Church Society Plans Summer Events in Redding
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of Long Ridge Methodist Church in Redding maps summer activities. Officers include Mrs. John Brown president and Miss Lucy C. Stietze treasurer. July features a doll show and sale, August hosts a cob supper and a food sale, with tea and bake goods. An Art Show for children runs July 19 at the Christ Episcopal church fair. Edgar J. Aiken will substitute as organist on July 6. Fire District No. 1 plans its annual meeting to set the fire tax and elect officers.
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Redding
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Long Ridge Methodist Church
John Brown
Russell A, Loring
Lucy C. Stietze
William W. Ryden
Miss Stietzel
Warren S. Darling
William E. Deeper
William Homer Colgate
Stietzel
Christ Church
Edgar J. Aiken
Christ Episcopal Church
George Grant
Laurence M. Ford
Earle G. Sanford
Vincent J. Hayes
Khrushchev Attacks West at Leningrad Rally
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev mocked orange-size earth satellites and warned the West against atomic and rocket bases in a speech to steel workers in Leningrad. He insisted Sputniks prove socialist heights and denounced Yugoslav leaders opposing Moscow.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Leningrad
Khrushchev
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
United States
Zoning Board Set to Hear Nine Waiver Appeals Thursday
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing Thursday at 3 p.m. in the town courtroom to review nine waiver requests for zoning regulations. Kawalsky Properties seeks permission to build on 17 non conforming lots on Richmondville Avenue. Parsell Greens Farms contractor requests similar permission for Tupelo Road and others. The agenda lists Lyn Harding, Ian Martin, Raymond Snell, Alfred Restivo, Emanuel Massiello, Victor Sunderland, and Francis Hill among the applicants seeking lot divisions or building permissions on various streets including Cross Highway, North Compo Road, North Main Street, Big Pines Road, and Edgewater Hillside.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Kawalsky Properties, Inc
Richmondville Avenue
Tupelo Road
Jane
Alan A. Parsell
Greens Farms
Grenville C. Mackenzie
Lyn H. Harding
Hillspoint Road
Prospect Street
Ian Martin
Sherwood Drive
Raymond C. Snell
Burritt’s Landing
John B. Morris
Cross Highway
North Compo Road
North Main Street
Alfred J
Gertrude Restivo
Big Pines Road
Emanuel Massiello
Victor Sunderland
Francis A. Hill
Edgewater
Town Clerk Lists Property Sales and Voter Registration
The page notes warranty deeds filed in the Town Clerk’s office listing transfers on Compo Parkway Easton Road Main Street and other properties, plus the Board of Admissions will register new voters July 23 in the town courtroom. It also mentions local church services and dentist Michael DeSantis opening an office at 226 East State Street on August 1.
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Lois R. Clark
John
Carmella Vento
Compo Parkway
James K
Margaret D. McManus
Mildred Dollner
Owenoke Park
Edward A
Harriet Richmond
New York City
Tuten Realty Company
Easton Road
William H
Marjorie. W. van Scoycc
John Cavanaugh and Sons, Inc
Saugatuck Shores
Merna
M. Scott
Colonial Buildings, Inc
Main Street
Nate
Archie Greenberg
Louis G. Weeks
Dogwood
Jane
Irving
Anna Weltz
Paul R. Loughlin
Sturges Common
D. Reynolds
Moore
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred
Belle D. Hayes
Beachside Avenue
White Haven Realty Company, Inc
Henry Redeke
Compo Beach
Carl W. Redeke
Compo Road
John W
Mildred M. Redeke
Alfred J
Gertrude T. Restivo
Big Pines Road
Robert C
Eleanor J. Rose
Douglaston
Louis and
Louise Indelicato
Buena Vista Drive
Mary H. Simms
Weston
Eugene J. Wynne
Westfair Drive
William Vornkahl, Jr
George R. Vorkahl
Louis Indelicata
Hillspoint
Greens Farms
George D. Constantines
Amelian, Wyllie
Cross Highway
North Avenue
William EF
Audrey K. Roos
New Cannan
Stuart F
Freda R. Heinritz
Hillspoint Road
Gerhard T
Birgit .O. Feyling
Stamford
Charles R
Robina Roll
Riverside Avenue
William and
Eileen Baxter
East Norwalk
John Soltis
Outrine
Shari Lewis
Board Road
Michael DeSantis
DDS
East State Street
Alley Cat World Revealed by Downtown Night Watchman Tale
A downtown account describes alley cats as wary, wanderers who scorn human favors. The narrator observes furtive tomcats avoiding contact, dodging traffic, and seeking shelter near cars and tenements while a night watchman notes their wary, survivalist nature and ongoing replacement of mousers at a local eatery.
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Ash
Right of Speech Honored at Harborview Independence Day
Judge J Richard Fay urged preservation of liberty and justice through the right to espouse the truth at Harborview Beach Independence Day event. The ceremony followed a children's parade and a tribute at the Soldiers’ monument with remarks by city officials and local clergy.
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Harbors'view Beach
J. ‘Richard Fay
Harborview Beach
Drina Sherwood
Christopher Cooke
Jean Page
Charles D. Steurer
Association
Edward H. Ehart, Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
James P. McGrath
St. Matthews Parish
Frank J. Cooke
David A. Page, Jr
John C. Threlfall
John H. Bell
Henry Maury
Paul Kahl
Russell Hocker
Russell Raycroft
Walter Reischer
K. B. Benson
Thomas J. Farley
Cooke
Milford Town Manager Seeks Finance Director Post
Milford searches for a new Finance Director after John J. Kemish resigns to become town controller in Westport. Charles Iovine says about 15 applications expected with two received so far. Acting director to be named. fill takes about three months with top candidates interviewed. Birth notices and local sports and classes follow in the same Milford page.
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Milford
Charles R. Tovino
John J. Kemish
Westport
Iovine
Fairfield County
Kemish
Iovino
Four Die As California Town Fire Burns Smith River Home
Four people were killed when a morning fire swept through Smith River California. Victims included James Mathews and Mildred Mathews both 38 and Laure Halbein 9 with sister Teanette 7. Holbein children Darrell 11 and David 6 escaped from the apartment. The blaze destroyed a cottage, a two story apartment and the town library as about 400 residents helped fight the flames.
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Smith River
Calif
Crescent City
California
James Mathews
Mildred
Laure Halbein
Teanette
Mathews
Holbein
del Notre
Darrell
David
Four Children Injured by Firecracker Prank in International Falls
Four children were seriously injured when a dynamite cap tossed through an open car window exploded during a holiday prank in International Falls Minnesota. The blast occurred as mother Mrs Harold Gartzke bought candy nearby. Leroy Gartzke ten lost all fingertips right hand and suffered hand and arm injuries while sister Betty seven sustained eye injuries. June eleven sustained arm burns and fragment injuries and Donald four suffered facial injuries. Police and sheriff deputies searched the downtown area for the responsible party.
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International Falls
Minn
Harold Gartzke
Leroy Gartzke
Betty
June
Donald
Activities to Start At Playgrounds Monday
Recreation department launches summer playground program led by Roy M Lund Jr with activities in basketball baseball golf tennis and archery. Basketball for boys 8 18 at Grove Circle and Hawley playgrounds Monday Wednesday Friday 9 30 am to 1 noon. Baseball for 8 12 at Washington field Tuesday Thursday 9 30 am to 12 noon. Golf for 8 18 boys and girls.
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Fowler Memorial Field
Washington Tennis Courts
Recreation Department
Roy M. Lund, Jr
Grove Circle
Hawley Avenue
Washington Field
Tender Pancakes From Scratch Recipe Note
A vintage tip describes making tender pancakes by mixing pancake mix with carbonated beverage and milk powder, using melted margarine and oil for greasing. Heat a griddle on low to medium, stir until batter is just moistened, and cook until golden. Makes about one dozen pancakes.
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Tabriz
Iran
Newtown Board Sets Friday Special Town Meeting
The Board of Selectmen calls an 8 p.m. session at Edmond Town Hall to review the Elementary School Building Committee final report, consider adopting the State Building Code, and rescind an existing sanitation ordinance. Voters will decide on returning unexpended funds, about $3,500, from the Sandy Hook Elementary project.
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Newtown
Board of Selectmen
Edmond Town Hall
Miles Harris
Sandy Hook
Herbert H. Cutler
Bradley Randall
Harold Jackson
Rudolph Berkemann
William Kloster
Ronald A. Olson
First Selectman
Edward
Coleman
Connecticut State Board
of Education
J. Howard McGoldrick
Edmond
Robery
Doran Co Prepares Envelopes Aided by Post Office Shift
Doran Brothers of Danbury prepares to print extra one cent on every envelope as U S postage rises to four cents. Miller Lauffer machines, built at Shelter Rock Road, will serve Boston New York and Philadelphia post offices. The plant employs 125 with 30 percent at 15 years or more. Officers include John C. Doran president and Robert J. Doran vice president.
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United States Post Office
Doran Brothers
Danbury
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Shelter Rock Road
Miller-Lauffer Printing Equipment Co
Doran Bros
Charles H. Reid
John C. Doran
Robert J. Doran
C. Rudolph Anderson
F. Ritchie Marindin
Morton H. Baker
Frank Stone Continues Danbury Chamber Education Task
Frank M Stone Sr will continue as chairman of Danburys distributive education program. Raymond S Mann and Hubert V Morgan announced ongoing collaboration with school officials to establish a formal training component in Danbury High School curricula. Stone also announced the Aug 20 annual picnic for the 1957 58 class at his home. A sociologist cited that 25 percent of Johannesburg sex crimes were by those under dagga influence.
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Frank M. Stone
Itt Danbury
Raymond S. Mann
Chamber of Commerce
Hubert V. Morgan
Morgan
Mr. Stone
Danbury High School
Stone
Johannesburg
South Africa
Alcoholism blamed for Greenwich death
Greenwich July 3 AP A man found dead in a field last night died of acute alcoholism Stanley L Peck 67 of Greenwich authorities said the death was determined by an autopsy Two men were questioned and released on breach of peace charges Lawrence Michael chuck 43 merchant seaman and Otto Lockner 55 both of Greenwich had been drinking with Peck at chuck s home when a quarrel ensued They were treated at Greenwich hospital for facial cuts Peck was later found dead in the field
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Greenwich
Stanley L. Peck
Antonem
Lawrence Michaelchuck
Otto Lockner
Peck
Michaelchuck
Lockner
Greenwich Hospital
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Watson's
Nine Zone
Villanova College
W. W. Lawrence
Essex
England
Christ and Holy Trinity Episcopal
Holy Communion
Frederic L. C. Lorentzen
Community Methodist
David P.mccracken
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Daniel Estok
Church of the Assumption
St. Luke R. C
Long Lots
Hyde Jane
Church of Christ Scientist
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Quakers
Kingdom and
Reservoir Roads
Wilton
Scotland
Bridgeport
William Lamale
Norwalk
Milford Hospital
Peter Willson
Weeks Trailer Park
Storrs
William DeCelle
Bethany
John Peck
Harkness Drive
Police Department
Corona Park
Allyn Terry
Ed Rogowski
Motor Carriers
Nordens
Woodmonth’s
IRWA
Tom Lonkoski
Merwins
Radar Pointers
U. S. Motors
Cheddy
State Labor Department
Anna Vivian Ahrens
West River Street
Marguerite Ryan
Hill Street
Merle McEntee
Platt Jane
William C. Shea
USN
William J. Shea
Sylvan
Court
Rupertus
San Francisco Bay Area
St. Mary’s
Dennis Moran
Joseph Collonan
Bernard D. Killeen
Robert J. Keen
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom ‘Hall
High Street
Gilbert C. Swift
Grace Baptist
Francis W. Phillips
Mary Taylor
John A. Russell, Jr
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Baptist
Mt Ham Jackson
Fort Trumbull
Howard E. Anderson
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
City Court Report
John J. Sullivan, Jr
Star Club
New York Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Sullivan
Manchester
Board of Tax Review
Board of Assessors
Karl Knaur
Fred Buermeyer
Paul Pierce
Hanover District
Pierce
Pauline Pierce Mulholland
John Mulholland
Trinity
Edwin A. Skipton
James B. Trew
St. Rose
Fairfield State
St. John’s
Ovid Kinsolving
Richard E. Ryder
Society of Friends
Frank Stone
E. Kurtz & Sons Teambull Center
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Ronald G. Freshen
Centar
White Plains
Trumbull Divine Service
Ermont
Jesus
Sunday Post
U.S
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