North Bennington church women hear of India missionary work
North Bennington Baptist Church women heard Rev. and Mrs. Royal Paddock recount nineteen years in India. The couple from Berlin, N.Y., described travel times, local beliefs, and evangelism efforts including Bible schools, baptism, and native lay missionaries.
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North Bennington Church
India
North Bennington Baptist Church
Royal Paddock
Berlin
N.Y
Paddock
North Bennington
Women’s Fellowship
John M. Maxwell
Grace
Taj Mahal
Bertha Thomson
Lucille Cook
Martha Williamson
Gertrude Harrington
Edith Legacy
Mamie Paddock
Gove Hill
Hilltop House
Colgate Hall
Bennington First Baptist Church
Harvest Bazaar by Catholic Daughters of America Court St Andrew 259
The Catholic Daughters of America Court St Andrew 259 announce a Harvest Bazaar on Oct 24 in the K of C rooms from 11 am to 7 pm. Co chairs promote handmade cotton and knitted goods, baked treats, antiques, Christmas decor, aprons, mystery packages, Santa booth, a fish pond for children, and a silver tea 3 to 5 pm. Donations support White Cross and local missions. proceeds to prizes and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Court St. Andrew
Alice Leete
Edna Purcell
Phyllis
Capriola
Barbara Hurley
Gertrude Harte
Patricia Perrotta
Leonora Longtin
Christine St. John
Santa
Agnes St. John
Josephine Cadiz
Alice Harwood
Art Exhibits and Craft Demos at McCullough Mansion
Lon Wasco exhibits run Saturdays and Sundays 1 to 5 at McCullough Mansion through Oct 12. Bill Cairns of Orvis in Manchester demonstrates flycasting and related arts Sunday at 4 15 at the same mansion. Draft Information Service offers counseling Sunday 2 to 4 at Second Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Wasco
McCullough
Bill Cairns
Orvis Company
Manchester
North Bennington
Draft Information Service
Vermont
Second Congregational Church
Maui News Apology Over Upside Down House Photo
The Maui News of Wailuku apologized after publishing an upside down picture of a house with an article on architect Rice. The paper said the piece discussed Rice's vision for future building methods, but he noted it failed to describe any starting with the roof and working down to the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Hawaii
UPI
Maui News
Rice
First legal action for development violation in Vermont
NEWFANE UPI The first legal action has been brought against a Vermont landowner for allegedly violating Health Department regulations controlling subdivisions. The Environmental Conservation Agency disclosed Friday that papers were filed Sept. 11 in Windham County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfane
UPI
Vermont
Health Department
Environmental Conservation Agency
Windham County
Vermont taxes near average in 1969 report
A Commerce Clearing House study shows Vermont residents paid an average $384 in state and local taxes in fiscal 1969, with New Yorkers highest at $576 and Arkansas lowest at $221. The report also lists other state averages and notes a Newfane health permit case against Henry Pinckney of Fairfield, Connecticut.
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Chicago
API
New
Newfane
Henry Pinckney
Fairfield
Conn
Pinckney
Health Department
General Assembly
Rotarians tour Bennington YMCA under construction
The Bennington Rotary Club met at the nine pool gymnasium and locker rooms of the new YMCA on Coolidge Avenue. H G Savage introduced James Quinn, Wright and Morrissey project superintendent, as the structure nears 65 percent completion with about 550000 dollars of work done and 350000 dollars paid to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Funerals Held For Four Residents Across Multiple Towns
The week saw funeral services for Violet L. Jordan of Manchester Center and Aman Kahwajy of Bennington, with large crowds and noted clergy. Alfred D. Goodermote of Dalton was buried in Dalton after services in Adams, with several bearers and family represented. Out of town relatives attended Kahwajy’s services from Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes & Kane Funeral Home
Joseph Latif
Francis Latif
George Sleeman
Edward Haddad
Thomas Cushman
Msgr
Flanagan
Brooklyn
N.Y
North Adams
Andover
Mass
North Carolina
Bennington
Holy Cross Cemetery
Philadelphia
Vermont Development Board approves 1.1 million request for 1972
The Development Board okayed a 1.1 million fiscal 1972 budget request for the department, up 270,736 from this year’s 829,431. The largest item is 478,636 for information and travel development. Vermont Life Magazine posted a 35,000 profit this year, with a planned 28,000 offset for potential operating deficit next year.
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Montpelier
UPI
Manchester
Vermont Life Magazine
Bankers plan mood analysis at New England conference
Boston will host the 40th New England Bank Management Conference on October 9 at the Sheraton-Boston Hotel. James S. Barker of Bank of New Hampshire serves as chairman while Louis Harris of Louis Harris & Associates delivers the keynote on public moods in 1970. The program includes panels on environmental controls and Washington communications, with experts from Keag Waterbury, Maine, Vermont, and New York banks. Gilbert Hood Jr. of H P Hood & Sons will extend greetings for the New England Council.
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Boston
New England Bank Management
Sheraton-Boston
New England Council
Banking and Finance Committee
James S. Barker
Bank of New Hampshire
Concord
Louis Harris
Louis Harris & Associates
New York City
Harris
Frederick R. Miller
Ke Ag
Waterbury National
Joseph F. Weigandt
Harker & Stanhope Associates
Mass
Guy R. Byam
Bankers Trust Company
New York
N. Y
James Flynn
Lorenz, Finn and Giardino
Gilbert H. Hood Jr
H P. Hood & Sons Inc
Charlestown
Obituary for Francis Buck of East Pownal
Francis Allen Buck 37 of East Pownal died Friday morning at Albany Veterans Hospital after 11 days as a patient. He worked at Mt. Greylock Regional High School in Williamstown and was a Korean War Navy veteran. Survived by wife Janice Geoffrion and three children Allen Nancy and Timothy. Funeral at First Baptist Church Williamstown with burial in Eastlawn Cemetery. Funeral home Hopkins Williamstown. Calling hours Sunday.
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Francis Allen Buck
Old County Road
East Pownal
Albany Veterans’ Hospital
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Williamstown
Mass
Kenneth C. Buck
Bernadette Jeffers
Williamstown High School
U.S. Navy
First Baptist Church
Bennington
Pownal
John S. Patterson
Charles W. Noyes Jr
Hopkins Funeral Home
Spring Street
H. Glenn Payne
Bennington First Baptist Church
William Carlson
Williamstown Baptist Church
Eastlawn Cemetery
Pownal Break-Ins Hit Three Homes On Mason Hill Road
A Pownal woman reported about $8,000 worth of silver antiques and jewelry stolen from her home on Mason Hill Road along with two nearby residences. Richard Babcock and Fred Tift also suffered break-ins. several items were destroyed at Babcock’s. Break-ins occurred between 9:30 a.m. and 10 p.m. Police seek information as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Mason Hill Road
Virginia Smith
Buxton School
Williamstown
Richard Babcock
Fred Tift
Smith
Babcock
Shaftsbury man shoots himself while hunting prowler
A Shaftsbury Hollow man named Donald H. Monroe, 31, accidentally shot himself Thursday night while searching near his trailer for a prowler. State Police reported the incident occurred about 11 pm when he tripped on an incline and his gun discharged. He was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by Bennington Rescue Squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury Hollow
Donald H. Monroe
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Hoff seeks seven Vermont debates with Prouty
Democratic Senatorial candidate Philip Hoff urged Republican senator Winston Prouty to add five debates to the two planned meetings. Both sides have agreed to Oct. 8 in Rutland and Oct. 21 in Woodstock, with Hoff stressing voters deserve open issue discussions. Prouty campaigns include a Newport testimonial dinner and a Windham County GOP dinner in Putney.
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Burlington
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Prouty
Rutland
Woodstock
Hoff
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Enosburg
Robert T. Stafford
Bernard O’shea
Nixon
O’shea
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Drive-In
Twin Peaks
Hathaway's
Daniella
Mister Tibbs
Harte Theatre
Sidney Poitier
Sidney
Nichols
McCall's
Dacron
Mrs
Wesley Jordan
Violet L. Jordan
Manchester Center
Rutland Hospital
Brewster Funeral Home
John Rosencrantz
Calvin Skinner
Dale Brown
Maurice Pennock
George Reed
Richard Davis
Robert Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Saugus
Aman Kahwajy
Gage Street
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B. Flanagan
Gibney
Alfred Goodermote
Alfred D. Goodermote
Dalton
Veterans’ Hospital
Albany
A.C. Simmons
Adams
Paul C. Klose
Ashelot Cemetery
Betty Jean (Russell) Goodermote
Jerry A
Harold G
Franklin
Clarksburg
Norman L
Monroe
James W. Goodermote
Lumberton, N.C
William H. Todriff
Hinsdale
Bankers
SWIFT
Walker
Francis A. Buck
Hong Kong
Bennington Banner
Main St
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Radius
U.S
Ludlow
Ludlow Area
Man
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
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APPLE
Miracle-Ear
National Hearing Aid Centers Dept
Tremont Street
Firestone
Firestone Motor King
Pestone
Rile Ft
Nyy Ayarr
OMY Auto Stores
Main Street
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