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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
3
Sillville school pupils prepare for the closing day exercises tomorrow at 2 PM. The program features readings and songs from upper and lower grades, with names attached to student performers and teachers guiding the event. The assembled program includes Prologue, stories, songs, and a prize list honoring diligent pupils.
Miss Marguerite Rempfer daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Rempfer of 92 Curtiss Street and Joseph Sommers of the Yo MLC AL were united in marriage at 2 PM yesterday in St Jane rectory. Rev Howard J Morrison performed the ceremony with Miss Gertrude Kraus as bridesmaid and Harold G Lawlor as best man. The bride wore a poudre georgelie gown with blonde Chantilly lace and a picture hat, carrying Ophelia roses. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home. The couple will travel to Mahanoy City Pa Philadelphia and Atlantic City for a wedding trip and will reside on Curtiss Street.
The Feast of the Sacred Heart will be observed Friday at St Francis Church with Mass at 7:30 AM and special devotions in the evening at 7:20 PM.
Willii Donaher a Central Taxi Station driver on South Main Street fell this morning while working around his car and fractured his right ankle. He is under doctor care. In Rio Tinto near Oporto Portugal an alcohol plant copper vat exploded killing five and wounding seven with extensive property damage.
A Naugatuck citizen writes to urge voting on the city manager form of government as planned for June 29, arguing many will not study the charter before fall. The writer says postponement harms little but favors readers familiarizing themselves with the proposal to vote intelligently. June 16, 198A.
About 34 of the 1,500 state entrants are from Naugatuck with top prizes across multiple schools. Winners include Albert L. Mergers and John Quirk earning $5 awards, Beebe Street and Rubber Avenue students collecting $1 and $3 prizes, and several honorable mentions. The success honors Miss J Frances Lewis and St Francis' instructors for guiding the students.
Principal Charles P. Slade plans graduation at the Gem Opera House Friday evening. All seniors must attend Thursday at 11 20 for arrangements. Tickets for graduation available tomorrow morning at the high school office.
The Circles of the Aid Society of the Congregational Church announce meetings tomorrow. Circle A gathers at 10:30 AM in the parish house for an all day session, while Circle D meets at 2:30 PM in the parish house.
Arrangements for the Knights of Pythias outing at Lake Quassapaug on Saturday June 20 are complete. The day features a married men versus single men baseball game with dinner at 4 o clock in the grove. Members should bring baseball gear and bathing suits and meet at the hall at 1 30.
Miss Marguerite Curtin of Philadelphia, a former resident, is visiting relatives in the borough. Clayton Davis has sold a two family house and a one family house on Rubber avenue to Philip Saffran through Jacob Baurer, local realtor. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Churchill of North Main Street are on a two weeks auto trip through New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kelland and Mr. and Mrs. William Jarvis of Brooklyn, N Y, who spent the past week as guests of T D OConnor of the New Haven road, have returned home.
A batch of funeral notices and obituaries profile William Hansen eight, of Brooklyn, and Anna Lannon of Rubber Avenue, plus Bertha Randalls Woonsocket family ties. Services span St Francis church and Grove cemetery with local pallbearers and musical tributes. Card of Thanks from Chester J Randall and families expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors.
An anniversary requiem high mass for the late George Holland will be celebrated in St. Francis Church Friday morning at eight. Banns of marriage were announced in St. Mary’s Church on Sunday for the first time between Albert Vailu Kaitis and Mary Parkus. Norval Turner has returned from New York and New Jersey after a week with relatives. Evergreen Chapter Order of the Eastern Star holds a regular meeting Thursday at eight with candidates to be initiated and refreshments after. A special initiation meeting is set for Saturday at 7:45 in Masonic Hall.
Probate Court of the District of Naugatuck orders June 26 1925 at 10:00 am to hear the allowance of the executrix administration account for Samuel Ananberg also known as Samuel Anenberg late of Naugatuck. The executrix is to publish notice in a New Haven County newspaper and post at the town sign-post.
All persons who have not paid their personal tax are called upon to pay at once as action will be taken to collect same as the law provides. C. Henry Squires, Collector. June 15.
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