Danbury Veterans Benefit Totals and Local News
Danbury area veterans and dependents received about 447720 in benefits during the past year per Augustus J. Hennessey director. The report lists compensation and pensions totaling 92295986 plus training, hospital care, burial allowances, life insurance and related services. Local notes include golf event plans at War Memorial and appointments and promotions in area businesses.
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Danbury
Danbury Area
Veterans Hospital
Connecticut
Women’s Golf Association
Mary Hutchinson
Tadton Hill Road
Newtown
John Mannion
Holiday Ball at Ridgewood Plans Weekend Events
Independence Day weekend activities at Ridgewood Country Club include the annual Red White and Blue ball Saturday night and a mixed foursome golf exhibition. The program lists cocktails at 7 and dinner from 8 to 9 15 with Sunday afternoon events to follow.
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Wharton Ford Orchestra
Vaice
Maureen Orcutt
Beni Parola
White Beaches Country Club
New Jersey
Charlotte DeCozen
Montclair ‘Country ‘Club
Bob’ Cloughen
Ridgewood
Wagner College Dean's List Scholars Named for Staten Island
Readable record notes students at Wagner College on Staten Island NY earning dean's list recognition for semester averages at least 2.2 across 12 or more courses. A separate corporate filing lists Kilian's Market Germantown district with incorporators Kilian Marlis and Rader Martin A. and authorized 1000 shares at $100, starting capital $34,000.
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Wagner College
Staten Island
N.Y
J. ‘Augustus Deakin
Kilian’s Market
Germantown
Andréw
Marlis Kilian
Shepard Road
Martin A. Rader
Highland Drive
Firemen Steak Dinner Raised by West Redding VFD
The West Redding Volunteer Fire Department No. 2 hosts an annual steak dinner on the firehouse grounds Saturday with Robert W. Pattison leading the committee and the auxiliary handling coffee and desserts. Also noted are Grange competitive night plans for July 14 with two teams, rehearsals, and refreshments provided by local members and spouses.
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Redding
West
Robert W. Pattison
Woman's Auxiliary
Grange
Philip. E. Bergquist
Ernest Williams
Bergquist
Harry House
Shirley Johnson
James Broderick Named Firemen Show Head
James F. Broderick named chairman of Milford Fire Department 14th annual Firemen’s Variety Show. The 10 act New York revue will be Aug 2 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with a 2 p.m. Children's performance. Co chairs Steve Racz and Al Porter. treasurer James Stewart. program committee John Costello Milton Osgood Larry Mitchell Ken Huber. Chief Richard F. Coley honorary chairman. Tickets on sale at fire stations. Booking agent Thomas O’Connell of New York City.
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James F. Broderick
Milfords
New York
Steve Racz
al Porter
Mr. Broderick
James ‘Stewart
John Costello
Milton Osgood
Larry Mitchell
Ken Huber
Richard F. Coley
Broderick
Thomas O'Connell
New York City
George Weed
Robert W
Eleanor L. Bain I
Donald
Joyce Bird
Pearl Hill Street
Julian and
Curtis Booth
John J. Bat Cecile G. Fairhee
Seaview
Avenue
People’s Savings Bank of Bridgeport
Summer G. Whittler
Veterans Affairs
Greenfield Road
Atlas plans large $623000 Post Road shopping center
Atlas Milford Inc receives a building permit for a 69,309 square foot single story commercial building in its $30 million Post Road shopping center project. Building Inspector Carl Viola issues the permit along with several other permits for residences and alterations in nearby properties. The Board of Education denies a boundary change requested for Kay Avenue school to avoid double sessions. Local leagues report multiple baseball games with notable home runs and wins. The town manager begins drafting the annual fiscal year report due July 31. Marriage intent notices include Helen Daly and Patsy Sorretino plus Ruth Pine and Richard Bonner. Linda Whitnall is praised for rescuing a drowning victim.
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Atlas Milford,Inc
Post Road
Carl T. Viola
Lawrence ,M. Turner
Sparrow Bush Lane
Delphine A. Dubois
Naugatuck Avenue
Edward G. Banks
Plains Road
William Flanagan
Melba’ Street
Donald Stewart
Old Field Lane
Thomas I. Norton
Naugatuck Ayiue
Kay Avenue
Board of Education
Kay ‘Avenue School
Joseph A. Foran
Lenox Avenue
James Paul
Trinity Lutheran
Chris Nelson
Blase
Harry Baker
Lutherans
Woodmouth
Norden
VEFW
Police Department
Walt Nichols
Vets
Tom Canschi
Corona Park
Milford River
Don Walkley
Jack Finn
Fred Moffett
Charles R. ‘ Iovino
George Weed
Helen Ignatowski
Daly
Herbert Street
Fireworks display and Little League games planned tonight
The Exchange club and Volunteer Fire Department host an 8 30 p m fireworks show at the school field with a flag ceremony and a 9 p.m. start. A pre-event softball game pits Exchange members against firefighters. James J Hooker leads, with Michael J Ceruzzi and others assisting. donations from firemen boosted the show. A rainout makeup game and Little League matchups at Easton Park follow, alongside Confessions for family Communion Sunday at Notre Dame. Staples school enrollment figures are released by Superintendent Lumley noting space constraints in kindergarten and fourth grade and 49 ninth graders in 1958 with 7 private-school graduates.
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Exchange Club
Fire Department
James J. Hooker
Michael
J. Ceruzzi
Sheldon Smohan
Charles L. Batchelder
James J. Srederick
Homer L. Bradley
Hooker
Boy Scouts
Russell’ P. Cumming
Easton Park
Notre Dame
Easton
Little League Bears
Hawks
Bears
Edward S. Myers
A. J. Chrzanowski
Lynn M. Esten
Board of Education
Raymond H. Lumley
Staples
Lumley
Helen Bilash
Mutual funds report June assets and per share value
Great American Investors Co Inc posts net assets of 62.78 million or 31.81 a share vs 70.19 million or 45.89 a share a year earlier. Niagara Share Corp shows 45.89 million or 25.46 a share vs 50.81 million or 28.18 a share a year earlier. General Mutual Fund Inc reports 5.41 million or 16.44 a share on 328,987 shares vs 5.20 million or 17.12 a share on 303,927 shares a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great American Investors Co, Inc
Niagara Share Corp
General Mutual Fund Inc
Monroe-Stepdney Post Reports Postal Revenue Rise
The Stevenson Post Office posted June quarter receipts of 473.13, up 54.89 from last year, with six month total of 866.88, up 197.50 over 1957. Summer hours listed and last daily mail at 6 15 p.m. Building permits issued include Cahill, Ladd, Gulas, Hofferman, Schoenberg, Page, and others. local clubs schedule picnics and meetings. Monroe Library to close for a holiday weekend.
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Monroe-Stepneys Stevenson
Stevenson
Saime
Anamarie W. Clifford
Erik Olsen
Marcia Cahill
Valley View Road
Robert Ladd
Business
Mary Gulas
Purdy Hill Road
Donald Hoffer-man
Maple Terrace
M. Nordan Schoenberg
Pepper Street
Thomas Page
Lynn Rive
Stamford Boys Club
Fred Kelley
Old Webb Road
Myron J
June Wininger
Church Street
Lavern B. Carey
Old Zoar Road
East Village
Methodist Church Men's Club
Charles Cornut
Theodore Nichols
Dwain E. Ranall
Dentist Kilbey Opens Easton Office in July
Dr. Charles R. Kilbey, former Milford resident and Bridgeport dentist, moves to Manor Lane and Sport Hill Road in Easton and will open his general dentistry and oral surgery practice in the third week of July. He is a Tufts and UConn graduate, WW II veteran, and former Army captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Kilbey
Patterson Club
Congregational Church of
Baston
Kilney
Ruth Vachon
Bridgewater, Mass
Mass. Memorial Hospital
Boston
Cynthia Louise
Town licenses issued to plumbers and electricians
June license revenue totaled 475 with 22 licenses issued under a new town ordinance requiring master and journeyman plumbers and electricians to be licensed. Construction values fell from 527473 in May to 255935 in June while building permits dropped from 60 in May to 44 in June.
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Arthur A. Miller
Pines and Zoning Commission
Miller
Robert Wyllie
George Street
Greens Farms
Thomas Lynch
Roseville Road
Selectmen Purchase Two Highway Trucks
The Board of Selectmen has contracted to buy two trucks for highway work. The purchase aims to improve road maintenance capacity and fleet efficiency amid upcoming seasonal demands.
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Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Fireworks Tonight At Compa Beach
The only legal display in town will be set off at 9 15 p m at Compa Beach under the sponsorship of the Police Athletic League Tickets cost 1 and children under 12 are admitted free The Cedar Point Yacht Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compa Beach
Police Athletic League
Cedar Point
Boy Hurt on Train Sues Railroad for 20000
Milford mother files a 20000 suit in New Haven Superior Court on behalf of her 11 year old son David Boras who lost tips of two fingers when a door slammed shut on his hand after he tried to exit a New Haven line train on Feb 3. Plastic surgery was performed and a 12 month count shows a record number of ocean going vessels.
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Milford
New York, New Haven
Fourth of July Commodore Cup at Compo Beach
The club will stage its annual Commodore Cup sailing races this afternoon off Compo Beach. A buffet luncheon follows at 12 30 p m at the yacht club with all members and friends invited. Plans for a bocce league stalled as reps failed to attend YMCA meeting for Recreation Commission run league.
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Compo Beach
Yacht Club
YMCA
Recreation Commission
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Paul Cole
Air Service Committee
Paul F. Cole
Transportation and Air Service Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Raymond
Mann
Cole
Civil Aeronautics Board
States
New York Airways
Mr. Cole
Robert R. Goodfellow
Graham Wagenseil
Fred Timms
Arthur Beck
Robert $. Judd
Thomas Connelly
Carl N
Albert
Frank S&s. Stevens
Hell-Coil
Leo J. Brancato
The
Lane
Karl.h. Eppel
Chestnut Ridge
Bethel
Edward W. McLaren
Ball Pond
New Fairfield
Mr. Epple
Heli-Coil
Massachusetts ‘Institute of ‘Technology
U.S. Air Force
McLaren
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rutgers University
Army Signal Corps
John Bradjar
Andrew M. Bradjar
Spring Street
Ason
Robert B. Mofffette
Trumbull Ctr
White Plains RD
Trumbull
Jerry Williams
Putnam Park’ Road
Camp Berger
Winchester
Carol
Anne Bronson
Stations Road
Timber Trails
Sherman
Miss Bronson
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
GOP
Edward A. Platt
Fairfield County
George W. Banks
Hjalmar Anderson
Donn Barber
Richard A. Youngbery
Helen Venning
Simpang Turnpike
West Redding
Venning
William D. Cooper
Alien
Judith
John
Morristown
Tenn
James Broderick
Firemen’s Show
Fair Grounds
Albert H
Hornig
Anthony &Cordio
Horseshoe Drive
Rosario V. Gillotti
Mill Ridge
Gerald A. Tardif
Badaracco
Midfield
Robert H. Woods
Taylor
Robert J. Cooper
Fairchild
D. Joseph
Woods
Cooper
Ridgefield
Atlas
Linda Whitnall
London Reports
Dar
Monroe Fire ‘Company
Willard Starr
Janette
Society of St. Stephen's Church
Wiley. Memorial Library
iLongs Hill
Ray Bolmer
North Park Avenue
Monroe Library
Thebrary
George J. Pisstey
Downs Road
Robert Pistey
Wayne
Susan
George ™ Pistey, Jr
Oscar Johnston
Flushing
LL. 1
Bobby
Tommy
Woodside
L. 1
Sophie Novotnik
Richard A. Boyce
Diana and
Wheeler Road
Lake Candlewood
Westport
First
Herbert E. Baldwin
Horosky Motors
International
Herbert BE
Baldwin
Howard W. Gault
Riverside ‘Avenue
J. P. Donahue
East Norwalk
P. B. German
Fairfield
Amsterdam
the Nether
Ands
Tine Main
Cannon Streets
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn
Howland's Appliances
Glenwood Lumber
IS Herwin "Williams
Glenwood
Glenwood LA Smansand Res
Beardsley
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