Mrs Hawley Reelects Visiting Nurses Head
Mrs. Samuel W. Hawley was reelected president of the Visiting Nurse association for a second one year term at the annual meeting in Elm Cottage. Also reelected were Mrs. Samuel H. Wheeler as honorary president and other officers and directors. A talk by Mrs. Albertina Jerome highlighted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Hawley
Visiting Nurse Association
Elm Cottage
Albertina Jerome
New York
Visiting Nurse Service
Samuel H. Wheeler
T. Waldo Grumman
Virginia B. Perry
Ellen R. Wheeler
Selectman Kinnie lauded for steering car caravan out of town
Local merchants praised Selectman Kinnie for his stand in ending a Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce driven car sale. Charles Kelman of the Stratford Center Business and Professional Men's association sent a commendation calling his actions courageous. A separate incident involved Mrs. Joseph Sobol reporting a yard skunk and alarm, with police responding.
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Kinnie
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Charles Kel- Man
Stratford Center Business and Professional Men’s Association
Hing
Xelman
Joseph Sobol
South Street
Eeeney
Skunk
John Benham
Schooskunk
Hall
Police Department
Crippled Children and Adults Association
Victor Szturma
Jimmie Dodd
Program Is Scheduled For Sterling House
Mrs. Mary Hardy announces Sterling House hours during the one week school vacation from 10.
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Sterling House
Mary Hardy
Waterfront Improvement Hearing Slated by Army Engineers
The Stratford Waterfront Authority urges public input at the Army Engineers hearing on March 5 at 7 30 p.m. in Council chambers. Officials plan to present river use data and discuss recreational and commercial facilities while seeking approval for an anchorage project funded by federal funds. Local property transactions are also listed and Putney school addition plans will be studied.
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Edward F. Stodelink
Prd and Authority
Harberensster J. Fletcher Lewis
Housatonic
Stodelink
Army
Anchorage
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Willis
Violet Wilson
del Soto Road
Arlene Denton
Grant Avenue
Henry Healing
Jack Wardman
Mildred Korn
Henry Hill Jr
Pine Street
Community News Briefs From Stratford And Surrounds
School vacation cancels junior choir rehearsal at First National Church and youth choir practice. Cabastics begin street light installation under the Turnpike overpass. East Main Street and Longbrook Avenue overpasses underway. American Legion Drum and Bugle corps posts officers’ election to May. Miss Li Simpson, Sterling House Dance director, in NEI36 Bridgeport Hospital. CYO parish members attend Mass daily this Lent. Katherine Kelly notes remaining vacancies in Sterling House French classes for ages seven to twelve. Stratford Jaycees extend Model Making contest deadline to March 3. Sterling House supplies rules. Cub Scout David Shea earns Webelos badge and moves to Boy Scout troop 72. birthday observed Sunday. Stratford Tuberculosis committee thanks Mrs. Scarlees and Mrs. Nowland for assistance.
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First National Church
Francis P. Burr
Turnpike
East Main Street
Longbrook Avenue
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Old Timers Association
P. George
Li Simpson
Sterling House
Bridgeport Hospital
CYO
Stratford
Shelton
Mark Dressler
Katherine Kelly
Stratford Jaycees
David Shea
First Methodist Church
Stratford Tuberculosis Committee
Ethel B. Scarlees
Theodora Nowland
Com
Laymen's League Dinner Set at First Congregational Tonight
The Rev. Albert W. Sheckles of Bridgeport First Baptist Church will speak at the Laymen's League dinner at 8 45 tonight in the First Congregational church. He is a former director of Christian Education for the Baptist convention of New York state.
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Neer
Albert W. Sheckles
First Baptist Church of
Bridgeport
Christian Education
The
Baptist Convention of
New York State
Fairfield Drivers Ordered to Attend Safe Driving Clinic
Four drivers in Fairfield Town were ordered by Judge John H. Neorton to attend a March 4 Safe Driving Clinic after pleading guilty to motor vehicle violations. The group includes Sandra Skalkos Jerome Lothard John Teague and Charles Stokes with varied fines and charges. Bond of further cases from area drivers with licenses renewals and stop sign or right of way violations are noted, plus two Fairfield cases continued to March 10 for alleged break in at Washington school. A New York bill proposes a license ban without physician certificate for epilepsy or similar conditions.
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Fairfield
John H. Neorton
Fairfield Town
Sandra Skalkos
Quaker Lane
Jerome Lothard
Mencel Circle
John Teague
Newhall Street
New Haven
Charles Stokes
Winchester Avenue
Philip C. Adams
Perry Street
John E. Hull
Wilton Road
Jacobo
Colon
Broad Street
Albert’ Weis
Grovers Avenue
Richard J. Bush
Taylor Drive
Vincent Lepore
Pine Creek Avenue
Edward Pekar
Sunset Avenue
Richard Erwin
Huntington Street
Shelton
William V. Evanko Jr
Prospect Drive
Stratford
John Huber
Villa Avenue
Gordon Hayes
Second Street
Washington School
Pack 174 Dinner Set Plans Blue and Gold Night
Stony Brook school Cub Pack 174 will honor seven Webelos with awards at a Wednesday 6 p.m. Blue and Gold dinner in Housatonic lodge. Awards go to Alfred Currie Ronald Allen James McMaugh Bruce Murray Richard D Onofrio Harold Colewell George Panas David Hedge Gary Chevalier Michael DeVivo Thomas Gumkowski. Guests include Mr and Mrs Arthur Keefe Edward F McMaugh and Mrs George Volchko PTA president. A midweek Lenten meeting at First Methodist church Wednesday at 730 p.m. will feature a sound film How We got Our Bible with Rev Melville S Bulmer announcing a social program.
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Cub Pack
Pequot School
Albert Murren
Sasca Council
Michael Drabski
Daniel Nadal
John Skutel
Den
William Gumpper Jr
Walter Waites
Thomas Jensen
Howard Champion
Thomas Northrop
Cary Champion
John Langan
Robert Lewis
William Hansen
Walter’ Valites
Fred Lewis
John Simpson
Norine Kennedy
Pequot
Alvin Northrop
Thomas Isaacs
Sasco
John Keyes
Willam Gumpper
Victor Salvo
George Marr
Galldgo
St. Thomas’ Guild
Guild
Woman’s Guild
First Church
Congregational
William Ebershank
Ruth C. Pillsbury
California
Health Department
Stonybrook School
Housatonic Lodge
William Krude
Timothy Ahern
Charles Gumkowski
Kevin Harrigan
Fred Kiesper
Ernest Labaro
Kenneth Gardner
Alfred Currie
Ronald Allen
James McMaugh
Bruce Murray
Richard D'Onofrio
Harold Colewell
George Panas
David Hedge
Gary Chevalier
Michael DeVivo
Thomas Gumkowski
Arthur Keefe
Edward F. McMaugh
George Volchko
PTA
First Methodist
Melville S. Bulmer
First District Elects Ray C Peterson Chairman
Ray C. Peterson elected chairman of the First District Republican club with Mitzi E. Fennel as vice chair and James Birge as treasurer. Also endorsed for the town committee are Peterson Fennel Birge Frederik Nesshoever and LaBrecque. Council meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Municipal building to discuss the Sedgwick school report by C Wellington Walker.
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Ray C. Peterson
First District
Republican Club
Mitzi E. Fennel
James Birge
Margaret S. Marzik
Republican Town Committee
Ray Peterson
Mitzi Fennel
William F. Thiessen
Frederick Nesshoever
Francis H. LaBrecque
Sedgwick School
C. Wellington Walker
Archi
Seals and Clerical Work Event Noted in Bridgeport
Fragmentary item cites Mex J Edward Pratt at 1135 West Broad Street as a patient in NW208 Bridgeport. Mentions Fire Department and junior basketball game at high school gym with a start time of 8 p m.
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J. Edward Pratt
West Broad Street
Bridgeport
Fire
Merch
Board invites bids for West End elementary school
Board of Education president Francis J. King announced bids are invited from contractors to build the proposed new 12 million dollar West End elementary school near Wordin Avenue and the P. T. Barnum Apartment. A special meeting is set for March 14 to open the bids.
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Board of Education
Francis J. King
West End
Wordin Avenue
P. T. Barnum
Stratford Court Sits on Seven Traffic Cases
Judge Raymond B Rubens disposed of seven motor vehicle violation cases in Stratford traffeld town court. Defendants include Leroy Englehard 168 Booth Stratford for faulty equipment 12 dollars and Paul Gasiz 151 Pacific 58 Dewey red speeding 18 dollars. Other convictions list Howard Reeves Bridgeport speeding 3 dollars and William Weaver Bridgeport passing a red light 6 dollars.
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Srea
Traffeld
Raymond B Rubens
Bres
Esplanade
Leroy C. Englehard
Stratford
Howard J. Fanning
Robbins Court
Paul R. Gasiz
Pacific
Dewey Street
Howard J. Reeves
Hough Avenue
Bridgeport
William C. Weaverly
Maple Street
How To Be A Perfect Guest In March Digest
Elsa Maxwell offers tested tips for being a great guest and party host in Reader's Digest. The March issue promises eight other articles on conversation and sociability, with guidance on being interesting imaginative and gracious at events.
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Kew
Elsa Maxwell
Elsa
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