Obituaries of Estes Giddings and Clark in Bennington paper
Howard C Estes 74 former merchant died at 330 Silver St Bennington Born April 12 1901 in Pownal educated Vermont University of Vermont Estes Market founder and longtime Masonic leader also served as Bennington County Court side judge Survived by widow Elsa Wahlquist daughter Barbara Brambley sister Lois Gregg four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral Monday 2 PM Second Congregational Church Burial Park Lawn Cemetery Donations to Second Congregational Church memorial fund Masonic services Sunday 8 PM Giddings widow Mildred Potter Giddings 89 died Crescent Manor Newton Mass formerly of Boston area Survivors include son Dr W Philip Giddings daughter in law and grandchildren Funeral plans private Clark Donald G 77 former Bennington resident died Friday in Little Falls NY Born Wallingford May 1 1898 worked in Bennington diners later Lynder Bicycle plant Survived by sister Marion Clark Several nieces nephews Burial St Patricks Cemetery Wallingford Funeral Mahar & Son and St Francis de Sales Church services Monday 9:30 AM interment St Patricks Cemetery Memorial Vermont Heart Fund suggested
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Silver St
Pownal
Cyrus and
Susan
Howard) Estes
Vermont
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Main Street
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Lodge of Perfection
Mt. Anthony Lodge No. 13
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Charles Cooper Industrial Education Fund
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Estes
Bennington County
Elsa Wahlquist
Bar
Bara Brambley
Philadelphia
Robert
Lois) Gregg
Salem
Ore
Second Congregational Church
Thomas D. Steffen
Park Lawn Cemetery
Hanson-Walbridge
Mildred (Potter) Giddings
Harold G. Giddings
Crescent Manor
Cleveland
Ohio
Jotham
Helen (Cary) Potter
Newton
Mass
Boston-Newton
First Congregational Church of
Donald G. Clark
Little Falls
N.Y
Little Falls Hospital
Wallingford
Edward M. Clark
Margaret (Stapleton) Clark
Clark
Lynder Bicycle
Marion Clark
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Patricks Cemetery
Mauhs Homecoming rules eased for graduates
Mt Anthony Union graduates may attend tonight's Homecoming Dance despite missing permission slips. Principal Clarence Pelkie said Athletic Director Dave Fredrickson will verify and admit bona fide graduates at the door to see their classmates.
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Halloween contests announced by Bennington Parks and Recreation
Bennington area youngsters are invited to a week of Halloween events. A window painting contest for 4th to 6th grades offers McDonald’s sponsored prizes: $25 for first, $15 for second, $10 for third. Mr Jack-O-Lantern clues air on WBTN from Oct 27 at 7:10–7:15 am and 4:15–4:20 pm. Send guesses to Box 136 postmarked by Oct 30. earliest postmark with correct guess wins $5. runners-up receive prizes.
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Bennington
Jack-O-Lantern
Liberty pole marks 211th Green Mountain Boys anniversary
Vermont observed the 211th anniversary of the Green Mountain Boys with a ceremony in Montpelier. Governor Thomas Salmon received a 25 foot liberty pole donated by the Vermont Society of Colonial Wars as guardsmen wore colonial garb and celebrated the frontier group’s 1764 origin and liberty tradition.
Harris opens NH presidential campaign offices in Manchester
Democrat Fred R. Harris, after a year organizing in New Hampshire living rooms, launches formal presidential campaign operations in Manchester. About 150 backers ready to work for the Feb. 24 primary, the first in the nation, as Harris urges the nation to glimpse a better future and notes his long organizing effort.
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N.H
UPI
Fred R. Harris
New Hampshire
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Harris
Oklahoma
Democratic Party
Gorge walking tour today in Troy NY led by RPI professor
A Poestenkill Gorge walking tour will occur in Troy on Saturday led by Professor Merrit Abrash of RPI and Bart Thibodeau. The two hour hike visits remnants of 19th century mills and waterpower sites with a $1 donation, meet at Waltex Parking Lot 1 p.m.
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Troy
N.Y
Merrit Abrash
RPI
Bart Thibodeau
Hudson-Mohawk Industrial Gateway
Waltex
15Th
Congress Streets
Community debate on Vermont Blue Laws and Sundays
Roman Catholics and political professor weigh in on Blue Laws in Vermont. Case, of St Michaels College, urges a modern revision to allow leisure and religion, arguing Sundays should offer more sale items while maintaining awareness that profit is not life's sole goal.
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Case
St. Michaels College
Winooski
Southern Vermont College offers 39 evening courses
Frank Ollin of Southern Vermont College announces 39 evening courses this semester. Subjects include federal taxation economics police organization marketing management biology sociology health services and typewriting. Classes run 6 8 pm 8 10 pm weekdays and saturday mornings with fall ending late January and spring starting February contact admissions at 442-8888.
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Frank Ollin
Southern Vermont College
Dinner Downtown Nutrition Program for the Elderly
The Bennington County Office on Aging runs Dinner Downtown meals for people 60 and older at the Senior Apartment House and nearby centers. Meals cost by donation, up to 1.40 for home delivered service, with reservations required. Weekly menus run Monday through Friday with varied entrees and sides.
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South St
Montreal
Senior Citizen’s Community Center
Ben Mont Ave
Claire Santway
Pownal
Pownal Baptist Church
Rose Mattison
Bennington Banner Publisher and Delivery Details
Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It cites United Press International and New York Times News Service for content and lists Matthews Shannon Cullen Inc as national ad reps. Delivery options include carrier and motor with 15 cents per day and Vermont subscription rates of 3 months 9 dollars and 6 months 18 dollars.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
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