Five Escapees Nabbed After Pecan Highway Stop
Five youths, ages 17 to 18, who escaped from Maine School for Boys were captured in Groton after attempting to flee by car. Police identified four as Robert L. Cross, John F. Currie, Bruce Hodge, and Wayne King. Names were partially withheld due to juvenile status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponta
BM Dorpumentiatag Ss
Trave Station
Groton
Robert L. Cross
U.S
Maine School For Boys
Portland
Maine
Man
John F. Currie
Bruce
A. Hodge
Wayne ‘S
Grant
Leslie Will
King
Eastern Star Installs Officers on Wednesday
Mrs Grace H Anderson will be installed as Worthy Matron of Azalia Chapter Order of Eastern Star with Jack J Steven as Worthy Patron during a special ceremony at 8 p m in the Masonic temple. An invitation is extended to all Azalia Chapter members to attend. A reception follows with Ruth Barrow and Edith Burdett in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. Anderson
Hillside Avenue
Azalia Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Jack J. Steven
Nichols Avenue
Masonic Temple
Ruth Barrow
Edith Burdett
Anderson
Stewart
Petronella D. Hiltz
Fred G. Rayssond
Dorothy E. Pleasants
Elsie M. Farren
Martha A. Snow
Mary B. Jenkins
Helen Reinhold
Edgar R. Lamb
Marshall Beverely J. Anderson
Ada Perrett
Irene Vallancourt
Audrey M. Moore Jr
Sentinel C
Judge Knott summons cancer crusade meeting
Judge Joseph W. Knott calls Stratford committee chairmen and district captains to a Wednesday 7 p.m. meeting at 1656 Main Street to prepare for the 1958 Cancer Crusade. Rev. Paul C. Reisch will discuss Carrying the Cross during midweek Lenten services at 7:30 p.m. with the pastor's class to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Knott
Stratford Committee
Main Street
Paul C. Reisch
Jaycees Open Second Speakers Classes in Stratford
The Stratford Junior Chamber of Commerce launches its second Speak Up Jaycee training in public speaking with a 7:45 p.m. session at Sterling House. Wallace Reynolds urges all men ages 21 to 35 to attend regardless of Jaycee membership, with Roger Shull directing. WSCS Executive Board meets Thursday at 1 p.m. in the church parlor led by Rev. Melville S. Bulmer.
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Stratford Junior Chamber l of Commerce
Sterling House
Wallace Reynolds
The
Jaycees
Jaycee
Roger Shull
WSCS
Women's, Society of Christian”-Service
First Methodist Church
Melville 5
Bul- Mer
Ladies Night Planned by Stratford Exchange Club
The Stratford Exchange Club will host a Ladies Night on Wednesday at 7 p m in the Housatonic lodge featuring the Golden Deeds award to a town citizen and the Dr Luther Heidger Memorial Nursing scholarship announcement from Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing. A special entertainment program is planned. Plan For Paper Drive Boy Scout troop 72 of the First Methodist church calls for salvage paper and magazines this Saturday before 11 a m with pickup if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Exchange Club
Housatonic Lodge
Luther Heidger
Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing
First Methodist Church
Ladder Truck Fender Damage After Chains Break
Fire Chief Theodore Lockwood reports more than 300 dollars in damage to the ladder truck at Fire headquarters after skid chains broke during a run to a slight fire on Warner Hill road. The broken chains struck the left rear fender after the vehicle traveled about 200 feet from Mill River Country Club, also damaging the right rear fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Lockwood
Warner Hill Road
Mill River Country Club
Fagan Birth in Bridgeport Hospital
Mr and Mrs Donald Fagan of 246 Lordship Road announce the birth of a son weighing eight pounds two ounces at Bridgeport Hospital on Sunday night. Mrs Fagan is the former Janice Biebel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick K Biebel Sr. The Stratford Junior Chamber of Commerce has placed signs reading Stratford Conn Jaycees Welcome You at Turnpike exits on West Broad Street. A postcard from former Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fagan
Lordship Road
Bridgeport Hospital
Fagan
Janice Biebel
Frederick K. Biebel
Stratford Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stratford, Conn
Jaycees
West Broad Street
Council
No State Like Home State Say Election-Hungry Solons
AP report from Washington highlights congressmen praising their home states to boost re election chances. Senator Francis Case of South Dakota bets on warmer feeling, while Lyndon Johnson cites Texas droughts. Remarks include praise for Michigan Vermont Oregon and Nebraska lifespans and even a light poem about potatoes.
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Arthur Edson Washington
Congressional Record
South Dakota
Francis Case
Custer, S. D
Case
Finn Ronne
Antarctic
South
Florida
Black Hills
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
A. L. Miller
Kimball
Neb
Nebraska
Union
Martha W. Griffiths
Detroit
Michigan
George Aikens
Putney
Vermont
al Ullman
Baker
Ore
John Lauer
Oregon
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Chevrolet
Cochrane Chevrolet Co
State Street
Edison
Bridgeport
Edgeport Area
Henderson Chevrolet Co
Drexel
Stratford
the Russell Chevrolet Co
Clearwater
Fairfield
Firth
Nutria
Rose Sanford
Boston Ave
Noble Ave
Eastern Star
Ralph Kregling
Fort Myers
Fla
Betty Flaten
Planning and Zoning Commission
James W. McGuire
Donald S. Sammis
Park Boulevard
Shakespeare Guild
Sylvia Sidney
Ra Peterson
Fran Mania
iDr
Luther Meidger
Michael L. Gerstman
Geneva Shippee
McGrath Court
Center 305
St. Vincent's Hospital
Shakespeare Theater
Grace Lutheran Church
New England Conference
United Lutheran Synod
Lutheran Church House
New York
First Congregational Church
Judge Knott
Cancer Crusaders
Stratford Bootery
Paradise Green
Thurs
Denna Zina
Mein
Bali
Feira
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