Granges Fairfield County Pomona Grange Meeting
Fairfield County Pomona Grange votes sections at Greenfield Hill Grange hall for Eight p.m. on Wednesday with reports from subordinate masters and Fifth degree conferral. Trumbull Grange serves refreshments. Pioneer Pomona rehearses Fifth degree at Harmony Grange hall Monroe. Attendance nears 120 at first Church Sunday service and Youth Achievement contest.
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Fairfield County
Pomona Grange
Greenfield Hill
Trumbull Grange
Pioneer Pomona Grange
Harmony Grange Hall
Monroe
Trumbull Grange Hosts Guests From Nine Subordinate Bodies
Attendance reached 81 as Trumbull Grange welcomed visiting members from Easton Far Mill River Harmody New Canaan Seymour Potatuck Danbury Redding and Rippowam Granges. Officers from Fairfield County Pomona present included Overseer Kenneth Pratt and Mrs Pratt Willis Arndt Chaplain and Mrs Arndt Mrs Charles Ferry Pomona and Mr Ferry Charles Hoyt Gate Keeper and Mrs Hoyt Merwin Burr and Mrs Burr LéRoy D Tucker Master of Far Mill River Grange also attended. Boban Thorburn chair of Home Economics reported accomplishments since the previous meeting and announced that The Treasure of Opportunity is now completed. Fairfield County Pomona Grange meeting notice at Greenfield Hill Grange was read. Trumbull Grange will host refreshments and an invitation to visit Meriden Grange on Oct 29 was accepted. Competitive program divided members alphabetically into two groups Group 1 A through K led by Mrs Charles Brewer and Mrs Walter. Group 2 L through Z led by Mr and Mrs Norman. Judges were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pratt of New Canaan Grange and Mrs Charles Ferry of Redding Grange. Lecturer Earl Ward welcomed guests and led the singing of Battle Hymn of the Republic. Charles Normand read Booster Night Message from Herschel Drane Master of National Grange. The program by Group was announced and included singing Smile Smile a solo by Veronica Batothe followed by End of a Perfect Day sung by spell Kachele with accompaniment by Ara John Kachele. The Baritone poem All in the State of Mind read by Mrs Vernon Cole preceded Rue Danube performed by Irene van Qnd Mrs Marthe Jennings. Vernon Cole sang I Wonder and Shoe Mine Rey with Mrs Brew-
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Harpid. Battey
Agures
Brewer
Worthy Grangers
Charles Normand
Marion Lawlor
Grace Monsanto
Rhode Island
Safety Council
Earl Ward
Mise Evelyn Peklemba
Robert Therburs
Valeris Lucas
Betty Monsanto
Amer ‘Ican
William McLaughan
Helen Lucas
Patricia Cravett
Mr. Ward
Maine
New England
Orono
Mr. Normand
Massa
Normand
Trumbull Grange
Kenneth Pratt
Eben Favreau
Willis F. Arndt
Martha Jennings
Easton Grange
Andrew Kachele
Charles Brewer
John Kacchele
Jeanette Kachele
Evelyn Poklemba
Lorraine Glennon
Trumbull
Easton
Far Mill River
Harmody
New Canaan
Seymour
Pohtatuck
Danbury
Redding
Rippowam
Robert K. Mitchell
Mitchell
Ellen B. Favreau
Fairfield County
Pomona
Pratt
Arndt
Charles Ferry
Ferry
Charles Hoyt
Trea
Fairfield
Pomona Grange
Greenfield Hill Grange
Meriden Grange
Walter
Norman
New Canada Grank
Mix Charles Ferry
Redding Grange
Golden Sheaf Presented At Housatonic Grange Meeting
Mrs. Ruby A. Wilcoxson received the Golden Sheaf certificate at a Housatonic Grange meet. Her son Albert A. Wilcoxson, past master and Connecticut Grange deputy, and other officials attended. A corsage, cake, and a singalong accompanied remarks. The meeting announced a $25 donation to Pioneer Pomona Grange for officer sashes, funded by dinner profits. A short program included "The Model Grange" and a inflation discussion led by Paul Taft and others, with a masquerade party announced for Oct 3.
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Ruby A. Wilcoxson
Housatonic Grange
Pioneer Pomona
Wilcoxson
Beverly Fosa
Model Grange
Paul Taft
Eric Weathered
George Christopher
Mian F
Danbury Grange Presents History Of Order On Boosters Night
Danbury Grange staged a program featuring a history of the National Grange in song and story. Misa Angelina Cavoll read the history. seven founders were portrayed by Bertram J. Mayhew Wallace Slate George Bolt Robert F. Wright George 8 Barnum John H Hull and Clinton Chichester.
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National Grange
Danbury Grange
Misa Angelina Cavoll
Order
Bertram J. Mayhew
Wallace Slate
George Bolt
Robert F. Wright
George 8
Grange
Edward J. McDermott
Women’s Glee Club
S. Wallace
Slate
William M. Hawley
Hannah Moody
Frank O. Perry
Barnum
Wallace State
Clark Eno
Charles Munn
William R. Ruppell
Raymond Foster
Charles M Knapp
Iris Garst
B. J. Mayhew
Clinton Chichester
Harmony Reports 227 On Membership Rolls
Harmony Grange booster night drew neighbors from Housatonic Shelton and Seymour Granges as 227 members were reported with 16 applications for October. Prolific activities included recognition of David Sullivan, roll calls of 60 year and Golden head members, readings by Polly McKinney, and a Booster Nights poem from years past.
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Harmony Grange
Housatonic
Shelton
Seymour
David Sullivan
Pioneer Pomona
Shelton Grange
Gertrude Hunt
Florence Hurd
Grange program highlights and fair exhibitors noted
Fiorence Hurd led a year end home economics report at Grange with reading of a legislative update and appointment of George Crown to fill a year end term. A varied program followed with dances and songs, a safety talk, and thanks to organizing committees. Exhibitors at Far Min River Grange Fair included Maude M Haines W George Haines Alanta Haines Emil Kasperail and George Macdonald.
Rippowam Grange theme day centers on a school
Ermie and William Stockford of New Hampshire were elected to membership. The meeting opened with The Lord's Prayer and a flag salute. A program titled A Day in School included a fall gardening talk by Mia Evans on WSTC, anecdotes about school days, a spelling bee, readings The Vanishing School of Yesterday and The Newer School, a safety film by William Stockford, and songs In The Little Red Schoolhouse and School Days. Refreshments followed at the cafe. A harvest supper precedes the next meeting with invited neighboring granges.
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Ermie
William Stockford
New Hampshire
Rippowam Grange
Demis
Lulu Grants
Mia Evans
WSTC
Leason
Olive Coviello
Emma Nau
Helen Peterson
Little Red
Danbury
Ridgefield
Norfield
Cannon Granges
Invitations Accepted By Norfield Grange Meeting Report
Norfield Grange in Emmanuel parish hall heard reports from several committees and named two candidates. Invitations were accepted to visit Rippowam Grange on Tuesday and Meriden Grange on October 29 at 8 pm. Pioneer Pomona Grange set a special meeting for October 11 at Harmony Grange hall.
Grange Activities Highlight 1964 Weekend Events
Mra Charles Goldspink LeRoy D Tucker Robert Wilson and Mr Edgar L Tucker attended Pioneer Pomona Grange service at Jesse Lee MYE church Easton. Neighbors Night at Trimbull Grange drew Willard Nicholas Jr Josephine Nicholas and LeRoy D Tucker. A planning meeting for 1985 at Far Mill River Grange hall drew attendees and 70 guests at Far Mill River Grange Fair exhibits. Andrew Kachele master of Fairfield County Pomona Grange led proceedings.
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Charles Goldspink
LeRoy D. Tucker
Robert Wilson
Edgar L. Tucker
Pioneer Pomona Grange
Jesse Lee Mye
Easton
Willard Nicholas
Josephine Nicholas
Trimbull Grange
Far Mill River Grange Hall
Far Mill River Grange
Adrew Kachele
Fairfield County
Pomona Grange
Local Fair Judging Highlights Blue and Red Classes
Judges presided over fruits vegetables crafts and flower exhibits in a community fair. Names such as Mrs G H Davis Miss Evelyn Hartley and Mr and Mrs Millard led the judging with champions including African violets, quilts, canned goods and handmade items.
Shelton Group to Hold Booster and Anniversary Nights
Shelton Grange will observe Booster Night and Anniversary Night at the meeting on October 12 at 8 pm in the Shelton Grange hall at 2383 Division Avenue. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Shelton and Mr and Mrs Samuel Ramey attended the finals of the Youth Achievement contest at Meriden.
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Shelton Grange
Shelton Grange Hall
Division Avenue
Wilbert Shelton
Samuel Ramey
Meriden
Supper to Precede Cannon Grange Meeting
Rippowam New Canaan Ridgefield and Danbury Granges are invited as guests of Cannon Grange for a Thursday meeting at 8 pm. A supper will be served at 6 30 pm, organized by the Home Economic s committee.
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Rippowam
New Canaan
Ridgefield
Danbury
Cannon Grange
Home Economica Committee
Pokono Grange to Exhibit Hobbies at Neighbors’ Night
Pokono Grange will observe Neighbors Night at its meeting Thursday at 8 pm with guests from Kent Menchewan and Rippowam Granges. Members with hobbies should notify the lecturer to display them while refreshments are handled by the Home Economics committee chaired by Mrs Karl Blimer.
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Pokono Grange
Kent, Menchewan and
Rippowam Granges
Karl Blimer
Railroad Leader to Speak at Gridgeport Meeting
Patrick B. McGinnis, president of the New York New Haven and Martford Railroad, will address the Gridgeport chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management on Tuesday evening at the Algonquin club. He will discuss advances and proposed changes in the New Haven line, with the topic "Modern Railreading."
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Patrick B. McGinnis
New York, New Haven
Martford
Society For the Advancement of Management
Algonquin Club
New Haven
McGinnis
Officers to be Installed by Monroe Center Youth Fellowship Tonight
The Monroe Center Youth Fellowship elected new officers and will install them at 7:30 p.m. in Beardsley Hall led by Rev. Richard S. Martin and Rev. Leonard A. Detweller. Officers include Lincoln Pettit as president Judith Crosby as vice president and David French as secretary-treasurer with committees named for refreshment recreation and membership chaired by Carol Hurd Judith Crosby and Lincoln Fertis.
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Monroe Center
Beardsley Hall
Richard 8. Martin
Leonard A. Detweller
Lincoln Pettit
Judith Crosby
David French
Carol Hurd
Lincoln Fertis
Hell
Florence Sanford
Connecticut
Mission of Help
Florence Hurd
Benjamin Hurd
DuBail
Lewis D. Andrews
Oswin W. Warner
Price War Too Sad Japanese Barber Hangs Self
Tolehi Ide, chairman of the local barbers union, opposed a price-cutting war that cut haircuts from 41 cents to 5. Ide gave a speech at a union meeting and then hanged himself at home. A union spokesman said Ide made his last stand against price cutting.
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Osaka
Japan
Tolehi Ide
Barbers Union
Ide
itde-San Hae
Memphis Laundries Offer Free Flag Cleaning
Memphis Tennessee October 2 AP reports local laundry operators will clean American flags free of charge to honor patriotic holidays amid concerns over soiled banners.
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Memphis
Tenn
Emergen cies Don’t Wait safety week proclaimed
Mayor McLevy designated the week of Oct 10 as Emergencies Don’t Wait to urge home safety. He cites homes suffer one accident every three seconds and five million American injuries yearly. The drive promotes eliminating hazards, proper first aid, and training. Local druggists and Bridgeport Pharmaceutical Association back the campaign.
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Sunday Post
McLevy
Bridgeport
Robert Stevenson
Bridgeport Pharmaceutical Association (Center
Robert Delehenty
Johnson and Johnson
McLavy
Ares
Bridgeport Pharmaceutical Association
Robert R. Stevenson
Robert H. Delehanty
Delehanty
Foreign workers upstage wife in tire lesson
In WAUPUN Wisconsin on October 2 an air of misunderstanding grows as Mrs. Elmer Rigg learns to change a flat. British West Indian canning factory workers rush in to help, prompting a remark about American customs and the role of the squaw.
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Waupun
Wis
Elmer Rigg
Rigg
Illinois
Gusto
Canning Factory
Canning Firm
Accidental Hunters in Arkansas Jeep Crash
An automobile carrying Eugene Steel, 19, and Richard Bridges, 17, veered off the road near Clarksville. The car rolled over more than 200 feet, but the only casualty was a rabbit killed about 190 feet from the highway.
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Clarksville
Ark
Eugene Steel
Richard Bridges
Soviet lemon claim reports peachy near Kursk
Moscow radio dispatch says lemon production near Kursk is thriving with fruit that lacks color and size compared to subtropical varieties. The broadcast notes yield is good but quality trails distant subtropical lemons. source is AP via London.
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London
Kursk
Moscow
Calgary
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