Stratford High School Class of 1922 Diplomas Conferred
Stratford pupils earned 47 diplomas at the Congregational Church commencement ceremonies. Miss Ethel Carien delivered the salutatory and Mary Coughlin gave the valedictory. Prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars were awarded for essays by Dorothy Hoffman, George Chase, and Jennie Williams. The program featured singing, a violin solo, and the sale of Clarion copies to support the school.
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Stratford High School
Edmund Judson
Mir Marmierite
Wil Hams
Stratford Schools
Menry Me
R. C. Whitehead
C. Clark Kennedy
Ethel Carien
Hawthorne
Dorothy Hoffman
Jenny Williams
Miss Williams
Chase
George Chase
William Peck
Mary Coughlin
America
Clarence Sloonmaker
Drolla
Helen Hughes
Thompson
Frederick G
Frederick G. Taylor
Frank H. Fargo
Jennie Williams
C. Thompson
W. W. Rogers
Clarence Slantmaker
Katherine Peterson
Marguerite Williams
Benudic
Ard
Edna Berth
Ethel ©Ten
Catalane
Geore Chase
Coughlin
Mary Coughlan
Elizabeth Donningohn Elliot
Elsie Muerte
Margareterle
Miorence French
Esther Grif
Richard Mart
Frances Heal
Florence Hoy
Gertrude Hudson
Earl
Ron- Mary Jazoe
Anna Lane
Extithventor
Elizabeth Mosko
George Newsome
Russell
Linn
Mary Couentin
Thomas Coughlin
Cornell
Wyman Smith
University of Cincinnati
Russell Peck
John Taylor
Mus
Institute of Technology
George Weome
John Hamilton
University of Norwich
Vermont
College Jagoe
Education Paths For Local Students To Higher Institutions
Nine girls will advance to state or regional higher education. Elizabeth Dewning Elizabeth Mosko Itelen Hushes Esther Griffin Rut Peck Edith Lavendar Grace Unadfer Richel Woolley and Margaret Buerle will pursue further studies. Dorothy Wilkinson and Ther Knight plan nursing at Bridgeport hospital Elisabeth Woods enters Smith College and Edna Berth enrolls at Syracuse University.
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New Haven
Elizabeth Dewning
Elizabeth Mosko
Itelen Hushes
Esther Griffin
Rut Peck
Edith Lavendar
Grace Unad Fer
Richel Woolley
Margaret Buerle
Dorothy Wilkinson
Ther Knight
Bridgeport Hospital
Elisabeth Woods
Smith College
Edna Berth
Syracuse University
Fairfield Court Actions and Local School Closings
Fairfield reports a series of court actions including John S Williams held over on non support with a $50 bond, John Pressly paying $14 in costs for a driving arrest, and William Voight’s non support case continued to June 26 with a $25 bond. Public schools close for summer until September 6, and St Thomas’s school reopens then. Road repairs ongoing under Sillman and Godfrey, with work on Pennfield road and Fair acres 2 road improving conditions. residents long troubled by poor roads.
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John S Williams
Elwood
Wiliam Voight
Fairfield
St Thomas's
Sillman and
Godfrey
Penfield Road
Fairacres 2
Birth notices and minor automobile accident roundup
A series of birth notices lists several newborns with parent names and addresses including Leroy Francis Millette and Pronislaw Zysk born in June. The piece then reports seven minor automobile accidents. incidents involve Patrick W. McGuire on Lafayette Street and Frank Smith on Highland Avenue, with a bicycle wheel damage and other unconfirmed injuries.
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Leroy Francis Millette
Joseph Adalaid
Josephine Catherine Martin Millette
Saundera Avenue
Patrick W. McGu
Lafayett Street
Iran
South Wi Nue
Frank Smith
Highland Avenue
Arthur J. Ruhman
John Vexalake
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Stratford
Clark’s
Samira
Broad St.sostorrice
Simmons
William and Mary
China
Avery Price
Clarinola Phonograph
Clarinda
the Times
John Pressly
Arthur Bennett
Pronislaw Zysk
Bronislaw and
Byanciszka Ustaszeska Zysk
Geushier
Generta Julianna Jablonowaks
Ryszard
Anna Makos Jablonowske
Hallett Street
Suns
Vitautae Peter Weitekunaz
Peter
Millie Hawhake Weitekanes
Warren Street
Leonard Ernest Esech