Ernest Sweeney Hurt in Crash In Green River
State trooper reports Ernest Sweeney a 35 year old Lebanon Springs resident sustained a bruised left side after his panel truck skidded on wet Route 1 near Green River. A 24 year old West Sing Laes passenger Ronald Monroe was uninjured. The Grand Union Teama of East Paterson New Jersey owned the vehicle.
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Lebanon Springs
J. J. Arre
Ernest EL Sweeney
Green River
Ronald Monroe
West Sing Laes
Swenex
Grand Union Teama
East Paterson
Trouper Arre
Fall Horse Show Sunday at Ghent
Joseph P chairman of the Circle Saddle Club announced plans for Sunday's fall western show at Ghent Grounds. Refreshments start at 9 with events from 9 to 3 featuring halter horsemanship performance calf roping stake classes and cap ribbons and cash prizes. Assisting him are Helen Hallenbeck George Greubert Olan Nutting Betty Myers James R. Van Al Wesley Johnston Mae Parker Lewis Warner and Joan R. Van Alstyne.
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Ghent
N.Y
Joseph P
Circle Saddle Club
Cquah
Mr. Parker
Helen Hallenbeck
George Greubert
Olan Nutting
Betty Myers
James R. van al Wesley Johnston
Mae Parker
Lewis Warner
Joan R. van Alstyne
Voter Registration Tomorrow and Oct 10
NEW LEBANON New York registration for November vote set at Town Hall tomorrow 1 a.m. to 10 p.m. and October 20 from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Voters must be 21 and residency rules apply. Also mentions Glenn Weeks, son of Clement F Weeks, who broke his right arm yesterday morning.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Norrow
Leu of Tak
Morths
N —Glenn Weeks
Clement F. Weeks
Mrs Losty Named Acting Postmaster At New Lebanon
Mrs George W Losty was appointed acting postmaster at New Lebanon by Inspector W H Foster and took effect Wednesday. A temporary clerk since May 1933, she succeeds Mrs M Lofty Smith who retired after 30 years as local postmaster. Smith received a postal service commendation for devotion to duty.
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New Lebanon
George W. Losty
W. H. Foster
Poughkeepsie
Losty
M. Lofty Smith
U.S
Servicco
Ger
Summerfield
Stephentown Ladies League results at LarA Bowl
In Stephentown, Farmerettes and Merchinettes each earned four points from McClintock Cherches and Village Idiots as Provosts Pals took three from Ridge Nor. High triples went to Edith Torres with 410, Beulah Burdick 136 and 146 by Rua Sykes.
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Farmerettes
Pease
Farmerrivies
Sykes
McClintock Cherches
Village Idiots
Stephentown
Lara-Bowl
Provost
Edith jTorres
Beulah Burdick
Sso
Anna Esposito
Burdick
Rua Sykes
Lanesboro PTA Meeting Set At School Monday Evening
Lanesboro PTA to convene at 7 30 p m Monday at the school. School Committee and faculty will be introduced, and the Williams‑town Lanesboro Regional School Committee will report. Mrs Margueritee and Mrs Russell Bousquet will discuss the kindergarten program at the American Legion Home.
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Lanesboro
Laneshore
PTA
Williamstewr
Marguerette E
Russell Bousquet
American Legion
Donald Strong
Kenneth A. Cardi
Kenneth Shepard
Bertram J. Raimsay Jr
D. Lynch
Charles Geoffrion
Dan MM. West
I N. Lyon
David W Caird
Mrvs
Lyle
Lathrop
Windsor Barbara Sturtevant Wins Grange Fair Here
Windsor report notes Barbara Sturtevant wins the state rosette for outstanding exhibits at the Grange Fair in Windsor. Judges include Lee Webi of Chessnre and Mrs. Wttehead, with awards across collections of vegetables fruits canning and needlework. Several winners listed by name from local participants in categories such as tomatoes squash beans and pies.
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Windsor
Ava
Barbara Sturtevant
Lee Webi
Chessnre
Lanesboro Recreation Center
Frederick Tirrell
John Wayne
Oliver
Oliver Tart Dip . Rendle
Nea Ae
Kenneth Estes
Ina
John
Potalors
T Duman Fuller
Netn Beces
Ind
Theodore Lering
Uaphages
Ist
Michael Tetste
Lst
Meare & Theddore Larne
Yng
Zed
Tylst
Mark Moon
Ham Peck
Raymond Estes
Miry Wieyastka
Fuller _ A.D Prince
Dalaittey Benter
Alice Convers
Wiefaczka
Lemat Culler Vrern Temat Batsh
Michwe Tilt
Ind Clark
Swert Corm
Eodore Loring
Alice Gonserse
Irs
Kenneth Estes Chaosies Sturtevant
Nien
IPR Burdy
Salvage drive by Boy Scout Troop 66 scheduled
Scout Troop 66 plans a salvage drive for paper rag and scrap metal Sunday afternoon meeting at noon in front of the Grange Hill. Town residents asked to place salvage on the curb. American Legion Post 446 sponsors a Sunday turkey shoot at Rhine Sart farm at 1 30 p.m.
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Savage Drive
Grange Hill
Savage
American Legion Post 446
Te Rhine- Sart Farm
Monterey Girl Enters Barnard College Classes
Miss Barbara Bowles daughter of Prof and Mrs Gordon Bowles of Monterey began her first week as a new Barnard College student in the women's undergraduate division of Columbia University. She is a graduate of the American School in Japan and studied previously at Earlham College where she was active in the college senate and the concert choir.
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Barbara Bowles
Gordon Vounsend Bowles
Monterey
Amon
Tarnard College
Columbia University
Miss Bowles
Japan
Barnard
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
College Senate
Tuesday Club plans garden visit to Naumkeag
STOCKBRIDGE The Tuesday Club schedules a 2 15 visit to Naumkeag gardens with tea at 3 30 in St Pauls parish house hosted by West Stockbridge residents Mrs Karl M Baldwin Mrs Edward J Burke and Mrs Kurt Thom.
Musician From Lenox Substitutes at St Pauls Episcopal
George Bailey, head of Windsor Mountain School music in Lenox, substitutes for Thomas Frost as organist and choir director at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Bailey previously led at Cathedral of All Saints in Albany and will serve for the next three weeks.
Canaan TB mobile unit dates set for North Canaan Falls Village
Appointments are being taken for mobile tuberculosis checkups at North Canaan Elementary School on Friday October 9 from 9 30 to 3 and 7 to 8 am daily at the nurse association office. Marie O'Brien leads North Canaan preparations and Karl German handles Falls Village. another unit appears at Tee Tl Keilor school Falls Village. In other news Miss Rose Linda de Barbieri and John van de Bogart plan to wed tomorrow at St Joseph's Church Turkey Shooters resume Sunday at the Ploved property on Hosping Street with last week's winners Pudgy Soules and Francis McCormick. Robert Ellis Jenkins and family have moved to New Britain Conn where he attends Trinity College. The Stockbridge American Legion hosts the second in a series of high school turkey shoots at the Housatonic Valley region.
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Canaan
Cann
North Canaan
Keilor
Falls ‘Village
Assn
Marie O'Brien
Karl German
Falls Village
Rose Linda de Barbieri
Louis de Barbieri
John van de Bogart
Millerton
N.Y
St. Joseph's
Stockbridge
Church Street
Pudgy Soules
Francis McCormick
Regional School Committee Plans Exterior Color Scheme
The Regional School Committee discussed color proposals for the exterior and interior of the new Windsor Road high school under construction. Architects will present two color schedules for preliminary review with light gray brick exteriors and corridor coverings among options to be considered.
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Dalton
Exter
Lon Windsor Road
Agreement Signed With Conn Team
DALTON The Junior Football team has signed a home and home agreement with Glastonbury in the Connecticut Pony Football Conference. The rivals meet in Glastonbury on Oct. 95 and a booster game will be staged here on Nov. 8. The juniors will play here on Sunday with the opponent to be announced. There will be no game tomorrow as the school has an open Conn or las the hit date.
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Dalton
Glastonbury
Connecticut Pony
Youtha Bowl Tonight At Williamstown Baptist Church
The Senior Youth Fellowship at the Baptist Church plans a bowling outing tonight in Williamstown. Participants should meet at the church at 7.
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T the Baptist Church
Williamstown
Communion Breakfast Sellout in Cheshire Speaks Downing
The Rosary Confraternity's annual communion breakfast in Cheshire is a sellout with a record number of reservations. Father Francis J. Sullivan announced that no more breakfasters can be seated, but listeners may find seats after the meal to hear speaker John F. Downing of the Berkshire Hills Conference. The event is slated for 10 at the Fireside Dining Room on Route.
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Cheshire
Francis J. Sullivan
Sullivan
John F. Downing
Berkshire Hills
Housatonic Guild Forms New Charity Group Leader Speaks
In an impres sive candlelighting ceremony Mrs. Lester Oppermann became president of the newly organized local guild of the Berkshires Family League of Charity at its first official meeting at the Housatonic Community Center. Officers installed include Mrs. Marshall Hayden first vice president Myre Robert Walker second vice president Mrs. Francis McGraw corresponding secretary Myre. Stanley Buhr recorder Mrs Henry J Bulky publicity secretary and Mes. Justin Lourson treasurer. Official representatives of the Bers e Council of the Guilds were Mary Talemeco Pittsfield and Ars Sherman Great Barrington. Father Power, Darfor cpardl nator of the guilds, assisted. Rev. Pierce Power of Pittsfield was principal speaker stressing home life and no juvenile delinquency. The Loreal guild meets the second day of each month at 8 pm at the center. Food sale tomorrow at the Community Center sponsored by the Rosary and Altar Society starts at 1 am. orders to Mrs. Oppermann. Sunday school resumes at the local Methodist Church at 10:30 am. Caddies needed for Cappis tournament Saturday Scotch foursomes Sunday.
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Housatonic
Lester Oppermann
Y ¥ Family League of Charity
Marshall Hayden
Myre
Robert Walker
Francis McGraw
Stanley Buhr
Etary
Henry J . Bulky
jMes
Justin Lourson
Miss den
Pittsfield
Ars
Sherman
Great Barrington
Mary Talemeco
Berse Council
The
Guilds
Father Power
Darfor Cpardl
Nator
Berkshire Council
Pierce Power
Holy Family of Nazareth
Valarico Toi
Loreal Guild
Football as Social Uplift Cited by History Professor
Williamstown Phct. C Frederick Rudolph Jr spoke at Willliams College opening assembly describing college football as a remarkable phenomenon shaping campus life. He said football battered social barriers and helped block racial discrimination, noting diverse nationalities on American team rosters and citing 1915 Pitt numbers to boost program sales. Phi Beta Kappa honorees were announced and certificates presented by President James Phinney Baxter.
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Williamstown
Phct
Frederick Rudolph Jr
Willians College
United States
Rudolph
Watson Heads Drive By Salvation Army Appeal
The annual Salvation Army fund drive in Housatonic is led by John S. Watson. Subscriptions should be given to chairman Roy Wein, treasurer, or secretary Arthur Beine. Funds stay locally to aid community residents.
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Housatonic
Salvation Arts Reine
John S. Watson
Roy Wein
Arther Beine
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Hudson
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Watteau
Paris
Emdyle
Royal Academy
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Sorma
Barbara Svurtesant
Alice Converse
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Mann
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Juta Robbins
Apron
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Adair
Carol Zink
Florenze Robb
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Hetty Putter Quilt
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Rustita Burdick
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Allendale Shopping Center
Lamb
Wahconah Street
Naumkeag
Lenox
St. Paul's
Canaan, Conn
Robert Ellis Jenkins
Lucretia Ann
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Brit- Pierce Foods and Beverages
Openiain
Conn
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Wartford University
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Dalton Martin
Glendon
Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church
Willams College
United Evangelistic Mission
Women's Fellowship of the
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Africa
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ANDHS
James Irland
Clarence Haskell
Franklin Institute of Technology
Boston
Becker Junior College
Worcester
Dalton Hirth School
New York
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D. Russell Horton
Communion
Downing
Holy Family League
Rosary and Altar Society
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