Area Obituaries Highlight Cone Nason Stafford Generations
Three obituaries from the Poultney and Hoosick Falls area note the deaths of George R. Cone 76 a former Tinmouth selectman. Walter I. Nason 65 a Hoosick Falls trucker and collector. and Madeliene Stafford 64 wife of Ronald Stafford. Cone died after a short illness at Rutland Hospital with services in Granville New York. Nason died at home on Cummings Street Hoosick Falls with burial in Williamstown Massachusetts. Stafford died at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington with services in Bennington and burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include spouses children and grandchildren with multiple extended relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawlet
George R. Cone
Tinmouth
Rutland Hospital
Wells
Enoch
Flora
Bailey) Cone
Poultney
Jay Cone
Grand Island
N.Y
Robert M. King
Granville
Richard E. Barrett
Trinity Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Rutland
Hoosick Falls
Walter I. Nason
Cummings Street
R.D. 1
Hoosick
Howard
R.E. Maderer
Nason
White River Junction
Gladys Rosenberg
Ruth Urro
Troy
Marion Terry
Philadelphia
Walter Jordan
North Adams
Mass
Robert
Robson
Main St
Eastlawn Cemetery
Williamstown
Madeliene (Lowe) Stafford
Ronald C. Stafford
Robinson Avenue
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Stafford
William and
Blanche (Sanders) Lowe
Littleton
N.H
Bennington
Marshall’s
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Women’s Army Corps
Howard O’brien
Hanson-Walbridge
Stephen C. Greene
Second Congregational
Wyman Won’t Seek New Hampshire Recount
A spokesman says defeated Rep Louis C Wyman will not ask for a recount of the first district votes in Manchester The statement indicates he is prepared to concede to Democrat J Oliva Hunt Norman Packard said Wyman will concede and thanks supporters and workers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.H
UPD
Louis C. Wyman
Norman Packard
Wyman
J. Oliva Hunt
Green Mountain Homemakers meet hosts hostess planning
The Green Mountain Homemakers Extension Club meets at Mrs. Paul Jones's East Road home Monday at 7 30 p m with leader Mrs. Robert Harrington speaking on Planning to Be a Hostess George Benedict of South Street observes his birthday Sunday while convalescing at the Veterans Administration Hospital in White River Junction Lions District Gov Charles P Fellows will visit Bennington Lions Club Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Knotty Pine Restaurant Iron Kettle Friday special deep fried scallops potato vegetable beverage 1 10 All prices cash and carry Iron Kettle weekend special Southern fried chicken complete dinner 1 70
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Homemakers’ Extension Club
Paul Jones
East Road
Robert Harrington
George Benedict
South Street
Veterans Administration Hospital
White River Junction
Lions District
Charles P. Fellows
Bennington Lions Club
Knotty Pine
Killington Offers Special Vermont Junior Pass
Killington ski area runs a $30 junior season pass for Vermont children under 16 whose parents are Vermont residents. The offer is valid November 5 through 20. passes purchased after that date cost $60. Eligible children must be born after May 31, 1949. The pass covers the 1964-1965 season as Killington adds a 4660-foot chairlift at Snowdon Peak. Applications are available from Sherburne Corp., Killington, Vt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherburne — Killington
Vermont
Killington
Snowdon Peak
Bundle Day Drive Begins At Local Schools Monday
Bennington Elementary School and Cora B Whitney School will join the 23rd annual Save the Children Federation Bundle Day drive starting Monday and running through November 20. The clothing collected will be shipped to a processing center in Knoxville Tennessee for distribution to American Indian and Southern Appalachian children in the United States and to children in 16 countries abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Cora B. Whitney
Save the Children Federation
A. John Holden Jr
Vermont
Allan J. Heath
Holden
Knoxville
Tenn
International Child Welfare Organization
Norwalk
Conn
U.S. State Department Advisory Committee
SCF
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Court Fines Ten For Uninspected Cars In Bennington Area
In Municipal Court this morning three motorists were each fined 10 for driving uninspected cars by Oct 31. Judge George M. Fienberg warned penalties could have been harsher and stressed future fines would double for any renewed violations. The defendants included Glenn C. Davis 23 of Bennington Burt C. Ware 17 of Pownal and Roland R. Becker 19 of 204 Beech St. Also several Massachusetts youths faced speeding and other vehicle violations with fines ranging from 10 to 30 dollars in Pownal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fienberg
Glenn C. Davis
Bennington
Vermont
Burt C. Ware
Pownal
R. Marshall Witten
Ware
Davis
Roland R. Becker
Beech St
Vermont 67
Massachusetts
David R. Forstier
Adams
Bruce D. McConnell
North Adams
U.S. 7
Joseph Ambersine
Mechanicville
N.Y
Funeral for Mrs. Forrest Beagle Held in Shaftsbury
Funeral services for Mrs. Forrest Beagle nee Violet Rozelle were conducted at Mahar & Son Funeral Home in Bennington with Rev. A J MacDonald officiating. Nephews served as bearers from New York state. burial followed at South Shaftsbury Cemetery. Relatives came from Vermont towns and New York areas. Also notes clothing drives and Save the Children Federation activities and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Forrest Beagle
Violet Rozelle
Mahar & Son
Bennington
A.J. MacDonald
Apportionment Plan Aims to Change New Jersey Senate
Sen. Ozzard outlined a three part Republican plan to shift to weighted voting in both Senate and Assembly and to seek a constitutional amendment to empower states to choose their apportionment method. The move accompanies a court challenge to the current system and a push for a federal convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozzard
New Jersey
Senate
Assembly
Sen
Congress
U.S
Social Workers Needed at Vermont Children's Aid Conference
Dean Richardson Rice urged more trained social workers at the 45th Vermont Children's Aid Society meeting in Brandon. He warned against ongoing debates about the profession and urged expanded undergraduate, in service and board member training. The society reported a 10 percent rise in services to unmarried mothers, 96 assisted, and 453 children aided through six offices statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
State University of New York
Richardson L. Rice
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
Brandon Inn
Thomas L. Dodd
Vermont
Burlington
Rutland
Springfield
St. Johnsbury
Hardwick
Woodstock
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Discharges
Admissions Mrs Mildred Woodcock West Arlington Discharges Mrs Mary Carey and daughter Mrs Elaine Armstrong and daughter Mrs Minnie Woods Bennington Anna Cepella Dorset Karen Bugbee North Bennington Births Mr and Mrs George Mentin ply Mechanic Street Hoosick Falls a son Nov 5 Mr and Mrs Charles Boyle Jefferson Avenue a son Nov 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Woodcock
West Arlington
Mary Carey
Elaine Armstrong
Minnie Woods
Bennington
Anna Cepella
Dorset
Karen Bugbee
North Bennington
George Mentiply
Mechanic Street
Hoosick Falls
Charles Boyle
Jefferson Avenue
Globe-Union water line starts to Williamstown project
The McNab Construction Co. of Williamstown Massachusetts begins installing an eight inch water extension to the Globe-Union manufacturing plant under construction east of Vermont 67A north of the Bensington Flats area. The new 6,300 foot line will branch from an existing main and serve the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNab Construction Co
Williamstown
Mass
Globe - Union
Vermont 67A
Bensington Flats
Bennington Village Water Department
Globe-Union
U.S. 7
Willow Road
Ing Water
Selectmen
Raymond B. Bowen
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Bowen
Draft Board Reviews Registrants Amid Local Meetings
The local Draft Board reviewed 26 standby reserve and 195 regular registrants at a Thursday meeting led by chairman Van Vechten Graves. Included were 12 evaluators for upcoming pre induction exams with 10 of 12 aged 18. Regular classifications ranged across 1-A, 1-Y, 1-C, 2-A with medical professionals, and various deferments. several 3eA dependencies and 4-A statuses were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selective Service
van Vechten B. Graves
Viola Conley
Victor Agostini
I. N. Bartlett
Manchester
John L. Whalen
Arlington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benhi
George H. Plumb
Bennington High School
David Wilkinson
Plumb
Linda Greene
Christine Hart
Buckler
Walter I, Nason
Mrs. Madeliene Stafford
Hunt Street
Galler
By Rudy Wedow
North & Pleasant St
Bennington, Vt
Bennington Briefs
H. Greenberg and Son
Sherburne Corp
Killington, Vt
William M. Andres
Chestnut Hill
William H. Smith
Francis A. Rosasco
Mrs. Forrest Beagle
Dean
Children’s Aid Conference
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Mariner
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mars
Red Planet
UPI
A&p
Dow-Jones-Bache & Co
Albany
Harte Theatre
Joseph E Levine
Susan May Ward
Bette
Avis
Technicolor
Go Itc
Chiesa 5
Testauran
RT. 7 North
P.M
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