Honors Granted 1059 Students for Storrs Work
Connecticut Agricultural College names 25 first honor and 34 second honor recipients for the first semester. Registar David L. Greene lists the honorees from Middletown Bethlehem Westport Hartford Waterbury and other towns, with many entries spanning New Haven Hartford and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Anderson
Naugatuck
Paul XK. Ridwell
Hartford
Dorothy Booth
Mortford
Barbara Case
Plainville
Hiram W Chapman
New Cannon
Ruth Clark
Stratford
Alan Farwell
Danbury
Lucy Flege
New Haven
William G. Frank
Helen L. Johnson
Renaldston
George F. Lattin
Guilford
Hubert R
Putnam
Wallis Hy
Pratt Essex
James Jo Shanley
Shore
Brooklyn
N. Y
David S. Schrossberg
Jean
Smithwick
New Britain
Harokd H Sweeter
Canton
Dorothy Tonkin
Ansonia
Harould Watson
Flartford
Marion B. Welle
New Milfor
Marjoria Wildman
Oakville
John L. Williams
Press consolidation reshapes English and American papers
British journalist K Ratcliffe told Yale listeners that the old single voice newspaper has given way to large business driven operations. He cited A M Hearst and Scripps Howard chains, city mergers, and dominant London combines led by Hathermere Lothermere Beaverbrook and Riddell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
March
8 K. Ratcliffe
Bromley Foundation
Lecurea
Yale
Ratcliffe
England
Hatcliffe
America
Hearst Press
Scrippa- Howard
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Lord Hathermere
Lord Northcliffe
Lord Lothermere
Northcliffe
Lord Beaverbrook
City Brothers
London
Wales
Lord Riddell
Lloyd George
Lloud George
Cadbury's
Observer
Lord Astor
Hartford Will Funds Needful Education and Medical Aid
A $400000 to $425000 Hartford Foundation for Public Giving is established by the will of Daniel C. Perking. The fund will provide interest free loans up to $1000 to needy youths under 21 for education and medical care, secured only by the borrower's signature. The trust company acts as trustee to support thrift, honesty and responsibility while offering repayment to help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Hartford Foundation
Joans
Daniel C. Perking
Downing and Perking
Hartford- Connecticut Trust Company
Newtown Demonstrates Tea Wagons At Farm Bureau Meeting
Miss Helen Clark home demonstration agent for Fairfield County Farm Bureau led a Hopewell schoolhouse session on tea wagon making. Two wagons were crafted for Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Platt as local women engaged in Farm Bureau programs. A noon lunch was served with Miss Clark guiding. The audience included Mrs. James Clark, Mrs. H. B. Read, Mrs. Argus T. Joy, Mrs. Ernest Beck, Mrs. Helen Beck, Mrs. Delia Goodsell, Mrs. Benjamin I. Bassett, Miss Charlotte Lorenz, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Helen Clark
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Danbury
Hopewell
Farm Bureau
Benjamin F. Bassett
F. W. Platt
Miss Clark
Bassett
James Clark
W Pitt
H. B. Read
Philo T Platt
Argus T. Joy
Ernest Beck
Helen Beck
Delia Goodsell
Benjamin I. Bassett
John Whitehead
Misa Charlotte Lorenz
Selen Beck
Marion B. Willams
Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Hartford
South Center District
Housatonic
Michael J. Keating
Alya
Meeker
William Stevens
Ellen Maloney
Wesley J. Stanton
Peck
C. C. Wright
Hanover Avenue
Clen Valle
Cecil Wright
Boston
Lucy Wright
Pastor Accepts Call to Bay Ridge Swedish Baptist Church
Bristol March 11 AP Rev A Caier pastor of the Swedish Baptist church told his parish this afternoon that he had accepted a call to the Bay Ridge Swedish Baptist church in Brooklyn NY and would assume the pastorate about April 1. He held the Bristol post from 1915 to 1939. He came here from the Whit Swedish Baptist church in New Year and a Twit age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
A. Caier
The
Swedish Baptist Church
Iis
Bay Ridge Swedish Baptist Church
Brooklyn
New
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Connecticut College
East Berlin
William Rale
Landay
Satel
Atwater
KENT
Atwater Kent
Highboy
Per Vois
Herald
Newark
Yonkers
No. Bowey
Jamaica
Jamaica Avenue
Landays
MAIN
New York
Sanday Hall
42Nd St
6Th Ave
Jah
Bronx
MT Vernong
4Th Ave
Rockwell & Co
Elm
Rockwell
Cretonnes
Price
Charlies Basement
Red Seal
Ginghams
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