Obituaries and memorial notices across Vermont and Massachusetts
Area obituaries from Boston to Burlington recount Mrs. Vice tor D. Oppenheimer of Cambridge aged 27 who died after a long illness in Boston, along with George L. McLamn of Burlington aged 91 and Adams resident Stanley Bernat aged 51.曼 The notices list family ties, education, professions, and funeral details including locations in Groton West Hartford and Bennington, with survivors spanning siblings, children, and grandchildren. Also included is Russell Raymond Brown 77 of Manchester, a former Hartford banker, and Philip A. Shepard Sr. 73 of Bennington, detailing careers, marriages, and funeral arrangements. A brief UPI item notes hunting licenses in America reaching over 15 million annually.
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Boston
Mass
Vicetor
D. Oppenheimer
Camebridge
Charles L. Morris
Blue Ridge Lane
West Harteford
Burlington
George L. McLamn
Leonard St
Howard
Mary) Stevens
Shaftsbury
Topsham
Groton
Ida Morrison
Alice Aldrich
Wildeer
Ernest
Josephine) Ralston
Vermont Cancer Society
Adams
Stanley Bernat
Weber St
Michael Krawczyk
Bennington
W.B. Plunkett Memorial
Norman A. Gamari
Richard Pizani
Walter
Frank
Michael
Sophie Jasinski
Ignacy Cynarski
Stanley Janik
Cpl
Joseph Bernat
Germany
First Army
St. Stanislaus Kostka Church
Trottier
St. Stanislaus Cemetery
Manchester
Russell Raymond Brown
Hartford
Conn
Mr. Brown
Cheshire
Rollin Brown
Brown
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co
Manchester Congregational Church
Hampshire Lodge F&am
Haydenville
Carolyn
Congregational Church
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Philip A. Shepard Sr
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Francis de Sales Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
St. Francis de Sales
Shepard
Union St
Sage Street
North Bennington
Granby
Canada
Stephen and
Mary (Picard) Shepard
Holden Leonard
Allen- A
Rockwood Mills
Catherine Griffin
Lina Burchess
Troy
N.Y
Philip Shepard Jr
North Hoosick
Richard
Williamstown
Nellie Livingston
Shirley Duval
Patricia Shepard
Ruth Bushee
William
James
U.S. Navy
Key West
Fla
Mary Damon
Henry
Edna) Heppelle
Albany
Harom
Ida) Saunders
Winter Park
Thomas
Agnes) Hewson
North
Annual Meeting and Tea Held by Hospital Auxiliary
The Women's Auxiliary of the Pute nam Memorial Hospital held its annual meeting and tea at the Nurses Home. Mrs James Wallace presided as the new officers were announced including William Castle president and Donald Jolivette vice president. Hospital administrator Robert Stout praised the group and outlined future developments and growth plans.
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Putnam Hospital
Frank Jones
Springfield
Donald Jolivette
William Sennett
Sumner Mclntire
Northfield
William Castle Sr
Hamilton
Hospital
Putenam Memorial Hospital
James Wallace
Juna Fuller
Marjorie Black
John Litster, Jr
Ben Due
Bin
William Eddington, Sr
Wallace
William Castle
W. Philip Hall
Robert Stout
United Counseling Service
Scottish Rite Festival at Bennington Temple Opens Saturday
Bennington Lodge of Perfection hosts a Scottish Rite festival at Masonic Temple with 14th degree at 2 p.m. and 15th and 18th degrees by Brattleboro teams at 4 and 8 p.m. Dinner at 6 p.m. All Scottish Rite members urged to attend. Also notices on Cub Scout meetings, a church sale, pastoral counseling session, RCA BMEWS man in town, and portrait ads at Lloyd Studio.
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Bennington Lodge of Perfection
Masonic Temple
Brate
United Counseling Service
Institute On
Thomas A. Bransfield
Brattleboro
250 Attend Auxiliary Card Party for Putnam Hospital
More than 250 women from Bennington and nearby towns attended a luncheon card party at Mt. Anthony Country Club to raise funds for Putnam Memorial Hospital. Prizes included baked cookies, floral arrangements, and gift items from local merchants. speaker Mrs. Sumner H. McIntire of Northfield discussed hospital auxiliary work and future programs.
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Bennington County Medical Auxiliary
Mt. Anthony
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Manchester
Arlington
Albany
Troy
Williamstown
North Adams
Marty-Moore
Whipple Pharmacy
Hill & Dale Clothes and
Griffin, Inc
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
Carroll Drug
Jerry’s Flowers
Salvatore’s Shoes
Candle Mill of
John Mook
Dudley Baker
W. P. Giddings
Richard B. Davis
Howard T. Guare
Richard Fabricius
Sumner H. McIintire
Northefield
Vermont Hospital Auxiliary Councils
McIntire
Vassar College
Northfield
J. Franklin Jones
Springfield
Robert Parmelee
Robert Stout
Neighborhood Youth Corps Seen Successful in Vermont
Vermont reports 1374 enrollees in four NYC projects with 1294 in-school and 80 out-of-school participants. The program covered 90 percent of costs totaling 423494 dollars, helping two thirds stay in school, provide work experience, and reduce dropouts while easing racial tensions.
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Boston
Neighborhood Youth Corps
NYC
U.S. Department of Labor
Vermont
Martin Weinles
New England
Weinles
Washington, D.C
Laebor
W. Willard Wirtz
U.S. Labor Department
Wirtz
Radcliffe Dean to Speak at New England Studies Event
Dean Barbara Solomon of Radcliffe College will address the New England American Studies Association annual meeting at Bennington College. Arthur Mann of Smith College will speak, with John R. Betts of Boston College as chair. Rush Welter will give an after dinner talk on Jacksonian Democracy and England Today. Registration starts 2 p.m. and a 2:30 p.m. business meeting precedes the 3 p.m. address in the Carriage Barn. Dinner follows at 6:30 p.m. in the Commons dining room. Community members may arrange sessions with Anne Schlabach of Bennington.
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Barbara Solomon
Radcliffe College
New England American Studies Association
Bennington College
Arthur Mann
Smith College
John R. Betts
Boston College
Rush Welter
Social Science
Bennington
England
Dean Solomon
Anne Schlabach
NYC Youth Corps Cuts Juvenile Delinquency Across Nation
Weinles highlights NYC Neighborhood Youth Corps results with 20,835 New England enrollees in one year and a wide range of communities benefiting. He cites Barre Brattleboro and Fair Haven cases where youths trained or worked through NYC programs stayed in school and gained practical skills. Noted is the program's impact on attitudes toward education, training, and law and order, with praise from a California sheriff and mayors nationwide.
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Weinles
Nyc
Brattleboro
Barre
Fair Haven
Neighborhood Youth Corps
New England
U.S
Weinless
Los Angeles
Watts
Wirtz
California
Youth Corps
Traffic Counts in County Show September Decline
Vermont highways report shows September traffic on three Bennington County arterials fell from September 1964 levels. U.S. 7 Shaftsbury down 2.8 percent. Vermont 9 Wilmington down 0.1 percent. Vermont 11 Peru down 4.0 percent. For 12 months, overall traffic up modestly, with regional declines tied to flood and storm effects.
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Bennington County
Vermont Department of Highways
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Vermont 9
Wilmington
Vermont 11
Peru
Stock Averages Mixed at Noon On Wall Street
Dow Jones index readings show mixed activity with the Industrials and Railroads up marginally while Utilities and the composite drift. Trading volume totals around 3.01 million as price quotes and averages move on steady but subdued turnover.
Sleeman Praised By Union Board For Dedicated Service
Mt. Anthony Union School Board lauded George Sleeman acting as superintendent and principal for his tremendous support during a period without a fulltime administrator. Board members praised his 1000 percent on the job ethic and ready willingness to take on duties as needed.
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George Sleeman
Bennington South Supervisory District
Benhi
Mt. Anthony Union
George
Sleeman
Funeral services for Albert P Finnegan held Thursday
Funeral services for Albert P Finnegan father of Gerald Finnegan of Jefferson Heights were held at Mahar Son Funeral Home Thursday afternoon. The Rev Frederick B Wolf rector of St Peter's Episcopal Church officiated, burial followed in Park Lawn Cemetery with committal prayers by Father Wolf.
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Albert P. Finnegan
Gerald Finnegan
Jefferson Heights
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Father Wolf
Hospital Notes October 28 1965 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes show admissions for Master Leo Surdam III Emil Grimm Miss Lorraine Bourn Bennington Mrs Marie Allison Jacksonvill VT Master Barry Murphy North Bennington discharges for Master Allen Martin Mrs Marie Krawczyk and daughter Miss Donna Tudor Master Michael Bartell Bennington Master Kim Stenson Wilmington Robert Lindsey Arlington Clayton Le Barron Hoosick Falls births to Mr and Mrs Jon Sherwood 315 School St a son and to Mr and Mrs Ralph Watson East Road a daughter both on October 28.
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Leo Surdam III
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Emil Grimm
Lorraine Bourn
Bennington
Marie Allison
Jacksonville
Barry Murphy
North Bennington
Allen Martin
Marie Krawczyk
Donna Tudor
Michael Bartell
Kim Stenson
Wilmington
Robert Lindsey
Arlington
Clayton LeBarron
Jon Sherwood
School St
Webb denies GOP role in Daley resignation
MONTPELIER UPI Vermont Lt Gov John J Daley resigned as General Cable Co state representative after letters complained the firm funded a political campaign. Daley called the letter writing semi planned and accused state GOPers of trying to starve him out. Webb denied any knowledge of attempts and said he is flabbergasted by the charge. Daley, who has 11 children, earns $8 000 annually as lieutenant governor.
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Daley
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Sacred Heart Parish
Bennington High School
John Lyons
Pageant Street
Commission On Stewardship and Finance of
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Bronson’s
Donald F. Gallett
Clear
Alaska
Chester Gallett
Lyons District
Barbara Rockwood
Burt F. Rockwood
Prospect Street
Lloyd Studio
ADV
Pine Crest
Meeney
The
Barton Jenks
Union
Taylor
Ial Pr
Panavision
Technic
Columbia Picture
Dinosaurus
Orie Tallchief
Harkness Ballet
c/o Proctors Theatre
Schenecady
Proctors Schenectady
Harte Theatre
Seven Arts Productions
Onesecis Sax Rohmer
Clarence
Lion
Metrocolor Wom
Ivan Tors
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Knotty Pine Restaurant
Don Ratelle
RT. 7 North
Bennington Dial
Ralph Watson
East Road
Webb
Wes
Circles
Daily News
Jane Fonda
Walter Reade
Sterling