Easton Church Pageant and Christmas Party Report
Easton residents enjoyed a Christmas pageant at Lee Methodist Episcopal Church directed by Rev. Howard Bo Warren with church members aided by visitors. Additional events included the Square and Compass Club’s Christmas party, a school program at the Lee M E hall, and classroom celebrations with tree, gifts, and perfect attendance recognitions in Sport Hill and Academy schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Lee Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard Bo Warren
Cgeorge March
George Hitchcock
Usic
Amprere Marsh
Tithe Lopes
Compu
Club of rAstoon
Christ
Marsh
le Club
Barrei
Tree
Lee M E
Arthur Nichol
Celts Kolesar
Esther Night
Raymona Reva
John Miglosi
Ruth
Gertrude Marsh
Foan Siiman
Fairy Land
Graves
St. Nich+ has
Emma Fensky
Lois Marsh
Donald Manwaring
Richard Kerrina
Arline Johnson
Anna Koleac
Marion King Dace
Holmann Grace Szabo
Skerwood Idwarcs
John Marsh
John Hofmann
Joseph Szabo
Ruggles
Tnaou
Sport Hill
Mre
Cliarence Logan Eacher
Salvator Bedassal
Raymond Candee
Tancis Esrott
Albert Fensky
Arthurenske
Robert Pesty
Tobert Situanar
Blanet
Hawkins
Bela Chernak
Leachvy Eiat Fensky
Arsine Johnson Muaron Kins
Esther Knight
Anna Kolewr
Cecelia Kolesar
Gertrude Mursa
20S Marsh
Dean Silliman
Sherwood Edward
Richard Kerrins
John Mikios
Arthur Nichols
Academy
Christ'yias
Misa Silcoyne
Bessie Roim
Peter Halzack
Carl Mimnar
Rue Aion Brat
Ernest Rosa Donald Miir
Edward Munnar
Josph Pavlick
Joseph Rosin
Evelyn A. Perkins
Eacher
Paul Huhal
Charles Lis Laskey
Albert Sranda
Mek
Olea Kochiss
Eleanor Pilerian
Hien Kittko
Atni Rosin
Mary Rosmnd
Elizabeth Turevy
Joseph Hemsley
Nk Matthews
Nickolae Zilinek
Jacoy Hartskevich
Helen Bratz
Irene
Anna Kasper
Auda Mitnat
Sen
Christmas dinner guests from Huntington and surrounding towns
A parade of holiday visitors includes Dorothy Curtis Kenneth Wright and family from Huntington visiting Mr and Mrs Harold Wright. Other guests hail from Flushing Long Island New York Bridgeport Stepney Lyndhurst New Milford Bethel Greens Falls and Greens Falls with numerous couples families and cousins gathering for Christmas and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Curtis
Kenneth
Huntington
Harold Wright
Gerald
Donald
Herbert W. Wright
Cyrus DeHondt
Flushing
Long Island
Clarence Jennings
Mary Miller
George Nichols
New York
Raymond Kent
Ritz
Bridgeport
John 2
Elna Westerberg
Lege Westerberg
Misa Alice Kohler
Long Hu
Follard Holroyd
Katherine Holroyd
Robert Kent
Joshua Kent
Kenneth Logan
Harry Silverwall
Lyndhurst
New Jersey
Millard Rancall
Anc
Homer Logan
Charles Logan
Willan Lene
Greens Falls
Arthur Wheeler
Hanford G. Wilson
Mourigantre
Dinne
Mary A Wilson
Derby
James Wilson
Fairfield Bridgeport Man Fined for Reckless Driving
John DeVorak of 18 King Street Bridgeport was fined 125 and costs for reckless driving after his auto struck A Fishman proprietor of the Community Theater in Fairfield. A girl was struck nearby on Elliot Street. the hit and run driver was not found. Other local court actions include fines for assault, intoxication, and keeping liquor for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
John §. DeVorak
King Street
Bridgeport
A. Fishman
Enot Street
Wes
Howard L. Shaff
Ellot Street
Win Police
Sec
W. J. Brown
James Omell
Michael Cray
Black Rock Turnpike
Hawkins
Meadowbrook Road
Howis Glen & Summons
Jennys Road
Kingsbuay
Enims “Thak
Sheltan Stre Bridge
John F. Munsky
T @ermoval
Sasco
Peter Kolimach
R. FD
Southport
Mill Plain Road
Irene Castle Endows Home for Stray Dogs
Chicago hosts a new homeless dog refuge funded by Mrs Frederick McLaughlin formerly Irene Castle. The Anti Cruelty Society announced the donation to purchase a building and house stray canines until permanent homes are secured. The plan, discussed at a society meeting, aims to end euthanasia for unadopted dogs and promote humane care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Pies
Frederick McLaughlin
Irene Castle
Anti-Cruel Society
McLaugh
McLaughlin
Mumaisha
Westport to run automatic light till 11 at night
Westport plans extended use of the State street Riverside avenue traffic light from 6:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. on most days, with red light delays during heavy post holiday traffic and adjustments for rainy or icy conditions. Skating ponds open on holidays with Nashs pond near Kings highway largest and busiest, and several other ponds listed for public use. The district reports a quiet weekend and notes upcoming meetings of the M C A committees and local organizations.
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Lstport
Pec
State Street
Riverside Arenu
Ae So
Vliko Kaz Vo Maneffeld
Tee Police Department
Post Road
Nashs
Kings Highway
Edward C. Nash
Alden’s Pond
Amall
Frederick L. Ruland
Evergreen Avenue
Gault's Pond
Leonard H. Gault
Campo Road
Edward Keene
Wilton Road
Westport
Wee
John A. Bunker
Kellogg
Stephen Osborne Kellogg
Ridge Avenue
Norewalk
Charlotte Stone
Dean Matthieu
New York City
Miss Stone
Irving B. Stone
Canton Avenue
Frederick Milrhart
Frank Weingartner
North Main Street
William
Johnson
Ernest Johnson
Compo Beach
William Meade Prince
Europe
Italy
France
Germany
Holland
Switzerland
Belgium
England
Prince
Alex Godinot
Thames Cool and Sons
Vith
Jona le Godinot
Ludlow Tead
James Glynn
Morth Main Street
Christmias
Bridgeport
Evelyn Hale
Greens Farm Road
Idictaphone
Stamford Gains 8 000 in 7 Years
Washington December 97 The Census Bureau reports Stamford population grew from 39,711 in 1924 to 41,800 an estimate a year ago and 42,900 on July 1 this year a gain of 7,904 since 1920 when Stamford stood at 85,096 Connecticut total population up 255,464 from 1910 to 1920 and state population 1,606,000 in 1926 with United States total 118,628,006 on July 1 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manning
Washington, D. C
Stamford
Department of Commerce
Bridgeport
United States
Connecticut
Stratford Women Voters to Meet with Fairfield County Group
Stratford December report notes the Stratford League of Women Voters joins the Fairfield County League for a January 9 all day meeting at The Stratheld new with sessions starting at 10. Senator Alice Merritt of Hartford is the principal speaker. Also reported are several Stratford auto accidents over the holiday, including a Christmas Eve collision on Stratford avenue involving Michael Scanlon and others, with injuries and subsequent charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Stratford League of Women Voters
Fairfield County League of Women Voters
James Dinteole
Clar
Jacob Pepis
Seymour Street
Tor Stratford
Michael Scanloul
Bacnum Avenue
Eva Burd
Cameen Street
Devon
Lilian Oliver
Stratford Avenue
Harold Secor
Laurel Avenue
Misa Baird
Scanlon
Edward McMaush
Colony Sheet
Alort
MrMaugh Wirh
Atak
Lorenson Boygon
Kha
Milford Police Under Fire After Body Found at Cottage
Milford residents voice anger at police as investigation into disappearance of Robert Cutler ends with his body found frozen in a cottage near his Myrtle Beach restaurant. Neighbors say door was unlocked and access possible, while widow Anna Cutler doubts suicide, noting his gas smell had been absent for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Robert Cutler
Myrtle Beach
Cutter
Thankagivins
Dr. Fischer
Anna Cutler
Bob
Bas
Cutler
Thomas Harwood
Naugatuck
Dominick Angelo
Surf Avenue
Bridgeport
Reckle S
Francis Heguek
48Th’ Street
Astoria
L. I
Bridgeport Avenue
Osborn Streets
N. Buckingham
Helene ¥ Y. Putney
E. N. Clarke
Margaret Buckley
St. Anne’s Church
Devon
George J. Syalib and Son
St. Mary's Cemetery
Milford High School
Central Grammar School
Fairfield Man Granted Continuance in Court
In Fairfield, a hearing before Judge Meritt yielded continuances for Joseph Smith of 36 Winter Street on non-support to January 10. Tunte Morowski, 18, of 340 Kent Street, received a 30 day suspended jail sentence after being charged with drunken behavior and related offenses. Kenneth Lamond, 29, of 381 Reef Road, was granted a continuance to December 30 on an embezzlement charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meritt
Joseph Smith
Winter Street
Tunte Morowski
Kent Street
Kenneth Lamond
Reef Road
Fairdela
Couple Killed Slayer Takes Own Life at Mosher Home
In Columbia City Indiana police report Mr and Mrs Mosher were shot dead at their home. A suspect, Neyman Ratper of North Manchester, fled the scene and died by suicide. A separate note mentions a postponed event and unrelated aviation details, but the clearest facts describe a double homicide and subsequent suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Associated Press
Miklove Mosher
Neyman Ratper
North
Manchester
Jacer
Mosher
Joy riders refuse to pay taxi fare held after arrest
Catherine Hatheway who had no permanent address and John Maley of 248 Nicho s street and Nick Cento tani of 119 Thompson Street were arrested shortly before noon yesterday charged with drunkenness and refusal to pay a taxi fare. Police seized two quart bottles of milk and two bottles of Hauer as evidence when the cab driver drove to police headquarters after the refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hatheway
John Maley
Nicho S Street
Nick Centotani
Thompson Street
Wpon
Huntington Church society takes baskets for 10 shut-ins
Huntington on December 27 the local church charity distributed Christmas baskets to ten shut-ins. The note lists numerous area residents visiting, hosting, and attending events at homes along Mohegan Street and nearby streets, with social visits from Derby Jersey City and Shelton. A Congregational Sunshine committee delivered baskets on Saturday and various residents hosted dinners and gatherings during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Newton Tiuzkua
Howard
Donald
Brooklyn
Mohegan Street
Kenneth Curd
Stratford
Mary Fisher
Bridge- Pmt
Edward A. Beers
David 5. Clark
Frank Beers
Florence Beers
Howard Beers
Howard Beers, Jr
Hobart Bgers
Roger Beers
Milford
Roslyn Roth
Jersey City
N. J
George Boehm
Cedar Cliff Farm
Parmall Street
Chester F. Willard
East Orenge
Anna Bowles
Bound View Avenue
Sunshine Committee
The
Congregational Church
Willoughby Street
Lillian Williams
Waterbury
Willy
Herbert Wright
Stepney
James R. Case
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
George Birdseys
Henry S Wells
Wells Hollow
Robert
Laurence Sherman
Long Hil
Weston Helen Budd Weds John Breitweiser in Christmas Day
Miss Helen C Budd of Prospect street and John Breitweiser of Lyons Plains were married Christmas day Mrs Breitweiser teaches at Greens Farms school Westport He graduated from Storrs Agricultural college and works in Lenox Mass An assortment of relatives and townspeople share holiday stories and greetings across area homes and gatherings Brimming with local names and places the notice captures a festive season snapshot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Katherine Paucett
Colege
Lorian
Stwet Benson
News Town Avenue
Vernon Gifford
Wilton
Finn Middlebrooks
Myron and
Fleckuck
Waterbury
Waterbury Spent Christmas With That Uncle and End, Mr. and Mie
Harold Burritt
Amerson Burgite
Myron
Frederick Waterhing
National Guardsmen patrol Kentucky town amid unrest
In a Kentucky town near Fortville, guardsmen patrolled to protect residents as violence and vandalism reportedly arose after a confrontation. Unclear details and names are partially garbled in the transmission, with scattered references to Sunday or early Monday events and unidentified groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tock
Nathonad Chadsmen
Newio
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Easton Church
Embassy Broadway
Seventieth Street
D. Phelam
Dimes Square
Standard Oil CO. OF
Everett Clarke Seed Company
Pitltord
Morris Hatchman
Mary Lockwood
Matthew J. Burke
Patricia
East Norwalk
John
American Legion
Mac Donald Peters
Stony Middleton
Jay Smith
Pioneer Hock and Ladder Company
Vigilant Hose Company
Fairfield County
Legionnaires
Town Hall
Chamber of Commerce
M.C. A
Saugatuck
Tis
Rutledge Barry
Ata Ad
Broadway
Marr Sovtko
Wordin Avenue
Billnepart Hospital
Weibat
Mediial
Blaudner
Acosta Iil
Eltghey
Associated Craws
Bert Acost
Enmie Bayle
Tomorow
Church Society
Sunshine Committee of
Weston
Helen ¢. Budd
John Breitweiser
Pride OF the Farm
South Jersey
Nour
Studebaker
F. L. Mills CO
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
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