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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1954

Page

13

YMCA offers new beginners Spanish class

A new beginners Spanish class organized by the YMCA will meet Wednesdays from 7 to 8 30 p m for nine weeks. Instructor is F Luz. One class is filled and a second class was approved due to demand. Registrations are accepted at the YMCA Program office. The class is open to men and women in the community.

YMCA I F. Luz

Methodist Anniversary Dinner Set at Golden Hill Church

The First Methodist church on Golden Hill and Harrison Streets will mark the 2th anniversary of its edifice with a dinner Friday at 6 30 p.m. The Woman's Society of Christian Service leads the event with Dr. Chester C. Marshall and others as honored guests. A history of Methodism and the church, plus music and pictures, will be part of the program.

William H. Alderson First Methodist Church Golden Hill Harrison Streets Lockehall Woman's Society of Christian Service Chester C. Marshall Albert E. Beebe George S. Hawiey William Boyd Spencer Marshall Beebe Hawley Spencer Dorothy Hutchison Partridge

Blood Drive At Bryant Plant Hits Sevenths Day

The Red Cross bloodmobile made its seventh visit to Bryant Electric yesterday, collecting 1.11 pints. Donors included Mary Parobek and Joseph Faustine with multiple donations, plus 26 first timers. Sixteen provisional Junior League members assisted, under Mrs. Stephanie McCarthy and Mrs. Stanwood Towne, with Harold Roblman coordinating Bryant’s host role.

Red Cross Bryant Electric Company Bryant Mary Parobek Joseph Faustine Sphercal Bearing Corporation Jean M. Figlar Bridgeport Fabrics Marie D. Alecca Frank Jawoisz Edith Gelfand Carl R. Carlberg Frank Devlin Michael F. Alvarez Frances C. Vodola Joseph B. Sowwinski George R. Zauner Robert H. Baker John J. Kane Mildred I. Morrissey Joseph J. Stash Fred Thompson Joseph P. Falco Bodine Corp Ruth M. Kane Mary H. Hornak Julia Ritzal Donald Reid Helen M. Previs Bryant’s Gertrude McCarthy Apex Tool Company Hemophelic Society Junior League Stephanie McCarthy David Garbelnick Stanwood Towne Harold J. Roblman Bryant Company

D'Amato Sets Record of Lodge in Office

Dominic F. D'Amato a Republican candidate for state representative spoke at a Twelfth A Republican club rally. He reviewed Governor Lodge's administration noting solved issues such as minimum wage law welfare reforms savings bank insurance and Korea veteran benefits. He cited health welfare penal facility expansion and a strong civil defense program as proof of progress.

Dominic F. D'Amato Lodge D’amato

Sergeant 70 reenlists for more Air Force service

Horst W. Tittel, a German born sergeant now 70, reenlisted for six years in the Air Force. Secretary Harold Talbott administered the oath. Tittel spent 46 years in service to reach lieutenant colonel, later choosing noncommissioned status to avoid early retirement. He remains a reserve officer and said, if active, he can count on going to work each morning.

Washington Horst W. Tittel Air Force Harold Talbott Tittel

Stock Speaks Tonight at Fourth District Rally

Senator Jack Stock, Democratic candidate for reelection in the 21st district, will address a Fourth district Democrats rally at 863 State Street. The event is organized by George Z. Balamaci and Marian Hulton.

Jack Stock State Street George Z. Balamaci Marian Hulton

Ollie Matson Runs First Leg in 1600 Meter Relay

Ollie Matson of the Chicago Cardinals in the National Football League ran the first leg of the winning 1600 meter relay team in the 1852 Olympics.

Ollie Matson Chicago Cardinals

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