Auxiliary Schedules Program Monday At Pootatuck Club
Mrs. Fred Ashcroft will preside at the monthly meeting of the Women’s auxiliary of the Pootatuck Yacht Club Monday evening at 8 o’clock in the club house Stratford. Following a brief business session, Mrs. George Haramis will present the Stratford PAL trick shooting teams under Sgt. Daniel Carten. Refreshments will be served and husbands are invited. A card party is planned for Aug 18 with reservations via Mrs. Ashcroft.
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Fred Ashcroft
Pootatuck Yacht ~ Club
Stratford
George Haramis
Stratford Pal
Daniel Carten
Edward Johnson
Charles Bauer
Raymond, Bernard
Louis Briel
Marilyn Woodyard Names Attendants
Plans completed for the wedding of Marilyn Jean Woodyard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cy Woodyard of Neptune New Jersey to Newton F. Lockhart son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. C. Lockhart of Stratford. The ceremony is set for August 30 at 3 30 p m at Trinity Methodist Church Poughkeepsie New York with Rev. D George Davies officiating. A reception will follow in church parlors. Mrs David L. Mallett of Cleveland Ohio will attend her cousin and John W. Lockhart of Philadelphia will be best man. Ushers are Donald R. Lockhart Milford and Owen W. Woodyard Neptune. The bride elect studied at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio and Northwestern University Evanston Illinois. She is a mathematician programmer for IBM Poughkeepsie. The groom is a Northeastern University Boston Massachusetts graduate and electrical engineer with IBM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jean . Woodyard
Orville Cy Woodyard
Neptune
Newton
Lockhart
John Gc.lockhart
Ridge Road
Stratford
Trinity Methodist Church
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
D. George Davies
David L. Mallett
Cleveland
Ohio
John W. Lockhart
Philadelphia
Donald R. Lockhart
Milford
Owen W. Woodyard
N. d
Muskingum College
New Concord
Northwestern University
Evanston, Jr
VFW Auxiliary Installation Set At Winston Post
The VFW Auxiliary to Winston R. Dina Post will be instituted by Chief of Staff Mrs. Charles Campbell tomorrow at 4 p.m. in VFW hall at 396 Stratford Avenue. Officers to be installed include President Mrs. Herman Simmons and several senior officers, with trustees and aides listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston R. Dina
VFW
Charles Campbell
VFW Hall
Stratford Avenue
Herman Simmons
John Hays
James Stuart
Arlette Etheredge
Don Heyward
Albert Forte
Madelyn Dina
Alex Bish
Joyce Roebuck
Maurice Carter
Leroy Haggans
Willie Parsons
Wayman Black
Raymond Robinson
Nannette Dina
Richard Watts
Beverly Sartain's Engagement Announced in Newtown
The engagement of Miss Beverly Ruth Sartain to Harold F. Dachenhausen is announced by her mother Mrs. Emma Sartain of Aunt Park Jane Newtown. The wedding is planned for Sept 6. Sartain is a Newtown High School graduate employed by Sperry Products in Danbury. Dachenhausen is a Los Angeles division sales rep for American Brass and an alumnus of St Lawrence University Canton NY. Stratford Pioneer Women to host barbecue luncheon Aug 1 at Mrs. David Miller's home with activities for children and a list of assisting members. Bridgeport School of Beauty Culture students and graduates will sponsor an all day picnic Aug 3 at Lake Quassapaug. contact Mrs. Lucy Cogan or Mrs. Palma Giardiani for info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ruth Sartain
Harold F. Dachenhausen
Theodore Dachenhausen
West Redding
Emma Sartain
Stratford Pioneer Women
David Miller
Lobdell Drive
Stratford
Miller
Irwin Davis
Samuel Barr
Sam Ruskin
Edward
Carles
Walter ‘Berkowitz
Kene Theeack Weamewal
Joseph Hreppet
Bridgeport School of Beauty Culture
Lake Quassapaug
Lucy Cogan
Palma Giardiani
Porter Silverstone wedding in Washington
Mrs Walter Cook of Washington announces the marriage of her daughter Gail Porter to Jonathan Silverstone on July 19 in Washington. The couple will reside in Washington. The bride’s father in law and mother in law are noted Hartford connections. The groom, a Harvard Law graduate, works with the Secretary of the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cook
Washington, D.C
Gail Porter, Boyce
Jonathan Silverstone
Harry Silverstone
West
Mountain Road
Hartford
Washington
Silverstone
George Washington University
Corcorane Art Gallery
Loomis School
Windsor
Harvard University
Yale University School of Law
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Air Force
J. C. Goldbaum
New Haven
Goldbaum
Louis Silverstone
Bridgeport
Yakutgyyak
Bridge hand poised for decisive West play
A bridge hand from a north south contest features West with Q10754 and K10, East with AAKIBE, South with (D). The layout shows WAQ52 versus 74 and HKO42, with 10865 in the south. The deal invites strategic play for the declarer and defenders.
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NORTH
Quilt motif pattern offer from Laura Wheeler book
Advertisement for Quilt pattern 542 detailing transfers of seven motifs sized for various quilt blocks. Price 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for 1st class mailing. Include name address zone. Bonus two complete patterns in Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book. Also promotes dozens more designs and a 25 cent book copy.
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Bridgeort
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Why the unlucky expert bids five diamonds in bridge
Oswald Jacoby relays a bridge tale where West opens one spade and South, vulnerable, bids five diamonds after North and South pass. The club and heart honors are stacked, yielding a six hundred score for the five diamonds contract, while other tables reach four spades or higher, with varying results.
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Oswald Jacoby
Bridge puzzle prompts bold seven clubs bid
South holds A3 2 and spades A Q B E five, and clubs A K, A J m three. The auction shows spade cue. Decide bid now to maximize contract. The Ukrainian Day picnic is tomorrow 2 to 9 pm at Gynowicz Grove, Fairview Ave extension, benefiting St. Mary’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church on Beach Street with games contests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gynowicz
Fairview Avenue
St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
Beach Street
Bridal attendants chosen for Veronica Connors wedding
Veronica I Connors and William J Hendrick Jr announce attendants for their August 2 ceremony at St Brendens Church New Haven Rev Lawrence Wrenn will perform. Matron of honor is Mrs Kenneth Crowley of Jamaica S J. Attendants include Miss Barbara Byrne Miss Cynthia Butler Mrs John Slav in Mrs Charles Hague. Best man Charles Hague ushers Thomas Conners Leo Connors John Schmidt William Schmidt flower girl Betsy Ceile Start. Reception at St Agnes hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica I. Connors
William J. Hendrick, Jr
St. Brenden's Church
New Haven
Lawrence
Wrenn
Twill
Kenneth Crowley
Jamaica
S. J
Barbara Byrne
Cynthia Butler
John Slavin
Charles Hague
Betsy Ceile
Sycamore
Usher
Thomas Conners
Leo ‘Connors
John Schmidt
William Schmidt
St. Agnes Hall
Officers Reelected by Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Vera Nasal was elected president of the George Alfred Smith unit American Legion auxiliary for the coming year. Also retained were Mrs. Anna Gasper as first vice president, Mrs. Alice Coe as second vice president, Miss Ann V. Carroll as secretary, Mrs. Agnes Caplette as treasurer, Mrs. Marjorie Curran as chaplain, Mrs. Tillie Myers as historian, Mrs. Helen Preach as sergeant at arms with Mrs. Gertrude Garofalo as assistant. Executive board includes Mrs. Belle Benton, Mrs. Doris Gott and Mrs. Geraldine King. Installations planned for the August meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Nasal
George’ Alfred Smith
American Legion
Anna Gasper
Alice’ Coe
Ann V. Carroll
Agnés. Caplette
Marjorie Curran
Tillie Myers
Helen
Preach
Gertrude Garofalo
Belle’ Benton
Doris Gott
Geraldine King
Advise on Your HEALTH by Dr Herman Bundesen
The article outlines the rise of medical specialization and defends the continued importance of the family general practitioner. It explains how doctors coordinate with specialists, notes the GP as team captain, and emphasizes up-to-date training and broad scope in diagnosis and treatment.
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Herman Bundesen, M.D
Iit
Yesteryear
Ham Pineapple Fritters And Lemon Puff Pie Treats
Ground ham mixed with crushed pineapple yields fritters for summer meals. Recipe details include flour, baking powder, milk, eggs, and frying at 850 degrees. Also provides Lemon Puff Pie using gelatin, limeade or lemonade, evaporated milk, and a chilled pie shell with optional food coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caursnan
Understanding CHILDRE By Angelo Patri Pets At Vacation Time
A plea on pet responsibility during summer and a call to avoid abandoning animals. Children should care for dogs or cats, as pets are living beings with feelings, not toys. Only give a pet to a child who will feed, groom, and take it along, teaching loyalty, duty, and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Jonto
Towser
Onelaven
Man Given Jail Term For Drowning Cat In Dearborn
July 25 AP Rich ard Miller 52 of Dearborn started a 30 day sentence in the Detroit House of Correction for drowning a neighbor boy’s yellow and white striped cat. Police said he snatched the pet from 11 year old Michael Furlong and dunked it in a pail of water until it drowned. Miller said he was mad at the cat for killing birds and chasing squirrels and described himself as an extremely nervous man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deroit
Richard Miller
Dearborn
Miller
Detroit House of Correction
Michael Furlong
Cocoa Drop Cookies With Tea Sandwiches And Spreads
A recipe roundup by Cecily Brownstone features Cocoa Drop Cookies with a flavor set including cucumber and watercress sandwiches and a smoky cheese spread. Ingredients cover flour cocoa salt cinnamon cloves butter brown sugar baking soda vanilla egg buttermilk and walnuts. Mixing and baking steps are outlined with standard creaming and folding methods.
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Pootatuck
Marilyn Woodyard
Newton Lockhart
Beverly Sartain
TRUTH
Davidson's Decorators
David’ Shapleigh, Jr
Nichols Avenue
Wentworth By-the-Sea
Portsmouth
N.H
Gail ‘Boyce
Jacoby
Sensche
Veronica Connors
Iw. Hendrick, Jr
Legion Auxiliary
Eannaey Ween Manany
M.D
Lor
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food and Marketa
Understandin Childre
Angelo Patri
Cecily Brownstone
Esau
Nis
Cannon Street
Amr
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