Bridgeport Native Reilly Dies as Rear Admiral in Seattle
Bridgeport born Rear Admiral George K G Reilly 67 USN died in Seattle after a heart ailment He retired April 1 1954 and moved with wife Edith Dahlberg Reilly and children George Jr 18 Joanine Edith 13 to practice law He earned battle stars for Okinawa Leyte Gulf and Lingayen Gulf campaigns and served as inspector general and director of discipline in the 13th Naval District He is survived by two sisters and his wife and children}
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Seattle
Wash
George K. G. Reilly
USN
Navy
Reilly
Edith Dahlberg Reilly
George Jr
Joanine Edith
Aylington National Cemetery
Washington
D. C
Admiral Reilly
George ,Jf
Elizabeth Reilly
Ogden Street
Secretary of the Navy
Robert B. Anderson
Guadalcanal
Leyte Gulf
Caesar-Pisch
Newtown
William and
Margaret Egan Gordon
13Th Naval District
Connecticut
Submarine School
New London
Okinawa
Shanghai
M. Gladys Reilly
Courtland Avenue
Bridgeport
Michael G. Plunkett
Luthery Street
Agnes Fairfield
MD Pest Road
Fairfield
Obituary notices for multiple Bridgeport area residents
A large obituary notice lists funeral details for Anna Goldsmith 83 and Florence Corry 88 with services set at Messiah Baptist and Dennis and D Arcy funeral homes. Additional entries cover Joseph Gaudreau 56 at St Charles, Mary Evans 45 in North Tarrytown, John Lockberg 19 Broad Street, Herschell Nelson 53, Mrs. Della Green 66 Campfield Drive, Mrs. Arlene Metcalf 77, Jay Wells 70, Miss Mena Ambler 82, John Foote 1, Bertha Schaaf 73, Julius Szentmiklosy 169 and George York 34 with multiple religious services, cremations and burials across Bridgeport Milford Danbury and Norwalk regions.
Services Tomorrow for Mrs Mary Carson
Mrs Mary E Howe Carson 89 of 485 Golden Hill Street widow of Duncan C Carson and great granddaughter of Elias Howe inventor of the sewing machine died at home. Services set 2 30 pm at St Johns Episcopal Church burial Oak Lawn Fairfield Henry E Bishop and Son Funeral Home in charge. She leaves son Elvoorl D H Carson of Stratford a daughter Eleanor Howe Carson Bridgeport and two grandchildren.
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George J. Corry
Florence H. Corry
Carver Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Dennis and D'Arcy
Fairfield Avenue
Walter S. R. Powell
Washington Park Methodist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
South Norwalk
Curry
Bridgeport
George J. Curry, Jr
Stratford
William H. Curry
Arthur E. Curry
Milford
Robert £. Curry
Oak Bluff
Calif
Herbert E. Corry
Trumbull
Harold T. Corry
Raymond Corry
Alfred F. Mills
Harold J. Doran
Charles Sova
Fairfield
Joseph P. Gaudreau
Booth Hill Road
Nichols
Pequonnock Street
Park
Avenue
Bullard Company
Lieberum and Heaphy
Lafayette Street
St. Charles Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Joseph C. Gaudreau
Oscar Peterson
Albert Blaise
Charles Precourt
Hartford
A.m
Larson
Wood Avenue
Holy Family Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Green
Hudson
Mass
Fannie E. Lindwall
Arynold Green
New Haven
Leroy Green
Albany
Nlw
Moses Cavanaugh
Hudson, Mass
Lena Moriarty
Delia Noonan
Brockton, Mass
Frederick Schaaf
Bertha Werner Schaaf
Riverton Terrace
Louis A. Abriola and Son Funeral
East Washington Avenue
Germany
Schaaf
Eleanor Jacarusa
Max Schaal
Wilton
Lutius Szentmiklosy
Julius Szentmiklosy
Oak Street
Grace-New Haven Hospital
Frank Polke and Son
James Louis Dotson
Norwalk
Washington Village
Norwalk Hospital
Wham
Raymond Funeral Home
East Wall Street
Perry F. Miller
Christ Episcopal Church
Hillside” Cemetery
Dotson
St. Charles
Mary E. Howe Carson
Golden Hill Street
Duncan C. Carson
Julias Howe
St. John's Episcopal Church
Oaklawn Cemetery
Henry E. Bishop and Son Funeral
Elias Howe
Howe
Elias Streets
Seaside Park
Mr. Howe
Napoleon Bonaparte
John Benno Trumbull
Anna Beno
John Beno
Beach Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran Church
John Chalupa
Long Hill Cemetery
Board Discusses School Affairs With Hectic Schedule
A Connecticut town board meeting at board member Oscar Karrel’s home focused on streamlining sessions. Topics included curriculum survey coordination with Easton schools, public relations, building needs, salary study, and transportation. Also notes student teacher Betty West from the University of Bridgeport completing training. Registrars plan enrollment session May 2 at the Town House for primary voters. Burial notices and weather forecasts follow in regional briefs.
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Board of Education
Oscar Karrel
William E. Pymnidle, Jr
Allen Hermes
George Dayton
Harry Mace
Cheston Paddock
John W. Wilson, Jr
Raymond A. Lumley
Alvin G. Goodfield
Easton School System
Redding
Betty West
University of Bridgeport
Purdue University
Temple University
Bridgeport
Redding Center
Hjalmar Anderson
Jack Modroch
Purtell backs Kennedy bill on arms import curbs
Senator Purtell endorses a Kennedy measure to ban import or reimport of arms and ammunition manufactured for military use. He says surplus rifles and ammo from abroad harm the American sporting arms industry by undercutting domestic prices.
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Washington
Purtell
R-Conn
Kennedy
D-Mass
United States
Rep
Morano
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Tombstones Found, Returned to Cemeteries
Two 19th century gravestones found in Westport were identified by the state library records. Esther Morehouse tombstone from Norfield Cemetery Weston was recovered and Mary E. Cole tombstone from Evergreen Cemetery was to be returned to its resting place. Weston First Selectman arranged collection and restoration.
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Westport
Robert C. Sate
Police Department
Staples High School
South Compo Road
Dilemama
Samuel J. Luciano
Frances Davenport
Sale
State Capitol
Esther Morehouse
Norfield
Weston
Mary E
Eben
Elizabeth B. Cole
Evergreen Cemetery
Evergreen Avenue
Weston First
Ribicoff Plans Bid to Retain Norwich Factory
Governor Ribicoff will travel to New York to press Gera Corp top management to keep the U S Finishing Aspinook plant in Norwich, which employs about 400 workers and has announced suspension of operations. He then meets industrial realtors in Chicago to attract new plants to Connecticut, returning Saturday.
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Hartford
Ribicoff
New York City
Norwich
U.S
Gera Corporation
Tomporrow
New York
Chicago
Connecticut
John M. Van Overstraeten Rites Held in Milford
John M. Van Overstraeten 79 of 14 Lewis Street Milford died Monday at home. Services set for Thursday at 1 PM at George J. Smith and Son Funeral Home 135 Broad Street burial in Spring Grove Cemetery Hartford. Ansantawae Lodge 88 AF and AM to exemplify their ritual Wednesday at 8 PM at the funeral home.
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George W. York
Milford
Blair Street
Burney Engineering Company
Milford Pee Wee Basketball League
Milford Hospital
George J. Smith and Son
Broad Street
Kings Highway
John M. van
Pestport Reaches Saugatuck Dump Compromise
Westport April 29 The Saugatuck Neighborhood association reached a compromise with the town over the Thompson property dump case. The town may dump only until Dec 3 1958 and must relinquish the site forever as a dump afterward. The town will propose selling the property to the association for 4500 and will vow never to use it for an incinerator garage asphalt plant or stone crusher. The sale would take effect by January 14 1959. Peter Krist led about 50 association members at the meeting.
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Westport
Saugatuck
First Selectman
Herbert Baldwin
Thompson
Saugatuck Association
Peter Krist
Sagaluck Group
Association
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George K.G. Reilly
Marianas
Guam
Lingayan Gulf
Inchon
Edward Goldsmith
Anna Goldsmith
Edward, Goldsmith
Beardsley
Hillside Hospital
Messiah Baptist Church
Frank W. Jacobs
Mary Evans
Butlercourt
St. Vincent’ S Hospital
North Tarrytown
N.Y
Sleepy Hollow
John Lb
Lockberg
Broad
Remington Rand Shaver
St Vincent's Hospital
Larsor Funeral Home
Frank A. Anderson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Mountain Grove
Brenda State Indge
Ibba Johnson Lockberg
Eric
Edith Erickson
Herschell Nelson Herschel Nelson
Field Avenue
Mount Aerie Baptist Church
A. C. Bass
Henry and
Herschell Nelson, Jr
Willie Mae
Tisdale
Katie Lee Patterson
Mrs. Osborne F. Green
Della C. Green
Osborne E. Green
Campfield Drive
George H. Metcalf
Arlene B. Metcalf
Wolfeboro
N. H
Metcalf
St. George's Episcopal Church
John Metcalf
Harrison
John Metcalf, Jr
Lucinda Metcalf
Jay Wells
Westawn
Charles T. Pistey and Son
Barnum Avenue
Holy Rosary
Wells
Bridgeport Coin Machine Operators’ Association
Mena Ambler
Iranistan Avenue
Park City Hospital
Frank Police
Jon
Park Cemetery
Miss Ambier
Puydy
John Foote
Myrtle Avenue
Fairfield State Hospital
Police and Son Funeral
St. Peter's Church
Binghamton
N. Y
Foote
Kyen
Rudolph Romaine
Danbury
Rudulph Romaine
Charles
Josephine
van Housten) Romaine
North Street
Danbury Hospital
George
Rose
Floyd
Reece Romaine
Rudolph van Houten
Cornell Memorial Home
White Street
Harold M.jenkins
First Methodist Church
Wooster Cemetery
Mary Carson
Ares
Gulf Coast States
Texas Panhandle
New York State
Utah
Arizona
Ohio
Tennessee
New England
Joseph Winter Trumbull
Louise Winter
Joseph Winter
Anne Darme
Old Dyke Road
Cyril F. Mullins
Jase White Plains Road
Harriet Shear
Test Street
Brooklyn
N. T
Tamlinson
Main Street
Freeman
Minton Norwalk
Minton
Ganung
Trygve Fossen
Massachusetts
Porlion
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Eastport
Black Island
Portland
Boston
Buffalo
Burlington
Charleston, Sr
Cincinnati
Concord
Ribicoff Plans
Pestport
Ipair
Castro
Castro, Corverts
Enn Furniture
C . Casto Convestibles
Traden of Distinction
Milford Showroom
Olfane
Reston
Potlhead
Ovideer Thestra
Banbury
Connecticont
Martford
Main
Porven
Casiro
Jamaica
Hempstead
Patchogue
Larchmont
Weythe Yonkers
Wealcharte Poughkeepsie
Conn
Newgrade Park
A. Hartford
Newark
Paramus
New Brunswick
Miami
Farid West Palm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Roca Raton
Fla. Orlando
Fla
ST. Petersburg
Paverble Corp
Rede Mark Reg
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Penne
PHICA
Upper Darby
Allentown
Penna
Birmingham
Latham
Troy
Man
Providence
Akron
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