North Hoosick Motorist Arrested on Four Counts
Lynn Whitbeck a 53 year old resident of North Hoosick was arraigned in Hoosick Falls on disorderly conduct and driving an unregistered unlicensed and uninsured vehicle. Trooper Sonntag and Trooper Morrow reported the arrest in North Hoosick after he became abusive and resisted arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
North Hoosick
Town of Hoosick
Thomas G. Restino
Lynn Whitbeck
Sonntag
Eagle Bridge Barracks
Morrow
East Greenbush Barracks
Arlington resident Mrs Frank White returns from Connecticut visit
Arlington notes Mrs Helen Thompson has returned from a visit to her son in law and family in Connecticut. A special meeting of Putnam Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary is set for Thursday at 2 pm in the Bennington hospital conference room with all local women invited. Restino Whitbeck fined total 300 dollars for unregistered and unlicensed car offenses insurance violation and disorderly conduct and ordered jailed in Rensselaer County with trial Wednesday at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Connecticut
Women’s Auxiliary
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Hospital
Restino
Whitbeck
Rensselaer County
Women's Auxiliary Special Meeting At Putnam Memorial
Hoosick Falls announces a special meeting of the Wom en's Auxiliary of Putnam Memorial Hospital Thursday at 2 p.m. in the conference room of Bennington hospital. All women in the community are invited. Samuel E. Shaw of 30 River Street, an agent for Metropolitan Insurance, has won a week’s vacation at the Concord Hotel Catskills for outstanding sales in 1953. This is Shaw's 13th year with the company and 15 years total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Hospital
Samuel E. Shaw
River St
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Schuyler District Troy
Concord
Catskills
Shaw
Japanese professor visits Shaftsbury for ICU fund drive
Dr Akira Miyake of Tokyo and wife Mrs Kazuko Miyake joined a tea at Fifty five Acres in Shaftsbury to promote International Christian University in Tokyo. ICU combines language study and graduate programs with a Christian, intercultural mission attracting both Japanese and international students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
America
Japan
Fifty-five Acres
William Castle
Akira Miyake
Tokyo
Miyake
International Christian University
ICU
University of Tomorrow
Bennington County
Marion Hardy
Dartmouth College
Dr. Miyake
Hanover
Dartmouth
College of Liberal Arts
Graduate School of Education
Castle
Miss Hardy
Bradford Smith
Notley DuHamel
Bennington
Kings Daughters District Convenes at Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls hosts the 50th annual Albany District Kings Daughters convention in the First United Church Hall. The event includes speeches by Rev. Thomas Chestnutt, welcome by Mrs. William E. Burns, and a report by state president Mrs. G Edwin Rogers. Elections name three local officers and Mechanticville invites the 51st convention next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Kings Daughters
Albany
New York State
Troy
Chatham
Watervliet
Mechanicville
First United Church
William E. Burns
Thomas Chestnutt
Liverpool
England
United Church
G. Edwin Rogers
Syracuse
Kansas
Formosa
United Women’s Society
James Beaverson
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Harriette Slack Richardson
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Springfield
First Congregational Church
Manchester
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Edith Beaumont
Kodak World's Fair of
Ae Kodak
Main ST
Kodak Escort
Brownie Auto 27 Outfit
Hutemati
Finch Dist. CO
Aladoin, PA
Shaftsbury Tea
Kings Daughters District
New York
UPI
National Industrial Conference Board
Clude
Edwin Brenenstuhl
Charles Frazier
Alice Dodge
Silver Cross Circle
Dorothy Atkins
Main Street
Chevrolet
FORD
W.H
Eddington, Inc
Bennington, VT
Mississippi
Vermont
Aiken
Prouty
Senate
Washington, D.C
NAACP
Garrow Page
Burlington
Pine Street
SWIFT
London
Porterhouse
Secrocmas
A&p
Raneceo
Repecto
Leadhdaden
Repucto
Lipton’s
Kraft Jet
MadAad
Kellogg's ‘Tox
Hershey
Rcs OD
Betty Crocker
del Monte Prune
Wcod
S.O.S. Pads
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