisements note Iron Kettle specials: roast young tom turkey and baked salmon loaf with sides at modest prices.
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Old Bennington
United Counseling Service of Bennington County, Inc
Mt. Anthony Country Club
James Toolan
Bennington
UCS
Albany Medical College
Albany Medical Center
Medical Society of the
State of New York
New York City
Albany
Wamcfm
Grange Dress Contest Winners Named at Regular Meeting
Bennington Grange 497 held a Thursday night meeting at the Lillies home. Marjorie LeBarron won A class and Nancy Hall won C class in the dress contest. Judges were LeRoy Jacobs Ellery Lawrence and Elizabeth Hogan. Degree work to resume June 14. Visitors from Wilmington attended. Officers Hat tat and Everett Lillie announced ceiling and floor repairs at the hall.
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Bennington Grange
Everett Lillie
South Stream Road
Marjorie LeBarron
Nancy Hall
Leroy Jacobs
Ellery Lawrence
Elizabeth Hogan
The
Lillies
Frank Myers
Wilmington
Grange
William Hattat
Elks Lodge to fete mothers and wives on Sunday
Bennington Elks Lodge hosts Mothers Day events with a 3 to 5 p.m. social hour a free buffet and hors d ouevres then a 7 p.m. entertainment. Club officers invite members and qualified guests to bring their mothers and wives to the celebration.
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Bennington Elks Lodge
House Committee
State to review waters policy and lake structures plan
Gov Keyser proposes next week to organize a policy review among three departments. The study would inventory structures creating or expanding a lake, estimate costs and maintenance, and assess what the state purchases. It would also cover abandonment, water levels, stocking, access, and new artificial waters.
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Keyser
Houghton Sawyer
Whitingham
Lake Sadanga
George H. Plumb
Elm St
Miss Karb to Attend Ohio Inauguration
Miss Priscilla A. Karb director of Bennington College non resident term program will represent Bennington at the inauguration of Vernon R. Alden as 15th president of Ohio University Alden a recent resident of Wellesley Massachusetts and Miss Karb were formerly affiliated with the Institute for College and University Administrators at Harvard
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Ohio
North Bennington
Priscilla A. Karb
Bennington College
Bennington
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
Alden
Wellesley
Mass
Miss Karbd
Institute For College and
Harvard
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