Shang Wheeler Barracks Named for Veterans Group
The newly organized World War I veterans of Stratford have named their group the Shang Wheeler Barracks in honor of the late Charles E Shang Wheeler. Veterans will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall with a ceremony to adopt the new name. A social hour will follow. Building committee meeting set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal building.
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Shang” Wheeler
Charles E. ‘Shang’? Wheeler
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Connecticut State Guard
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Henry Fagan
Linnea Rigby
Pyramus Temple
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The
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Walker Reports On Putney School Extension Options
Architect C Wellington Walker surveyed Putney School for the council noting a better planned building on a suitable site with adequate parking and playgrounds could work. An addition for handicapped children would cost 160000 to 235000 dollars depending on size. Board of Education and Building Needs committees oppose an addition. WSCS All Day Meeting at First Methodist plans covered dish lunch at 12 30 and a business meeting at 2 o clock.
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C. Wellington Walker
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Congregators Plan Valentine Dance at First Congregational
The Congregators club of the First Congregational Church will host a Valentine party dance February 15 at 8 p.m. in Packard Hall. Rev. Francis P. Burr says all church married couples are invited for dancing games and special entertainment.
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Packard Hall
Francis P. Burr
What's New About Town And Townspeople
Town Manager Harry B. Flood and Public Works Director Richard E. Blake investigate odors from Flash pond off South Main street. Flood, who sprained his wrist slipping on the bank, notes the odor is definite as check points are set to locate the source. Sally Solomonson performed magic during a Rotary luncheon. International City Managers Association reports 1,556 U.S. cities and towns use the in-Manager form of government with 104additional notes.
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Richard E. Blake
South Main Street
Flood
Sally” Solomonson
Rotary Club
International City Managers Association
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