Manchester College Tea Seeks Vermont Alumnae Chapter
Verona alumnae from Manchester College hold a tea at Equinox House inviting interested Vermonters to join an informal group forming a Vermont Alumnae Chapter. Key organizers include Mrs. Thomas Weakley as corresponding secretary, Mrs. Erwin Troetschel as chapter head, and Mrs. Ralph Sanders as co-chairman. meeting planned for late fall in central Vermont. Attendees from multiple towns include Miss Marion Hardy Shaftsbury and several Manchester area residents.
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Manchester
Packer Collegiate Institute
Vermont
Thomas Weakley
Arlington
Erwin Troetschel
Jericho
Ralph Sanders
Pawlet
Douglas Shaw
Manchester Center
Marion Hardy
Shaftsbury
Shaw
Elmer G. Stacy
Chester
Edward Innet
D. Dexter Davis
Bennington
R.E. Keyes
Wallace Kirby
Rutland
Charles Hummel
M.P. Gaffney
Dorset
Weakley
Oscar A. Boch
Isabelle Sanders
Polly
Merrick
L.I
N.Y
Arlingtonian Wins Art Award at Rutland Gallery
Arlington resident Mrs. Clare Weinz earned an award for her still life oil The Pepper Mill at the Rutland Chaffee Art Gallery exhibit of Vermont members of the National League of American Penwomen. Her painting will go to Tulsa for the 1966 National Biennial Art Exhibition. Also winning was Mrs. Hazel Kitts Wives of Peru with a watercolor bound for Tulsa. Others with one man shows at the gallery this summer include Churchill Ettinger of Weston and Arthur Jones of Dorset.
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Arlington
Vermont
National League of American Penwomen
Chaffee Art Gallery
Rutland
Clare Weinz
Tulsa
Okla
Weinz
Hazel Kitts
Peru
Churchill Ettinger
Weston
Arthur Jones
Dorset
Arlington Street Fair book sale call for donations
Book sale organizers Ellingwood and Burgess solicit summer residents to set aside books for next year’s Arlington Street Fair. Donors may call Ellingwood at 375 2324 or librarian Gerald Raftery at 375 6071. A potential fall sale may be scheduled if collections justify it.
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Arlington Street
F.F. Ellingwood
Henry C. Burgess
Ellingwood
Gerald Raftery
Hoag Family Updates From Albany to Syracuse
Bertha Hoag and family drove to the State Fair in Syracuse to show Terry Hoag’s registered Holstein Sarah. Kim Colegrove, daughter of Donald and Mrs. Colegrove, underwent surgery at St Peters Hospital in Albany. Mrs. Fred Hoag returned home after visiting East Hoosick. Fred Luke came home from Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge.
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John Hoag
Terry
Syracuse
Sarah
Kim Colegrove
Donald Colegrove
St. Peters Hospital
Albany
Fred A. Hoag
Jim Hoag
East Hoosick
Fred Luke
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
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Eymss LC
Las Pizza
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Aera Ee
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Helene Thompson
Arlington Fire Dept
Camp Ondawa
Sunderland
Red Cross
Laskey Memorial Pool
Steven Hoyt
Aula Evans
Jacquelyn Hoth
Ann Coley
Debra Hoth
Sandgate
East Arlington Fire House
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Bertha Hoag