Thirty Graduates Receive Diplomas at Greenwich School
Thirty graduates were awarded diplomas at Greenwich School in June. Rev John F L Moore of New Canaan addressed the class along with several priests from local churches. Awards honored scholars in math, English, history, geography, spelling, penmanship, art, and industry, with diplomas presented to numerous students and class officers announced.
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Greenwich
Leyeiel
Mayy
May
John FL. Moore
F J. Murphys
St. Mary's Church
Walter Keating
Hartford
Mc, Coleman
St. Catherine's Church
Tiveraide
Joseph Rice
Sacred Heart Church
Ase Port Cheater
Hoev
Ming’ Cooney
Fallewa
Seheiarshil
Mary Aabeth Lely
Mary Elisabeth Fox
Arline Medrese Methe
Christian Dovshine
William James Cunningham
Beatrice Marie Method
Mitchel John
Halka
Michael Mius
Helen Virginiz Laugiin
Charles William Jensen
John Phillip Docker
Joan Francis Fox
Gertrude Mane Cult
Mary Frances Shimesky
Esther Uaccren Reite
Pupi
Gertrude Marie Cuff
Marylizabeth Fox
Mitchell John Halka
Mary Elsabeth Lally
Helen Virginia Louglin
Arline Medrese
Methe
Iliplomag
Alice Aloysia Griggs
Helen Dorothy Ody
Gertrude Marie Duff
William Damon Cunningham
Alexander Charles Dana
Richard Edwin Devber
Bethel Patricia O'Keafe
Charles Edwin Pravey
Francis Michael Ryan
Mary Frances Shimeshy
James Joseph Whaten
Charles William JensenVich
Ariing Medre
Helen Virginia ‘Loughlin
Mary Elizabeth Lally
Evolution of camels traced from North America to modern forms
Visitors to the American Museum of Natural History study a new exhibit detailing camel evolution. A large rock slab from Agat Springs Sioux County Nebraska anchors a display showing five fossil tons of an extinct camel genus. The article describes gradual toe reduction, dental changes, and the spread of camels from North America to Asia, Europe, and South America in later epochs.
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American Museum of Natural History
Agat Springs
Sioux County
Web
North America
Bia
Central Asia
South America
America
Amere
Fairfield Life Guard From English Coast Gains Noted Honours
In a June report from IRETBLN The Telperam notes Fairfield’s life guard Vir in Lewis Dagkworth a Roxallif Savery of Eyreland earned honors after passing the rigorous American Red Cross examination. He was celebrated by local residents and presented a medal before continuing training aboard The Gade Island ship.
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Iretbln
Pepitat Ag Woll
Ted Neack
Rory
Javier
Lewis Dagkworth
A Ienher
Sie
Roxallif Savery
Eyerland
Honor Wimening
Honor Wimening Dn Atustor of Apertheion Rll, Tarecathire
Anghaind
Red Cross
Henry
Pawlyekol
Gade
Tin
Heirs Seek Land Beneath Wilmington Amid Chicago Convention
Four thousand heirs of Swedish explorer Springer gather in Chicago to claim the land Wilmington stands on. They accuse local builders of excluding them and plan legal action with a fund already growing to millions. The group, led by heirs like Mrs. Mary Springer McMahon, outlines a bold bid to inheritance as they discuss plans for settlements, investments, and the city’s future.
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Chicago
Thossand Springer
Maine
California
Tess
Min- Tiesota
Epringer Hetys, Inc
Mnother
Wilmengiin
Wilmington
Farhers
Mary
Springer McMatron
Wlan
Christopher Springer
Rica
McMahon
Mre
Fersongi
Rylhner Heirs
Sherman Hotel
Maren
Mingtom
Smith, & Ranener
GA. Wilkins
Red Tiver
Cuba
Charles
Hell
Molcaxs
Nis
Springer
Asalot
Mr. Springer
Taweyev
Sthal Broun
Stockham
Sweden
Um Aeestar
Sterkhelm
Chiraen
State Quietly Rejects Cost Driven Detours
A garbled public notice references traffic detours being denied due to cost concerns. Mentions of city planning terms and roadway projects appear, with unclear dates and multiple entities obscured by OCR errors. The fragment suggests debate over traffic changes and state involvement, but specifics are unreadable.
Fairfield Club Plans Picnic at Easton Grove
Fairfield Club proposes an afternoon picnic at Easton Grove with members including Robert A. Knight dean Boyle and Sidney Marcuse listed as committee members. Planned activities include games for women and boys, with refreshments served during the event and invitations extended to local families.
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Fairfield Club
Easton Grove
Mersing
Salis
Sae
Hie
Pepaet
Robert A. Knight
Dean, Boyle
Sidney Marcuse
Voramilies
Lordship Children Day Celebrated With Festivities and Prizes
Lordship community observed Children Day with decorated halls, a charming program, and address by Ww. The Loyalty Lodge organized field events including running races and ball games. Prize winners included Lawrence Leasure and Mrs Baker, with social gatherings around the village.
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She & Coua
Loyalty Lodge
Vluh Ce
M. Dufferd Ehateman
Split
Lordship
Med
Liewrence Leasure
Iship
Mr. of
Bridgeyorr Araiy
Prana
Mra
Westport Police Warn Boys Against Pranks
Local police issue warnings to boys about prank activities around town. The message urges restraint and highlights potential safety risks and consequences from mischief near homes and public spaces. Authorities stress enforcing laws and preventing injuries during nighttime and school-related events.
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Westport
Milford fete to feature children program and speakers
A Milford event on Tune 24 includes a child friendly program with Harold Hawking as chairman. Mrs Merler Weld of Norwalk speaks, Miles Beard introduces selections, and Justine Merath y performs with an orchestra and singers.
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Milford
Harold Hawking
Ron Mitten
Tha
Artsy
Thought Father Murdered, Police Find Him Asleep
Special to The Telestag reports a grim scene at St Michael Magyar on George Street where Margaret, Michael’s daughter, believes her father killed himself after a telephoned warning. Police found him alive, asleep, the doors locked, and the daughter deduced a fatal act. The incident prompted a police visit and investigation following the daughter’s message.
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Polige
What If Children Demanded Rights in New York Sit
Fragmented OCR notes describe a proposed child rights league with rules on dry cleaning, appearance, bedtimes, meals, errands fees, prohibited substances, school days, and restricted work for youths under 16. It evidences radical ideas about child welfare and schooling from a historical perspective.
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Cond
Plas
Exeh Wavie
Inp
York
Mitford Adopts New Police Patrol to Improve Service
Mitford approves a new motorized police patrol to replace the aging force. The modern unit, purchased for 8250, includes several motorcycles and upgraded facilities. Delays delayed delivery, but the force expects faster response and better traffic handling once fully operational.
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Mitford
Adselan
Bax
Heat Drives Big Sunday Crowds to Local Beaches
Large seaside crowds gathered Sunday as warm weather drew many visitors to city beaches. Despite some inconveniences and dense crowds, attendance remained high at Seaside Park and nearby piers, with pristine conditions and coastal events attracting families and locals alike.
Milford couple wed in New York ceremony
Miss Bertha Hamm of East Broadway Myrtle Beach and John Tusken of Stamford married in New York Saturday. Attendants July Jordan and Howard Alor of Walnut Beach. After a wedding trip they will live in Myrtle Beach for summer then return to Stamford where Mr Risken is in the auto business.
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Milford
Dune Beach
Bridgeport
Drearn
Bertha Hamm
East Broadway
Myrtl Beach
John Tusken
Stamford
New York
July Jirdan
Howard Alor
Walnut Beach
Risken Oll
Myrtle Beach
Me. Wiken
St. Matty Milford
St. Gabriel's Walnut Beach
Walnut, Beach
Devi
Predua
Markerview Terrace
Mtertains Gillast
Eleanor Hoyt
William P Hoyt
Laurel Beach
Elinor Gillis
Chicago
Gills
Ashley
Charleston
Milford High School
Pes
Anerican Dee Farters
Legions
George Wenx
Fort Trumbull Beach
Devon
Airey
Woodmont
Troon
Roy
Lane Bryan Hill
Frederick C
Bford
Ll. Ford
Gulf Street
Maroyetcy
Trial of Alleged Auto Law Breaker in Westport Today
Valient of Saugatuck faces trial before Judge Genillel for reckless driving after a weeklong arrest by State Policeman Leo Cerrell. Witnesses say he drove at high speed around Lighthouse House curve and struck a lumber truck with no injuries reported. The case proceeds with Assistant Counsel A Denney present in Westport.
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Westport
Daminine M. Valient
Saugatuck
Faugatick Wilcome
Tudee John &. Genillel
Leo F. Cerrell
Valient
Valent
Nofy
Denney
Fr Oy
Westooe
Seigntorh
Will
Acer
Michael Demijnick
Delphian Society Banquet Scheduled in Fairfield
The Delphian Society banquet will be held tomorrow night at 7 at Mrs. Ellet Peck’s summer home in Fairfield. About fifty people are expected, including Mrs. Philip Holzer, and other local members are preparing for the event.
Eight Hart in Auto Collision in New Canaan
June 24 report of a six-vehicle collision on Test road near Danbury involving Francis Jurascheck driving a Yale and Mount Lock Co car and Anthony Fenavere. Jurascheck and Fenavere faced reckless driving charges after a head on crash. both drivers were injured and taken to Stamford Hospital. Passengers from Stamford and Danbury suffered cuts and internal injuries. several named residents were listed among the injured.
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Hn Uanaat
Francis Jurascheck
Yale and
Vownt Lock Company
Anthony Fenavere
Spruce Street
Danbury
Sanatare Wan
White Turascheck
Wan
Stamford
Maple Agenun
Fred Chilfa
Suture Street
Jurascheck
Stamford Hospital
Childs
Schofield
Furascheck
Banaoe
Joseph Blochail
Danvurs
Thomas Cole
Denbury
Alexander Booth
Dann
Arthur Brit
West Danbury
Tax Arrears in Milford Show Marked Reduction
Milford tax records show a 30 percent reduction in arrears since the new fiscal year began. Town books started with 220000 on the uncleared side and about 210000 has been collected, with delinquent taxpayers responding to back tax appeals. Many have paid or arranged to pay half the remaining balance in September, according to Noyes R. Batley.
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Milford
Noyes R. Batley
Adair
Grand L'St
Col« Yy
Shaughnessy on Duty at Fairfield Beach
Fairfield's Thomas Shaughnatsy recently appointed will direct traffic today and weekdays this summer amid warm weather. William Burr also handles traffic at Lenfield and Post Roads, continuing in that role on Sundays during the season.
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Fairfield
Thomas Shaughnatsy
William Burr
Lenfield
Post Toads
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