Fifty Five Years in Arlington Doctor George Russell’s Milestone
Arlington native Dr George Russell marks over five decades serving the town as physician historian and humanitarian now in semi retirement he still runs a three days per week office. Born in Monkton he studied at Vermont University and joined the Arlington practice focusing on tuberculosis immunization district nursing and school health. He served as ship surgeon in WWI vaccinating 7000 soldiers on a voyage and later led physical therapy at Putnam Memorial Hospital. His long career includes leadership as Arlington health officer and work in orthopedics and war medical care during campaigns in France.
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Arlington
George Russell
Howard
Mack Molding
Dr. Russell
Russell
Monkton
Conant
Vermont
Bristol High School
University of Vermont
Boston
University
C. P. Johnson
Medical College
Rogers
Harlan Miller
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Chicago
American Association of Physical Therapists
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Troy City Hospital
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Camp Green
France
Cambridge Antique Show Opens at Hubbard Hall
Cambridge NY hosts a three day antique show sponsored by the Cambridge Professional and Businessmen's Association at Hubbard Hall with 10 local exhibitors. Proceeds support Mary McClellan Hospital Auxiliary building fund. Col. Charles Raymond poster links to Bennington Antiques Show. Musical program planned. show runs daily 11 am to 9 pm.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Professional and Businessmen’s Association
Hubbard Hall
Bennington
Charles Raymond
Mary McClellan Hospital Auxiliary
Area Pupils Win Prizes For Anti-Litter Limericks
Bennington County youths placed high in the statewide Keep Vermont Beautiful Limerick Contest for sixth graders as announced by Mrs. Frank Teagle Jr. Top prizes are new bicycles or cash. The report notesillemetry includes other local notices about a Hilltop Girls 4-H Club meeting, Vermont Association for the Blind contributions, Shaftsbury School Association, Boy Scout bugle recruitment, Drum and Bugle Corp leadership, and Cpl. John M. Robinson’s return from Vietnam.
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Rutland
Bennington County
Vermont
Frank Teagle Jr
Woodstock
Antilitter Organization
John Millington Sr
Vermont Association For the Blind
Vt. Association For the Blind
Millington
Eagle Street
Shaftsbury
Arlington East Arlington Red Mountain Chapter 41 service and district meeting
Arlington East Arlington Red Mountain Chapter 41 CES will hold a service in the chapel at the Eastern Star home in Randolph Sunday at 3 30 p m. Contact Mrs Martin Hirsch to attend. A district meeting appears Saturday at 7 30 p m at Adoniram Chapter Manchester with a supper at 6 p m before the 7 30 business meeting. The Arlington Parent-Teachers group begins its season Monday at 7 30 p m at the high school with a teachers reception and open house for Grades 1 12. Ens Ann Scott Smith USNR daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Scott Smith has graduated from the U S Naval Women Officer School at Newport. She received a diploma from Robert B Brown Medical Corps U S Navy surgeon general upon completing indoctrination for naval officer duties. The boys and girls prizes include Butch McCracken St Albans and Marion Delano Barre for girls. James Gratton North Bennington earned second and noted the limerick about Vermont’s beauty. Gratton’s prize is a catcher's unit or fielder’s glove. second place girls win comb and brush sets. Five area students were among 20 third place awards: Nancy Rice North Bennington Linda Barnard Wilmington Cathy Merrill South Londonderry Lisa Madeira Dorset Fred Driscoll North Bennington. More than 1,000 entries were submitted in the KVB Limerick Contest. Judges were Frank Teagle Jr Stewart Wark and S P Wild.
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Red Mountain
CES
Eastern Star
Randolph
Martin Hirsch
Adoniram
Manchester
Ens
Ann Scott - Smith
Nurses Corps
USNR
Alfred Scott-Smith
U.S. Naval Women Officer School
Newport Naval Schools Command
Robert B. Brown
Medical Corps
U.S. Navy
Butch McCracken
St. Albans
Marion Delano
Barre
James Gratton
North Bennington
Robert Nolan
Young Gratton
Vermont
Jim
KVB
Nancy Rice
Linda Barnard
Wilmington
Cathy Merrill
South Londonderry
Lisa Madeira
Dorset
Fred Driscoll
North
Choral Society Rehearses Tonight in Cambridge
The Community Choral Society begins rehearsals at 7 30 pm at the Presbyterian White Church Cambridge. Director Mrs Adele Jansson and organist Mrs Hildegarde Ross lead the session with a discussion on future rehearsal dates. A tentative Christmas concert is set for December 4.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Community Choral Society
Presbyterian White Church
Adele Jansson
Hildegarde Ross
Oriole Fever Hits Baltimore During Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Guy Kagey visited Rev Guy E Kagey in Baltimore where he recovers from surgery and makes progress toward release. Baltimore celebrates Orioles success with decorations and busy souvenir shops as the Bedells and Roberts family split a vacation week between Wilbraham and Baltimore.
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Guy Kagey
Baltimore
Kagey
Guy E. Kagey
Father Kagey
Kogeys
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Bedell
Guy Roberts
Wilbraham
Mass
Roberts
Jennifer
Sarah Elizabeth
Bedells
Bedell
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Fane By
Richard Ross
Selective Service
Civil Defense Medical Unit
Red Cross
Vermont State Medical Society
Addison County
Bennington County Medical Association
American Medical Association
American Academy of General Practice
The
State Medical Society
Norman Rockwell
United States
Jim McCabe
Julia Shipman
Betty McCabe
State Historical Society
Board of
Trustees
Arlington Fish and Game Club
Veterans’ Organizations
Fran Stacy
Hilltop Girls
Blanche Center
New Jersey
Shaftsbury School Association
Samuel Carrara
John Clawson
Boy Scout Troop 331
Philip Roach
Drum and Bugle Corp
John M. Robinson
U.S. Marine Corps
John Millington
John
Viet Nam
Los Angeles
James Robinson
Memphis
Tenn
Albany
East Arlington
Helene Thompson
Choral Society Sings
Main ST
West Arlington
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
Better Tv, Inc
Salem’s
Maxwell
Ula. Market
Bennington, VT
H. Greenberg & Son
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