Union City Streets Well Sanded After Ice Storm
Union City Street Superintendent Leo E Brophy defended sanding efforts after Sunday's ice storm noting 30 tons of sand two tons of rock salt and 68 yards of cinders were spread between 3:30 and 6:00 a m A committee was formed to alert Warden Carter about icy streets and crews worked at 4:50 a m with trucks from 2 30 a m The union city area saw many streets covered with sand and cinders and residents faced safer conditions than on sidewalks.
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Harry L. Carter
Clu
Unter City
Leo £. Brophy
Union City
Carter
Mc. Brophy
Cemetery
Orchid
City Hill
Golden HI
Woodbine
Schogl Andemson
Johnson
John
Wooster
Maple Hill Road
East Waterbury Road
Deep Hollow Road
City Hil Street
Golden Hill
Lines
Orchard
Andersen
Washington Street
Oltaide
Rosk Walt
Bar Gyrh
Brophy
Tonda
Orville D Ardern Dies In Waterbury
Orville Damon Ardern 61 of 69 Alma street Waterbury died at home after an illness. He was born July 2 1888 in South Meriden a World War I veteran he served in the 152nd Battalion. He worked at Oakville Co division of Scovill Mig Co until last April. He leaves wife Mabel Johnson Ardern Waterbury and two brothers. Funeral at Alderson Funeral Home Waterbury tomorrow at 2 with Rev Dickinson officiating burial Grove Cemetery Naugatuck. Friends may call today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9.
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Orville Damon Ardern
Alma Street
Waterbury
South Meriden
Levin Pamond Ardern Hickay
William Ardern
Sth Co
France
Oakville Co
Scovill Mig. Co
MI Plain Church
Bealdos
Twa Wits
Mabel (Johnson) Ardern
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Avenue
Leot Dickinson
Grove Cemetery
Naugatuck
Births Dec 12 First son for Voegeli family
A son named Frederick Henry was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter H Voegeli on Salem Road Prospect with Mrs Voegeli previously Blanche Becking daughter of Joseph P Becking Naugatuck. They also have a daughter Judith Nancy.
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Frederick Henry
Walter H. Voegeli
Salem Road
Prospect
Voegeli
Blanche Beckiing
Joseph P Becking
Naugatuck
Judith Nancy
Chief Sheridan Reappointed District Forest Fire Warden
Chief Sheridan is reappointed district forest fire warden for the year ending 1960. State Fire Warden Betrew announces three deputy wardens Kaward Galvin William Peval Edward Westberg to aid wardens under Naugatuck district now independent of Beacon Villa area with wardens to employ help to meet forest areas within the Borough.
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Ah J. Siserigan
OM. O. Betreeder
Sheridan Laday
Werdons
Kaward Galvin
Meadow Street
Mra
Emechanic
William Peval
New Haven Land
Birnieville
Sind
Edward Westberg
Huntera Mountain
West Mountain
Sheridim Seeven
Naugatuck
Beacon Villa
Sheridan
Lower Valley
Two Churches to Welcome Twenty Five New Members
Sixteen members will join Salem Lutheran Church and Emanuel Lutheran Church in a joint ceremony Sunday morning. The Rev. Donald Kent says admissions will occur during the 10 30 service with Holy Communion. The Rev Theodore Behrad notes new members will join during the 10 30 o clock service as part of a joint Evangelical program tied to the National Lutheran Evangelistic Campaign.
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Salen Lutheran Church
Immunaal Lutheran Church
Donald Kent
He‘ Salem Lutheran Church
Sid Hat
Thoglore
Behrad
Inaintiavael Tattyeran
Cone Junction
Natkongak Lutheran Church
Hvangeltatle Campolign
Company Gives Bonus to 2,300 Workers in New Deal
Old Greenwich December report says Conds Nust Publications Incorporated awarded a bonus to 2,000 workers, totaling $2000, about ten percent less than the year’s take, attributed to lower bonuses and operating costs as company faced strains.
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Old Greenwich
Conds Nust Publentuns
Pave Ak Christinins
Lye 5S. V. Patcevith
Bunlies
aMaller Press
Letter From Santa Claus The North Pole
A festive missive from Santa Claus describing a winter landscape in Santa Land, folded with rhymes and playful scenes. The note mentions Mrs Claus, a peek hole to watch children, and the joy of Christmas morning. It closes with warm wishes from Merwin Manthey and family.
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Claua
Restrict Streets In Union City For Winter Coasting
Officials in Union City announce restricted streets around Porter Lane and American Bridge area to prevent sliding injuries this winter. An inspection led by Warden Pinery and Carter flags lattices on Porter Lane near Galt College with further notices on John Street and North Union City.
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Warden Pinery Ol. Carter
Union Ciy
Preathle Oatregta
Hlreeta Wkely
Borat Board
Porter Lane
Br Galt Courge
Trane Nan Tennaida
Union City
John Shreet
Union Clr
Around The World in Brief Highlights From Diverse Fronts
A chaotic international roundup notes labor unrest in Britain with plant shutdowns and a general strike affecting power and rail sectors. Reports cover Albania’s maritime incident provoked by wartime actions, Finland’s aid payments, and Washington debates on tax repeal. The piece also mentions a European morale dip and a stray holiday parking meter anecdote from Cobleskill.
Christmas Party Held by Chemical Office and Lab Workers
Navkatuch Chamiont employes gathered in the Assembly Room of a Waterbury hotel for a Christmas dinner and program. Music by Joe Reale and a song by the Nau Beatonon accompanied remarks, with several named attendees and a list of organizing committee members.
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Navkatuch
Chamiont
Thale
Anna Caristrans
Thay
Blotel
Chivas
J. Lunn
Ise
Edward Lawandsuaitas
W. J. Morton
Pinto
B. W.W. Taff
K. L. Keefer
Mary Vorgoson
Jang Tanidter
Hodwis Mnakoski
Selly
Mulila Coben
Schuyler Merritt To Mark Birthday
Former Republican Congressman Schuyler Merritt, linked to the Merritt Parkway, is set to celebrate his birthday on December 9. The note mentions his fondness for good meals and occasional car rides when weather permits, with a hopeful return to Sault in winter.
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Schuyler Merritt
Merritt
Oling
New President Named for Central College New Haven
The Yale Divinity School alumnus has been named president of Central College. Ralph T. Woodward will assume the post in June, returning to the college where former members lived. The appointment follows a year of leadership changes at the institution.
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Central College
New Haven
Tanatent
Yale Divinity Kchool
Gollace al Pryatie
Tay
Ralph T
Woodward Yakey
Medical Patients and Discharges at St Marys Hospital
Mrs Anthony Laman 51 Troped street is listed as a patient at St Marys Hospital. Donnkl Seltzer of 267 Cherry Street returned home after surgery at St Marys. Miss Paltleia Robinson discharged from St Marys Rose Pile and is convalescing at home.
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Anthony Laman
Tro
St. Mary's Hospital
Donnkl Seltzer
Cherry Shreet
St. Mary's Hopital
Paltleia Robinson
St. Mary's Rose Pile Aml
Har Mores
Santa Claus helicopter lands in crowded Naugatuck street
Thousands gather on Church Street to greet Santa as a helicopter from the Naugatuck Daily News lands for a Christmas visit. Rudolph leads the way as gifts are handed out at the News office and nearby locations.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Church Street
Tvcopter
Smith
John J. Gormley
John Kheridan
Murad F Chittenden
W. Butts
Ute
Footwor
Rex Beurtat
Iedintriad
Local Medical Staff Appointments At Waterbury Hospital 1950
Local doctors and dentists on staff at Waterbury Hospital have been notified of new appointments for 1950. Appointments to the staff were approved with noted earners. several names are listed including physicians and other medical personnel connected to the hospital.
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Hesp
Euvel
Bristol Gifts $75,000 for City Pool Construction
Mrs. Mary Page and her husband announce a donation of $75,000 toward Bristol’s pool project. The gift raises the total funds to $226.00 already raised, with construction now underway for the new city pool.
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City of
Bristol
Civen
Seth
Mary Page
Abe
Rene Eben Rye
Appitie
Pitt
Page
Glass Firm Announces Bonuses for All 75 Employees
The firm will pay one week’s pay as a bonus to all 75 employees. Eligible workers include those with a year or more of service, while those with shorter tenure receive a different pro rata amount. The announcement follows a schedule shift ending Friday with operations resuming Sunday morning.
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Finland
Waalington Finkind
Beteatannet
Witherwax
Pungdiay
Chenisen
U.S
Sunnday
Deaths Ardern Orville Damon of Waterbury
Orville Damon Ardern 01 of Waterbury died in Waterbury. The funeral is tomorrow at 2 PM at Alderson Funeral Home 70 Central Avenue Waterbury. Burial will be in Grove Cemetery Newington. Visitation is this afternoon and evening from 2 to 7 at the funeral home.
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Ardern
Orville Damon
WY Adminalread
Waterbury
Dee
Munoral
Davids Claims Eye Charts Ineffective For Students
Dr Harul Davida addressed the Sem Behool Parent Association in Waterbury speaking on eye health needs of children. He argued eye charts fail to identify all conditions and urged school departments to implement comprehensive screening and testing for all ages in high schools and younger grades.
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Harul EK
Davida
Tha Aehant Nr
Kothiarlyes
Idawley
Waterbury
Schodwied
Apeak
Thair
Davide
Gradi
Aeheot
Bellasca
Saint Mary's smoker gathers 90 attendees in unclear event spelling
The fragmented OCR text lists about 90 attendees at Saint Mary's smoker with mentions of people like Peter, Sally, George, Ralph, and Diane. Many names are garbled, making the exact nature and purpose of the gathering difficult to confirm. The note references a Holy Name and a chaeeb, but lacks clear details on date, location specifics, or outcomes.
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T. Marys
Marcia
Mie
Adhyaveh Tall
Peter St. Boley
Hon Ge
Sally Wereahown
The
Ited
George Vileieadkon
Ralph Slot
Langua Od
Suvarad Ohoxing Omatehowey
Hinked
Bay
Dea Toone
the Riv
Theat Griffin
Piu Tor
Won Hanon
Diane Promos
On The Threshold Of What Future Atomic Age Holds
A fragmentary reader notice invites study of the transition from Victorian times to the Atomic Age. It highlights questions about meaning of the word atomic and hints at a feature on the century's path, urging readers to follow the ongoing exploration in today’s issue.
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Anyanad Mba
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