Memorial Day exercises listed with names and events
Memorial Day programs are set for Sunday May 30 with a long list of participants including Granville A Durant William Gilbert Bennett Shaw George Ultchcock and many others. Also noted are gravesite decoration duties and a flower service at St Therese Church over three days guided by Rev Willan O Needy. The Right Reverend G Hane Brewster will visit St Phonias Church next Sunday to oversee an 8 o'clock service and confirm class ceremonies.
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St. Matta
Willan O'Nedy
Delpitta
St Marchive
Therese
Rey Ghaune
Brewster
Diocese of
Contecticut
St ‘Phonias’ Church
Rely
Danbury Boosters urged to pursue municipal airport plan
Danbury boosters discussed a city owned aviation field to establish a modern airport after Governor Trumbull urged action. The idea centers on Tucker’s field near the Fair Grounds, which could be bought and improved with about 4000 dollars to serve as a linking city airport. Grand Royal and Select Masons set a June 8 session in Danbury with banquets planned for June 7. A convict, Franklin Martin, remains at large after escaping Totchfield jail, last seen after leaving the Litehield rail yard on Friday night.
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Danbury
John H Trumbull
Tucker's
Wiich
Tucker
Fair Grounds
Danbury-Norwalk
S. M. Council
Grand Council of the
Royal and Select Masons
Hotel Green
Frederick H Gerlach
Order
Helf
Frankin Martin
Totchfleld
Martin
Cheshire Reformatory
Big Efly
Litehield
Georgetown Gforetown May 9 society notes and births
Mrs Michael Ronder and her infant son return to Bronx New York Tuesday. Miss Helen Engdahl travels with them for a visit. Fourteen attend the Ridgefield Town Hall entertainment on Wednesday night under the Ridgefield Epworth League. Arklodge members join the Stamford lodge meeting Tuesday evening. Roland Jovnwn of the United States Coast Guard on furlough at his grandmother Mrs John Johnson Weston Head. Mr oo and Mrs Julius Johnson announce the birth of an eight pound son Gerald Philip at Lawrence Hospital Dronaville KN May 1.
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Gforgetown
Michael Ronder
Bronx
N. Y
Helen Engdahl
Ridgefield Town Hall
Suspiecs
Ricgeveld Epworth League
Arklodge
Stamford Lodge
Roland Jovnwn
United States Coast Guards
John Johnson
Weston
Julius Johnson
High Perens Farm
Gerald Philip
Lawrence Hospital Dronaville
Easton church gifts pastor with purse of 158 dollars
In Easton on May 9 special report says Jesse Lee EB church held a social with games and singing. The Ladies Aid Society presented Rev Howard B Warren with a purse of 158 dollars. Warren, former Manchester NH resident, has degrees from Wesleyan and Rotton University and served in the US Army Transport service before theology studies. He is a Mason Shriner and member of Delta Theta and Delta Sigma Rho.
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Easton
Jesse Lee
Ladies Aid Society
Howard L. Shaft
Howard B. Warren
Warren
Manchester
New Hampshire
Wesleyan University
Coatesville
United States Army Transport Service
Theological School
Rotton University
Harvard University
Pal Delta Theta
Delta Sigma Rho
Shriner
Long Hill May Programs and Local Notices
Long Hill M E church hosted a Wednesday evening musical under Miss Lora Hickey with Ethel Pigg as accompanist and soloist. Other performers included Rosan Milford soprano Nanchen Adams, Bridgeport contralto, violinist Ethel Wheeler and reader Marguerite Smith. Local society activities discuss postponing Village Improvement plans, upcoming Parent-Teacher meetings, and a Warren Harding High School drama event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Huntley
D. Seeley
George Helmrich
Dorothy
Benjamin Turney
Harry Hadson
Village Improvement Society
Wedges
Warren Harding School
Bridgeport
Warren Harding High
Long Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Harry Lea
M EB Ladies Aid Society
Banford Peach
Charles Padrick
Clarice RadcHff
Aon. Wesley
Lawrence Sherman
Daushter Glorie
Bessie I
M i
Ten Gabbler
Clark Apent
West End
Z2var
Marry Wanlon
Springfield
Mass
Albert
Trumbull Notes Include Meetings and Visits
In Trumbull on May 9 special report, Mrs. Coristie and friends spent a day in New York City. The Trumbull Volunteer Fire Company to meet Tuesday at Town Hall. Rev WV White visiting Saybrook with son Harold. Miss Pauline, Frances and Annie Warmke visited their father Adam Warmke. Delegates chosen for Congregational Churches meeting in Wilton May 11. Miss With Collins visited her mother Mrs J Widman. Woman's Community Club to host a public whist pinochle bridge event at Mrs Starr Beach's home with Mrs Beach as general chair. New Haven branch of the Womans Board of Missions holds all-day meeting at center church in New Haven Tuesday with Mrs W O White, Miss Hattie French and Miss Cora Beach expected to attend. Joseph Portett of White Street to move to Bridgeport next week. Mrs Gustive Kutcher of White Plains Street entertaining guests for several days.
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Trumbull
H. Coristie
New York City
Ward Wee
Congregational Church
Association of Congregational Churches
Wilton
Miss With
Collins
J. Widman
Top Center
Woman's Community Club
Starr I. Beach
Beach
New Haven
Womans Board of Missions
Theenter Chiurch
W. O. White
Mise Hattie French
Cora Beach
Joseph Portett
White Ind Street
Bridgeport
Gustive Kutcher
White Plains Street
Alice Burr
Mrs. Leroy
Mary
W. L. Lopez
Willard
Gillette
America
Fred Werfort
Leroy Turney
William Loper
Albert ‘Hawkins
Edward Johnson
George Sanford
Regine Steucek
Florence Kay
Vincent Barstosik
Robert Maquat
Harry Escott
Tca
Norris
W. K. Norris
New York
E. E. Norton
John Melle
Hugh McCollam
Redding
Lorintha Hull
Misa Matalia Marah
Bridgeport High School
John Mellen
Frankig Mellen
John Fitch
Weston
Misa Tina Farlely
Danbury
Joseph Keller
Dorothy
Benjamin Parker
Louise Mason
Wilson Burns
Verne
Lorintha Hall
Huyny Go Lucky Rowing Club
Funice Mellen
Helen Chraion
Misa Marjorly Jennings
Bayside
Long Island
Columbia University
Hotel Astor
Jack Lindsay
Wesley Norton
Edward Beers
Huntington
Orrla
Neighbors Night at Easton Grange with Music and Supper
Neighbors night will be observed at Easton Grange on Tuesday May 11 with Danbury Bethel and Greenfield Hill members attending. Miss Mary Turney will present a varied program including songs violin pieces and dances with supper served after the meeting.
Percy Babcock Nearly Killed In Window Attack
On May 9 AP reports Percy Babcock nineteen of 26 Summit street damaged a plain glass window during a drunken brawl on Springdale avenue. Police Surgeon Dr T S Skidadzine treated him after he fled, then he was found an hour later a mile away in a weakened condition with a severe wrist laceration. He was jailed on charges of intoxication with destruction of property.
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Meriden
Percy Babcock
Summit Street
T. S. Skidadzine
Babcock
Ala
Springdale Avenue
Pat Oal
Fairfield Zoning Meeting Seeks Porcupine Plant Rezone
Fairfield may place nearby Porcupine plant property in A manufacturing zone after a zoning commission hearing Monday evening. Also, Town School committee to meet at Roger Ludlowe High School and consider class of 1926 banquet away from the cafeteria. Simon C Bradley will speak at a Fairfield Luncheon Club meeting Tuesday. Women from three local Congregational churches attend the Center Church meeting in New Haven. Red Men minstrel show planned at Community Theatre Wednesday. Mothers and daughters programs by Greenfield Scout Troop No 2 Wednesday afternoon at 4 with a 6 pm banquet at the church. First Church of Christ Young People plan a mother and daughter banquet Thursday night with reservations due by Wednesday. Mrs R E Randall chairs the committee with help from Marie Burr Florence Hoy Ruth Drake. The last three are Young People’s Association members.
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Fairfield
Zoning Commission
Porcupine Company
Townschaoo
Roger Ludlowe High School
Simon c. Bradley
Center Church
New Haven
Community Theatre
Greenfield
Scout Troop No
Church House
Ladies Sewing Society
Greenfield Congregational Church
Esther Hill
Harriet Wakeman
Nellie Gray
Anna Taylor
Young People S Association of the
First Church of Christ
R. E. Randall
Marie Burr
Florence Hoy
Ruth Drake
The
Young People's Association
Cedar Cliff Rod and Gun Club hosts meeting and activities
Cedar Cliff Rod and Gun club members met Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Irene Cribley. New members joined, a committee bought clay pigeons and shells for Sunday shooting. After business, 80 attendees danced and refreshed. Next meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Boehm.
Anniversary Of Girl Scout Societies In Bridgewater
The Girl's Friendly Society of St Pauls church celebrated the first anniversary of both societies with a supper and games in Bridgewater. Miss Gertrude Roe played organ selections and Miss Hazel Morehouse recited. Pokone Grange will host another card party at Refoyce hall tonight.
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Brookfield
Girl's Friendly Society
St Paul's Church
Refoyce Hall
John S Thornhill
Charlotta C Thornhill
William Thornhill
Stanley H. Peck
Pembroke
John Carlson
Newtown
Sacriff Fennell
Arthur R. Soyce
Bridgeport
George Maas
Richmond
Tilly
Praderick Stapleberg
John Smith
Sir Smith
Stratford
Henry RB. Hawley
St. Raphael's Hospital
New Haven
Ari
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Edgeworth
Denorty
WRVA
Jenny Nourse
Ceres
Edgemont
Edgemont Crackers
Newsparrr
Bethel
Danbury Airport
R. and
Georgetown
H. B. Warren
Jesse Lee M. E. Church
Thy. I. B. Warren
Stratfield
Fairfield Firm
May
Cedar Cliff
George Boahm
Farmill Street
David
Clarze
Mohegan Street
Lewis
Misa Agnes Beardsley
Hobart Beardsley
Edward
Hawley
Huntington Street
George Penny
Ripton Street
Arthur Riker
Jamaica
L. I
Knell
Rocka
Board of Education
White Hills
Knights of Washington of
Massachusetts Baking CO
ESSEX
Bakers
Washington
York
Potomac
WW Porter
Second National Bank
Chhurch Street
Conn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard Railroad of the
Worlt Ae
Graham
Fairtiekl Ave
Bar
Aachive
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