Margaret Rose Williamson to Wed Thomas W Curtin in June
Mr and Mrs Alexander Williamson announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Margaret Rose Williamson to Thomas W Curtin son of Mr and Mrs John J Curtin of Tyringham The wedding is planned for June 26 Miss Williamson is a 1963 Williams High School graduate and works at Eaton Paper Co in Pittsfield Mr Curtin attended Lee High School and is employed by Western Wire Works in Lee
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Stockbridge
Alexander Williamson
Church Street
Margaret Rose
Thomas W. Curtin
John 3. Curtin
Tyringham
Miss Williamson
Williams High School
Eaton Paper Co
Pittsfield
Curtin
Lee High School
Western Wire Works
Lee
Local Winner Heads to World’s Fair for State Contest
David Philippe, winner of the state machine trades contest with an indexing head work driver, will depart Tuesday morning with Pittsfield Vocational School instructor Richard O’Donnell for a week at the World’s Fair. The trip and prizes are sponsored by the Wilkie Brothers Foundation, with Philippe receiving 100 dollars and O’Donnell 200 dollars for his prizewinning project on machinery display in the Hall of Education.
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David Philippe
Pittsfield
Richard O'Donnell
Philippe
Hall of Education
Wilkie Brothers Foundation of
Des Plaines
Ill
O'Donnell
Women's Club Bowling Winners Banquet Honors Top Bowlers
Seventy attendees at the annual Women's Club candlepin bowling banquet in the Blarney Room at Brodie Mountain Tadge as Mrs. Mary L. Smith notes. Prizes totaling 825 in money, dinners, and trophies were awarded by Miss Martha G. Burt. Top averages went to Mrs. Kenneth L. Turner and Mrs. Harry C. McGinnis, high singles to Mrs. Turner and Mrs. George E. Cowlin, and high three-string to Mrs. Harold Melle and Miss Anna Cain. Team honors went to League 1 captain Mrs. John E. Brett and League 2 winners led by Mrs. Melle, with second highs to Miss Rosemary Naughton and Mrs. McGinnis. Fifty-four bowlers earned cash for averages. 23 received attendance prizes. Officials honored included secretaries Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Robert J. White, and treasurers Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Edward E. Helliwell.
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Candlepin
Blarney
Brodie Mountain Tadge
Mary L. Smith
Martha G. Burt
Kenneth L. Turner
Harry C. McGinnis
Turner
George E. Cowlin
Harold M. Melle
Anna Cain
Jefferson
John E. Brett
Hickey
Robert J. White
Smith
Edward E. Helliwell
Manuel C. Lester
Prendergast Gallagher Married in San Francisco
Mrs. Paul Prendergast formerly Christine M Gallagher of San Francisco wed May 1 at Holy Name of Jesus Church in San Francisco. Prendergast is son of Mrs. Michael J Prendergast of 34 Bay State Road.
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Paul Prendergast
Christine M. Gallagher
San Francisco
May I
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Mr. Prendergast
Michael J. Prendergast
Bay State Road
Isabella Daughters Plan Night of Recollection
The Pittsfield circle Daughters of Isabella will host a night of recollection Monday at 7 p.m. at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary in Lenox. Transportation is available by calling Mrs. Francis G. Nichols at 154 Lenox Ave. Members may bring friends.
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Pittsfield
Daughters of Isabella
Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary
Lenox
Francis G. Nichols
Lenox Ave
Discount Offered For Moving Patients In Nursing Homes
Servi Car of Western Massachusetts offers a 40 percent discount for patients being transferred between nursing homes. Owner Richard A. Roy says the price cut eases costs amid local building and remodeling. The program runs indefinitely. Servi-Car operates nine vehicles for elderly and handicapped riders from its 308 Tyler Street base, expanding through Hampden County to a 600,000 population center. Burton F. Gibby of Dalton was named manager of the Springfield office and will relocate with his family.
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Servi. Car
Western Massachusetts
Richard A. Roy
Western Mass
Servi-Car
Tyler St
Pittsfield
Hampden County
Roy
Burton F. Gibby
Dalton
Springfield
American International College
Ex Cowboy, 103, Oldest Alumnus Honored
New York AP report Edward Everett Cauthorne turned 103 in Queens. A former cowboy schoolteacher and court clerk, he recalled days at Harvard and the University of Texas. President Johnson sent greetings noting the nation’s youth and opportunity ahead.
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United States
Johnson
Edward Everett Cauthorne
Queens
Cauthorne
Missouri
Frank James
Jesse
Harvard
University of Texas
Elks Seek Removal of Parking Meter and Curbing
The Pittsfield Ledge of Elks petitions City Council to remove one parking meter and nearby curbing near its property to create a private parking lot for members. They argue the meter yields little revenue and hinders lodge access.
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Pittsfield
Ledge of Elks
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