Honors List Sparks High Competition At School Training
The feature notes the top ten averages in each department, with many students above 90 percent but only ten make the honor roll. It cites Bookkeeping and Secretariat departments where the spread from first to last is tiny, highlighting the prestige of appearing on the list and the fairness of marking based on actual student achievement. It also promotes the business training program and placement services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sikora
Elvira Vegh
Fies
Secretariat Ae
Training opens path to confidential positions as Private Secre t
A beginner friendly course offers secretarial training with emphasis on rapid placement into confidential roles. The program promotes rapid skill building to qualify for entry level positions and advanced training opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thares
Service League plans 1927 28 program at Stratford church
The Women’s Service League of the First Congregational Church of Stratford unveils its 1927 1928 program with lectures meetings and hostesses listed from October to June including topics “The Call of the Occasion” and “Americanization” and affiliations with Stratford Red Cross and community groups. Committees named cover church aid exchange finance flower remembrance hospitality membership missionary and program roles with many Stratford residents and local organizations contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Service League
First Congregational Church of
Stratford
Putney Chapel
Charlotte M. Packard
Ernest J. Craft
C. Henry Pardee
Gordon Z. Smith
National Council
Herbert &. Brown
Far East
William F. Atherton
McLaren Stevens
Charles K. Stagg
Stratford Red Cross Nursing Service
Children’s Community Center of
New Haven
Helen 3
Beach
Helen S. Beardsley
Edmund H. Judson
The
Pioneer
Aurelia Wenderoth
Americes
Luther W. Strayer
Edward N. Sampson
F. Stanley Selleck
Allen C. Judson
Stanley G. Holmes
James A. Wales
Helen B. Beach
Church Aid Committee
Irving J. Stinson
Elmer D. Treadwell
Elnora Wilcoxson
Arthur T. Horton
Herbert W. Pardy
C. M. Waklee
Farnum G. Fox
H. Horton Elsworth
Alfred W. Stacey
Carl A. Swanson
Rexford
Nettleton
Raymond G. Kennedy
Ruth W. Barr
Julius G. Hart
Sherman B. Mallett
Arthur Horton
William A. Schiller
Howard J. Sanborn
Henry G.crosby
Burton J. Calkins
Thomas B. Taylor
B. Blakeman
Alice L. Dean
Mary N. Barker
Leslie M. Palmer
Arlene Curtis
Helen H. Barker
Roy Young
Arthur P. Smith
Harry ©. Hubbell
Anna P. Burton
Newton J. Reed
James A. Mallett
F. W. Viner
Arthur
Irving J. Webb
Frank L. Roundtree
Wade &. Gooke
Sidney 4. Colburn
Hiram C. Smith
Ernest J. Hisey
Parochial Society of
Christchurch
Assembly drives students to join athletic association
Friday morning meeting urged all students to join the Athletic Association. Plans target 100 percent membership with a room banner for first to reach it. Principal Rugers spoke on support for the team. Superintendent Ireland urged sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association
A. A
W. W. Rugers
E. Ward Ireland
E. G. Schieffer
Doc” Adams
Thomas
PF. Andrews
Ira Gregory
Robert Trevetham
Robert Munro
Yale Place
Rye
WN. Y
Margaret Wells Wood
American Social Hygiene Association
Stratford Methodist
North End
Parent-Teacher Association
Capital Red Cross Officer to Speak at Local Meeting
William M. Harris, staff assistant to the vice chairman of the American Red Cross in Washington, D C, will be the main speaker at the Red Cross reception and moving picture event at Mrs Walter B Ashar's home Bridgeport Round Hill Fairfield this afternoon for the Bridgeport roll call of September 24 to a September 30. Harris recently returned from Mississippi flood duties directing the Greenville area and 43 000 refugees He aids Red Cross work across New England and New York He organized the first national first aid and lifesaving institute in Plymouth MA in 1922 He organized the New England colleges roll call in 1920 and has long engaged in educational and employment work He is a Bowdoin graduate and Phi Beta Kappa member with extensive resuscitation study and lectures on gas and electrical injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam, M. Harris
American National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Walter Bashar
Bridgeport
Hearthstone
Round ‘Hill
Fairfield
Roll ‘Gall
Mgr
Harrig
Greenville
Miss
Washington County
Mississippi
Leland
Arcola
Hollandale
Harris
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusettes
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
New England
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Colleges of
Hartis
Boston
Willett-Senna and Company
East
Bowdoin Colllege
Phi Beta Kappa
Maine Medical School
106 Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported in Week
Boston Sept 14 Sixteen new cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the State department of public health yesterday. The week total reaches 106 the highest weekly count this year. Dr. Clarence L Beaman deputy health commissioner released figures show 213 Massachusetts cases this month and a yearly total of 444 compared with 164 at the same point in 1922 and 245 for all of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Associated Press
State Department of Public Health
Clarence L. Beaman
Massachusetts
Man Found Guilty in Philadelphia Murder Case
Marian Elliott was found guilty of first degree murder in the 1920 killing of Henry T. Palrce in Philadelphia. The jury recommended life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marian
Elliott
Henry T. Palrce
Farm Opportunity Equal Ten Others CAC Head Says
President Charles Lewis Beach of Connecticut Agricultural College asserts farming offers a future for intelligent, technically trained youths. He notes road and radio developments reduce farm isolation, that many graduates enter allied industries or state and government service, with salaries comparable to other technical fields.
Jugular Vein Cut Fatality Near New York State Line
Greenwich reports two accidents early today over the state line in New York. Lester Greenwood, 25, of Larchmont died after his car hit a parked truck, glass severing his jugular vein. Truck driver Joseph Taylor of Tarrytown held for inquest. An unidentified man on North Main Street in Port Chester was struck by Rooney Farson, 17, and remained unconscious at United Hospital. Farson held pending injuries outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Associated Press
State Line
New York
Lester Greenwood
Woodland Avenue
Larchmont
Joseph Taylor
Worth Tarrytown
N. Y
North Main Street
Port Chester
Rooney Farson
United
Six Hurt in Meriden Crash Injuries Reported
Meriden, Sept. 18. Six persons were injured in a head-on collision on the Meriden Middletown highway at 12 36 this morning. One is in critical condition. Victims include Leo Renkiewicz 25 of 102 Willow Street Meriden and George and Mrs L T Herring of East Orange. Police will file reckless driving charges against Robert Baldwin 21 of 74 Reservoir Avenue Meriden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Associated Press
Meriden-Middletown
Meriden Hospital
Leo Renklewics
Willow Street
George LaPoint
Lenox Avenue
East Orange
EL. J. Herring
Hest Orange
L. T. Herring
Robert Baldwin
Reservoir Avenue
Baldwin
LaPoint
Renkiewicz
Eset
Herring
Drouhin to Fly Mystery Plane Paris to New York
Maurice Drouhin, once left waiting at the church by Charles A. Levine, is believed to be retained to pilot a new mystery plane from Paris to New York and back. Descriptions say the monoplane has a 6000 mile range, French design, and Junkers-like wings. Trials may begin in two weeks with a route via Case Blanca and Pernambuco to Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Maurice Drouhin
Charles A. Levine
New York
Drouhin
Case Blanca
Pernambuco
Newfoundland
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Edgeworth $S
Booth & Bayliss
Fairfield Avenue
Nan E Howden
Mildred Husted
Marion Mihaly
Meene Bissonnette
Catherine Hague
Hilda Frese
Anna Jarosin
Annabel Hayward
Katherine ‘Oo Sullivan
Margaret Keyes
Margaret Bodnar
Beulah Beck
Mildred Unfried
Louise ‘Ahrens
Ruth Hall
Adela Schipul
Annette Potasky
Louise Langenstein
Mary Clarke
Josephine Franzese
Florence Heim
Underwood Typewriter Co
Ido
Marie Accardi
Afb
Booth & Bayliss Commercial School
Psst-Telegram
Service League OF Stratford
Robert Trevethan
Judson Place
Amherst College
Ammherst
Mase
Trevethan
Stratford High School
Eben Wolley
White Street
Carmel Hall
Syvert Nellsop
Stratford High
Pratt Institutes
William Curtis
Warwick Avenue
Tufts College
Nina Bedell
Norm LaFountain
Norman Street
Norwich
Vivian Flather
Garfield Flather
Beach Drive
John Austin
Jackson Avenue
Muriel Caddington
Alfred Parker
Ire Gregory
Bertha Traverse
Lorain Marmelsetin
Mabel Hill
Marguerite Bahan
Wilda Wall
Thomas Coughlin
Lawrence Cohen
Fayette Severance
Albert Sekelsky
Mabel Hail
Ivy ‘Hor
Sighel “Hill
Wummage Sale Advertising Committee
Muriel Coddington
A. Shields
Louetta Bennett
William Stoee
Harold Delorme
Albert Wilcoxson
Catherine Steinmetz
William Stone
Washington Trip Fund
Boosters’ Club
Boosters Club
Capital Red Cross
Lashar
William M. 4Rris
CAC. Head
Jin Grash
Meriden- Middletown
Mystery
U.S
Tan
Malin Theor
Ures
Kalburnie Ginghams
Smith-Murray Co
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeports
A. W. Burritt CO
Knowlton Street
Barnum
State of Conn
Reliabse
Automatic Economy Corp
Fourth Ave
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