Algonquin Fetes Past Presidents Dinner Honors 16 Former Leaders
The 65 year old Algonquin club honored its past presidents at a Monday dinner in the Indian room. President Charles H. Abbott served as toastmaster with Edward J. Sheehan arranging the event. Sixteen former presidents attended, led by Arthur J. Clark from 1930, plus living past presidents unable to attend. A nomination committee for June officer elections was announced, chaired by Frank Marchese.
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Algonquin Club
Charles H. Abbott
Swashe
Edward J. Sheehan
House Committee
Arthur J. Clark
James C.shannon
EB. Merrill Beach
Walter I. Stapleton
Edward E. Bray
Harry M. Morrison
John J. Kirby
Ronald A. Malony
Charles G. Gellatly
Henry J. Neal
John P. Flanagan
Raymond J. Hargraves
William c. Lannon
Paul A. Rust
Joseph T. Foerth
Frank J. Marchese
Roderick A. Cleveland
Eugene E. Norton
Alfred V. Bodine
John M. Rehi
Robert L. Horton
Charles H. Smith
Albert L. Clark
Board of Governors
D. Harold Carter
Alfred W. Anderson
Carl B. Christiansen
Louis T. Doby
Homer B. Henderson
Howard Comstock
Ernest Winterburn
Wesley F. McCathron
Joseph C. Bednar
Robert W. Brown
Robert F. Fritz
Edward F. Kirth
Paul S. Yaney
House
Abbott
Frank Marchese
William Lannon
Divorces Granted in Superior Court by Judge Shea
Uncontested divorces granted yesterday include Francesca Viva Tefel of Bridgeport from Ernest Tefel of New York City after a 1944 marriage and 1953 desertion. Elizabeth Jones Kelly of Bridgeport from Edward G. Kelly after a 1933 marriage and habitual intemperance. Julia Kandratowicz Smarzik of Bridgeport from Stephen G. Smarzik after an April 1940 marriage and intolerable cruelty. Doris Douglas Gantt of Bridgeport from Edward L. Gantt after a 1954 marriage and intolerable cruelty. Jane DeMaria Mobilio of Westport from Anthony Mobilio after a 1942 marriage and a 1946 separation.
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William J. Shea
Francesca
Ernest Tefel
Francesca Viva Tefel
Bridgeport
New York City
Elizabeth
Edward Kelly
Elizabeth Jones Kelly
Edward G. Kelly
Julia
Stephen Smarzik
Questions and Answers in a Quarter-Size Column
The item presents a Q and A sketch on diverse topics. It cites a naturalist recording 400 calls by one thrush, Monaco citizens barred from Monte Carlo gambling, a torpedo incident near Roosevelt’s ship at Teheran, a figon defined as tiger lion offspring, and the NJCAA counting 300 member schools nationwide.
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Franklin Roosevelt
William D.’ Porter
Town
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