War Inventions Advance Air Travel At Rotary Luncheon
William A Nugent of Trans western Airlines spoke to the Rotary about air travel progress and war era devices. He said commercial flight has grown strong, with passenger totals near 1 million in 1946 and freight revenues rising as government support declines. He predicted postwar prosperity for airlines and noted air travel as a peace medium boosting exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notary Club
William A Nugent
Transwestern Airlines
Grace Ehurch Parish
TWA
Nugent
Hie Leteners
Alr Frelon
Thea
Tosday
Red Cross accepts inquiries on Germany missing persons
Mrs Alda Greywncs Wadyka director of Home Scarvies Ansonia Red Cross announced that inquiries about friends last known in Germany are now accepted through established channels in four occupied zones through the Berlin US military government. Inquiries go through the local chapter and the Home Service office at Room 206 Main Street open 9 to 5 daily and 7 to 9 evenings, Saturday 9 to 12 and 1 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alda Greywncs Wadyka
Ansonia
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Germany
Red Croa
Mia Wadyka
U. S
Berlin
Home Service
Main Street
Negelo Baldwin
Tremont Street
Leon BE
McCarthy
Superior Court
Baldwin
Frederick Shortell
Philip Golino
Caroline Street
Derby
Colburn Street
Vincent P. Karkauskas
St. Anthony's Taiiainn TR. C
Thomas J. “Ta Mean
Paul E. Schumacher
Stanley Bajanauskas
Frank A. Loda
Amuony Dbaranauskas
Stanley
Ann Dubinsky
Olga Savitskas
John Stefon
Anthony Doaranauskas
Constance Savitakos
Walter Vallonis
Joseph Radzavich
Mia
Helen Yankuskevich
Anthony Balouakas
Rose Machulinas
Carol Ann Loda
Mary Marchulaitis
Repairs Begin on P O Building With Protests Hurting Pace
June contracts funded repairs on the Post Office steps amid resident protests over dangerous, some hollow, conditions. Postmaster McHliwe blamed material shortages delaying progress, with work expected to finish soon under government oversight. Concurrently, a new drain system started to prevent Taylor Place flooding.
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Stepa
Eoward McHlwee
Trumbull groups set meetings at local venues this week
ANG HILL The Trumbull Improvements association moves its meeting to the Trumbull firehouse with a card party to follow and refreshments served. Hana Abrameen presides. Firemen to meet November 4 at 8 p.m. in the Upper Long Hill firehouse with Donald Randall presiding. Turkey supper at Methodist church parlors from 6 to 7 30 p.m. committee names listed. Home Makers Club meets at 8 p.m. in the lower Long Hill firehouse with Earl Smith as guest speaker. Refreshments by local hosts. Community Club meets November 5 at 8 p.m. in the club house with Joseph Watcke presiding.
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Staples
Gladys Mansir
Miss Mansir
Alois Foreer
Bruce Russell
Mary Annis Toberts
Anne Lucia
Richard Delacrett
Robert Barker
Bedford Safety Plea
Taylor Coleman
Bedford Elementary
F.T.A. Too
Myrtle Avenue
Avery Place
Community Methodist Church
Albert Osze
Mra
Thomas Tooth
Stephen Anderson
Douglas Wilson
Lawrence Hough
Rupert Foley
Emma-Lella Harper
Town Hall
Connecticut Symphony Orchestra
Paul Bernard
North Turkey Hill Road
Kiela Memorial
Greens Farma Fathers Club
Greena Farms Fathers Club
Trumbull
Center School
Hana Abrameen
Long Hill
Donald Randall
Women's Society of Christian Service
Charles A. Bradley
B. W. Griffin
Chester Fmack
Edna Clark
Linn’ B. Abbott
Harry Tan
Eva Randall
Lawrence W. Sherman
Waltreasea
Janet Sherman
Merlene Dyson
Marion Whitney
Maxine Main
A M Club Marks 21st Anniversary in Ansonia Clubrooms
More than 200 members and guests attended the A M Club 21st anniversary banquet in Hawthorne avenue clubrooms. Aldo Gabianelli of Ansonia led the program with invited guests including Police Chief Thomas Vankitten and officers, plus presidents of local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Club
Hawthorne Avenue
Tonatmaater
Aldo Gabianelli
Ansonia
Thomas Vankitten
John E. Stoblerski
Lucy Bottachiari
A.M. Women's Club
Frank Latanzi
Macerlan Society of
New Haven
Arnold A. Palmace
Pension Club
the Sponge Rubber Products Co
Shelton-Derby
Fred M. Daley
Derby
Shelton
Bon voyage party for Anna Magnusson precedes Sweden trip
Mrs Eria Ericson hosted a bon voyage gathering for Anna Magnusson who departs October 31 for a three month stay with her daughter in Sweden. A fountain pen was presented by a group of local women led by Mrs Gunta Johnson and others. The Couples Club of the Methodist church plans a Halloween party tonight in the chapel with each couple bringing a non member guest. Land transfers include Karl Werner Johnson to Leon and Genevieve Diotte one acre in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eria Ericson
Anna Magnusson
Sweden
Guntaf Johnson
Erle Leidberg
Victor Evbson
August Johnson
Verner Nordlund
Harry Lindstrom
Carl Soderlund
Ragnar Gustafson
Diettes Bay Acre
Karl Werner Johnson
Georgetown
Leon
Genevieve Diotte
Town
Kiwanis Club Dues May Be Increased in Shelton
A proposal to raise Shelton Kiwanis Club yearly dues from 10 to 20 will be discussed at a noon luncheon at Shelton Methodist Church. Saul Steinman leads the program. Percy Kingsley chairs the business session. A secret vote will occur next session. the change aims to cut ticket buying for socials funding welfare projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Kiwanis Club
Shelton
Warren M. Beers
Eivic Servic Club
Kiwanis
Chester D. Ferris
Moravian alumnae luncheon and church supper notice
Nichols P.T. will serve a supper at 6 30 pm in the Moravian church hall. Mrs Albert Vigi lene, supper committee chair, and aides meet at 6 50 am in the hall to finish plans. Brownles Troop 71 to bring a vase and flowers to Wednesday meeting for floral arrangements. Attends Alumnae Luncheon Mrs Edward C Morgan presided at a Moravian Seminary alumnae gathering in New Haven.
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P.T
Albert Vigiilene
Edward C. Morgan
Moravian Seminary and
College For Women
New Haven
Brownles Troop 71
To Sponsor Dinner Meeting by Lucia Chapter 0 E 5
Lucia Chapter 0 E 5 will sponsor a dinner meeting at Magonle Temple at 6 30 p m next Thursday with Worthy Grand Matron Clara Huntley and Worthy Grand Patron Alfred Rowet as guests. Reservations under Mrs Dorothy Zieman and Mrs Francesa Wr isley. Event also notes Stratford Lions visit and a Milford nurse association annual meeting at 11 am today.
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Stratford Lions
Devon
Stratford Lions Clubs
Housatonic Lodge
NLA
Milford
Ing Nurse Association
St. Peter'a
St Peter’a Guild
Amaranth
Milford Court
Order of Amaranth
Grand Court
Order
Masonic Temple
Mabel Worthington
Frances Pennington
Warren A. Field
Helen Swnanick
Housatonic Avenue
John D. Garland
Rowayton
Donald C. Smith
Whalley Avenue
Quince Street
Bridgeport
Joseph B. Cole
West Haven
Warren A. Wood
Newtonville
Mayo
John A Rieger
Waterford
Conn
Finneat Solcida
Bethel
STEPNEY Vocal Lads and Lassies Offer Benefit Program
The Stepney group from Stratford presents a musical program Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in Monroe School auditorium to benefit Lady Martha Chapter OB8. A Christian Youth Fellowship meeting is set for today at 7:20 p.m. in the Methodist church parlors. Weekend in Jersey notes Emil and Mrs Haller spent time in Atlantic Highlands, NJ, visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocal Lads and Lassies
Stratford
Monroe
Rium
Lady Martha
O.B
Chrisstian Youth Fellowship Society
Jersey
Emil Haller
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Truests
Mra
Richard Creen
Frank Germaine
Ordinance Bans Bonfires In City Streets
City officials report many complaints about burning leaves in gutters despite warnings from Public Works Supt. George J. Gilden. The city ordnance prohibits raking debris into piles and lighting bonfires in streets. fire crews responded to incidents on Garfield avenue and reports of fires started by residents. Oil from a kitchen burner at 17 Harding Place caused a brief blaze, quickly extinguished by firefighters from multiple units.
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Public Works
George J. Gilden
Garfield Avenue
Richard Pont
Harding Place
Park
Truck Co
Insurance plan promotes school sports coverage for Newtown squad
The Newtown football team and other students are urged to join an accident insurance plan covering football, soccer, and sports under the education program. Harold DeGroat promotes the plan through a non profit group. parent consent and signatures from a physician and a dentist are required for benefits. Also noted is Bethel High School’s 1922 graduates’ 25th reunion at Parker House with 60 attendees and a long awaited football victory by the Newtown team over Bethel at Taylor Field, 28 to 4.
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Newtown
Hoya
Phya Cn
Council of New England Secondary Achoola Principale’ Ansociation, & Non-Profit
Paranta
Harold 8. DeGroat
Hawley School
Bethel High School
Parker House
Main Street
Herbert Terry
H. J Predewan
Frank A. Berry
Bethel
Rebecca Kyle
Fred Diamond
Ray Cannon
James Terry
Meriden
Questa
Jongert
Newtown Aixeman
Bethel High Sdool
Taylor Field
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Norwalk
F Jainachige
Duilen
Mra Campbell RR
Foxe
Carl Ahietrom, Jr
Hegh Trude
Harold M. Green
Cassiating Othe
Ruswell Frost
Attachment
Joseph Kanner
Jack Sommer
Raymond Terrace
Clayton F. Gregory
Bieber Goodman Corporation
Danbury
Connex
William Herndon, Jr
Consumers Petroleum CO
Nsonta
Savings Insurance Club
Old Faithful
Main and State Sts
Wopape
P.O
Westport
Taylor Place
Guather Int
G.O.P
Patriieid County Republican Women's Association
Hawey Manor
Jane Oltman
Fairfield State Hospital
Quakers Appeal
Fairfield County
Religious Society of Friends
Mary Calhoun
Christman
Harry Marsh
Weston
Ang Hill
Chratnut Hil
Joseph Watcke
By E. Simms Campbell
King Praturer Syndicate
the World King
A. M. Club
Verry
Gino Panciotti
Domenick Nardini
Guido Romania
Angelo Torcacelli
Henry Rondini
Edward Cecarelli
Joseph Micci
Ulysses Bruald
Walter Dalia
Trestee
Sista Bottachiari
Nromastor Paunini
Vito Gag- Harel
Saint Mary's Church
Mise Carmen Arbona
Carmen Arbona
Roosevelt Drive
Orlands Primavera
Sabatino Primavera
Fano
Italy
Fev
John J. Kitteen
Jennie Trimavera
Rose Arbona
Eva Prett
Consuelo Arbona
Frances Arbona
Bruno Primavera
Henry Prim
Cveyp
Charles
Ronald Primavera
Andrew Holubart
John Mirphles Wehers
A.M. Hall
Inter My
Richard M. Bolliver
Derby Bus- Iness
Wetherby's
Faln Street
Herman
Fronfin
Elke
Darby Lodge of Elks
Indee
Elizabeth Street
Kiwanis Club
Frankin J. Merwin
Clinton
This City
Middlesex Hospital
Middletown
Difford A. Merwin
Lewis Babcock
Willimantic
Harold W. Olson
East Norwalk
Andrew M. Johnson
Herbert Schaedler
Pine Rock Park
Olson
John Fabozzi, Jr
Hillside Avenue
A. Michael Baalle
Maria Annntania
Chapel Street
Elm City
Perry Avenue
William J Raro
Frances Vollaro
Ralph Franco
Christine Petrillo
Chester Street
Joseph Hyatt
Center Street
Evelyn D'Amico
Hawking Street
Nichols
Brownlas
FORD
Stepney
Rotary Ehh
Mocetine Ty Hotel
Green
Biavisian
Insie
United States
Warren Dunian
Andriven
Charley AL Fallock
Oultteao Charies
Neanuh
Buble
Dunlan
Pos Heeman Anna'a Sehulae Ion
Robert Davie
John Ginn
Paymond Smith
Pierce Corridan
Ridgofield
Norman Synerry
Percy Therrien
Joseph Wishneak
Nidveport
Rosemary Kane
Fred Evwrena Collier
Brethel
Anna Pauline Vanek
David Chester Sib
Bit
Doris Marie Barrett
Loretta Welch
Emblem Club
Court Iand Lawrence
Anthony Mancini
William Silvernail
Kay Costello
Harold Ferry
Auditiog
Joseph Rehullery
Howard Richardson
Kyrene FF
Melvin
Farm Groun
King Street Arm Bureau
Riou
Marcia A. Brundage Mixn
Helen Clark
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Frisbie's Pies
Tilo
Ting
Belara
Boston Ave
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