New Britain herald., 1930-11-24
Needy to Be Aided

that the .Plainville Public Health Nursing association had received a collection of food donated by the Sunday school children of the Church of Our Saviour. The chi.- dren brought their offerings to the church school yesterday morning.
 The food will be distributed 10 the needy of the town for Thanks giving. The association stated that care would be taken not to conflict with the Girl Scouts or the We-Uns club in the distribution of the Thanksgiving baskets.
 Plainyille Eleven Loses
 The Plainville Blues football team was defeated by 12 to 0 by the New Britain Triangles yesterday. The To- cal team was outclassed throughout the battle. Full details Of the game may be found on the sporting page.
 Wiley, former Plainville High school star, was the star in the championship battle yesterday n New Britain between the New Brit ain Blues and fawnees. The former local boy pulled of many long runs and thrilled the crowd in the tirs- period when he caught a pass and dodged and twisted 30 yards for q touchdown. He leyaded at least sev- en Pawnee men in his dash over the goal line.
 Form Welfare Assn. The office employes of the Trum- bull Electric Mfg. Co, have forme i an organization known as the Offire Welfare association" Although only a week old. the association has d large amount Of money on hand which IS to be used to help needy employees Of the factory at Thanks giving. It will also be used for any purpose that the association sees it in the way of welfare work.
 The organization was formed vol untarily and the office help donat.l very handsomely. according 10 Frank T. Wheeler, vice president Of the company. Mir. Wheeler stated that the office help showed a fine spirit in forming the association sand all had expressed willingness to hep other employees who were in need.
 Since the first of January. there has been little change in help and practically the same force is still working at the factory, according 10 MT. Wheeler. The officials Of the plant make sure that each employe works at least three days q week. Meanwhile the salaried office en- ployes have not been affected by short hours of decrease in pay and therefore decided to help their fel- low workmen by forming the well fare association. They expect to do good in a great many ways.
 Score Tied
 The Plainville Eagle eleven fought d hard battle with the strong New Britain West End football team yes terday afternoon. The game ende ] in a toS tic. Pat" Valentine an ! | C Coates were stars for the locals. Both teams scored in the last half.
 The Eagles lineup was as follows; center. (. Stergeon; right guard, C. Coates; left guard, P. Berardy; right tackle, C, Rodier; left tackle. J. Ger tani; right end, J. LaPore. left en1 ?. Pistella; quarterback Wallen; left halfback P. Valentine: right halfback, J Tani and fullback, K. I Spencer.
 PlainSilIe Briefs
 The We-Uns club will meet at the home of Mrs, Fred Jones Of Bo- hemia street tomorrow evening in- stead Of tonight. Members are re- quested 10 bring their donations fol the Thanksgiving baskets.
 Miss Ruth Hill, daughter Of Mir and Mrs. Edward Hill of Kent street IS reported to be resting as comfortably as can be expected at 1 the New Britain General hospital where she underwent an operation | for appendicitis Friday.
 Miss Nellie Harris. who has been 1 i'll at her home on Broad street for ! several weeks, was taken to the ! New Britain General hospital 2estcr- i day for treatment.
 MT. ana Mrs. IerCN Iflpp ana son, i Alvin, and Mrs. (. A. Bunnell have returned from q few days visit With 1 relatives in FoXhoro, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. W Thomasen and | family Of New Britain avenue spent 1 the weekend with relatives in ! Plainville. Mass
 An anniversary requiem mass will 1 be celebrated Saturday morning "t 7.G0 o'clock at the church of Our Lady of Mercy for Harry Parkinson. 1 Mrs, Margaret Cady of Maple street has left for Miami. Florida where she will spend the winter months.
 Funeral Of Mir. Grcenier
 Funeral services for Louis I, . Greenier Of South Washington street were held this morning at % o'clock at the home and at 2 O o'Cloch a- the church of Our Lady of Mercj ! Burial was in St Joseph's cemetery on Pennington avenue