Stratford Youth Returns Home After Missing
Stratford finds Joan W McCowan a Stratford Bligh student of 62 Nichols avenue back home after being missing since Wednesday. Father William Kapfrowan brought him in from Rutherford where police held him until his father arrived. Memorial Day plans are set. Stratford Memorial Day committee meets at Lovelock to plan exercises and parade with local veterans groups expected to attend. Auto accidents near Nevisbridge caused minor damage. a Greenfield car and a Stratford line car were involved. American Legion auxiliary meets Saturday. funds for Red Cross flood relief are being collected and forwarded through the Stratford organization.
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Joan Willa McCowan
Stratford Bligh School
Nichols Avenue
Willliam
Stertme
Lovelock
Ano
Assoc LI den
GCAR
Ito
Ars
Catan
Whitneysilla
Maas
J. Akerstrom
Colony Worevet
Nevisbridge
Traneis RR Petry
Helena
Riske
Frreenfiehl Nite
Frreenficht Avenue
Lune
Regul
Arden
Enandy
Grace Harford i Prineuy
Mossissipp Floml
Tiheth Wo Beol
Treamurer
Sud
Scotti Applies for Citizenship Papers
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Beatty
Naples
Clean-Up Week Set by Devon and Local Groups
Devon prepares for its annual Clean-Up Week with plans by the Board of Health and the local Boy Scouts for a community housecleaning drive. Residents are urged to gather discarded refuse from homes and outside areas and dispose of it properly. Memorial Day parades outline a route through Milford streets and cemeteries with services planned at Milford cemetery and St Mary’s, while the opening of Merwin’s Hotel at Little Beach is anticipated May 19.
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Board of Fealth
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St. John's Hospital
Long Island City
N.Y
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Miss Neylan
Hilsabeth Neylan
Spring Street
Milford High School
St. John’s Hospital
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Brooklyn
NS. Y
Junior
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North Street
Cherry Street
Milford Cemetery
Town Hall
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Wherry Steet
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Smi
St Mary's Comet
Buckingham Avenue
New Thaven Avenue
Groad Street
Soldier's Monument
Broad Street
Hiver Street
Tle Municipal Green
Tisor Street
Noth Street
Macy's
Spertker
Bald Heads Meet in Freak Town in Greenwich May Meeting
In Greenwich on May 9 AP reports a damna meeting of a club led by John Rodmeyer of Greenwich, with Judge Frederick A. Tiotard absent. A resolution proposed that Winslow adig be treated as a frets town, and the annual harness meeting was merged with the event after a brief, unanimous vote. About eleven attendees attended the transfer.
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Slimimke
Westport Club Plans Summer Boxing Bouts and Dances
Westport Country Club announces a summer of events for members and the public including an outdoor boxing exhibition in a natural amphitheatre on July 25, plus an artist’s ball on September 3 and several May to November dances. Committees chairmen and social plans are listed, with dances featuring Jack Millers' orchestra and a Mother Goose party for children on August 22.
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Westport
Westport Country Club
am@t
Jack Millers
TP. Macmay
Charles R. Ulichs
Arthur Corbin
Frank Luscher
Merritt Tompkins
Lb. A. Shambaugh
George T. Tonmipkin
Frank Osborn
George Wright
Eric Aiholt
Harry Sherwood
John Adama
Thayer
Wiliam Meade Prince
Dancy Committes
Thompkins
I. P. Mooman
John Adama Thaster
L. PL. Mooman
William Meade Prince
L. Ab. Mooman
M. D. A. Shambaugh
Eric Alliott L
P. Mooman
B. Varrant
Walter Nenes
Card Party Boosts Newtown Building Fund
A community card party and dance at the new Austin Hurd building in Sandy Hook raised 196 for the St Patrick's hall remodeling. Hosts Mrs Mary Hurd and Miss Mary Keane led a large gathering with bridge whist and forty five games, awarding prizes to top players and featuring music and dancing.
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St. Patrick's Hall
Austin Hurd
Sandy Hook
Mary Hurd
Mary Keane
St. Rose's
Jennie K. Honan
Willam A. Honan
Joseph Keane
New York City
John Mc Orrihy
Wil Hamif
Kennedy
Francis A. Murphy
Mary Kilbride
Dorothy Jennings
Alethe Sulivan
Ansonia
Merk O'Dea
Bethel
Joseph Collis
Sandy Huwk
Blwd
William al. Kennedy
St. Rose's Church
Bexghi
J. ‘Il. McCarthy
Callectos McCarthy
Town Hall
Morris and Rhepard Hun Fur
Whiamsht
Alsay
Paul Vovaramaugh
Charles Bytavin
Herbert Beers
Dunanton
George MW
Stuart
William Burroughs
Roger Treat
Curae
Hobart G. Warner
C. Li Tarbox
John Shepard
Meederik McGuire
Joral Trength
Shase
Red Wagner
Danvey
Tom Floyd-Jones
Danny Buight
Downyam
Westchester County
Herbert Manhos
Tait
Paul V. Cavanaugh
Johnny” Ferguson
Thema
Parmelee Unema
David R. Parmelee
Gregory
Orghald
Fairfield School Board Plans for New Structure
Fairfield residents will hear the town school committee present plans for a new school facility at 49 o'clock this afternoon. The hearing precedes a vote by the Board of Finance on the 1427 portion of the school holding grant. Activities at the First Church of Christ include Mothers' Day observances, a parish shower to fund a new parish house kitchen, and upcoming memorial dedication services. The May 22 Sunday program marks church and Sunday school events with combined choirs and guest speakers. A garage fire on Pequot Road caused damage, while a grass fire near Mill Main prompted a Southport fire department response.
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Board of France
Board of Finance
Saul Mrection
Fred Fh. Tinker
Africa
First
Church of Christ Sunita
Matrfield County American Legion
Pitt
Eunola Cinh
Church of Christ
Child Memorial
Prish House
Chin
J and
Otis
Ralp Riker
Sherman Court
Sesson Tughiri
First Church of Christ
Thveevurch
Nussbie
Roy
Sulcox
By Sturges
First Church
Church of Tomorrow
Bt A'Vlock
Thoran
Tie Veil Phumder
Southport
Walefield Fire Department
Mill Main
Oldest Woman in Bay State Dies at 104
Mrs dhannoh Elkins 'Thourmson, reputed oldest resident in northern Massachusetts, dies at 104. The परिवार notes her long life and four sons survive as local community honors her memory.
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Bay State
Mar Blenbad
Mass
Dhannoh Elkins ‘Thourmson
Mars Atsetts
Janeny Sunit
Atlantic Refining Resumes Dividends Amid Turbulent Year
Atlantic Refining resumed dividends on common stock with a one dollar per share payout. Funeral details for Mirs Benedict Benedict, daughter of Harlings Benedict, were provided with interment at Newtown Village Cemetery.
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Commiah & Mies
Stepney Cemetey White
Stinlson
Bert Peck
Witterhouse
John Lethal
Miss Benedict
Mins Tiertrude Te Benedict
Harlings
Benedict
Patesting
Newtown Village
Athees
Tferbert Bini
Newtown Congesi Tepe
Parker Blame Urges Nichols Park Fire Probe
Nichols May 9. Constable Miller announced a renewed drive against Parker activity in Beardsley Park after two brush fires in two days. The plan aims to remove the fire menace and restore peace, with a crackdown on drivers lacking lights. Tramps are unlikely culprits, and a breakfast at the Methodist church followed by town improvements meetings are scheduled, with Yale students visiting Nichols for social activities.
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Trumbull
Teardsley Park
Chonming Miller
Nichola
Tfne
Pettins Parkes
Parkers
Beardsley Park
Gay Road
Ayecent
Constableille
Nievhels
Muen
Milford New Corporation Formed In Milford
Milford is forming the Tassingler Homes Incorporated with officers President Albert Hassinler Vice President I Witten New York Secretary James Typple Milford and Treasurer Charlene M Northrup Milford. The Milford Aguila Tall town defeated Rundiny afternoon by the Pavon Fullsides. Commander Milford Post American Legion Willen CL spent the week at his establishment in Peram. Helen Patnes, daughter of H W Putney, performed a ceremony at the school. The Milford auxiliary meets Thursday afternoon. The Salfory Mussatit organized and the Milford Kive Department athletic held. The Methodist parish in Milford continued activities with a series of events. Myrtle Beach plans outlined for upcoming events.
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Malponi
Maso
Tassingler Homes
Miford
Albert
Hassinler
Milford
I. Witten
New P York
Seey James Ty "Pupler
Charlen OM. Northrup
Milgort
Jono BP
Allen
Milford Post
Lvent
Peram
Nooy
Powa
Helen Patnes
H.W. Putney
Clackin Yy
Ile School
von Svglessing
Milford Aspiliat Auxilires
Thursby
Masonie Pompe
Ait Hulies
Gternoan
Salfory Mussatit
Abbas
Nuadus
Milford Kive
Myrtle Beach
Unclear OCR: Fed Reserve announces rate context in May
Fragmentary text indicates a June or May press note from the New York Federal Reserve Bank. Mentions a rate or bond benchmark, with comparisons to earlier figures and a reference to Basil. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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New York Federal Reserve
Basil
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