Obituary of Mrs Susan Langley Moharter of Naugatuck
Mrs Susan Langley Moharter age 4 of 239 Lewis Street Naugatuck formerly of Harrisburg PA widow of Maurice Moharter died Saturday at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness She was born October 25 1888 in Glen Lyon PA daughter of the late Samuel and Mary Fry Langley She lived most of her life in Harrisburg moving to Naugatuck a year ago She was a member of Stevens Memorial Methodist Church and the Senior Citizens of Harrisburg She leaves one son William of Harrisburg three daughters Mrs Thomas Lasecki of Harrisburg Mrs Claude Robinson of Providence RI and Mrs John Perock of Naugatuck with whom she lived one sister Mrs Huth Shields of Camden NJ 18 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Stevens Memorial Methodist Church Harrisburg Burial will be in Prospect Will Cemetery Harrisburg Arrangements are by Green and Packer Funeral Home 66 Terrace Ave Naugatuck There are no local calling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan (Langley) Moharter
Lewis St
Harrisburg
Maurice Moharter
Waterbury Hospital
Glen Lyon
Samuel and
Mary (Fry) Langley
Moharter
Naugatuck
Stevens Memorial Methodist Church
William
Thomas Lasecki
Claude Robinson
Providence
John Perock
Huth Shields
Camden
Prospect Will Cemetery
Green and Packer Funeral Home
Terrace Ave
Zopka Rites Planned for Isa Resident at St Francis Church
Harry D. Zopka 60 of Isa Maple Street died this morning at Laurel Heights Hospital Shelton after a long illness. Born July 27, 1912 in Beacon Falls he was the son of Michael Zopka and the late Antonska Zopka and a retired Uniroyal Naugatuck Chemical Division employee. He is survived by two daughters Barbara Marotte and Helen Zopka of Naugatuck one brother Michael Zopka of Beacon Falls four sisters Jamey Roullinna Anna Bulkavitch both of Shelton Mrs John Burra of Ansonia and Mrs Richard Hinman of Seymour. Private funeral services will be held Friday from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home Naugatuck to St Francis Church. Burial will be in St James Cemetery. Friends are asked to omit powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Zopka
Isa Maple St
Laurel Heights
Shelton
Ile
Beacon Falls
Michael Zopka
Antonska (Popwolvik
Zopka
Naugatuck Chemical Division
Uniroyal
Barbara Marotte
Helen Zopka
Naugatuck
Jamey Roullinna
Anna Bulkavitch
Shetton
John Burra
Ansonia
Richard Hinman
Seymour
Fitzgerald - Zembruski - Syrillo
North Main Street
St. Francis Church
St. James Cemetery
George E F Harnish Sr 69 Terryville resident dies
George E F Harnish Sr 69 of Town Hill Road Terryville dies after a long illness at Waterbury Hospital. Born August 12 1909 in Halifax Nova Scotia he was a self employed painting contractor. Survived by wife Mary Varneau Harnish two sons Everett and George Jr two daughters Constance Schmidt and Violet Hotwik one brother Everett Harnish three sisters Myrtle Klares Violet Ashcraft and Gladys Pikeway nine Funeral services were held at Scott Funeral Home with burial in Hillside Cemetery.
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Terryville
George EB. Harnish Sr
Town Hill Rd
Waterbury Hospital
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Nathanial
Mary Harnish
Naugatuck
Mary Varneau Harnish
Everett Harnish
George Harnish Jr
Constance Schmidt
Plainville
Violet Hotwik
Leominster
Massachusetts
Everett Tiarnish
Wallingford
Myrtle Klares
Hamden
Violet Ashcraft
Mt. Carmel
Gladys Pikeway
Milford
Scott Funeral Home
Main St
Donald Parker
St. Per Episcopal Church
Hillside Cemetery
Buckingham dies in Southington at 28
Stanley S Buckingham 28 Highwood Ave Southington died suddenly at Bradley Memorial Hospital Saturday. Born in Bridgewater he lived in Waterbury most of his life before moving to Southington. Survived by four daughters, five brothers, three sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 8:15 a.m. from Kelly Funeral Home Waterbury to St Francis Xavier Church Mass 9. Burial Olivet Cemetery Waterbury. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to Heart Association.
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Southington
Stanley S. Buckingham
Highwood Ave
Bradley Memorial Hospital
Bridgewater
Hubert
Ida
Carlson) Buckingham
Waterbury
Richard Colby
Wolcalt
James Pape
Naugatuck
Edward Taylor
Canton
Mary Ellen Buckingham
Charles
Oakville
Donald
Newington
Thomas
Watertown
John
Washington
Robert
South Carolina
Ethel Wilson
Raymond Alyard
Chandler Levenworth
Woodbury
Kelly
Baldwin St
St Francis Xavier Church
MS Olivet
Waterlowr
Ffeart Association
Peter Smith Dies Suddenly in Vermont
Peter Smith died suddenly Saturday at Fast Ryegate Vermont. He was born July 29 1913 in Scotland. He leaves a widow Frances Rodgers Smith three brothers Charles England Joseph Scotland William Scotland and three sisters Ann Ratkin California Adele Wiggins New York City Mary Burrill Scotland and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services from Stokes Funeral Home Highland Ave to St Joseph Church for a Mass at 440 Burial will be in St James Cemetery Nangolick. Friends may call tonight from 2 to 7.
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Waterbury
Peter Smith
Frances Rodgers Smith
Bristol St
Scotland
Ann Ratkin
California
Adele Wiggins
New York City
Mary Burrill
Tomercow
Stokes
Highland Ave
St. Joseph's Church
St. James Cemetery
Nangolick
Homie
Tod
Meadow St
Lowell Bernard
Hurial
Grove Cemetery
Yngve O Johnson 67 Dies at Home in Smethport
Yngve Q Johnson, 67, of 161 Park Ave, died suddenly Saturday morning. Born February 22, 195? in Smethport, Pa, he was a longtime employee of Thidon Mig Co, retiring two years ago. A member of Silom Lutheran Church, he is survived by one brother, Ree Johnson of Providence, R.I., one niece and one nephew. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Alderson Funeral Home, 201.
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Yngve Q. Johnson
Rice
Park Ave
R. Joseph Daly
Johnson
Smethportt Pa
Albin
Mathilda Cason Johnson
Thidon Mig. Co
Silom
Lutheran Church
Thy Ree
Cirger Johnson
Providence
Ral
Alderson
Nixon daughter says Watergate won’t eclipse achievements
Julie Nixon Fisenhower told visitors at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Museum that Americans will keep in perspective her father's presidency and his Vietnam war ends and other successes. In New York Liza Minnelli declined to discuss marriage to Peter Sellers, calling it private. A separate note cites Japan defense minister Masuhara urged to resign after quoting Emperor Hirohito on military strength. Tone BrowNunn, former Kentucky governor, fractured ankle in a boating accident, with condition listed as satisfactory. The Danes mountain region reportedly hosts the world’s largest verified centenarian population, about 4500 in 1970 census. Burial for Rev. Lowell Bernard set in Grove Cemetery. visitation tonight 7–9 p.m.
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United Press International
BEL Sin People
Abilene, Kan
UPI
Julie Nixon
Fisenhower
Vietnam
Dwight Dr. Eisenhower
Nunn
Lexington
Tone Bro Nunn
Kentucky
U.S. Senate
Dale Bullew Lake
Burkes
Good Samaritan Hospital
Senate
Walter “Dee Saddleston
Skylab solar activity and astronaut medical tests discussed
NASA scientists report unusually active solar flares may influence Earth weather and storms. Skylab instruments enable detailed solar data. notes on medical experiments by Kerwin and Weitz testing gravity resistance and blood flow. Hutchinson expects Skylab temperature control via a deployed parasol to lower internal heat.
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Fram
Mission Control
Ager
Skylab
Goetz Oertel
NASA
Earth
Serlel
Kerwin
Weilz
Mission Central
Kerwitz
Skylaly
Weitz
Neil Hutchinson
Middletown Blackout Knocks Out Power for Hours
In Middletown Connecticut nearly 7300 Hartford Electric Light and Power Co customers lost service for about two hours during the night due to a burst line caused by an explosion. restoration came about 3 25 a m. Officials cited lightning in the area as a possible factor while the exact cause remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown, Conn
UPI
Middletown
Hartford Electric Light and Power Co
Guard Plan Establishes Community Action Task Force
Lt Harris G Neal Jr and 1st Sgt Charles V Bordner announce a Community Action Task Force of Naugatuck National Guard members to tackle local problems. They collect water samples for Hartford labs, promote bicycle safety, offer voluntary safety inspections, and host an open house at the Armory to explain guard roles and community responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris G. Neal Jr
Naugatuck National Guard
Charles V. Bordner
Naugatuck
Hartford
Neal
Connecticut
Traffic Deaths Near 500 Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
The Memorial Day weekend death toll neared 500 with NSC estimates suggesting up to 650 possible. UPI counted 473 traffic fatalities since Friday 6 p.m. A total accidental deaths across all causes reached 670. California led with 52 traffic deaths, followed by New York 33, Texas 28, and Florida and Ohio 24 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
National Safety Council
California
New York
Texas
Florida
Ohio
Michigan
Oil Spill Source Probed
The Coast Guard says heavy fuel oil drifting into Bridgeport harbor likely came from a spill affecting Long Island's North Shore. Officials have not determined the spill's source or estimated the oil amount in Long Island Sound.
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Bridgeport, Conn
UPS
U.S. Coast Guard
Bridgeport Harbor
Long Island
Long Island Sound
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George EF. Harnish, Sr
Stanley Buckingham
Yngve O. Johnson
Greening Packer Funeral Home
Ginny Cessiond
Sunset Wild
New Canaan
Rle
South Main St
Schilke
Miss LeBlond
Edward Newman
THAYS
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Liza Minnelli
London
Peter Sellers
Sellers
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Montgomery
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Union City Pharmacy
North Main St
Naugatuck Valley Savings & Loan
Taw
Maply
Waugasuck
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