Kansas City Star Publisher Bies Dies in Saratoga
Kansas City Star publisher R. Kirkwood died in Saratoga Springs on August 19 after a three day illness from stomach hemorrhage. He had arrived for the races on August 18 and suffered acute heart failure. He had been a noted Southwest public figure and director of the Associated Press.
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Saratoga Springs
R. Kirkwood
Kansas City
United States
Kirkwood
Comstock
Thin City
Stork
Kentucky
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
Hamilton
Mass
Associated Press
Star
the Star
Saratoga Spring
Lottery ticket cases continued after raids across city
State police arrested eight alleged vendors of Treasury Balance lottery tickets in raids Saturday night. In court yesterday the cases were continued to September 2 with bonds set at $200 each. Suspects include Harry Laufer Vincent Piesto Mike Caruso Frank Mancuso Harry Bishop George Amither and Philip Caraguer with addresses listed.
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Treasury
Harry Laufer
Seaview Avenue
Mike Caruso
Kossuth Street
Vincent Piesto
State Street
Herman Slavin
Railroad Avenue
Frank Mancuso
Stratford Avenue
Harry &. Bishop
East Main Street
George F Amither
Howard Avenue
Philip Caraguer
Ann Street
Boy perished in cave-in at sand pit in Middletown
Francis McMeken, seventeen, died in a sand bank cave-in at Portlend last Monday. Coroner L A Smith reports death accidental and that rescuers initially worked at the wrong end of the pile. no one held responsible. Body remained under sand about an hour before rescue.
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Middletown
Country
Francis McMeken
Portlend
Cording Co
L. A. Smith
McMeken
Armour Branch Closes Early After Executives Death
In a notice from John R Woodhull Inc Bridgeport representatives the Armour Meat Packing head J Gyden Armour of Chicago died in London last week. The Bridgeport office will close at 2 PM today and the funeral is planned at his Chicago home.
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J Gyden Armour
Armour Meat Packing
House of Chicago
London
John R Woodhull
Bridgeport — Representatives
Chicago
Mississippi flood losses top 225000 livestock and 1300000 poultry
The department of agriculture announced losses in the Mississippi flood area totaling more than 225000 head of horses, mules, cattle and swine and over 1300000 poultry, with further totals reported in an Associated Press dispatch.
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Washington
Aux
Associated Press
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
Devon Devon News Two Tourists Visit Ashland N H
Devon and Milford residents embark on a motor trip to Ashland New Hampshire for a week. Gifford Ryder hosts visitors from New York City. Emma Forst entertains guest Florence Leak Crestwood New York. Devon Union church midweek Traver meeting led by Rev W J Gungenheim. West Haven Chamber of Commerce clambake set for Sept 15 at Interdale Inn. Over 100 members expected. Mervyn Williams from Silver Beach enjoys a two week vacation at Camp Seyttesaen.
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Devon
Speaviki
Stewart White
Bridgeport Avenue
Raymond Parmelee
Lorraine
Milford
Ashland
N. H
Gifford Ryder
New York City
Misa Emma Forst
Florence Leak
Crestwood
N. Y
Devon Union Church
W. J . Gungenheim
West Haven
Easton women prepare church cleaning and events
Easton reports detail the Lee M. E. Aid Society cleaning the redecorated church on Friday at 9 am, a Foreign Missionary society election at Mrs George Bees home, and various church activities. A lawn sale fundraiser, a Grange dance, and a Square and Compass picnic are noted along with member attendance and visiting guests.
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George B Bees
Kenneth Bunter
Wilton
Congregational Church
Dramatic Club
Clarence Logan
Lathes Aid Society
Joseph Jacobs
Wheeler
Alice Burr
Joseph Bernard
John Candee
Charles Parmatee
Grange
Easton Grange
Arthur Wheeler
Chester Hull
E E
Norton Trenie Heli Tailgers
Square and Compass Club
Easton
Lake Zoar
Lee M
Rey
Howard B. Warren
Mildred Ferris
Clifford Gilette
Edward Gillette
Gillette
Sterling
Mary VanAken
Harry J. Scott
Francis Escott
Chester A. Hull
Letty Hull
Edward Knight
Esther Knight
Fred Marsh
Walter Jennings
Beatrice Jennings
Stephen Wilson
Morris Wilson
Maquart
Laura Maqual
Lloyd
Harold Maqual
Lerey Turney
Dora
P. T Cunco
South Norwalk
Michael Blake
Delaware
Middletown
Dorothy Marsh
Evelyn French
Trumbull
Sarah Broo
Noroton
Pred Marsh
Herbert Botsford
Huntington
Lorenza Sterhe
Naugatuck
Millard Rimndall
Fred Mersh
Dorothy
Col Henry
Seeley
Noraton Verne
Community notes from Weston and Meriden events
Special correspondent reports social visits in Redding and gatherings in Weston including Jenn Benson’s party and a flower show at the Art Gallery of the M. Cc. Weston Garten club. locals planned fairs, suppers, and a charity event with volunteers named. In Meriden, William Glazeski, 43, of 35 Grant street, was fined $900 and costs in police court for alleged voting violations.
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Weston
Margaret Ayer Cobb
Redding
John Benson
Jenn
Henry Stuart
Cobb
Art Gallery
M. Cc
Westen Garten Club
Wilbur Preston
Danbury Roue
Ladies Aid Society
Norfield Church
Wills Barks
Willam Careall
A.C. Bramley
George Watcoury
Fane Ork
Oscar Budd
Frank Fitch
Teving Tackwood
Nk Perris
Richad Coleman
Roni
Fairfield County
Jona 4 MacDonald
Meriden
Associated | Press
Wilter Glazeski
Grant Street
Praluneuien
Bey
Westport Beach Boardwalk Damaged by Heavy Sea
Westport reports extensive damage at Compo Beach as Long Island Sound surges wash loose the submerged end of the boardwalk leading to the transient bathing pavilion. About six feet separated and is hauled ashore, with end section to be repaired and the rest left as is.
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Westport
Long Island Sound
Compo Beach
Dayton
Fagar H Perry
Evergreen Avenue
Sherif Perry
Perry
John Held, Jr
Weston
Stamford
Fairfield County Hunt Club
Hutchinson Mitchell
George Mitchell
Clinton Avenue
Guelph
Ontario
BE. L. Reed
Christchurch
George M Colean
Miss Glass
Mire John Dolan
Bridge Street Saugatuck
C. J Kelleher
Naugatuck
Myr
William Cathcart
Murvon Street
William Lydecker
Mount Vernon
New York
E. Anderson
Ell Anderson
Estelle Green
George J. Green
Albertina Rasch School of
New York City
Algernon Binyon
King Street
Southampton
Long Island
Reed
Binyon
Caroline van H. Bean
Post Road
Westport Bank and Trust Company
Alfred A. Howard
Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn
George Ross Hall
Gordon Avenue
Bronxville
Howard
Harvey Allen
Morningside Drive
Greer
Edward Capasse
Carmine Filipelli
Portsex Street
New Haven
Parker
Filipelli
Local Notes from Long Hill and Surrounds
August reports visitors and moves in Long Hill with families from East Orange Stratford and Bridgeport. A carnival booth earns $100 for the Long Hill Community Club while Mrs Habersham hosts the Christ Episcopal Ladies Guild. A surprise shower honors Miss Edna Barnes of Stratford. Miss Barnes will wed Byron Tingley.
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Long Hill
Daniel Hoyt
East Orange
N. J
Louis Hoyt
Alice Proudman
Ernest Proudman, Jr
Hampton
Emme Sherman
Horace Weaver
Wedge Road
Jackson
Weaver
Pennsylvania
Edna Barnes
Stratford
Mre . Hawkes
Marie Tripp
Tashua
A. Hawkes
Lester Hawkes
Kenneth Hawkes
George Barnes
Miphel Tripp
Berthe Waltersdorf
Richardson
Harold Peck
M. Kirk
Grr
Dorothy Wetherwax
Albert Laubscher
Bridgeport
Ernest Sherman
Stephen Tingley
Eva Norsel
Vilestine Picott
Bertha Norsel
Thousand Islands
Wilton
Myr
George Doherty
Howard
George Helmrich
Grace Hill
Horace Hill
Dorothy Beach
Sherwood Wilmot
Leroy German
B. Merrill Beach
Perkins Nichols
Lora Rickey
Viola Randall
Flora Jones
Ruth Jones
Katherinee Burroughs
Florence Cooper
Bridgeport Hospital
New Haven
Dorothy Boach
Trumbull Social Notes and Local Weddings
In Trumbull August events include visits by Mr and Mrs Arthur Hale of Stratford and Rev and Mrs W F White. The Grange held its last meeting with 21 attendees and accepted an invitation to Pomperaug Grange. A wedding of Robert T Hutchinson to Lillian M Fisher occurred at Christ Episcopal in Bridgeport with reception and plans for a trip to Atlantic City. Voter registrar opens Sept 6 for October town election and Carl J Nelson remodels a house on Daniels Farm road awaiting move-in.
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Trumbull
Arthur Hale
Stratford
Francis Wells
W. F. White
William Bushnell
Snaybrook
Trumbull Grange
Grange Hall
Pomperaug
the Grange
George Denmani
E. B. Landon
A. Gilbert
Mra W. 8S. Brown
Ernest Hutchinson
M. White
W. Penny
Mabel Harding
Elmer Morten
Bridgeport
Carl Hartag Ang Son
Ocean Side
L. I
Myre
Joseph Stapleton
Sort Janes
New York
Carl Hurtzy
Frank Fernald
Edwin Prindie
Stewart
Kenneth
Betty
Sharon
Misa Helen Prindle
South Norwalk
Luther Shearer
Seasion
Town Hall
Carl J. Nelson
Daniel's Farm
Peter von der Lieth
Woodhaven
Long Isand
George Rugutty
Glendale
Long Island
John Mange
White Hillis
George W. Judson
Congregational Church
Esther Hecox
Charles E. , Millard
Earl Street
Derby
Medical examiner H BR DeLuca to lead two week Canada trip
Medical examiner H BR DeLuca accompanied by his daughter Frances and colleagues Ms Catherine Delaney and Margaret Shea depart Saturday for a two week motor tour through Canada. In Dr LeBaron Peters absence a substitute from the East side medical campus will assist during the trip.
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H BR. DeLuca
Myre
DeLuca
Frances
Catherine Delaney
Margaret
Shea
Canada
H. LeBaron Peter
Caamiuer
East Side
DeLura
Newtown Roads Suffer Washouts After Heavy Rain
Heavy rain across Newtown caused extensive road washouts and flooded cellars. Town officials led by First Selectman Thora F Brew rushed temporary repairs, with tractors and crews clearing damaged routes. Culverts washed away and earth carried off near Holten McCarton and St Rose’s church, risking private property and crops.
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Newtown
Astricta
Thomas M. Holten
Anna McCarton
St. Rose’s
New Fairfield News Briefs Details Shower and Dances
Thelma Erickson, awaiting marriage to Barry Smith, was honored with a bridal shower at sister Mrs Harold Warner’s Beaver Brook home. Guests received gifts including silverware and appliances. Also, the New Fairfield Useful Club hosted an open air pavilion dance at Ernest Benedict’s home, marking the second of the season with a third planned soon.
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New Fairfield
Spe Jclades
Thelma Erickson
Barry Smith
Harold Warner
Beaver Brook
Benjamin Warner
Thelma Shean
Henry Taylor
Grace Hibbert
Lee Warner
Theodore Warner
Clarence Disbrow
Truman Warner
John Kenrick
Charles Disbrow
Martin Wellin
Matthew Gilbert
Martha Wallin
Martha Warner
Harwd Warner
New Fairfield Useful Club
Huntington Ansonia Teacher to Wed Minister Denny
August 29 Huntington special correspondents report a wedding in Ansonia on Wednesday August 31 at 4 pm at the First Congregational church. Miss Lois Jeynes daughter of Postmaster Alfred W Jeynes will marry Dr Walter Bell Denny writer pastor and instructor currently Bible and philosophy professor at Russell Sage college. Denny studied at Yale during postgrad work in Huntington.
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Huntington
Ansonia
First Congregational Church
Lois Jeynes
Alfred W. Jeynes
Walter Bell Denny
Denny
Russell Sage College
Yale University
Jeynes
Howard
Upton
Jack
Dixon Street
Bridgeport
Helen Foster Upton
New York
Ethel M. Beardrey
Earl Street
Theodore H Krueger
Academy Hill
Derby
John
Crops normal despite weathers report
Springfield August 2. Crop conditions in Massachusetts fields are reported near normal for the month despite overcast skies. Professor W E Ostrander notes July was more variable, August rains exceed average with less humidity, and tobacco and corn have recently flowed.
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Springfield
Mass
Associated Presa
W. E. Ostrander
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Ostrander
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