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Continued from Page 1 number of men and women had been assigned to particular areas and had begun their work. Announcement was made by Fred Feegel, chairman of the War Bond Rally Committee, that the huge rally will be held on Monday evening, September 27, at 8 o’clock, in the auditorium of East Hampton High School. Barry Wood of East Haddam, nationally known radio singer, has consented to act as master of cere monies at the rally, and Mr. Feegel was still busy this week rounding up a diversified program of enter tainers to assist Mr. Wood in‘ pre senting the finest show of its kind ever staged in the community. A record attendance is anticipated. Plans for the women’s part in the War Bond drive were discussed at length at a meeting held at the East Hampton Branch of the Hart ford-Connecticut Trust Company Friday afternoon. Present were Mr. Trepp, Mrs. Abner G. Bevin, chair man of the women’s committee, Mrs. Leon J. Voisin, Miss Maureen Wall, Mrs. Donald A. Laird, Mrs. Soreff, Mrs. Sol Adler, Mrs. Nor man H. Gardner, Mrs. Arch F. Rakatzky, Harold Bransfield, and Albert T. Ellis. Announcement was made last week that Mrs. Laird has been ap pointed chairman of the Middle Haddam canvass, and Mrs. Adler of the Cobalt canvass. Irving H. Batterson has been ap pointed chairman of a special com mittee to solicit donations from lo cal business men, to be auctioned at the rally; and Robert Schlag of Middle Haddam has been added to the general committee. Conducting the house-to-house canvass are the following: Miss Theresa M. Valli, Smith Street, Edgerton Street, Walnut Avenue, Colchester Avenue, Tartia, Watrous Street and the east side of Main Street to Camp Wopowog. F. Kilbourne Gates, the west side of Main Street to Camp Wopowog, and Middletown Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willer ford, Summit Street, Lake View Street, Starr Place, Bevin Court, and Flanders. Earl C. Hitchcock, Jr., Clark’s Hill Road from the school to Nor tham’s Corner. Leon J. Voisin, Barton Hill Street, Railroad Avenue, Crescent Street, and Forest Street. Harold Bransfield, both sides of Main Street from the bank to Wells Avenue. Miss Ruth Strong, White Birch Dstrict. Miss Barbara Barbour, lower end of Middletown Avenue. Miss Eunice Bidwell, Young Street. Theodore Amenta, Kayrock to Marlborough town line s. John Alden, Jack Wall’s Hill to Black Bridge. Me James Walsh, West High reet. Mrs. Frederick F. Gates, East High Street. Angelo M. Paonessa, from Wells Avenue to Hale’s Bridge on North Main Street. Middle Haddam—Mrs. John Bo den, Mrs. Douglas Traywick, Mrs. Robert Schlag, Mrs. Raymond Peck, Mrs. Cecil Taylor, Mrs. Elwood Langdon, Mrs. Paul Hallberg, Miss Margaret Dart, and Miss Irene Cavanaugh. Cobalt—Mrs. Sol Adler, at the Cobalt Post Office.
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East Hampton News
East Hampton, Connecticut, US
Fri, Sep 17, 1943
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