Mill Plain graduates honored at class day exercises
Awards were presented to Mill Plain graduating class members at eighth grade class day exercises announced by Principal Harold Shea. Certificates honored students for activity excellence, the principal’s award went to 15 outstanding youths, the basketball team earned the 1951 52 championship, track team members won the midget and senior divisions, coaches Josselyn Marlin and Bristol were praised. A Fathers Day sermon will be delivered at 9 am Sunday by lay speaker Rev. Alexander Babos at the Hungarian Reformed and Evangelical church.
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Mill Plain School
Harold Shea
Beverly Tripoli
Bruce Chagnon
James Hood
Richard Bell
Edward Wilcock
Arpad Gancsos
Malcolm Bowes
Winifred Parks
Roger Soderholm
Joyce Colepaugh
Russell Hartt
Charles Young
Saul Pollock
Susan Keller
Beverly Debish
Norman Hildes- Heim
Jane McCorrison
Bruce Richmond
Judith Baker
Christopher Smith
Susan Lovegrove
Karen Jacobson
David Thoore
Wallace Harper
George Davis
Norman Ward
David Coffin
Carlton Josselyn
Bernard Marlin
Elliott Bristol
Justices of the Peace
Hat Contest Tops Golden Agers Program In Legion Hall
A newspaper hat contest will feature the Golden Agers club meeting Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Legion hall with awards for hats made from newspapers. Nearby, Pastime Golden Agers members met in Bridgeport yesterday. Building permits were issued for several residences and porches by inspector Herbert M. Smith. Richard A. Brazis, joining fiancee Rosemary Wiggs, plans an early September wedding. Antiques from Southport history will highlight the village fair at Pequot school grounds tomorrow. Tonight Roger Ludlowe high school graduation exercises, Southport Echoes at Pequot, Little League at Legion field, and a card party plus cake sale are planned to fund stage curtains for Calvin hall.
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Golden Agers Club
Legion Hall
Bridgeport
Herbert M. Smith
Alex Lampert
Old Stratfield Road
William Betchley
South Benson Road
Fred H. Murphy
Quincy Street
Sanford Wallock
Knapps Highway
Peter Sobesko
Spruce Street
Richard A. Brazis
Otto Brazis
Henry Street
Fairfield
Rosemary Wiggs
Lutesville
Brazil
Missouri University
St. Clair
Southport
Pequot
Alden Howland
Frederick Wood
Eveleth
Southport Harbor
Elizabeth Banks
William Buedinger
Roger Ludlowe
Calvin Hall
Nicholas Rozzgonyi
Ladies Aid
Paul Kish
Friendship Circle
Selectmen Accept Resignation From Health Commission
The selectmen accepted Mrs. Ward Merner’s resignation from the Health Commission. She plans to join her husband in Japan. Also noted, Goldenagers honored 86 year old Catherine Bock. Jefferson street to gain five new street lights. Bill Granville acted as secretary for the ZBA when no replacement for Rubena Johnson could be found due to other work. Red Cross officials question blood bank quota if plants undercut donor turnout. 135 of 180 donors came from area plants at Tuesday session. Democratic Town Committee endorsed candidates for justice of the peace and two state representative posts.
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Ward Merner
Health Commission
Merner
Japan
Catherine Bock
Goldenagers Club
Jefferson Street
Bill Granville
Zoning Board of Appeals
Rubena Johnson
Red Cross
Democratic Town Committee
Justices of the Peace
Early Boston Vermont Settler Samuel Barnet in Two Wars
Samuel Barnet an early Boston Vermont settler served as Gen Washington s guard in the American Revolution and later fought in the War of 1812 at age 68.
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Boston, Vt
Samuel Barnet
Gen. Washington
Barnet
Westport Man Inherit One Third Of Estate In Brooklyn
Edmund V. Ditmars of Westport Connecticut will share in an estate valued at twelve thousand dollars left by his mother Gertrude Ditmars of Brooklyn. Letters of administration were issued by Surrogate E Ivan Rubenstein. He will receive a one third share of the residue per intestacy rules. the husband and daughter also share in the estate.
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Brooklyn
Edmund V. Ditmars
Riverside Avenue
Westport
Conn
E. Ivan Rubenstein
Gertrude Ditmars
18Th Street
Berlin Tourism Rebounds With Major Visitor Gains
Berlin shows recovery as a tourist center with a 73 percent rise in foreign visitors and a 66 percent increase in overnight stays for last year compared with the prior year.
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Berlin
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