Obituary Items From Naugatuck Waterbury Area
Obituaries from the Naugatuck and Waterbury area note the deaths of ALANSON H. Benson 63 of 12 Walnut Street and Mrs Anne Kiernan Dunphy, both of Waterbury, along with CHARLES Webber 77 of 62 Hoadley Street and Judd Carter Minor 60 of 349 Salem Road Prospect. Also listed are infant Jennifer Lynn Vige, Ernest J. Harding 69, and Paul Niesobecki 75 of Prospect Towers. Funeral details, survivors, and burial plans are included for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Carter
Salem Road
Prospect
St. Mary's Hospital
Albany
N.Y
William and
Nettie
Judd) Minor
Minor
Howland Hughes Co
First Congregational Church of
Waterbury
Prospect Retired Citizens Association
The
Army serviceman buried with Mass at St Stanislaus Kosta
Army veteran and communicant of St Stanislaus Kosta Church. Survived by wife Jaxy. two sons Edward and Carl. brother Felice. four grandchildren. Military funeral Wednesday 8 15 a.m. from Fitzgerald Zermbruski Syrillo Funeral Home to St Stanislaus Kosta Church for 9 Mass. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Calling hours today 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers donate to Newington Home for Crippled Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Dunphy
Anne (Kiernan) Dunphy
Lexington Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Michael and
Theresa
Conaty) Kiernan
Connecticut Light and Power Co
Immaculate Corception Church
Dunphy
Joan Ellen Dunphy
U.S. Air Force
Maxwell Air Base
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas P. Kiernan
Joseph N. Kiernan
John F. Kiernan
Alfred M. Kiernan
Bart Connor
Irving Unwin
Eugene St. John
Naugatuck
Bergin Funeral Home
East Main St
Immaculate Conception Church
Calvary Cemetery
Oreda
Chamatiah) Webber
Alden H. Webber
White Salmon
Wash
Royal S. Webber
Clifton
N.J
Oreda Webber
Maywood
Hebert Webber
Telford
Douglas Webber
Seattle
Gladys Webber
Carrie Webber
New York City
Ruth Emmons
Elgin
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow St
Paul Humphreys
First Baptist’s Church
Grove Cemetery
Minor
Margaret (Meyer) Minor
Prospect
William Judd
Stephen Ondrick
South Weymouth
Mass
Clarence Jessel
Watertown
O'Donnell
David B. Eusden
First Congregational Church
Prospect Cemetery
Ernest J. Harding
Beebe St
Canada
Herbert C
Sarah (Buffett) Harding
Uniroyal
Naugatuck Congregational Church
George Fisher
Maplewood Cemetery
Marlboro
St. Stanislaus Kosta
Jaxy
Diugolecki) Niesobecki
Edward
Middlebury
Carl Niesobecki
Felice Niesobecki
Poland
Fitzgerald - Zermbruski - Syrillo
East Farm St
Hodgman Named Executive Director of CARC
Hodgman was named executive director of the Connecticut Association for Retarded Children effective January 15. He will lead CARC activities across education, legislation, camping and fundraising, succeeding retiring Ann Switzer. The statewide group comprises 24 local associations for retarded children and will organize a Ride-a-Bike for the retarded program on April 29, 199. CARC is based in Hartford at 21 R High St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Hodgman
Connecticut Association For Retarded Children, Inc
Roland T. Hamel
Waterbury
Hodgman
Ann Switzer
CARC
National Association For Retarded Children, Inc
Maine
Massachusetts
Orange
Connecticut
University of Miami
Marine Corps
Northeast
National Association For Retarded Children
Hartford
R High St
Death of Cambridge teacher sinks in autopsy findings
Cambridge police said laboratory results will take two weeks to confirm cause of death of 23 year old Abigail Hamilton, an art teacher at Winthrop School, found dead in her Langdon Street apartment. The scene showed no struggle and ransom of jewelry remained. Hamilton, a 1972 Rhode Island School of Design graduate, was reported missing by her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Cambridge Police
Abigail Hamilton
Dennison Manufacturing Co
Framingham
Hamilton
Winthrop
West
Langdon St
Miss Hamilton
Rhode Island School of Design
Bridgeport Man to Face Arraignment in Stabbing Case
Bridgeport councilman Jose Camilo was to be arraigned in circuit court today over the stabbing death of Guillermo Rosario found on a sidewalk and pronounced dead at Bridgeport Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Coun
Jose Camilo
Bridgeport
Guillermo Rosario
Rosario
Bridgeport Hospital
Christmas Carols Warm Beacon Community Weekend
Beacons area busy with carolers from Jim and Lee Bowen and Pack 100 on Main Street and Rimmon Hill. United Church youth sing in the hills while services at United Church of Christ and St Michael's RC Church emphasize the season. Beacon Hose Co 1 joins the Cottage Seven at Southbury Training School with Christmas cheer. Community events include an Activity Club meeting at Town Hall and cancellations of religious instruction due to holidays. New Year Masses at St Michael's and exam notices for St Thomas Seminary. Pre Cana planned at St Pius X Wolcott for engaged couples. Janet Leigh Rory Calhoun Gene Nelson star in NBC Ghost Story episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Lee Bowen
Cubs
Pack 100
Main St
Rimmon Hill
United Church
United Church of Christ
St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church
Beacon Hose Co. No. 1
Southbury Training School
Church Lyceum
St. Michael's
St. Thomas Seminary High School
Bloomfield Ave
St. Thomas Seminary
St. Pius X Church
Woodtick Rd
Wolcott
Hollywood
UPI
Janet Leigh
Rory Calhoun
Gene Nelson
NBC
Multiple Fatalities Reported in Connecticut and Massachusetts
Several individuals are listed as killed in accidents across Connecticut towns including Winsted Darien Hartford and East Lyme and in Fairfield Shelton Stamford Darien and Norf Mass. Names include Ra mos McNichol Buratti Swallow Mihok Willis Roth and Feeney with causes ranging from pedestrian being struck to car and train collisions. Funeral services are planned Wednesday for Francis P Feeney a 77 year old newsman who died Sunday in Pondville Hospital Norfolk Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Traine
F. Rayborn
Winsted
Tolland Turnpike
William F. McNichol
Darien
Yolande Ramos
Hartford
Carol Buratti
Bristol
Alcide Swallow
East Lyme
Louis Mihok
Shelton
James Willis
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Martin Roth
Stamford
Penn Central Railroad
Attleboro
Mass
Francis P. Feeney
Pondville Hospital
Norfolk
Managua Seismic Crisis Drives mass Exodus and Destruction
A major earthquake devastates Managua, prompting evacuations of up to 300,000 residents and widespread damage. Officials estimate losses near 2 billion dollars as troops guard streets, looting occurs, and efforts focus on rescue and disease control amid a near-empty city. Brown University later announces Dr Maurice Laufer appointed professor of clinical psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Somoza
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alanson H. Benson
Walnut St
Waterbury Hospital
John and
Clara {Tyrrell} Benson
Boy Scouts
Benson
Bristol Co
Quarter Century Club
Beacon Valley Grange
Clara
Kilian) Benson
Louis T. Alexander
Joyce B. Bradley
Denise C. Benson
Norman Benson
Paul Benson
Charles Webber
Hoadley St
State
Betts & Betts and Betts
Woodbury
Charles and
Caroline
Stock) Webber
New York
Montreal
Detroit
International Correspondence Schools
New York State National Guard
U.S. Army
Shepherd Salem Lodge of Masons
Eureka
First Baptist Church
Quarter Century Club of
Jennifer Lynn Vige
Joseph
JoAnn (Scarpulla) Vige
Millville Ave
St. James Cemetery
Joseph Vige
Joy
Charles Scarpulla
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
Raymond Putrizello
St. Francis Church
Paul Niesobecki
Prospect Towers
West Haven Veterans Hospital
Warsaw
Felice and
Amilia (Fodkoski) Niesobecki
Niesobecki
Shoe Hardware Co
Root & Boyd
Bom Or
John Minicucci
Nevgatuch
Asurant
Root « Boyd, Inc
Phonograph
Leon Young
Center St
Keith Leuchars
Harriet R. Ray
Beacon Falls
Town Hall
Irk
Carlson Furniture
Oakville
Neumann Street
Mobil Heating Oil Fuel Co
Walcoll
Beacon Fails & Vicinity
Frank’s Naugatuck Auto Body
Lanship Collision
Prospect St
Talbot Gas Service, Inc
Tris
Bob
Camera Shop Inc
Grand ST. Wtby
Careras
Penton
A. C. Hampson Printing CO
City Hill
Union City
Anderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Tire Service
Joe Samoska Armstrong
Sterl
Meadas
Joe's Tire
North Main St
Travel Bureau
Sanditz
Rose Ann Hayden
Dawn Anderson
Herman Sanditz
Lois B. Greene
Air Lines
HIGN
Main St. Wary
Greason
Botw AL
CTA Ly
Miele’s Shoe Repair
Haritee
Maple St
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