Obituary notices from Norwalk area deaths and services
Funeral services for Charles Boulng ia WHO, Ruth Jeffery, Adeline J Moore, John Lonkoski, Archie Poirier, Mary Sheehan, John Glser, Willman trop, Edward Henry Russell, Maebelle V. Cav anaugh, Lois M. Collins, and Walter Taylor Buckingham are reported with dates, homes, and burial plans. Surviving spouses, children, siblings, and local connections noted. several services held at churches and Mountain Grove or Lakeview cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Henry Russel
Edward Henry Russell
Read Memorial
Fire Department
Mr. Russell
Riso
Daocse and Elks
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Mr. Russell Dings
Washington Avenue
Grage M. Clark
Ronald SM. Russell
Akron
Oule
Mary Gregory
Stratford
William G. Russell
Walter Taylor Buckingham
St. John’s Masonic Lodge
Taylor Buckingham
Ita E. Joyce
Savoy Street
Mountain Grove
Herbert Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Buckingham
New York State
Connecticut
Norwalk
Grover Cleveland
Radio Commission Plans Cutting Radio Stations
Washington December 1. The Federal Radio Commission announced a plan to deny licenses after February 7 and reduce the number of stations by about half in 1928. The move aims to clear overcrowded airwaves, with officials noting that eliminating roughly 300 stations may be the only solution to the present congestion. The commission said local and national reception could be improved by this curtailment, shifting focus to license transfers and better spectrum management.
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Washington
Asuo
Federal Radio Com
Liepolley
Isize
Air Chisnels
Cormion
Anne
Prion
Birmingham News backs Owen D Young for president
A Southern newspaper the Birmingham News announces support for Owen D Young of New York as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. The piece argues Young is an engineer type of statesman who could unite the party, noting other possible candidates and the broader shift away from the Smith-McAdoo feud. The article places Young and Baker movements as spontaneous, nation wide efforts distinct from prior party disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Washington
Birminghan Amn. New
Owen D. Young
New
Young
Smith
New York
Te. Bumingham News
Walsh
Montana
Ritchie
Reed
Woollen
India
Newton DC
Bakes
Atlee Pomerenc
Ohio
Ie News
Tony
Democratic Party
Birmingham News
Texas
Baker Fo
Bax
Dallas News
Fort Worth Record-Telegram
Houston Post
Despatch
Cale Sells
Woodrow Whiser
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Emin
Dawes
Pershing
Smith- McAdoo
McAdoo
Youing
Hoover
Napoleon
Solon
Moses
Judges Selected to Pick Wheeler Prize Winners
Central High announces the Wheeler Prize judges attorney Robert G DeForine Rey clergyman Father Joseph A Ganley and Mrs Sanford Stoddard The Nathaniel Wheeler Memorial prizes honor English composition and oratory with five best essays selected by the panel for February graduation exercises from the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Whey
Attarney
Robert G
Ine Rey
Joseph A. Ganley
Sanford Stoddard
Athorpey DeForess
Central High School
St. Augustine's
St. Augustine's Church
Walther Ganley
Nathaniel Wheeler
Prizes Awarded for English Literature Composition
The event awarded a first prize of 2 with a second prize of 20 dollars. Each award includes a bound inscribed volume of English Literature.
Rabbi Feldman to Speak Here Sunday at Park Avenue Temple
Two prominent leaders of American Jewish life, Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman of Hartford and Edward R. Cohn of New York, will address a Park Avenue temple meeting Sunday evening in support of Hebrew Union College Cincinnati and Jewish youth for the rabbinate. Local committee includes Rabbi David H. Gross, Aaron Wittstein, and Leonard Asheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Communal Life of America
Abraham J. Feldman
Hartford
Edward BR. Cohn
New York City
Park Avenue Temple
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Katin
Jewish Youth For the Rabbinate
David H. Gross
Aaron Wittstein
Leonard Asheim
Noted Textile Man Dies by Own Action in Salem
Orrim S. Bennett, 67, a well known textile man, was found dead at his Salem home with a bullet wound near the mouth. Medical Examiner Frank Atwood ruled death by own action. Mrs. Bennett said he had worried over private financial investments. He formerly supervised the Naumkeag mill and in 1913 worked for Union and Banner mills in the south. Born in 1880 in South Berwick, Maine, Bennett reportedly aimed carefully before firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Maxs
Orrim S. Bennett
Frank Atwood
Mra Bennett
Naumkeag
Union
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Lakeview Cemeter
Edith A
Ante
Joseph
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Sheffield
England
Coulter and H Pale Machinery Company
Mes. Celt
Jeffery
Celta
E. Jeffery
Curs
Cyrus
Tery O
Cyrus Y
Wimot
West
Totmyelle Street
Po Ateracker
Monta, Tet
Adeline Moore
Adeline
T. Banks
Fairfield
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Butdal
Moore
Nortreet
Walter
Milford
Ralph
George Sb
Sound Beach
Lonkosk
W. H. Graham Saverel
Qeiock
Louis J. Long
Berean Memorial Bucen
Lakeview Cemetery
Lonkoski
Newitain
John Dr
TA Hough
Archie Poirier
Hurty-Feowr
Theity
Tlarry W
Mary Sheehan
Rary Sheero
Westfield Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Sheehan
Samlel Sheehan Sv
Aled
John Glser
T. Oleon
Beachvew Avenue
A.’ 'S. Okerblom
Sture Lodge
W. G
Wales
Olson
Trop
Willman
Maebelle V. Collins
Maebelle V. Cavanaugh
John F. Collins
Courtland Avenue
St. Ann's Church
Requieim
Buri
St. Micharl's
Taila Oliver
William c. Oliver
Coleman Street
Ingling Hines
Agnes Semple
Williams
John Fitzpatrick
Watertown
Charles Dauter
Springfield Garden
Frank Seeley
Southbury
Charles L. Domnns
Fairfield Avenue
Kyni C. Pettit
The
Peoples Prestertan Church
South Street
Bethel
Quaker Oals
Brooklawn Feed & Grain Store, Inc
T. F. Brennan
Bridgeport, Conn
Chamragae
Dinines Furs
Tanlac
Hive
Radio Commission
Southern Paper
Steiger Poole Company
Esserg
Central High
Rabbi Feldman
Kteiner Poole Company
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