Local Social Roundup From Long Hill and Vicinity
Mrs. Harry Hanlon and daughter Shirley visited the Turneys in Tashua along with a sister-in-law from Sandy Hook. Irene Curtiss of Monroe stayed with relatives in Long Hill. The Stitch-in-Time group met at Mrs. Ray Luces’s home for sewing and socializing, with a lunch and a Valentine exchange. Numerous neighbors and visitors, sermons, lectures, and church activities fill a weekend of local events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hill
Harry Hanlon
Shirley
Sandy Hook
Benjamin Turney
Tashua
Irene Curtiss
Monroe
Paul Blatz
Long Au
Stella Mallett
Chestnut Hill
John T. Treadwell
Henry Helmrich Ting
Joseph Keller
Easton
John Langdon
Redding Ridge
Misa Eleanor Mills
Joseph Kohiek
Ray
Luces
Dorothy Slattery
Ruth Kellogg
Floyd F Mallett
Albany
Edwin Tripp
Harlen Kellogs
Arthur Adams
White Plains
Henry Adams
Arthur Lepanne
Leonard Lepanne
Kenneth McCarthy
Wired Dupont
Edna Clark
Samuel G. Seeley
Solon B. Walea
Elm Street
Mabel Tripp
A. Hawkes
Bridgeport
John H. Wheeler
Jennie Thorpe
Westport
Jennie Mallett
Lincoln
Plorence Mallett
Otto Lang
Long Hill M. E
Queen Esther Missionary Society
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Leo Gabler
Ernest Cotton
Bethel
E. FE. Cotton
Brooks
Huntington Socials and Local Notes Include Bridge Winners
A Huntington gathering of the 398 club at the Episcopal parish house featured many local residents including Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Perley and Mr. and Mrs. John West. Mr and Mrs Jay Waggoner won the bridge event. The Harding Social club plans a Friday food sale. Fire dept. responded to a chimney fire at Herbert C Ferris home. a wheel bolt was sheared en route. Updated health notes report Hanford G Wilson Jr improving in Bridgeport hospital and George Warner critically ill at Bonny Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
398
Episcopal
Church Street
C. Edward Perley
John West
J. Edwin Stevens
Michael J. West
Herbert C. Ferris
John B. Dillon
Jay Waggoner
Kurt Zeizler
Herbert Holmes
Prederick E. Cawthra
John B. Russ
Francis S Nettleton, Jr
Harry E. Fowler
Donald Warner
Franklin Hubbell
Milss Waggoner
Shelton
Bridge
Harding Social Clinh
Diefenbach
David 8. Clarke
Mohegan Street
Howard Beers
Hobart Beers
Frank Beers
Violance Beers
Stratford
Ethel M. Beard
Louiss Wooster
Hanford G. Wilson, Jr
Bridgeport Hospital
George Warner
Bonny Brook
Waterbury Vandals Steal Trees From Grave
In Waterbury on February 14, Harry T. Katz reported two pine trees planted on his daughter's grave years ago were stolen. He believes the trees were taken to use as Christmas timber, dating back to December 1825, and reported the incident to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Harry T. Katz
Ammo Bach
Kats
Milford Man Fined in Court After Slap Incident
Milford court proceedings show Walter Painter of Middlebury found guilty on two counts and fined 125 dollars plus 88.12 dollars costs after a wild Milford Stratford Shelton pursuit. Other suspects faced charges including assault and reckless driving with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Walter
Painter
Middlebury
Comte
J. D. Brown, Jr
Focal Town
Stratford
Shelton
Nquor
Milford Rotary notes and church appointments update
Rev Charles T Riggs former Roberta College Constantinople plans a trip abroad in April bearing a letter from William G Btnsell. Rev Ford W Collins accepts call to Universalist church in Danbury effective Sunday Feb 18. Milford Rotary ranks fourth in district attendance for January. Spanish War Veterans plan a two day moving picture event at Capital Theatre featuring Across the Pacific with Paul Sweerey leading arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Riggs
Roberta College
Constantinople
Charles B. Nomejko
Capital Theatre
Nomejko
Rotary
William G Btnsell
Nemejko
Milford Friends
Cufford W. Collins
Orange Congregational Church
Universalist Church
Danbury
Collins
Orange Church
Yale
G. H. Leining
Melrose
Maas
Milford Rotary Club
Milford
Pacific
Paul Sweerey
Steel frame rises at Ideal Candy Shop amid dispute
Devon residents report a large steel skeleton frame rising on the roof of the Ideal Candy Shop as plans move forward. Across town licenses for several operators are restored or suspended including Clifford Marsh Harry Wilcox Fred Lundstrom and John Scheneck. A local billboard dispute draws taxes and business leaders to protest the sign between Millards Drug Store and Platt property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Ideal Candy Shop
Lcenses
Clifford Marsh
Naugatuck Avenue
Harry Wilcox
Lenox Avenue
Fred Lundstrom
Laurel Avnue
John Scheneck
Old Gate
Clarence Jones
Brockton, Maas
Catherine Scannel
B. J. Scannel
College of New Rochelle
N. Y
Harold Baltwin
Fairview Street
Riverside Hospital
Havershill
Mass
Misa Olive Graham
Els Street
New Haven
Main Street
Trms
Millard
Platt
Rlighets
Mallard
Nichols Notes Halted By Week Of Local Events
Nichols residents attend the Madison Square Garden Dog Show with Ervin Stickles and others. A newly formed Dramatic Association plans its first meeting Tuesday to complete by-laws and elect members. Various church groups, concerts, and social activities are announced, including a Nichols Orchestra program and Epworth League events. A birth is noted, and several community members recover from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Madison Square Garden
Ervin Stickles
Fred Curatensen
George Eckart
Dorothy
Eather Linley
Dr. Arnold
New Haven
Dramatic Association
W. M. Hay
Calvary Church
Bridgeport
Alpha Players Club
Parish Guild
Misa Gertrude Peet
Ladies Aid Society
Mrs. Dibble
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Demonte Spinach
Pillsbury
India
Studebaker
Milford Court
John Burke
Beacon Street
Burke
Bridgeport Detective Bureau
Misa Hazel Hyde
Thomas Swibert
Halpide Place
Taylor Memorial Library
National Society
DP. A. FR
Ills Island
Boards of Education
Naturalization Curts
Y. Wo
M.C.A. National Council of Jewish Women
Milford High School
Connecticut Business Educators Association
Derby High School
Order of Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Broad
George J. Smith
Broad Street
Milford Hospital
Manley J. Cheney
M. A. Buell
William T. Hoyt
Democratic Town Committee
River Street
H. c. C. Miles
Dogether
Southern New England Telephone Company
Orange
Missionary Unit of the Church of Christ, Congregational
Young People’s Society
M. E. Church
John Curtis
Frayer
Vaughan Abercrombie
Buncay
Frances Linley
Birs
Raymond Beckwith
Nichols Orchestra
Agolo
James Johnson
G. Brabner
Violla Golo
Mr. Smith
Endeavor Circle
Washington
Clarence Goodyear
Ella Craford
Toss Miller
Priscillan
Sidney French
Lester Nothnagle
Boyton
Ruth
Lester Nothnagle, Jr
Joseph Elkins
Viola Naramore
U. M
Epworth League
Founders
America
Lux
Youn
New Orleans
Ralston
A& P
Rabbitt’s
Bucky Hershey
N.B.C
Royal Lunch
Grandmother’s
Coleman’s Mustard
A&p News
Atore
Atlantic
Betty Crocker
Statios Wear
Linden Ave
Bowling Alley
W. H. Stevens
H. L. Booth
Coal Berkshire Mill
TEL Barnum
Rondon's