22 Aug 1972
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1972
Page
1
Obituaries from Naugatuck and Waterbury describe the deaths of Mrs C W Sweeney widow of Miles J Sweeney and Mrs Louise B Wood with funeral details. Edward Jakubczyk infant death is noted along with Maria Ferreira Campos mother of Lino Campos. Burial and visitation times are listed.
Funeral services for Sophie Bozenski Oblamsky 35 Travers Street were held today at Fitzgerald Zembruski Seville Funeral Home Waterbury with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Memorial services for John Birt Hill 76 Wolfe Avenue were held at United Church with burial in Westville Cemetery at family option. Walter J Yusaitis 71 Nod Street formerly of 230 May Street had funeral today from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home to St Marys and burial in St James Cemetery Naugatuck.
Antonio Lopes a 49 year old Naugatuck resident died July 31 1972 in an automobile accident while vacationing in Portugal Born Mishawaka Indiana December 7 1922 he was a World War II veteran and Uniroyal Inc employee He survived by his wife two daughters a sister and a brother Funeral services were held in Portugal with burial at Monte Murtura Cemetery Local Portuguese Club member and St Francis Church communicant He is survived by his mother and several relatives Funeral notice notes continued listing street names and local addresses for a public notices section An editorial comment questions polling place funding and implies Democratic Town Committee support for funds
A 15 year old Johnston boy, Mark Lytle, was electrocuted Monday night after his head touched a 7200 volt power line while climbing a 30 foot utility pole at Anglewood Avenue and Victoria Street. He was pronounced dead at Roger Williams General Hospital.
Ralph Upright thanks volunteers after the Republican Town Committee family outing at the Recreation Field. Cub Scouts from Pack 116 enjoyed a Camp Mattatuick picnic with a torchlight lake parade and a guest remarks by Richard Johns. John B. Hill, longtime Beacon Falls official, is remembered as a gentle man.
Ancient Egypt 9 000 years ago showed advanced medical knowledge with dental work, tooth care, and hygiene. Dr. George el Assal notes physicians used scalpels, forceps, and logical diagnosis, revealing surprising anatomy understanding and treatment skills for ailments across systems.
A group named smoke, a segment of KSM Productions Watertown, will stage a free concert on the Green tonight at o o clock. The band has performed in the Greater Waterbury area and has been rehearsing new material for the past year. Admission is free.
Wilkins earned a sixth year professional certificate in reading from the University of Bridgeport and studied at Connecticut State College. He is active in the NEA CEA Pomperaug Education Association and International Reading Association. He has led Prospect Teachers Association as president and served on state educational committees.
Voting for the Post No 17 baseball popularity contest is extended to August 28 due to slow interest. About 40 dollars is pledged with leaders Bob Dibble and Steve Thomas tied, while Tom Keating Tom Lynn Bill Grabowski and Rich Rudzik follow. Over 100 dollars from the Watertown Oakville benefit is in the Red Cross Disaster Fund. Voters should submit a dollar per vote at the Red Cross Chapter House Park Place Naugatuck Cent. by Friday, with each vote tied to the player named on a separate slip.
Frances Jennings won a Common Pleas Court judgment of 2500 against John Romano over a dog bite at Romano's East Haven service station on Jan 28 1971. The case noted permanent scarring on Jennings's wrist and forearm.
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