Rummage sale for Masonic Building Fund in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls reporter Roy Sullivan of The Troy Record is hospitalized at Putnam Memorial Hospital. A rummage sale will be held September 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the new Masonic Temple on Main Street to benefit the Masonic Building Fund. East ern Star members in charge include Mrs. George Scott Sr. and others. donations may be arranged by calling Mrs. Wilma Kassavicha at 686-9485.
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Roy Sullivan
Hoosick Falls
The
Troy Record
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Masonic Building Fund
Eastern Star
George Scott Sr
Arthur Hoffman
Donald White
Sarah Whitman
Fannie Percy
Arminda Kenney
Wilma Kassavicha
Kassavicha
Hoosick Falls Teacher On Duty in the Philippines
Miss Susan Bouplon of Hoosick Falls is teaching grade 7 at a Dependent School in Luzon for U S Air Force dependents. She left Aug 18 to begin the year and plans to finish in May unless she extends or moves to another posting.
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Hoosick
The
Philippines
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Susan Bouplon
Church St
U.S. Air Force
Luzon
Marie Bouplon
Tamarac High School
Brittonskill
Dressler Heads Dorset GOP Caucus Leaders Named
Robert C. Dressler was named chairman of the Dorset Town Republican Committee at a caucus held at Dorset Elementary School. William Burns as vice chairman and Lynn Walker as secretary treasurer were also chosen. The two year slate includes Dressler and Walker along with several Dorset and East Dorset residents. A Bennington County Republican Committee delegation was elected, including Dressler and Burns. A Sept. 20 meeting at the Chase residence was scheduled to plan October primary activity.
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Dorset
Robert C. (Whitey) Dressler
East Dorset
Republican Committee
William T. Burns
Lynn Walker
Dressler
Walker
Byron Bowen
Guy Stone
Henry Stone
Charles Erdman
Burns
Josiah K. Adams
Eugene Bond
Margaret Burgoyne
Joseph Chase
Ann Brink Harris
Ruth Shrader
Carlton G. Howe
Frederick Gilbert
James P. Stannard
South Dorset
James Stannard
Bennington County
Rep
West Hill Road
Manchester School Chief Seeks Relief From Principal Duties
Manchester board hears Supt. Nell E Cross urge relief for Principal Donald R Shanks who handles heavy administrative work. board weighs shifting duties to trustees while praising Shanks for a businesslike, energetic school scene. Also approves CYO use of rooms, sets tuition policy, and explores renting band instruments and outside facility use guidelines.
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Manchester
Nell E. Cross
Bennington - Rutland
Donald R. Shanks
Cross
Eugene Kayatta
Shanks
CYO
St. Paul’s Church
Kayatta
Carolyn McClure
PTA
Shaftsbury District Council Meeting Set at Shaftsbury School
Shaftsbury Fran Stacy 46 2 6524 Taconic District of Ethan Allen Council BSA will hold its monthly district meeting at 8 tonight at the Shaftsbury Elementary School.
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Ethan Allen Council
BSA
Shaftsbury
Pratt on 30 day leave from Navy service
Floyd Pratt spends a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson H Pratt. He has just returned from Midway Island in the South Pacific after a year with the Navy Sea Bees. Crystal Clover 4 H Club meets Sept 25 at 8 pm in the town hall and all members should bring completed project records. The Dawbury adult Pairs and Spares group meets Saturday evening Sept 25 at Grafton Methodist Church.
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Floyd Pratt
Wilson H. Pratt
Midway Island
South Pacific
Navy Sea Bees
Crystal Clover
Dawbury
Grafton Methodist Church
Langlais Heads Pownal GOP Caucus Choice
Marcel A. Langlais was re elected chairman of the Pownal Republican Party for two years at a Monday night town hall caucus. Officers named were James W. Lounsbury vice chair man and Ellen Lillie secretary treasurer with Langlais and Lillie named delegates to the Bennington County Committee.
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Pownal
Marcel A. Langlais
Republican Party
Town Hall
James W. Lounsbury
Ellen Lillie
Margaret Lillie
Langlais
Bennington County
Howard Black
Sanborn Tenney Jr
Ray Ingraham
Myrtle Wilcox
Henry Amadon
Faxon Bowen
Harriet Beals
Burton Peckham
Harold P. Hicks
Lounsbury
Ladd Brook
Patrick Gymnasium
Uvm
Burlington
Rep
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Pownal Firehouse
Bennington
Anna Thompson
East Arlington Bulletin: supper, films, and meeting notices
Tonight at 6 the Enterprise Society invites church families to a covered dish supper in Bail ey Hall with main dishes salads or desserts to share. A Danny Kaye UNICEF film and an Audubon New England waterfowl film follow. The 38th Vermont Fellowship of Women meets Thursday in Norwich with Federated Church members attending. Irene Elaine Rogers born Sept 9 to Gerald and Mrs. Rogers of Greenfield Center New York.
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The
Enterprise Society
Bailey Hall
Danny Kaye
Unicef
New England
Vermont Fellowship of Women
Norwich
Federated Church
Max Grout
Frank Labadie
East Arlington
Irene Elaine
Gerald Rogers
Greenfield Center
N. Y
Wolf-proof door builds a solid family future
The piece advocates strong home security and a sturdy house design centered on a wolf-proof door, emphasizing long term financial and safety benefits for families. It underscores the concept of constructing a home around reliable protection and stability.
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