Bequests Pour In From Hoosick Falls Pastor Estate
Probate documents show the Hoosick Falls First Baptist Church and widespread beneficiaries receiving substantial bequests. National Commercial Bank of Albany named trustee. numerous individuals and organizations from Hoosick Falls and beyond listed with varied amounts from 100 to 20,000 dollars. The estate also names Davison and Holbrook as attorneys and notes memorial donations to local civic groups and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Dean P. Taylor
Troy
Taylor
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Cheney Free Public Library Historical Rooms
Hoosick Falls
Town of
Town of Hoosick Community Center, Inc
Women’s Republican Club of Troy
Women’s Republican Club of
Hoosick
Lucretia Mills
Jaffrey Center
N.H
Mabel Bieringer
Heinz Bieringer
Mechanicville
Arthur A. McLinden
James M. Brahan
Joseph Niegoda
Howard G. Cox
Martin Mead
D. Harry Small
Lizzie Sherritt Halley
Scotland
Carl H. Collie
England
John Collie
Keith Mason
Diana Collie
Elizabeth Collie
Cheshire
Conn
Marjorie Jean Tompkins
Cambridge
Maurice Kingsley
Peggy Kinglsey
al Maktum Hospital
Dubai
Arabia
Henry Kalski
George W. Singiser
Mary Valenti
George Spendiff
Lillian Spendiff
Helen Cox
Harold Pierce
Frank Pierce
Wallace Haswell
Marjorie Lockrow
Edith Beaumont
Loretta Brahan
Philip Martinez
Gloria Martinez
Philip Leonard
Henry Hanselman
Robert Beers
Martha Beers
Petersburg
Mildred Kaye
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Anna C. Eastwood
Medina
Ohio
Herbert A. Jones
Slingerlands
Lewis A. Froman
Nadine Froman
Flushing
N.Y
Elizabeth Taylor
Richmond
Jean Smith
Palm Beach
Edna Barrett
Gardner Barrett
Granville
Leila Shaw
Phoebe James
Harold Prebble
Margaret Reynolds
Ruth Burns
Louella Rice
Richard A. Severson
Roy Sullivan
John Y. Elliott
Taylor Light
Janet M. Light
Buskirk
Mary Moses
Forrest Moses
Eagle Bridge
Jessie Stevens
Mary Philpott
Guy Barber
Daniel Peer
Frances Prince
Dorothy Prince
Bessie Webster
Jean Brien
Mary Rudd
Inez Appel
Hoosick Calls
George A. Hawks
Anna Bradley
Charles H. Hawks
Marjorie F. Eytinge
Frank Irick
Stanley Arasim
Albert Wright
Armand A
Ida Goodermore
Mamie Hewitt
Leila Gardner
Elizabeth Brown
Florence Sigmund
Florence Sweet
Albertine Bovie
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co. of
Albany
Davison and Holbrook
Yarosz Found Guilty of Assault in Middlebury Jury
William F. Yarosz, 33, of Bennington, was found guilty by a jury in Middlebury of breach of the peace by assaulting Elsie Judge Billock in Bennington last June. Judge Morrissey moved the trial location after a defense motion citing prejudicial pretrial publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Yarosz
Bennington
Elsie Judge Billock
Middlebury
John P. Morrissey
Yarosz
John T. Carmody Jr
Morrissey
Brattleboro
Bennington Briefs and Community Events
Local and regional notices include an ABC tea and open house for Indian girls at the Catamount ABC House in North Bennington, club snacks by Mr and Mrs John Malone, a Sno-Riders race correction, a fire department meeting, an AAUW covered dish supper, a public lecture by Charles M. Carr, bus tour reservations to the Eastern States Exposition, a pharmacy closure for an educational meeting, Hale Mountain Fish and Game turkey shoot, and the Bennington Lanes fall schedule with moonlight bowling Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Mechanic Street
North
Bennington
West Springfield
Mass
Southern
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Shaftsbury
Mrs Rich marks 96th milestone in Bennington
Mrs Evelyn Rich observed her 96th birthday on September 11 and received flowers cards and gifts from callers. She lived on Union Street for years and now resides with her niece Miss Evelyn Payne in North Bennington. She remains alert and was active locally until recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Rich
Union Street
Stafford sworn in and 1970 rivals watchful for bids
Stafford took the oath as Vermont's acting senator while rising contenders surfaced from both parties. Dennis Morrisseau of Burlington, a Liberty Union candidate who opposed Stafford in 1970, was seen as ready to announce. Possible GOP contenders included Richard W. Mallary, Richard C. Thomas, James Jeffords, Fred Westphal, and others weighing runs. Senate leaders praised Stafford as a known moderate liberal and anticipated a lively November primary, with Stafford likely to serve the remaining five years of Prouty’s term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Morrisseau
Burlington
Liberty Union
Stafford
Bernard G. O’shea
Swanton
Francis J. Cain
GOP
Richard W. Mallary
Gov. Davis
Secretary of
Richard C. Thomas
Sen
Prouty
Washington
James Jeffords
Davis
Fred West
Phal
Lamoille County
House
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington County
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Vermont
Mallary declares first GOP bid for Vermont House seat
Richard W. Mallary, 42, administration secretary with 20 years in state government, announced his run for the Republican nomination for Congress. He urged revenue sharing to reduce federal intervention and stronger economic policies at a news conference after Gov. Davis named Robert T. Stafford to the interim seat last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
U.S
Robert T. Stafford
Hospital Notes September 16 1971 Admissions and Births
Hospital Notes for Thursday September 16 1971 list admissions Alice Gurley North Pownal Fred Kuebler Bennington Miss Margaret Elwell Bennington discharges William B Sparks Hoosick Falls Kenneth Gifford Petersburg NY births Mr and Mrs David Wilkinson 213 West Maintreet a son Sept 14 Diane Hanson is the former Mrs Wilkinson Mrs and Mr David C Donley Castle Hill Road Wilmington a son Sept 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gurley
North Pownal
Fred Kuebler
Bennington
Margaret Elwell
William B. Sparks
Hoosick Falls
Kenneth Gifford
Petersburg
N.Y
David Wilkinson
West Maintreet
Wilkinson
Diane Hanson
David C. Donley
Castle Hill Road
Willmington
Housing-code gains hailed by Bennington inspector
Housing Inspector Paul Clermont reported progress on Bennington's housing code at the Bennington County Human Resource Council meeting. About 30 percent of multiple dwellings have been licensed, with 82 inspected and 48 licensed from 109 buildings. Some 34 still have violations, and 15 landlords have not registered yet. New construction shows 21 single-family homes and 11 mobile homes issued permits. no multiple dwellings built yet. Violations include faulty wiring and lack of bathroom ventilation. Clermont stressed enforcement, potential HUD grants, and the need for safer housing, while noting slum cleanups and rapport with tenants. Officers of the council were also named at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Paul Clermont
Bennington County Human Resource Council
Clermont
Ban on swordfish to be permanent in Vermont
The Vermont Health board recommended permanent action by Human Services Secretary William Cowles to ban swordfish sales after a unanimous vote at aThursday meeting with no public testimony. A temporary ban began last spring following FDA mercury concerns and the panel also moved to tighten air pollution rules after a Burlington training exercise controversy tied to an open burning ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Vermont Health Board
Human Services
William Cowles
Vermont
Brattleboro Chamber asks Davis for new stand on cross road
Brattleboro area chamber of commerce urged Gov. Deane C. Davis to reconsider his opposition to an east west highway, offering a letter at the Vermont Highway Board meeting. The chamber argued the governor’s southern Vermont concerns about overdevelopment should be balanced with regional needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro Chamber
Davis
N.E. Road
Brattleboro
Keene Rejects East West Route Feeder Links Favored
Keene residents voted 141 to 2 against an east west Interstate highway route at a special meeting. They approved feeder links between existing highways by 79 to 49, backing Brattleboro area bypasses and Route 9 improvements. Governors Peterson and Davis support feeder corridors over a new highway. The New England Regional Commission study favored a southern route. A Brattleboro display on October 4–5 will present charts and route information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N.H
New Hampshire
Monadnock Region Association
Walter Peterson
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Brattleboro
New England
Bennington School Board approves five elementary aides
The Bennington School Board at its Wednesday meeting formally approved placement of teacher aides for five area elementary schools. The cost for all aides will not exceed 15 000 dollars. Molly Stark School aides are Phyllis Armstrong and Roberta Krawczyk, Freida L. Pello, and Mary J. Shepard. Catamount Brookside has Shirley Burgess, with another position still open. Bennington Elementary has Margaret Sausville, Cora B. Whitney has Eleanor M. Riddle, and Beech Street School has Mary E. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bennington Area
George A. Sleeman
Molly Stark
Phyllis Arm
Margaret Sausville
Eleanor M. Riddle
Cora B. Whitney
Mary E. Johnson
Beech Street
Spirit of Jewish holidays shown on ETV program
Vermont ETV presents In Days of Awe a half hour program about the Jewish High Holidays from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur. Rabbi Bruce Block narrates with scripture readings stories and music. Cantor Zvi Ben Shalon opens with Kol Nidre and performs throughout. The piece discusses sunset start end times shofar and the rabbis white robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
ETV
Public Broadcasting Service
KLRN
Austin
Texas
Bruce Block
San Antonio
Tex
Zvi Ben Shalon
County nurses to hear radiologist at annual meeting
The Bennington County Registered Nurses Association opens its year with a dinner meeting at the Terrace Restaurant in Shaftsbury. Dr Robert C Milsovic, recently added to Putnam Memorial Hospital radiology, will discuss new radiology advances. New members welcome. contact secretary Virginia Barrett. Dinner meetings occur last Mondays of September November January March and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Registered Nurses Association
Terrace
Shaftsbury
Robert C. Milsovic
Putnam Memorial Hospital
R.n.s
Bennington County
R.N. Association
Virginia Barrett
Bennington District Pulls WV Supervision Study Start
Stewart E. Allen, hired by the Bennington School District Board, said the study on possible withdrawal from the Southwestern Vermont Supervisory Union has barely begun. Initiated this summer, it has no stated completion date as Allen gathers a project group and plans to start in earnest in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart E. Allen
Bennington
Southwestern Vermont Supervisory Union
SVSU
Allen
Obituaries for Stone and several local residents
Joseph H. LaPierre Stone 65 of 243 Elm St died Friday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a life as a meatcutter at Yott's Market and Oneida Market. Survived by wife Isabelle McGurn and three sisters, funeral Monday at Sacred Heart Church. Also reported: Janet C. van Loon died of carbon monoxide poisoning in Dorset. Kenneth G. Tetreault formerly of Bennington died in Oakland. Anna E. Kelley 80 of Manchester Depot died at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements vary among Mahar & Son and Brewster Funeral Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. (LaPierre) Stone
Elm St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Alfred
Della
Prue) LaPierre
Bennington
Isabelle McGurn
St. Francis de Sales
Stone
Yott’s Market
Oneida
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Park Lawn Cemetery
Janet C. van Loon
Dorset
Clifford B. Harwood
van Loon
Henry van Loon
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Oakland
Calif
Theodore A
Helen
Russell) Tetreault
Susan C. Meye
Steven
Renee
Gordon
Helen) Garvie
North Adams
Mass
Donald T. Tetreault
San Diego
Richard L. Tetreault
Roger Hall
Massachusetts
Anna E. Kelley
Walter Kelley
Manchester Depot
Winhall
Henry
Gladys (Benson) Slade
Manchester
Kelley
Manchester Depot American Legion Auxiliary
Hal C.miller
United Church of
East Rupert
Dellwood Cemetery
False tale trips guard at Vernon
Vernon authorities debunk a nighttime assault claim by Robert Krause 26 of Putney. State Police report Krause admitted he tripped and fell, causing his cuts and bruises. A company spokesman said Krause has been fired from his job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
UPI
Robert Krause
Putney
Krause
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Bennington-Rutland
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Tony Masso
State Social Welfare Department
Pat Ryan
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Brad Sanborn
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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Regional Commission
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Freida L. Pello
Mary J. Shepard
Catamount-Brookside School
Shirley Burgess
Joseph H. Stone
Kenneth G. Tetreault
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