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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1965

Page

12

Williamstown girl injured in Chapel Road crash

Sandra Gage, 18, of Williamstown, was listed in fair condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Chapel Road in Bennington. She was ejected when the 1953 Buick, driven by Benjamin Crawford, skid off the road and struck a rock ledge. Crawford, 16, suffered minor injuries. both were taken to the hospital. The Buick was a total loss. Several other weekend crashes were reported in the area, including a southbound 1961 Plymouth in North Pownal, and multiple incidents on U.S. 7 in Pownal and Bennington Flats, with no serious injuries. A four-car rear-end collision on North Bennington Road caused neck injuries to two, with all cars sustaining damage. A later report noted Jayne Mansfield giving birth to a boy at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood.

Williamstown Mass Putnam Memorial Hospital Chapel Road Bennington Sandra Gage Benjamin Crawford East Main St Miss Gage Crawford Elmer Crawford Patricia A. Smith Pittsfield Vermont North Pownal Miss Smith U.S. 7 Pownal Tally-Ho Joseph A. Foreyes Sheffield Park Ohio James W. Armstrong Armstrong Fureyes Pine Tree Hill Clifford A. Sweet Rd1 Joseph LoPiccolo Hunt Street Sweet LoPiccolo Angela Walter L. Barber Bennington Flats Freidal, Volle Middle Pownal Road James H. Dence Amsterdam N.Y Patricia A. Kelley Shaftsbury Miss Kelley Deuce North Bennington Petco Louis D. Woodard County Street Linda M. Mears Joseph C. Guetti Woodford Road William J. Minogue Morgan Street Woodard and Mears Tpr David Reed

Stock Averages at Noon on Dow Industrials and Railroads

The noon report shows the Dow Jones averages with 30 Industrials at 946.33, 20 Railroads at 233.80, 15 Utilities at 157.06, and the composite at 322.26 with a volume of 5.65. Market activity declined by 1.40 points.

Primaries Swell Across Bennington-Woodford Districts

The Bennington-Woodford primary field grows with former town reps Burns Heaslip Mann and Lefevre among GOP contenders for District 1 seats. District 32 features Carrier Emery Collins Lounsbury Rice Whitney as Republicans vying. Democrats field none in one subdistrict. Cross over fears spur voter turnout and write-in efforts as parties marshal candidates for six district and two senate seats amid reapportionment.

William T. Burns Dorset George Heaslip Manchester Reid Lefevre Bennington County Daulton Mann Jr Peru Heaslip Mann Pownal Stamford Readsboro Searsburg Dover Whitingham Wilmington Windham County John Carrier Leo W. Emery Kenalene Collins James W. Lounsbury Doris Rice Searsbury Ira Whitney Rupert Pawlet Wells Robert Graf Barton Nelson Rob B. Roberts Shaftsbury Tracy E. Kenyon Jr Winona Pownser Arlington Sunderland Sandgate Marjorie Doyle Allan B. Angney Jr Salvatore Santarcangelo Bennington Robert M. Wilson Mildred Jannicky Bennington - Woodford GOP J. Duncan Campbell Campbell Bennington-Woodford Carmel Babcock Alfred Arnold Arnold Jane Hanks Robert Condon Babcock Joseph Caracciola David Allen Hanks Condon Daisy Myers Everett Lillie Ethel Bruso Hugh E. Clark Lucia Howard James Wallace George van Santvoord Virginio Perrotta

Hospital Notes and Discharges List From Area Patients

Admissions none. Discharges include Leroy McWayne Dorset Mrs Blanche Rich Mrs Joyce Hyatt W Leslie Mort Bennington Mrs Kathryn Thurber Hoosick Falls Mrs Olive Crisp Mrs Elizabeth Rudd Bennington Frank Farrington Wilmington Michael Kilburn Manchester Depot Master Gordon Niles W Arlington Ruby LaCross Douglas Hill Bennington Mrs Joan Hunt and son Cambridge Mrs Caroline Peckham Pownal Master Allen Martin Daniel Sawyer Mrs Helen Hattat Bennington Miss June Cook Mrs Albertine Begin Hoosick Falls Miss Charmaine Wright Shaftsbury Peter Lucas North Bennington Chester Grassette Arlington Mrs Roberta Reynolds and daughter Shaftsbury Mrs Joyce Thompson and son Manchester Depot Mrs Josephine Candid and daughter Master Willard Barber Harvey Hiatt Bennington Mrs Patricia Bratcher Pownal Master James Bushee Manchester Depot Mrs Jennie Grover East Arlington Births Mr and Mrs Richard Borden of Eagle Street Shaftsbury a son Oct 17.

Leroy McWayne Dorset Blanche Rich Joyce Hyatt W. Leslie Mort Bennington Kathryn Thurber Hoosick Falls Gordon Niles W. Arlington Ruby LaCross Douglas Hill Joan Hunt Allen Martin Daniel Sawyer Helen Hattat June Cook Albertine Begin Charmaine Wright Shaftsbury Peter Lucas North Bennington Chester Grassette Arlington Roberta Reynolds Joyce Thompson Manchester Depot Josephine Candid Willard Barber Harvey Hiatt Patricia Bratcher Pownal James Bushee Jennie Grover East Arlington

Funeral rites honor Charles J Stevenson at Cambridge service

Final tribute to Charles John Stevenson known as Chanticleer of radio WGY Schenectady and Banner columnist was held Sunday at Ackley Funeral Home Cambridge. He died Thursday in his Schenectady Union Street apartment. Cremation will be in Troy and Woodlands Cemetery burial. Cambridge Valley Lodge F and AM conducted services. Many radio and TV staff attended.

Cambridge N.Y Charles John Stevenson WGY Schenectady Charles A. Ackley Union Street WRGB Reader Baxter Josselyn First Church of Scientist Troy Woodlands Cemetery Cambridge Valley Lodge F&am

Obituaries and court notices from Greenfield and Bennington area

Mrs. Leon Wells of Greenfield died at 70 after a long illness in Sunderland Mass. Funeral services were held in Greenfield with interment in Green River Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, sister Mrs. Robert Morse of Bennington, a son Richard D. of South Deerfield, three daughters and 19 grandchildren. In Municipal Court three careless driving cases were heard. James Washington and Robert S. Bourn Jr. pled no contest and were fined 35 dollars plus costs. Elmer D. Colvin pleaded not guilty and bail was set at 50 dollars. James A. Bow Sr. died in Cleveland, Ohio, aged in his 90s. funeral Tuesday in Cleveland with flowers omitted and contributions to Bennington Rescue Squad requested. Mrs. Jennette G. Fisher of Rupert died at 74 in Albany Medical Center. survivors include children and many relatives. funeral set for Tuesday in Salem N Y with visiting hours today.

Greenfield Mass Leon Wells Robert C. Morse Bennington Sunderland Carrie Dunton Green River Cemetery Richard D South Deerfield June Boyden Myllis Wells Lois Estes James Washington Washington George M. Fienberg R. Marshall Witten Witten Robert S. Bourn Jr North Bennington Bourn Old Bennington McKinley and Holden Streets Margaret S. Lillie Elmer D. Colvin Danbury U.S. 7 Manchester Village Colvin James A. Bow James Alexander Bow Cleveland Ohio Rupert Jennette G. Fisher George Fisher Albany Medical Center Francis Delong Raymond Edwain Horace Delong Edward Granville N.Y Hollis Gage Fort Ann N. Y Abijah Garrett Cleo Betty Rupert Methodist Church McClellan Salem

Thrift Shop Seeks Books and Household Items

Thrift shop inventory includes kitchen table with chairs, benchs, bed frame, sewing machine, dishes, waffle irons, lamp shade, winter coats, dresses, baby clothes, records, puzzles. Requests for cookbooks brushes apparel rugs and baby carriage. Workers last week were Sally Adams, Christine Lorom, Juna Fuller and Peggy Haug.

Hollywood Sally Adams Christine Lorom Juna Fuller Peggy Haug

Bennington Community Notices and Events Chronicle

A sprawling Bennington briefing lists an officers meeting and varied social events. Activities include dances by the Won der Valley Gang and Nick Marra's orchestra, a hobo dance with costume prizes, and recurring dances starting Nov 6. Also covered are club meetings, demonstrations, bird-watching awards, and civic group notices.

Wonder Valley Gang Nick Marra

Humphrey Visits Rutland for Fundraiser Tonight

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrives in Rutland for a 25 dollar a plate dinner at Rutland High School, attends a downtown parade and Elks Club reception, with Gov Hoff and Lt Gov Daly among expected attendees. He will depart for Washington after a planned Burlington stop was canceled.

Rutland UPD Hubert H. Humphrey New England Washington Johnson Humphrey Rutland High School Cranston R.I University of Vermont Burlington

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U.S Southeast Asia Hagerman Mansfield Son UPI Jayne Mansfield Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany Harte Theatre Olive Crisp Elizabeth Rudd Frank Farrington Michael Kilburn Richard Borden Eagle Street C. J. Stevenson Edward Webster Grace ( Batchelder) Webster Edward N. Webster Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Wilmington Baptist Church Reginald Martin Allen MacKerron Brattleboro Homer Worden Western Ave John G Martha (Thomson) Batchelder Webster Alice Gorham Minnie Graves North Vernon Ind Mrs James A. Bow Sr Jennette Fisher Thrift Shop Teun North Hoosick New York FBI Iron Columbia Pictures Richard Quine Moose Bennington Briefs W.G. Lasher Bernard Hubenet Rutland Garden Club Bennington County Economic Opportunity Council North Bennington Congregational Church Daughters of the American Revolution G.M. Vaughn Idaho Barbara Riley Main St Thomas Dwyer Dwyers Veterans Memorial Committee VFW Rooms Veterans Ay VFW First Methodist Church Gregory Moon Stephen Moon St. Luke’s Hospital Sacred Heart Parish Wilson’s Dude Ranch Richard Hollister Cora B. Whitney School PTG Alvin Shores Jr E.R. Sweeney West Street North Bennington Elks Club Washington Ave Mars Garden Club Mount Anthony Country Club James Toolan David C. Titus John Sloane George Ellis Hamilton Jerry Finnegan Ed Lauzon The Bennington Lions Club Broom Sight Conservation Fund Lloyd H. Greenberg & Sok, Inc
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