New Britain herald., 1925-01-29
RESIDENT OF ONE | DAY BREAKS WRIST Mrs. Ditzd Arrives From Ger
 many and Has Bad Fall {. LOCALS BEAT SIMSBURY

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 bel T.. Norton--M. F.. Church Notes-NIrs. Lccte Buried Here
 Plainyil file Briefs.
 Mrs. Ernest Ditzel of New Britain avenue had an unpleasant expert, ence on her second day in this country when she fell on an icy stretch near her home yesterday and suffered a broken wrist. She arrived from Berlin. Germany, or Tuesday evening and took up hel residence with her daughter, Mrs Hedwig Wagner on New Britain avenue. the same night. Yesterday she went out of the house and stepped on tho ice and fell with hei arm in under her.
 She was attended by Dr. George F, Cook who set the fractured mem. Der and she is resting comfortably at her home today.
 | Locals Beat SimSbury
 The Plainville Y. M. C. A. Juniors had comparatively easy time of il last evening against the fast Sims. bury team of the Pennington Valley league in a basketball game played in the gymnasium of St. Thomas Community Home in Southington 1F hn nf court, a protest was entered bl managers of both teams and before the contest began, 1t was agreed that the game would not count a' q league game and a practice ses sion was held instead. Even at that the plainvile players clearly dem onstrated their superiority over theil opponents and won 2S to IS. Miller was the outstanding star for the To- calls while Millahan was practical! the entire Smsbury team having scored all but two of the Simsbur. points.
 The local team is proving to b' a snappy combination when it i! taken into consideration that th' members are forced to practice when and where they can. To date the team has not used the samt hall for practice twice. There is nc place in town that can be used, anC are forced to entertain visitors or foreign courts. It has not been de cided yet where the league game with Simsbury will be played ant because of this, the date is uncer' tain.
 Plainville is proving 10 be tho strongest combination in the league so far this season. Last nights vii was the third straight for Plainvill' and the members of the team vii attempt to go through the seasol without a defeat.
 Swedish Church Annual
 The Swedish Mission church, at it. annual meeting elected the follow ling officers: Chairman, John Nelson vice chairman. Rev. Victor Oblom secretary, Esther Nelson: assistant secretary, Julia Johnson: treasurer c. l., Johnson; deaconess for three years, Mrs. Charles Gustavson; fol two years, Mrs. Peter. Nystrom; fol one year, Mrs B. A. Anderson: dea. con for three years, Charles Gus tavson: for two years, John Nelson; for one year, Axel Lindmay; trustee for three years, Christian Johnson; or two years. Axel Lindman: for one car, c. l.. Johnson; organist, August 'rander; assistant organist, Emil 'oranson: treasurer mission fund :. Nordlund; ushers, Kenneth Se. lnder and Irving Johnson; janitor Nugust Selander.
 The report of the treasurer show d that the receipts during the past ear were s1,996.1S and the eXpondi- lrcs totallcd sl,539.OS, leaving a alance of $457.10.
 The following officers of tho Sun ny school were elected: Supcrin- ndent, Emil Goranson; assistant upcrintendont, Julia Johnson; sec ctary, RagnhiId Larson; assistant ecretary. Helen Johnson; treasurer kenneth Selander. The report Of he treasurer of the school shows that in 1924 the receipts were S324.- B and the expenses were S96799 leaving a balance of $5G.36.
 Officers elected by the Young Peoples society for the coming year are as follows: President, Clarence Goranson vice-prcsident, Ruth Johson: secretary, Eleanor Johnson; treasurer, Irving Johnson. The re- ccipts of 1924 were S3S2.37 and the expenditures were S19l.9o, leaving q balance of $l91.17.
 The Ladies society of tho Swedish Mission church met this afternoon al the home of Mrs August ScIandcr of Camp street.
 The service will be held at 1o:30 in the morning.
 Mrs. MahCi r.. Norton
 Mrs. Mabel F. Norton, age 5g