Vander Veer dies at 68 longtime Broad Brook Press head
Schuyler Hanford Vander Veer 68 president of The Broad Brook Press Inc at 933 Main St died unexpectedly at his home 216 Silver St He founded the Bennington printing firm in 1939 and moved it to the Moon Blacksmith shop in 1946 He was active in Lions Club and local government in Old Bennington and Bennington Vermont His survivors include his wife and several relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Hanford Vander Veer
Broad Brook Press, Inc
Main St
Lion
Bennington Village
Silver St
Mr. Vander Veer
Somerville
N.J
George van Dyke
Adelle (Evans) Vander Veer
Plainfield, N.J
Carnegie Institute of Technology
International Correspondence School
West 23Rd St
Obituary notices for Armstrong and Austin residents
Lee F Armstrong 91 of 105 Congress St Mt Holly N J died Saturday at Burlington County Hospital after six weeks as patient He planned to return to Bennington in June He was born May 12 1873 in Bennington and was a Democrat community leader and school trustee A memorial service will be held Tuesday at 3 pm in the Second Congregational Church Burial will be in Bennington He is survived by four children and four grandchildren Emma Brownell Austin 90 died at home in Buskirk widow of Horace A Austin She had lived in Buskirk since age four She attended Dutch Reform Church and was in the Women’s Guild Surviving are a son a daughter two grandchildren one great granddaughter and one great great grandson Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Leo Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls with interment in Island Hill Cemetery Buskirk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Fla
Hildur Wahlquist Benn
Elmer E. Benn
Bennington
Frank A
Anna M. Wahlquist
Bennington High School
Bushnell
Chapel
Shaftsbury Village
Mr. Benn
South Shaftsbury
Second Congregational Church of
Christian Endeavor Society
Church School
Mt. Anthony
Order Eastern Star
Benn
Park Lawn Cemetery
Melvin R. McGaughey
First Methodist Church
Walfrid H. Wahlquist
Fort Lauderdale
Howard
Elsa) C. Estes
Clarence
Mable
Burke
Sharon
Windsor County
Fisher Body Corp
Pontiac
Mich
Apple Tree Lane
Old Bennington
Vander Veers
Silver Street
Bennington Lions Club
Bennington Lions
Lions International
District 44
Bennington Lodge of Perfection
Mt. Anthony Lodge F&am
Bennington Club
Donald Clark
Malverne
N.Y
Ronald V. B. Sinclair
Karel Vander Veer
Jane Vander Veer
Syracuse
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Heart Fund
Hanson - Walbridge
North Bennington
Earl H. White
Putnam Memorial Hospital
North Village
Mr. White
White Creek
Luman S
Mary A. Gleason White
Carrie May Barney
White
Welling Field
Albert Lyman
James Henry
Manchester
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Grandview Cemetery
MT. Holly
N.J
Lee F. Armstrong
Congress St
Burlington County Hospital
Moorestown
Harley Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
Martin V
Adelaide (Paddock) Armstrong
Troy Conference Academy
Mt. Hermon School
Yale Medical School
Lillie Warren
Oxford
Union School
Armstrong
Second Congregational Church
Stephen C. Greene
Pasetor
John W. Armstrong
Racine
Wis
Catherine
M.D
Montrose
Lyndon
Louise) A. Pratt
Wethersfield, Conn
Harley
John
Mary
Michael Pratt
Alice Armstrong
West Cambridge
Horace
Jane (Galloway) Brownell
Buskirk
Austin
Women’s Guild
Leo Mahar
Main St
Hoosick Falls
Island Hill Cemetery
Stock Averages Report From Dow Jones Bureau
At noon the Dow Jones Bache & Co bulletin shows the Industrials at 825.78 down 0.45, rails 202.03 down 0.45, utilities 141.2 down 0.12, composite 290.02 up 0.03 amid sales totaling 2,150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Governors Discuss Rail, Olympics Bid At New England Meeting
New England governors met in Manchester to discuss rail transportation and oil imports. Vermont's Hoff pushed a cooperative bid for the 1976 Winter Olympics with skiing in Vermont and hockey in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.H
UPI
New England
Connecticut
John N. Dempsey
E. Grosvenor Plowman
U.S
Commerce
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Ver
Mont
Boston
Thomas F. Mitchell
New England Council
Washington
Melvin D. Peach
World’s Fair Corp
John Wackerman
John H. Reed
Maine
Governors’ Research Advisory Committee
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Children's Village explained to Rotary in Morrisville
Miss Ann Garahan outlined the Morrisville project to Bennington Rotarians as the first US Children's Village to aid abandoned children. She said the homes will be run by caregiver mothers, place children in local schools and churches, and rely on a single fund drive with dedication Sept 13 for the first house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Ann Garahan
Morrisville
Garahan
Rotarians
Children’s Village
United States
Europe
Hermann Gmeiner
Gmeiner
Austria
Miss Garahan
Arlington man pleads not guilty in DWI case at municipal court
Oscar A. Thomas, 49, entered a not guilty plea at a special arraignment in Bennington Municipal Court for driving while intoxicated after a Friday afternoon collision on the Arlington East road. Bail set at $100. A 1964 Ford Falcon station wagon struck guard rails causing about $150 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Bennington Municipal Court
Oscar A. Thomas
Thomas
East Arlington
John J. Gorman Jr
North Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
Gorman
Witten
Peter J. Quinn III
Coulter St
Vermont
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List with Birth Notice
Public hospital records show admissions including Mrs Dorothy Kelley Mrs Mollie Harrington Mrs Freda Hynick Master Robert Olson and others from Shaftsbury Bennington and Wilmington area. Discharges include Mrs Lillia Guetti Mrs Mary Davis Mrs Sarah Chase and several children. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred M Rogers of Morgan Street Extension on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kelley
Millie Harrington
Freda Hynick
Robert Olson
Bennington
Brian Beebe
Shaftsbury
John Howe
Wilmington
Delbert Hill
Manchester
Lillia Guetti
North Bennington
Mary L. Davis
Sarah A. Chase
Dorothy McGurn
Virginia II
Perrotta III
Philip J. O’neill
Claire Santway
John A. Puro
Lynn Brandalik
Hoo Sick Falls
Frank Hall
Arlington
Fred M. Rogers
Morgan Street
Boy 3 Found Safe in Woods After 5 Hour Search
About 200 searchers helped locate Timothy A. Dufresne in the woods near Woodford Sunday night. The 3 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Winifred Dufresne of 232 Bradford St, vanished around 2 p.m. and was found on a ledge above the road at about 7 p.m by Richard B. Watson and C J Bushey amid a coordinated rescue effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
Timothy A. Dufresne
Winifred Dufresne
Bradford St
Young Dufresne
Bennington
Richard B. Watson
C.J. Bushey
Car Runs Amok on Main Street in Bennington
A vehicle struck a parking meter and damaged private property on Main Street near the Bennington YMCA. Lawrence S. Reynolds of Rutland, charged with careless and negligent driving and accident resulting, failed to appear in Municipal Court as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Main Street
Bennington
Lawrence S. Reynolds
Rutland
YMCA Schedule And Local Police Report Highlight May Week
The YMCA week of May 18 to 23 lists daily activities from junior high to senior high classes plus clubs and events. A police report notes Reynolds fell asleep at the wheel near Ruskin's taxi office, causing a damaged 1954 Chevrolet but no injuries, while another crash near East Dorset involved Robert West and a deer, with $300 damage to a 1964 Ford Falcon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Air Force Reserve
Board of
Industrial Management Club
Reynolds
Main Street
Ruskin
Farmingdale
N.Y
Rutland
Robert E. West
Manchester Center
U.S. 7
East Dorset
Rescue Squad Prepares Fund Campaign Cards
The Bennington Rescue Squad mails 4 848 coin cards to 4 848 families in Bennington Old Bennington North Bennington Shaftsbury and Woodford to raise funds for the coming year. Each card has 20 coin slots naming major budget items to show spending. The squad operates with volunteers around the clock and relies entirely on donations since its founding about a year ago, with a letter outlining activities and emergency ambulance summons accompanying each card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Old Bennington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Andrew Pellerin
Robert van Ness
William Hassenpflug
Francis Hoag
Leo Boutin
William Sears
Buckler
Car Hits Tree In Arlington
Maurice Houle 37 of Danbury Conn drove south on U S 7 north of Arlington Village and passed a car but met an oncoming vehicle and veered off the right side into a tree. He suffered forehead bruises, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Houle
Danbury
Conn
U.S. 7
Arlington Village
Houle
Bennington Briefs AAUW speaker and local notices
John Rothrock named new librarian at Bennington Free Library will speak at the annual Bennington AAUW dinner tonight at 6 30 at the Rain Barrel North Bennington. BCHS entrance exams set for Saturday at 8 30 a m. Surplus commodity sign up ends Friday with proof of income required. Veterans Memorial Committee to meet Monday at 8 p m VFW Hall. Women of the Moose No 1018 meet Wednesday at 8 p m Moose Hall with Senior Regent presiding. CYO interstate league baseball practice starts Wednesday at Alumni Field 6 p m for St Francis and Sacred Heart youths not yet 16 by June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rothrock
Bennington
Selectmen's Office
Veterans Memorial Committee
VFW Hall
Women of the Moose No. 1018
Moose Hall
Jane Ann Potter
Alice Garant
CYO
Alumni Field
All Boys
St. Francis
Sacred Heart Parishes
Henry Plante
Gerry LaCroix
Guy Ottaviano
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schuyler H. Vander Veer
Schuyler Vander Veer
Horace A. Austin
Emma (Brownell) Austin
Clifford
Minnie Burch
Lcughticoke
Lane
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Dial
Madkour
Central
MKT
Nicolle Woodward
Jean McCurdy
Rosemary Lindsey and _ son
Pauline Perkins
Violet Beagle
Bessie Woodward
Bennigton
Melissa L. Stratton
Eva Snyder
Tempey Wells
Lucille Sprague
Readsboro
Kennedy
William E. Dailey
Edward M. Kennedy
Burlington
YMCA
Rescue Squad
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Catholic High School
Vincent J. Spinelli
BCHS
Harte Theatre
United Artists
Drysdale’s
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