New Britain herald., 1930-08-13

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 Dr. George F. Cook, health officer urges the parents of school children 10 take steps as soon as possible tc have their children vaccinated. School will resume sessions on Sep early vaccination. It is hoped that the parents will cooperate with the doctors and school department in this work. Last year practically no trouble was experienced along this line and the same fine cooperation is expected again this year.
 No children will be admitted to school unless they can show a cer- tificate from a doctor stating that they have been vaccinated. No child will be allowed to enter school with out such a certificate. the only ex- ception being statement from a doctor stating that the child's health does not warrant vaccination. pr. Cooks decree has the support ot Superintendent of Schools Leon c. Staples who will see that the health officers orders are strictly carried out.
 Many at Grange Meeting About 500 members of the statt 1 Grange were present at Central | Pomona Grange assembly held yes. terday at the farm Of State Master and Mrs. Louis C. Tolles on West street, Southington. yesterday scented. In attendance were state of. ficers and deputies.
 The morning business session va l followed by sporting events. Lunch con was served at noon. At the aft ernoon session High Priest of De meter. Charles NJ. Gardner of West field. Mass. spoke. An address o welcome was given by the state mas ter.
 Mir. Tolles was given carved can made from wood obtained on tn Mark Twain estate in Hartford an the names of many who attended tn meeting were inscribed on it.
 At meeting of the executive com mittee of the state Grange 10 be hel at the farm in the afternoon. plan were made 10 have an exhibition 0 farm products at the Fla stern State Exposition in Springfield in Septe m Der.
 Funeral of Edward Conlin
 F'uneral services for Edward Con lin of Chester street, Mountain View who was drowned at Lake Pocotc paug Sunday evening while savin two companions, will be held tc morrow morning at the Church ( Our Lady of Mercy, A solemn hig mass of requiem will be celebrated Burial will be in St. Joseph's cem etery on Pennington avenue.
 Make Long Auto Trip
 Mir. and Mrs. George W. Searle and daughter are visiting Mrs Searles sister, Mrs. W. I. Wilbur 0 A Washington street having trav eled by automobile all the way iron Los Angeles. California.
 After an extended visit and sight seeing tour. they will motor back stopping at Yellowstone park, tn Grand Canyon and other points o interest. MT. and Mrs. Searles ar we'll known in this vicinity. Mi Searles was manager of a store oi Main street. New Britain. hefor moving his family to Los Angeles.
 Attending Session
 Six members of the PlainVlll Congregational church connected with the Young Peoples society ant the Sunday school are attending tn young peoples conference beini conducted by the Council of Re ligious education at Storrs. The con ference started yesterday and vii continue until August 2S.
 At the conference. those in at tendance are given training in Sun day school teaching. About 150 peo pie from all over the state are il attendance at the conference. Tn | programs arc in charge of Rev