UConn Student Places Second in Poultry Test
A UConn student earned second place in a poultry test as part of a farm science competition. The event highlighted student skill in evaluating poultry quality and breeding.
19 Dec 1955
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1955
Page
1
A UConn student earned second place in a poultry test as part of a farm science competition. The event highlighted student skill in evaluating poultry quality and breeding.
Funeral services and burial arrangements for several local residents are announced, including Charles Drake Corts, 79, of Darah engineer, with services slated at Aldstran Funeral Home and burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery Hartford. Also noted are arrangements for Ruth Parsons of Anabrlin, and various other memorials with limited readable details.
Funeral services for Jess Byrt Led Saninane will be held at a local church with clergyman officiating. Interment follows at the nearby Woodside Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to pay respects and are asked to omit flowers. donations may be made to the American Red Cross.
A garbled OCR item lists numerous individuals tied to Montoure County, including Kemicuy Stoecker Fancy Moeekel and Mia Ros e AGT Field street, with partial references to a person named Mia and a legal or familial context. The fragment lacks coherent actions, dates, or roles to determine a clear event.
The University of Connecticut vegetable judging team led by Harold Bishop wins the National Collegiate Vegetable Judging Contest in Washington with 3503 points. Cornell takes second, Southern Illinois third, among seven colleges competing. Individual winner Harold Bishop of Guilford scores 1195 of 1300. teammates David Leonard of Greenwich and Ralph M. Lint assist. Joseph Lint coaches the team and chairs the national contest committee, noting a five year period of success for UConn.
A monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Adams discussed plans for a New Year Eve dance to be held Dec 31 at the American Brass Country Club. Committee chairmen include Mr and Mrs Robert Panasik Mr and Mrs Francis Wood and Mr and Mrs P Jensen with Greg Phelan and an orchestra providing music. Reservations with committee members. Belted supper at midnight. Members present included Eugene Ballig and Robert Casper.
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