Beacon Falls Men Hear Address by Hon F A Wallis
Beacon Falls June 17 The Derby Union meeting in Beacon Falls drew a large crowd with Ralph Tucker and associates in the Derby Christian Endeavor Union credited for arranging Frederick A Wallis the New York commissioner of correction and NY Endeavor Union president as the speaker He spoke of a White House breakfast visit and praised President Coolidge as the country’s leader He outlined work in migration and correction and warned about the drug habit and general ignorance on the issue The Beacon Falls Men’s orchestra provided music to the enthusiastic audience with guests complimenting the hosts on the program and arrangements.
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Beacon Falls
Derby Union
Ralph Tucker
Derby Christian Endeavor. Union
Frederick A. Wallis
New York
New York State Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor Society of Beacon Fails
Wallis
White House
President Coolidge
Correction
Radio Programs Across Major Cities June 17 1925 Listings
A dense wire of station schedules from New York to Cleveland lists dinner music, bands, organ recitals, and vocal acts across many outlets. Highlights include Waldorf Astoria dinner music, U S Army Band, Ipana Troubadours, and Central Park Mall band, with numerous orchestras, solos, and dance music slated through late night.
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WEAP
NEW York
U. S. Army
Hotel Roosevelt
WNYC
Castle Royal Orchestra
Twenty-Second Regiment
Central Park
Wiz
Leest
Virginians
WGHS
Uncle Geebee
WMCA
New Y York
Hotel McAlpin Orchestra
Vivalin
Melo Dance Orchestra
WRN
Richman
J. Dantzig
Palisades Orchestra
Coney Island
Mus
Old Folks and Events in Watertown Community News
Twenty years ago Watertown resident flarry Hard heads to Adirondack camps with Tafts school group while locals attend dances and sport games. Churches, schools, crafts and local trades highlight a busy week with railings, housing plans, family travel, and a Norwich style reunion in Worcester.
Methodist Church Sunday School Outing at Rockwell Park
The Methodist Church Sunday School annual outing for Good Fellowship and Fidel ity Bible classes Haworth League will be at Rockwell Park Bristol next Saturday weather permitting If stormy the picnic moves to the following Saturday A large bus and private cars will transport attendees Start from the church on Meadow Street at 10 o'clock daylight saving time Those going should arrive a little before for car assignments Cars depart the park at 7 o'clock
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Good Fellowship
Fidelity Bible
Haworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rockwell Park
Bristol
Meadow Street
Hose
New Haven Excursion to New York Next Sunday
Due to strong demand the New Haven railroad will run a special excursion from Naugatuck to New York on Sunday June 21 at 2.00 for a round trip. The train departs Naugatuck 7:45 a.m. and arrives Grand Central 10:10 a.m. Return leaves Grand Central 6:20 p.m. and arrives Naugatuck 8:46 p.m. Tickets limited and on sale at the local railroad office.
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New York
New Haven Railroad
Naugatuck
Naupatuck
Seymour
Ansonia
Derby
S.bt
Grand Central Terminal
Ausonia
City Briefs: New Baby and Local Visits Highlight Week
A daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Broderick of Prospect Street. Columbian Rebekah lodge No 361 IOOF meets tonight at oclock in Odd Fellows hall. Helen Phillips back from visiting sister Margaret Phillips of Maple Street. Andrew Pierce returns from weekend with mother in Boston. John St John visiting his parents on Scott Street. Viola Schofield home from St Agnes school in Albany for summer. Paul Skoglund returns to New York City after visit with Gustave Skoglund. Mr and Mrs Anthony White head to Albany for a few days with son Charles White.
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Broderick
Prospect Street
Columbian Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Helen Phillips
Margaret ‘Phillips
Maple Street
Bridgeport
Andrew Pierce
South Main Street
Boston
John St. John
New York City
Scott Street
Viola Schofield
Harry H. Schofield
Hill Street
St. Agnes's School
Albany
N. Y
Paul Skoglund
Columbia University
Gustave Skoglund
Anthony White
Aetna Street
Charles White
Former Naugatuck man takes over highways district
Karl F Anderson of Bryantville Massachusetts ex highway surveyor for Pembroke has been named district superintendent of state highways between Hanover and Bourne. He will begin July 1 after Mr Pierce retires. A Naugatuck high school graduate class of 1912, Anderson is a former Naugatuck boy with many local friends pleased by his promotion.
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Karl F. Anderson
Bryantville
Mass
Pembroke
Hanover
Bourne
Pierce
Karl Anderson
Naugatuck
Naugatuck High School
Weather forecast for New Haven region shifts to showers
Increasing cloudiness across Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island with showers late tonight or Thursday. Local New Haven area may see showers and slightly warmer temperatures, with generally fair conditions and rising heat. Sun setting at 7 28 p m and sunrise at 4 16 a m. auto lights note incomplete.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vacation Resorts Adseeking Renters at Myrtle Beach
Furnished rooms for rent at reasonable prices with privileges. Located at 165 Highland Avenue, Milford, Myrtle Beach car. Bradway, Mrs. Rosh Hevey. Reservations now for vacation time starting June 17, 2006.
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Rosh Hevey
Highland Avenue Car
KE. Bradway
Myrtle. Beach
Milford
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F. A. Wallis
United States Immigration Commissioner
Silver Slipper Revue
Weee
MacLean’s Dance Orchestra
Richmond
Paramount Orchestra
Gordon’s Orchestra
WOR
Newark
Carragzini Symphony Orchestra
Lopez
Grace
Ciro’s
WLI
Philadelphia
Arcadia Orchestra
Benjamin Franklin Orchestra
Whee
Bellevue-Stratford Orchestr
WHO
Hartfoad
Sprinsgeegld
Ts Hotel Kimball Trio
Boyle
Schhienncpady
Strand
Reading
Wap
Washington
U. S
Army Band
WERE
Washengtox
Marine Band
RDKA
Pyuorshbergh
WCAK
Peptsbhurgh
WPAM
Cligveland
By Fee Murray
Gene Tunney
Greenwich Village
Marl Thomson
Dartmouth College
Warl
Gene
Hari
Tunney
Corbett
Dempsey
Sullivan
John L
Jack
K. AL
Actronolitan Newspaper Service
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Watertown
Adirondack Mountains
W. G. Hard
Adirondacks
Tafts School
Kismere
Laurel Beach
James W. Hodson
Keach
Nora Keating
D. Frost
Misa Frost
Waterbury
R. W. Lewis
Charles I
Hungerford
E. Stevens
Frederick Nly
WP McCarthy
A. H. Dayton
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Miss Kehoe
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Miss Flaherty
Haaly
Mise Fanning
Trowbridge
Totten
Flaherty
Blumenauer
Sumpf
Kenney
Claffey
Andrew Building
Church Street
North Church Street
Anderson Streets
Stunner and Sweeney
Anderson and
V. Anderson
A. Hotchkiss
Naugatuck Golf Club
Hop Brook
Trait
Mennedy
Paul Neary
St. Bonaventure’s School
Alleghany
Martin Caine
Middletown
James Skene
Borough
Poughkespsie, N. Y
J. & Scannell
Union City Schools
New Britain
Dudge Roche
Andrew Hennett
Alaple Street
Williaan J. Hay
Beacesn Falls Ribber Sher Company
Charles Lagerborg
Sweden
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William Mack
Sterrod Sonle
Amherst
Amherst Colege
Methodist Church
Httle
B. W. Waton
South Iiew Street
Eaton
Lilla Wigmore Bauke
Mildred Grumman
Vera Nichols
Beth Spring
Muriel, Tuttle
Nathalie Spring
Ida Hotchkiss
Florence Hughes
Agnes McKellan
William Miner
Katherine Keeling
Ruby Tuttle
Marzuerite Koehler
Helen Whittemore
Frederick W. Schaffer
Hillside Avenue
Worchester
Worcester, Mass
Methodist Church Sunday School
York Borneat
Naugatuck Man
Kennedy Store
Skinners
Butterick
Skinner's Satin
Schaffer
G. LR
SUN
V. N. Peterson
W. T. Rodenbach
Ass't
Treas
G. S
Myers
Glenwood
Glenwood. Range Co
Walter C. Gilnack
Naugatuck, Conn
Woolworth
Naugatuck Savings Bank Bank OF the People
Perry Press
Union City, Conn
Auto Electric CO
James Ives
South Main
Naugatuce
Naugatuck Malleable Iron Works
Remington
Peerless
East Main Street
Kelley Union Oidy
Conn
Rubber Regenerating Company
Naugatuck, Cork
Mishawaka, Ind
Manchester, England
Montreal, Quemie
Phillips Brother
Webster Building
Dunham Mills
Pelgro
Panerail F. T. Baummer
Max M. Oink
Hopson Balding
Church, St
Vacation Resorts
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixie
Eto
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