Methodists Hold Circle 5 Meeting at Mrs Taylor Home
Seventeen members of Circle 5 of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs Cecilia Taylor's home Monday night. Presiding was President Mrs Gladys Butler, with reports by Treasurer Mrs Alice White and Secretary Miss Barbara Kimball. The group discussed the Golden Harvest bazaar turkey supper and Christmas decorations for the November 17 bazaar. members were asked to contribute supplies.
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Circle 5
First Methodist Church
Cecilia Taylor
Elva Bodine
Joan Preston
Florence Burke
Gladys Butler
Alice White
Barbara Kimball
Gas Plant Injunction Remains in Effect in Vermont
A Vermont attorney general said a temporary injunction against the Stark generator at Vermont Gas Corp in Bennington remains in force by agreement of counsel. The state is studying plant operations focusing on safety features and inherent dangers.
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Montpelier
Charles J. Adams
Stark
Vermont Gas Corporation
Bennington
Traffic crash hits downtown after safety campaign
CHATTANOOGA AP reports two cars collided at a downtown intersection soon after a statewide traffic safety campaign began. Neither City Patrolman Alvin Shoemake nor County Patrol Capt. A L McCullough was seriously injured.
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Chattanooga
Alvin Shoemake
A. L. McCullough
Resolutions Considered by Vermont Farm Bureau in Montpelier
Vermont State Farm Bureau resolutions committee met in Montpelier to review about 50 proposed resolutions from county groups. Items covered state and national legislation, tax changes, unemployment, sales tax, and agricultural policy including milk pricing and marketing orders. Delegates will vote on Nov 8–9 in Barre, with another committee meeting planned to hear more resolutions.
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Montpelier
Vermont State Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee
Farm Bureau Tax Study Committee
Vermont School Directors Association
New England
Vermont
Bennington County
Richard Leake III
Bennington
Barre
Molly Picon Reflects On 60 Years Of Show Business
Hollywood. Molly Picon, nearing six decades in entertainment, discusses her milestone year with Broadway, book, and Hollywood film debuts. The Yiddish theater icon notes she still walks to work at Paramount, despite missing sidewalks and a long trek from Chateau Marmont, enjoying life in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Molly Picon
Molly
Luster
America
Becky James
Fran Sinatra
Paramount Studios
Chateau Marmont
Paramount
Arlington Sunderland News Briefs From Man chester Center to Vermont
Local notes tell of visits to the Burt rest home by longtime Arlington residents William Burt and his wife. Obituary of William Johnson, 82, born in England and long-time Gardner worker, plus regional social visits, a stork shower, baton twirler Marta Crawford at a Vermont National Guard event, and church program at Federated Church.
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Manchester Center
William Burt
Arlington
Marta-Sue Crawford
Walter Crawford
Vermont National Guard
K of C
Bennington
Three Day Forecast for Boston Area Details
U S Weather Bureau five day outlook for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island calls for temperatures over the period Thursday through Monday to run more than five degrees below normal with cold conditions on Thursday and a warming trend Friday followed by cooler weather Saturday and Sunday. Precipitation is expected to average two tenths to one half inch as scattered snow flurries in northern New England tonight and as occasional rain in Massachusetts and Rhode Island or snow showers in northern New England around Friday.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Dusk Patrol Guards Key West Boaters In Distress
Key West Civil Air Patrol volunteers run a Saturday and Sunday 6 to 7 p.m. dusk patrol over the lower Keys to spot distressed boaters. They cover the waters, radio the Coast Guard, and arrange rescue if needed.
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Key West, Fla
Florida Keys
Key West
Local Visit Notes From New England and Pennsylvania
Hoosick Rev. and Mrs Richard W Corlett and children stayed overnight with Rev Bruce Chamberlain in Rockdale Massachusetts. Herbert Fields of Athol spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Sigmund then visited Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania and Stevensville Pennsylvania with relatives. Mrs Eugene Hammond and son Horace of Raymertown and Mrs Helen Crandall of Troy were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Rifenberg. Mr and Mrs James H Frost and sons who left for Arizona on October 2 now reside at 3541 West Garfield Street Phoenix Apt A
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William Johnson
Quincy
Mass
England
Chiselville
Gem Cradle Co
Gardner
Arthur
Lillian
Edith
Ruth
Robert McKeighan
Henry Young
Walter Wolstearont
Dorothy Cignarella
Prosper E. Deschenes
Joseph Kaveny
Springfield
Paul Laskey
Willard Lyndh
Perry Carpenter
Troy
N.Y
Warwick Todd
C. W. Schafer
Susan Cookson
Worcester Mass
Helen Bump
Mary Beth Hayden
UVM
H. W. Hayden
Mary Hall
Sunderland Hill
J. H .Shuffleton
Kings Park
Long Island
L. A. Bahan
F. A. Dean
Wallingford
Frank Hemmer
Robert Shuffleton
Robert Lane
Tony and
Kay
Whitehall
Walter Crawford
Fred Shaw
New York City
Sunderland
Christopher Conway
Bennington
Emily VerNooy
Roy Cone
Essex Junction
Clark Thomas
Paul Mattes
Charles Davis
Great Barrington
Donald Davis
Malcolm Pennock
Richard W. Corlett
Bruce Chamberlain
Rockdale, Mass
Herbert Fields
Athol
George Sigmund
Wilkesbarre
Stevensville
Eugene Hammond
Horace
Raymertown
Helen Crandall
George Rifenberg
James H. Frost
Arizona
West
Garfield St
Phoenix
Ariz
Apt. A
Glidden Barbed Wire Pioneered in De Kalb Illinois
In De Kalb Illinois the claim is made that Joseph F Glidden and his wife crafted the first double strand barbed wire in 1874. He used a coffee grinder to form the barbs and twisted 16 foot lengths on a grindstone.
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Glidden
Dekalb, Ill
Joseph F. Glidden
DeKalb
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