Hoosick Grange Leads Mortgage Burning Event
Hoosick Grange conducts mortgage burning with about 250 members from five counties and three states attending. State Grange officials, local leaders, and guests praised the Grange theme participation and raised more than $2,600 toward paying off the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Grange
Grange
Russell S
Curtis Kastor
State Grange
Curtis
Cazenovia
Edith Craig Reynolds
Aosick
Morty Gage
Ralph J. Griswold
N. Clifford Cottrell
Omer Brenenstuhl
Weir Estate Donation Secures Outdoor Pool for Hoosick Falls
Trustees of the Harry W. Weir estate announced a donation of 22000 dollars toward completing a voluntary fund for an outdoor community swimming pool in Hoosick Falls. The gift comes after discussions with Philip Leonard, Ravena officials, and local leaders, aiming to reach the original 60000 dollar goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Harry W. Weir
Earl Loux
Ravena
Robert ‘W
Eral
Weir Estate
Leonard
Harry N. Weir
Edith Craig Reynolds
Reynolds
Guard Captain Announces 81st Annual Stag
At Sunday drill of Co. C 205th Armor New York Army National Guard Captain John M Lang announced plans for the 81st annual stag. Saturday April 1 Sgt Luther Rasch was named chairman to complete arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C 205Th Armor
New York Army National Guard
John M Lang
Luther Rasch
SIMCO Credit Union Elects New Officers at Meeting
The annual SIMCO Employes Federal Credit Union meeting of the Specialty Insulation Mfg. Co. in Hoosick Falls elected Mrs. Arthur Nash president with Joseph Salluzzo Jr. as vice president and Mrs. Bernard Dayock secretary. William Baker became treasurer as committees named William Yavanishki chair and Walter Ryan Sr. chaired the educational committee. A buffet luncheon and souvenirs were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simco Employes Federal Credit Union
Mfg. Co
Hoosick Falls
Elks Club
Arthur Nash
Joseph Salluzzo Jr
Bernard Dayock
William Baker
William Yavaniski
Helen Russell
Anthony Davedoitis
John Rowley
Arthur van der Kar
Anthony Ka
OES Honors Immediate Past Officers at Van Rensgelaer Chapter
The Van Rensgelaer Chapter of OES planned a meeting to honor its immediate past officers and notable members. Jennie J. Paindhass, longtime matron since 1915, received a past Matron pin as Calhoun and others received gifts from retiring officers. Mrs Hele Cantelo and Miss Hazel M. Hill were named co chairs for a Washington Birthday dinner. refreshments followed a social hour. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday Feb 3.
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van Rensgelaer
OES
Jennie J. Pa Ind
Ant
St Penne
Hhsband
Vie Y Nomé
Migs Hill
Calhoun
Hele Cantelo
Hazel’ M. Hill
Cochairman
Washington
Crusaders Baptist Church Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Crusaders Baptist Church annual gathering officers were chosen including Hazel Rudd as president Maélorie Sharkey as vice president Jessie Stevens as secretary Marion Frost as treasurer and Mrs Rita Broinitski as Home Bureau secretary Mrs Edwant Hansohman and Mrs Henry Wysocki named as vice chairs with next meeting slated for Wednesday.
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The
Crusaders of the Baptist Church
Hazel Rudd
Maélorie
Sharkey
Jessie ‘Stevens
Aml Ping
Marion Frost
Rudd
Yannual Home Bureau
Paul Wagner
Rita Broinitski
Edwant Hansohman
Trvaarg
Mra
Henry Wysocki
Birthday anniversary observed at Cullen home
A family gathering marked Mrs Cullen's birthday last week at 40 River Street, hosted by her son Thomas J. Cullen, with local relatives present. A second party included Mr and Mrs Jack Sears and their family from Bennington, joined by Mrs Sears, with participation noted by the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen
Thomas
Rites Held for Falls Health Center Leader
Funeral services were held at Leoty Mas har Funeral Home followed by a Requiem Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The Mass was celebrated by a priest whose name appears in the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoty. Mashar
Bennington Man Faces in WAGE: Fo our Charges
A Bennington man, held after a Monday night incident, faces several charges including threatening, perjury, extortion, and two counts of breaking and entering. The case arose after a windshield was broken and a car hood was jumped on during an incident on North Street. The defendant appears to have been arraigned in Bennington County Court before Judge Franklin S. Billings Jr. Pray was also arrested and sentenced to four to six months for probation violation. Additional named individuals are listed in the report.
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Lve
Ilat
Deislin
Britoh
Benis
Déing
Ben
Arges
Bennington County
Franklin S.bilings, Jr
Gary
Bennington
North Street
Ben ‘Nington
Vermont
Pray
House of Correction
St. Windsor
Weir estate funds pool name and aims for year round rec area
The Weir estate trustees commit major gift to establish a named pool the Harry N Weir Family Recreation Pool and fund an expanded plan to include a Z shaped pool new courts with floodable features for ice skating in winter and a goal of raising additional money for renovation and memberships. The pool committee reports over 200 families have donated or volunteered with about 9800 dollars in pledges outstanding 5700 from industries and clubs and 4100 from individuals plus 111 memberships and 18 donor plaques already ordered.
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Leonard
Hoosick Falls
Bathhouse
Che
Weir
Gablingers beer creation hailed as breakthrough in sugar-free brewing
The narrative recounts a method to remove carbohydrates from beer without sacrificing flavor. Test tastings with 1,388 drinkers in 1965 confirmed the beer tasted like real beer with no carb loss. Enthusiastic reception led to immediate brewing and labeling with Gablinger’s name.
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America
Gablinger
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