Bartinis Honored In 40th Wedding Anniversary Observance
Lee Massachusetts celebration honors Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bartini on their 40th anniversary with a family dinner at Springs Restaurant New Ashford. Married Sept 6 1919 at St Patrick's West Stockbridge they live in Lee and have six children 14 grandchildren and Mr Bartini works as a foreman for the railroad. The couple and Mrs Bartini attend St Marys Church. Selectmen set meeting tonight at 8 with Kiwanis at 6 30 and plan a ladies night Sept 26 at Marshall Brighenti cottage Goose Pond.
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Lee
George W. Bartini
Prospect St
Springs
New Ashford
Bartini
St. Patrick's Church
West Stockbridge
James V. Hanrahan
Cesolina Angelini
Alfred G
Housatonic
George D
Francis E. McCusker
Gerard Hickey
John R. O'Laughlin
Bloomfield
Lee Kiwanis Club
East Lee Inn
Kiwanis Club
Marshall Brighenti
Goose Pond
Lee Girls Leave For Training at Three Hospitals
June graduates from Free High depart for training at Pittsfield General, St Luke's, and Albany Medical School of Nursing. Barbara Ann Seff begins a two year X ray program. Janet Forfa and Sandra Ann Driscoll enter nursing schools after notable roles in Lee High activities and honors.
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Lke
Free High
Barbara Ann Seff
W. Russell Seff
St. James Avenue
Pittsfield General Hospital
Lee High
Leff
Miss Lee High
Janet Forfa
Edward Forfa
East Lee
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing
Forfa
Sandra Ann Driscoll
Edward J. Driscoll
Park Street
Albany Medical School of Nursing
Wildeat
American Legion
Housatonic Bride Rosalie Powell Weds John E. O'Brien
Miss Rosalie S Powell daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Powell of Grove Street and John Eugene O'Brien son of Mrs Fucene O'Brien and the late Mr O'Brien were married Saturday at 10 am at All Saints Church The Rev John P Skowronski officiated The bride wore a Chantilly lace and tulle gown with pearl crown and carried a prayer book The maid of honor and bridesmaids wore shrimp pink and blue gowns The wedding party included Steven Tarnawa brother in law of the groom as best man and several cousins The reception was at Falcon Hall and the couple will honeymoon at Cape Cod Both studied locally and work in town with the bride at New England Telephone and the groom at Thomas Palmer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic
Rosalie
Sadie Powell
Warren Powell
Grove
Alice Lyons
Brighton
Ana
Margaret Mary Porwell
Watertown
Nora Thorpe
Pittsfield
Janet Thorpe
Steven Tarnawa
Alex Yurga
Oliver Curtiss
Kenneth Cummings
Lenox
Chantilly
Harry Sick
Falcon Hall
Cape Cod
Loval Sehoals
Searles High School
New England Telephone Co
Searles
Thomas & Palmer
Beach Closes Record Season
Laurel Lake’s Lee Sandy Beach ended its longest and best-attended season, opening earlier than usual and staying open through Labor Day. Weekend crowds topped 40 and weekday totals averaged 100, with lifeguards withdrawn for winter.
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Laurel Lake
Boy Scout Troop 45 Plans Evening Meeting
Boy Scout Troop 45 will meet tonight at 7 at its cabin. The notice mentions Kodak related daily photo finishing and Rexall pharmacy, possibly as local ads.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Troop 45
Calor
Kodak
McClelland’s Rexall
Adv
Father Walser to Speak at KK of C Father-Son Breakfast
The Rev. Gilbert Walser C P director of Mother of Sorrows Laymen's Retreat League will speak at a Communion breakfast Sept 27 sponsored by Berkshire Hills Council Knights of Columbus. It follows 7 am Mass at St Marys Lee Inn East Lee with William Powers general chairman Lawrence Toole in charge Edward Shone and Francis Fanning coordinating tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Shone
Francis G. Fanning
Buying and Cooking Demonstration In Lee This Week
Berkshire County Extension Service and University of Massachusetts sponsor a public meeting at the Grange Hall Thursday at p.m. Speakers include Mrs. Helen Johnson and Mrs. Trene Hermanson, with a university specialist demonstrating economical meat buying and cooking. Fall and winter program details to be outlined. open to Lenox Otis Tyringham and Lee residents.
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LEE
Berkshire County Extension Service
University of Massachusetts
Grange Hall
Helen Johnson
Trene Hermanson
University
Lenox
Otis
Tyringham
White Completes Recruit Training at Parris Island
Pvt. Donald G. White, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Edward F White of East Center Street, has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Training Depot in Parris Island North Carolina. He will receive specialized infantry training at Camp Lejeune North Carolina and expects a two day leave in November. He enlisted for four years after completing his sophomore year at Lee High. During the summer his parents spent two weeks at Parris Island on a vacation visit.
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Lee—Marine
Donald G. White
Edward F. White
East Center Street
Marine Corps Recruit Training Depot
Parris Island
N.C
White
Camp Lejeune
Marines
Lee High
Auerbach
Great Barrington
John von Hartz
Ben
van Hartz
WBEC
Pittsfield
Middlebury iVt
U.S. Army
Prentiss
James I. Prentiss
University of Massachusetts
Hel
U. of M
Mrs. Coleman to Lead PTA Preschool Courses
Mrs. Coleman will teach preschool classes for the Housatonic PTA starting October 5 at the Community Center. A full enrollment of 36 pupils is divided into two sections with sessions 9 to 11 and 1 to 3, four days weekly Monday through Thursday.
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Housatonic
Fred Coleman
North Plain Road
Housatonic Pta
Coleman
Roland J. Tibbetts
Great Barrington
Reading Program Concludes at Ramsdell Library
The incentive summer reading program ends this week after ten weeks. Children who earned ten gold stars may collect awards from the Housatonic PTA and library staff. Each completing child receives a pin with the American flag and a state bookmark.
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Housatonic
Ramsdell Public Library
PTA
Pet show draws 15 entries at Turner home
At the Cherry Hill Road gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard A Turner 15 entries competed for prizes. Winners included parakeet owners Pegey Noon and Ira Hare a basenji mix hound and several collies along with a bulldog rabbit cats and a turtle listed among the prizes with multiple Turners named as exhibitors and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Turner
Cherry Hill Road
James A. Turner
Church Street
Pegey Noon
Ira Hare
Odanne Fitzpatrick
James Murray
Buzzie White
Bruce Hare
Margie Cosby
Ronnie Kern
Kathie Campbell
Ray Murray
Annie Turner
Sarah Cosby
Linsey
Ann
Joel Turner
Choir Rehearsals Begin for Stockbridge Congregation
Junior choir at First Congregational Church holds first rehearsal Friday at 3 30 p m and will sing next Sunday. Senior choir plans first rehearsal Wednesday Sept 16 at the parish house with a Sunday Sept 20 performance. Grange Men to Meet at Town Hall to plan tables for annual fair. Assessors Meet Tonight 7 30 to 9 in Town Office Building. Local social news notes Louison family from Castle Hill, Harold Markham North Kingston, and relatives visiting.
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Stockbridge
First Congregational
Stockbridge Grange
Robert C. Louison
Castle Hill
Prayer group meeting at West Stockbridge church home
The Congregational Church prayer group met at Mrs. Mary H. Schilling's Pittsfield Road home. The next meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. George Tobey's Pittelleia Road home with readings led by Mrs. James Hobday.
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Mary H. Schilling
Pittsfield Road
George Tobey
Pittelleia Road
James Hobday
Eagle reporters reassigned to Great Barrington and Lee bureaus
The Eagle announces staff changes with Stuart Auerbach moving from Lee to Great Barrington to replace John W. R. Mooney who resigns for North Carolina. Robert G. Prentiss joins Lee bureau, and John von Hartz continues in Great Barrington with WBEC Pittsfield background.
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Eagle
Great Barriington
Lee
The
Stuart C. Auerbach
Great Barrington
John W. R. Mooney
Mid Point
Penn
Mooney
Great!egion
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Eileen Willner
Pittsfield
Vallew Stream
Women's College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
Egremont Driver Loses Control in Route 23 Crash
Egremont New York resident Hu Chan Jaf suffered shoulder contusions when his car went off the road at 12 25 p m near Route 23 and Cramer Road. Passenger Thomas Lee of Minneapolis escaped with minor injuries after a left front tire blowout. Investigated by Troopers Timothy W Tapulas and Edward H Jurczyk.
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Egremont - Hu
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Kiwanis
Center St
Lee—Tel
Rosalie S. Powell
John E. O’brien
Way
Los
Beach
LEE Theatre
Mores Stewart
Lee Remick
Bem Gazzara
Arthur O'Conne
Eve Arden
Kathryn Grant
Meern
Nernay
Chill
Stockbridge Lumber
South Lee Road
LEE Furniture and Window CO
Main Stret
le Savings Bank
Lee, Mass
Father Walser
KK. of C
Murphy-Leary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Central Block
Pilavim Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Joseph Marley
Louise Ramsdell
J. W. Bittel
Toronto
Canara
Waclaw Bittel
Front Street
SX. Adame
West Hempstead
S.C
Frederick $. Adams
North, Plain Road
Robert Pelliciotti
New Haven
John
Burnett
Prospect Street
Elizabeth Donahue
Risingdale
Office
Taconic Building and, Supply Co
Misses Lynn
Beverly Markham
Rhode Island
Robert G. Prentiss
Hungeford St
Sacle
Lee Noiws
Hams College
New York
Fagie
Williams Callege
Lee Bureau
Frank V. “Arty
Stockbridges Lenox
Massachusetts Collegian
Yalion
WAMUA
WU. of ML
Poltical Science Assn
International Relations Club
Press Club
Spronefield Union
Amherst Journal-Record
Northfield Press
US of MM
U.S Marine Corps
Ler
John Consolati
Robert Vincent
Arly
Dairy Queen
West Housatonic St
Tyler St
Upper North St
Cumberland Farms
Newell St. and
Tyler St. Pittsfield
Eva
Corsetorium
North Street
Union-Fern
Egremont
Rice and Kelly. Inc
Ft Wace .I
Kitchen Planning Department
Webon
St. Mary's Church
Tel
Mall Electric
Dooley's
North St
Bt Ais
Marion
Allendale Shopping Center
Adams
Columbus Ave
S&h
Lanesboro Super Market
Lanesboro, Mass
Meat Mart
Meatland of
Berkshires
Mohican
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