Eight Grade Diploma Dodges Bring Legal Fame
Washington desk tale about Robert M Wolfe Jr who flunked the eighth grade yet rose to practice before the Connecticut Supreme Court and aid the Maritime Administration. He later earned a real diploma after a humorous dummy diploma moment, excelled in pre medical studies, shifted to law at Georgetown, and thrived in athletics under coach Lou Little.
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Washington
Robert m. Wolfe
Norwalk
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert M. Wolfe Sr
Bob
Georgetown University
Lou Little
Columbia
From the Realms of Glory Cantata at Congregational Church
A cantata titled From the Realms of Glory will be presented December 27 at 7 30 p m by a choir of singers from Chatham Burbank and Lodi at the Congregational Church Several participants will have solo parts Also noted brief items include family gatherings and a newborn Elizabeth Ethel Savides in Wisconsin plus Farm Bureau Council meeting and a large regional family gathering with many attendees
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Thechool
Chatham, Burbank
Lodi
Congregational Church
Chatham
Chatham Christmas Party for Women’s Society at Clapp Home
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church hosts a Christmas party on December 17 at Mrs. Ernest Clapp’s home. Gift exchange money will again go to the Children’s Home in Berea. The Chatham Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting.
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Chatham — Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Ernest Clapp
Berea
Chatham Parent-Teacher Association
Kipton PTA Has Party at High School Auditorium
Kipton-Camden PTA held its annual Christmas party December 8 in the high school auditorium. Announce Birth the Rev. Ralph Leonard and Mrs. Leonard are the parents of a son born at Allen Memorial Hospital December 7. Mr. Leonard is pastor of the Community Church.
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Kipton — Camden
Parent- Teacher Association
Ralph Leonard
Roadside trees cut highway noise in efforts nationwide
The American Public Works Association says roadside foliage lowers traffic noise for nearby homes. Planting trees and bushes along parkways and expressways has reduced din in several areas, with New York City officials reporting significant noise absorption from landscaping.
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Chicago
U. P
American Public Works Association
New York City
Evergreens Best Buffer Against Highway Noise Says Association
Research on vegetation types shows evergreens offer greater noise absorption and scatter traffic sounds, reducing the echo effect. Experts note more work is needed to quantify buffer value of other trees and shrubs.
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