Obituaries from Bennington area and Vermont death notices
Obituaries list area residents including Fra George Sausville Sr of DeLeon Springs and Bennington natives, with survivors in Florida and Vermont. Also noted are Agriculture Commissioner Reed Rexford of Montpelier, Harriet Loveday of Rutland, Elizabeth Fields of North Adams, and local deaths with funeral arrangements in DeLand, Rutland, Stamford, Old Bennington, and Catskill. Burial plans and church services are described for multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleon Springs
Fra
George Sausville Sr
Bennington
Pownal
Elise
Sausville
Scared Heart Church
Florida
Rose Philpott
George Sausville Jr
de Leon Springs
William Sausville Sr
Raymond Sausville
Hoosick Falls
Helen Robinson
Alice Senecal
Hoosick
Rose Buss
Alexandria
Cile Kirwan
Hartford, Conn
William Stearns
Peter Sausville
DeLand
Fla
Allen- Summerhill Funeral Home
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Senate fails to confirm most nominees this session
Not Confirmed Washington UPI The Senate did not confirm 805 presidential nominees this year, most routine low level foreign service posts and postmasters. Senate Secretary Francis R Valeo also reported 160 Johnson nominations were withdrawn during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Francis R. Valeo
Johnson
Stock Averages Report Noon November 11 1966
Dow Jones Industrial average at 813.75 down 3.12 points. Railroads index at 200.56 down .60. Utilities at 137.45 up .18. Composite average 286.36 down .28. Volume 2,890,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Twenty Year Old Receives Suspended Sentence
A 20 year old youth pleaded guilty to breaking and entering a Shaftsbury home on Sept 6 with intent to commit larceny and received a suspended sentence of one to two years at Windsor with probation. Grover must enroll in a vocational rehabilitation program and meet its requirements. Grover’s prior record was noted as lengthy for his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Windsor
Lawrence A. Grover
North Hoosick
N.Y
John T. Carmody Jr
Grover
George M. Fienberg
Robert Pob
Locki
Fienberg
West Point
Ohio
Pownal
Russell D. Lightner
Lightner
Charles E. Bullock
Richard Swift
William Sondermann
Harry Profett
Nelson D. Tanner Jr
Berlin
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Veterans and Meetings
Arthur J. Cole of North Bennington is in Albany at the Veterans Administration Hospital for observation in critical condition. A Saturday night dance 8 to 12 at VFW rooms on North Street is sponsored by VFW Post 1332 with George O'Brien and his orchestra. Henry Coley, not Robert Howe, was the third member of a group meeting the supervisory union board to discuss salary schedules. Howe attended to discuss reorganizing area teachers associations into the Southwestern Vermont Education Association, with Page as chair of the association’s professional relations committee and Coley as chair of the salary committee. Bennington Rescue Squad ferried William H. Cone to the Veterans Administration Hospital after a Cone Building incident. Iron Kettle opens Saturday at 3 am for deer hunters. open Sundays 7 am, closed Thursdays in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Cole
North Bennington
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Albany
N.Y
VFW
North Street
George O’brien
Henry Coley
Robert Howe
Supervisory Union Board
Howe
Alan Page
Southwestern Vermont Education Association
Page
Coley
Bennington
Cone Building
William H. Cone
Red Cross Cheo Annual Meet Next Tuesday
The Bennington County Red Cross chapter will hold its annual meeting at Paradise Restaurant on Tuesday November 15 at 12 15 p.m. Dutch treat fee is 2 25 including gratuity. New directors and officers will be elected and national Red Cross representatives will speak on the role of the organization as a voluntary agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
The
American Red Cross
Paradise Restaurant
Michael Giard
National Red Cross
Vermont
Red Cross
Red Cross As A Voluntary Agency.’’ Giard Will Introduce Mrs. Ruth Mundorff
Combined Service Territory
Ruth Bogorad
Funeral service for Miss Rose N Kahwajy at St Francis de Sales
The funeral for Miss Rose N. Kahwajy was held Wednesday morning at St. Francis de Sales Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan, pastor, officiating the Requiem Mass. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery. Relatives came from North Adams, Connecticut, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence (Hathaway) Boynton
William S. Boynton
Crescent Manor
Bennington
Thomas Spencer
Mary (Rockwood) Hathaway
Boynton
Lovett & Boynton
Second Congregational Church
Women’s Fellowship
Grace Cherbonneau
North Bennington
Mildred Hathaway
Albany
N.Y
Clarence
Sylvia) Ness
Minneapolis
Minn
Maud Witursky
Thomas Hathaway
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Thomas Steffen
Old Bennington
Rose N. Kahwajy
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B. Flanagan
Gibney, Haynes & Kane
James Sleeman
Joseph Latif
Joseph Joseph
Byron LeRay
Michael Beshara
William Gardner
North Adams
Mass
Park Lawn Cemetery
Msgr
Flanagan
Connecticut
New York
Two-Year-Old Injured In Accident On Branch Street
A Bennington two-year-old girl suffered nose and mouth cuts after running into a moving car on Branch Street at 4:20 p.m. Monica Murphy, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Murphy, was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The car, driven by John Harrington, was traveling 2 3 mph. Police said the child ran from a driveway at 103 Branch St into the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Frey
Louis Frey
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Saugerties
N.Y
Maurice and
Delia
Walk) Fullmer
Malden
Frey
Catskill
John
Ella) Jepson
Old Bennington
Bennington First
Bennington
Branch Street
Monica Murphy
George Murphy
Weeks St
Branch St
Branch
John H. Harrington
Cross St
Main St
Michael Comas
Canal Street
Readsboro
Bruce W. Cooper
East Road
Comai
Cooper
John Ryan
Hugh E. Clark
John DeVito
Clark
Judges Named In Contest Nov 18 at Bennington High School
Six New England bands compete for top honors in a Battle of the Bands event sponsored by the Mt. Anthony Junior Chamber of Commerce at Bennington Catholic High School gym. Prizes go to first through third place with a special award to a standout performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Mt. Anthony
Crusaders
Adams
Mass
Manchester
Knights of Day
Hoosick
Bennington
Lee Gray
WTRY
Jane LePage
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Lewis Cuccinello
North Adams State Teachers College
John Henry Hassen
Whitingham
Wilmington
Robert Harrington
WBTN
Burns and Koch critique Viet Nam war opinons at Williams
Williams College audience hears James MacGregor Burns and Christopher Koch urge rejection of extreme left and right ideologies blocking practical Viet Nam solutions. Burns favors realignments and Geneva limits, proposes a core South Viet Nam and halt to bombing while Koch predicts U S defeat and warns against military-only fixes. They call for graduate and faculty restraint from policy making and focus on long term strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
James MacGregor Burns
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Williams College
Viet Nam
Burns
Christopher Koch
Bennington College
Wbai-Fm
New York
Williams Committee
Prof. Burns
Koch
United States
Tas
Asia
Arlington Manufacturer To Speak
The Industrial Management Club of the Bennington YMCA will hold its monthly meeting at Mt Anthony Country Club with dinner at 7 p.m. guest speaker is Donald S Kendall Jr president and general manager of Mack Molding Co with plants in Arlington and Cavendish. He holds Williams College economics degree and has 25 years in plastics sales. He is active in NAM, SPI, and is a vice president of Associated Industries of Vermont. Attendance urged for Bennington Hoosick area managers. reservations via Bennington YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Management Club
Bennington
Associated Industries of Vermont
Hoosick
BFRC Finds Classrooms At Shaftsbury Grange Hall
Bennington BFRC and BSSA announced moving special education classes from the Flint Ink plant to the Pomona Grange building in Shaftsbury next to Red Brick School. Rent is 75 dollars per month plus heating, with state reimbursement. Expected to last until June as plans to place all classes in regular schools next fall proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mont Avenue
Bennington South Supervisory Union
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
BSSA
Pomona Grange
Shaftsbury
IBM
BFRC
The
Grange
Red Brick
Flint Ink
Bennington
Howard F. Kelley
Parking Ban Reminder in Village Streets
All-night parking ban in effect since Nov 1. vehicles must be off streets during winter to allow plowing and sanding after snow. Village Police call attention to car owners to comply with ban.
Hospital Notes Admissions List Shuffles Local Names
Hospital records show admissions for Vickie Knuetter Louis Stanley Jr Marjorie Berge Carol Ann Hebert Royal White Richard Gardner Marianna Hill Jacqueline Vince Tracey Harrington Audra Goss Elizabeth Holden Mrs Joyce Lewis and daughter Mrs Char lene Thompson and daughter Shaftsbury Janice Brace East Arlington Patricia Veilinskas Mary Slingerland Sarah Riley Hoosick Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Knuetter
Louis Stanley Jr
Bennington
Marjorie Berge
Arlington
Carol Ann Hebert
Hoosick Falls
Royal White
Richard Gardner
Marianna Hill
Jacqueline Vince
Tracey Harrington
Audra Goss
Elizabeth Holden
Joyce Lewis
Charlene Thompson
Shaftsbury
Janice Brace
East Arlington
Patricia Veilinskas
Mary Slingerland
Sarah Riley
Hunting's Impact Described at Southern Vermont Meet
Robert Candy of the Vermont Fish and Game Commission detailed hunting’s economic impact for residents and non residents in 1965 with license revenues of 300 962 and 792 306 50 respectively plus 109 268 50 in combined income and 208 382 licenses issued. He projected 250 000 licenses and 30 million spent by 1970 as surveys show a $20 million current spend. The event at North Pownal Fire House was hosted by George Gordon with notable attendees including Ben Day Sieg fried W Tolle and James W Lounsbury among 38 members from 10 clubs.
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Vermont
Robert Candy
Vermont Fish and Game Commission
Southern Vermont Federation of Sportsmen
North Pownal Fire House
Candy
George Gordon
Ben Day
Fish and Game Department Research Bureau
Siegfried W. Tolle
Fish and Game Board
James W. Lounsbury
Baptist Women Prepare For Yale Bazaar at First Baptist Bennington
The Baptist women prepare for a Christmas bazaar on December 3 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Colgate Hall Nichols Christian Education building. General chairmen are Mrs. James Vince and Mrs. Leon Orr with Mrs. Glenn Payne directing decorations. Items include handmade puppets dolls jewelry candy pastries aprons and more. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bennington
Colgate Hall
Nichols Christian Education Building
James Vince
Leon Orr
Glenn Payne
Carroll Killen
DeWitt Lewis
Paul Williams
Susan Buck
Arthur Barrett
George Dupee
Joseph Shea
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
Rexford
Thomas J. Loveday
Rutland
Harriet L. Loveday
James St
John Carmody Sr
Rutland Hospital
Augustus
Josephine (White) Ross
St. Peter’s Church
Thomas
Gerald McCue
Joseph Pockette
Harry Willard
Springfield
Carmody
Donald Rabidou
New York City
Aldous Funeral Home
Frank L. Fields
Elizabeth Susan Fields
Clarksburg
North Adams Hospital
Maude Holland
Port Kent
Henry and
Elizabeth (Bragg) Mack
Reuben Smith
Bevins
Stamford Baptist Church
Edith Fields
San Soucie
Paul C. Klose
Houghton Cemetery
Stamford
Mrs
Pgirdale
Harte Theatre
Newsweek Magazine
Columbia Pictures
Bryan Forbes
Eastman Colorr
Victor Rosenbaum
Mozart
Brahms
Webern
Beethoven
Rosenbaum
Bennington College Carriage Barn
Princeton University
Indianapolis
Aspen Music School
Brandeis
Bennington Briefs
Cheo
Italy
Nile
Egypt
Euphrates
Babylonia
Assyria
Akkadia
Rigel
Orion
Dijon
France
Michel Ogliotti
Viet
National Liberation Front
Donald S. Kendall Jr
Shaftsbury Grange Hall
Supt
Kelley
Atty
John P. Connarn
BSSU
Gulf
Sal Santarcangelo Ideal Fuels Inc
Ben Mont Ave
Bennington, Vt
Devsele
Yale
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
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