Villagers Home Demonstration Meet on Holiday Broads
The Villagers Home Demonstration Club meets tonight at 8 in the Library with Mrs. Robert McWaters leading on Holiday Broads. Thanksgiving Eve union Protestant service at North Bennington Baptist Church will feature Rev. Charles Parsley with The Incognito Christ. The St John the Baptist Church requiem Mass for President Kennedy drew a full house. North Bennington Baptist hosts Shaftsbury Association Youth Fellowship rally for 75 to 100 youths from the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McWaters
North Bennington Baptist Church
Charles Parsley
St. John the Baptist Church
John F. Kennedy
Shaftsbury Association
Local visits and Thanksgiving plans noted in region
Hoosick J Merritt Hayner of Brunswick visited his cousin Mrs Charles E Breer Monday. Mrs Harry Cipperly Miss Blanche Cipperly Mrs Ralph Griswold and Mrs Paul Cipperly visited Mrs Lenore Mac Donald in South Lancaster Mass Tuesday. Mrs Philip G Jendis of Milford and Mrs William Gerling of Albany visited Mrs Harry C Bratt Friday. Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church will meet Friday with Mrs Roscoe Pierce. Mr and Mrs Earl Philpott Mrs Roscoe Pierce and Miss Florence M Cloke of North Bennington will spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Arthur Burdick in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Hayner
Brunswick
Charles E. Breer
Harry Cipperly
Blanche Cipperly
Ralph Griswold
Paul Cipperly
Lenore MacDonald
South
Lancaster
Mass
Philip G. Jendis
Milford
William Gerling
Albany
Harry C. Bratt
Ladies Aid Sociey of the Baptist Church
Roscoe Pierce
Earl] Philpott
Florence M. Cloke
North Bennington
Arthur Burdick
Hudson
Wilmington Real Estate Transfers Show Numerous Parcel Moves
A Wilmington land transfer list records numerous conveyances from July 1 onward. Names include Parsons, Elwell, Harvey, Sumner, de Martia, Collingwood, Ash, Sutton, Willis, Richter, Robinson, Johnston, Boyd, Levas eur, Dengler, Mavilla, Moody, Bickford, ONeill, de Groot, Harvey, Waterman, Minor, Urban, Reed, Panagini, Van Duin, Shippee, Griggs and others. Properties span Lake Raponda, Castle Hill Road, Route 9, Dover-Wilmington highway, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Herman and
Ruby Parsons
Richard and
Lorraine Parsons
Shearer Hill Road
Silas - Wilmington, Inc
Stanley Kurz
New York City
Stowe Hill Road
Corwin C. Elwell
Flavilla B. Elwell
Bennington
Frederick and
Glenna Harvey
Arlington
Castle
Olive Snow Ash
Mahwah
N.J
Litzmark, Inc
East Dover Road
Corwin C
Ernest C
Eleanor S. Sutton
Galway
N.Y
Castle Hill
Harold E. Howe
Kenneth R. Willis
East Meadows
Higley Hill
William H
Jetta Moran
Robert D
Florence A. Richter
Trumbull
Conn
Fairview Avenue
David B
Janet B. Wheeler
Francine Robinson
Wordsboro
Lisle Hill
Norma Streeter Bloss
Con Shohocken
Elizabeth Streeter
East Orange
Thomas B. Johnston
Paul Dengler
Forest Hills
Highley Hill
Jesse J
June E. Parsons
Southern Vermont Boating Club, Inc
Ernest Corbett
Ralph O. Mavilla
Edna S. Moody
Douglastown
Alfred McAllister
Clarence D
Lettie Sage
Roy E
Constance Bickford
Dover - Wilmington
Ole, Antonsen
Richard M
Elaine S. Bossert
Howe
George E
Dorothy Mae Veillard
Fairport
Frank J
Gladys O'Neill
Jackson Heights
Dover Road
Helen Keeney
Morristown
Henrietta Kenney
Robert
Nancy de Groot
Mystic
Lake Raponda
A. Weldon
Margaret J. House
Guilford
Daniel P
Gail M. Waterman
Route 9
Franklin N
Rose-Marie Olmstead
Francis D., Sr
Hilda Minor
Ray Hill
Dusan
Lucille Plausteiner
Meridan
George W. Urban
Stony Brook
Thanksgiving Services Planned At St James Arlington
The Rev. C J Belcher rector of St James Episcopal Church announces a Union Thanksgiving Service at the church Wednesday at 8 p m with guest preacher the Rev Granville Greenwald of East Arlington. A Thanksgiving Day Eucharist follows Thursday at 9 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
C.J. Belcher
St. James Episcopal Church
Granville Greenwald
Federated Church of East
Sixth Grade High In Science Test
Hoosick Falls Central School sixth graders recently took the New York State Science Test. The test has two scores measuring science knowledge and science understanding. Of 93 students, 76 were above the state median, with 81 percent above it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
New York
Ninty
Manchester zoning hearing aims to shape future area
A public hearing on a zoning ordinance led by Atty. James B. Campbell as chair opens tonight at 8 in the Elementary School auditorium. Manchester residents are urged by the Greater Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce to attend to understand plans and cast informed votes in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Campbell
Board of
Greater Manchester
Chameber of Commerce
Chamber
Lionel Dulac
West Coast
van Purdy
Portland
Ore
Dalton Dulac
Seattle
Wash
Dulacs
Manchester
Benjamin
Stephen Johnson
Rutland Hospital
Jeffrey Robinson
Lyle Charbonneau
New York City
Elizabeth Charbonneau
Perry Bushee
Manchester Depot
New York
Joseph
Manchester Legion Loan Equipment
The American Legion Post 38 of Manchester announces loanable emergency equipment including a hospital bed two wheelchairs and crutches available to Manchester residents. The post donated to Gifts for Yanks at VA Hospital White River Junction and to the Hospital Fund there. It plans a family supper December 7 and an inspection by County Commander Kenneth Baker on December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Post 38
American Legion
Post
White River Junction
Legionnaires
Rutherford M. van Veghten
Legion Rooms
Kenneth Baker
Bennington
Teenage Obesity Linked to Family Eating Habits
A University of Washington study of 50 youths aged 10 to 17 found two thirds come from families with overweight parents and that eating patterns are deeply ingrained. The report notes higher obesity in girls and suggests prevention and therapy focusing on weight loss and adjustment. many adolescents are resistant to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington School of Medicine
American Academy of General Practice
Hammar
Perons
University of Washington
Congo Expels Russians From Diplomatic Mission
The Congo expels the Soviet diplomatic mission from Leopoldville accusing subversive contact with antigovernment exiles across the Brazzaville river. Premier Adoula allows new diplomats if credentials are acceptable, cites no severing of relations, and notes possible 48 hour courtesy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
Moscow
Congo River
Brazzaville
Adoula
Sergei Nemtchina
United Arab
Republic
Congo Republic
Christophe Gbenye
Andre Lubaya
Kasai
Boris Voronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
Benik Beknazar - Jurbachev
Novosti
Voronin
Brussels
Miakotnykh
Aeroflot Airlines
CBS Offers Free Prime Time Debates for 1964 Campaign
CBS president Frank Stanton announced that CBS will offer free prime time debates next year for the major parties' presidential and vice presidential candidates. The offer was sent in letters to the Democratic and Republican chairmen. In 1960 only presidential candidates appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frank Stanton
CBS
Moscow Sees Growth And Change Through AP Visit
AP correspondent John Lloyd reports Moscow has expanded from two million to six million people with broad avenues and many empty old districts replaced by uniform apartment blocks. He notes light traffic, limited free movement, two TV channels, and a city that remains drab yet orderly with persistent air of fear easing since 27 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd
Associated Press
Moscow
Europe
Africa
London
Russia
Soviet Union
Toto
Kremlin
Nitze Nomination Approved for Secretary of the Navy
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Paul H. Nitze by 11 to 3 to succeed the resigning Fred Korth as Navy secretary. Dissenters were Sens. Thurmond Byrd and Goldwater, with Byrd and Goldwater voting by proxy. The nomination moves to the full Senate for Monday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Paul H. Nitze
Fred Korth
Senate
Russell
Whipping Judge Claims Results Across Several States
A wave of jurists favors unusual punishments over fines or jail. Whiting Indiana judge Obermiller ordered teens to clean city hall and other tasks. Woodstock Illinois judges use community service and even public shaming to deter juvenile mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Obermiller
Whiting
Obermiller
Whiting City Hall
Lake Michigan
U.S. Supreme Court
United Nations Declares 1965 International Cooperation Year
The General Assembly unanimously designated 1965 the twentieth anniversary of the United Nations as International Cooperation Year. The resolution calls on all member states to pursue cooperation in every field during 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nation, N.Y
General Assembly
United Nations
Li-Nation Assembly
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St. Matthew's Cathedral
Elizabeth Dwyer
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Wilmington Real Estate
James and
Stella Bryant
Naples
Fla
Louis and
Elizabeth Panagini
Nutley
Joost Dankelman
Heemstead
Holland
Jan van Duin
Rotterdam
New England Box Co
Greenfield
Raymond S
Dorothy S. Shippee
Box Company
Harold B
Renee
Henry H. Wheeler
Charles C. and
Cleora Griggs
Fairfield
North Branch
Deerfield River
Hotel
Putnam
Colonial Shopping Cer
Williamstown
Nancy Otis
Manchester Legion
Congo
Joseph Moebutu
Patrice Lumumba
Luemumba
By John Lloyd
Paul Nitze
Navy Secretary
Del
Ind
Justice of the Peace At
Woodstock, Ill
Lynch
Justice of the Peace
Joe Ritter
Woodstock
Ill
Ritter
McHenry County
Chicago
Walter G. Tanner
Muncie
Champa
Hoffman
Arthur J. Brookes
Brookes
Sid Caillavet
Orange
Tex
Caillavet
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
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