New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

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 She was q member Of the Daugh- tcrs of the American Revolution and of the First Congregational church, from which the funeral will take place at , o'clock Monday afternoon. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Junior League Schedule
 The newly organized Junior City baseball league, comprising six teams, has arranged d schedule Of three games for Sunday afternoon as follows. Phantoms vs. Lone Stars at North Side school diamond Maple End Juniors vs. I'orestvilie Athletic Club Juniors at John Jennings dia- mond: Falcons vs. Pequots of Terry vile at Camp Station grounds.
 DiNies Awarded Trophies
 The Dixies winners Of the City basketball league title this year were feted by officials Of the circuit at the Boys club social rooms last night and presented with individual gold trophies The Silver City league and Plainfeld tournament trophies reposed upon the banquet table IS rho Dixie playing and managing personnel, together with city officials and newspapermen. rartook Of an elaborate chicken dinner.
 Those who spoke were Mayor W Raymond Crumb. William l.. Tracy, president Of the league; Philip Gel ger, physical director Of the Boys club and secretary of the league Thomas N. Monohan. Captain Stan ley Zetarski Of the Dixie team, Su- perintendent James c Dobson Of the club, Coach William Cavalieri of the Dixies.
 Coach Monahan. in his brief ad- dress. asserted that the greater part Of the credit for the success Of the league in it's initial year should go 10 Philip Geiger, who, he continued worked hard throughout the entire season. Each of the invited speak CTS complmented the Dixies for the manner in which they rode through the 16-gane schedule without meet ing defeat.
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 The funeral Of George ". Currie. .6S, Of 191 South street, was held from the late home at 2.39 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor Of the Prospect Meth odist church, conducted services. In- terment was in West cemetery.
 To Organize New Club
 At a meeting 10 be held in the hall of the Asbury Methodist Epis- copal church, Forestyille, tonight at 7.45 o'clock q new club will be or eanized which will allow those bound by marital ties to join along Hith single persons. In the past only those who were unmarried were permitted to join.
 All married couples have received cordial invitations to participate in the affairs Of this new organization
 Nearly 5000 Present IL was estimated that nearly 5000 , persons were present at Nuzzy Ath- letic field and Rockwell park yester- day afternoon when the annual Ma ! Day exercises in observance ot Child Health Day were carried out Hundreds Of children gathered sou venirs dropped from an airDlane piloted by J. Gordon Warner. which few from Stephenson field in Easi Bristol. Sweet peas attached to cir culars bearing health information were the souvenirs.
 Athletic events under the capable guidance Of Thomas M. Monahar and Philip Geiger took place a Muzzy field and prizes were awardec by Mayor W. Raymond Crumb tt the following victors:
 Events for boys under 12 years O age; 3Q-yard dash, Michael Marc 5Q-yard dash. Reinhardt labs broad jump, Arthur Micari; higF jump. Arthur Micari.
 Events for boys more than ]. 1 years Of age: 50-yard dash, Johr Leone; 75-yard dash, Ray Chagnon quarter mile race, Gaston Beliyeau high jump, Walter Utka, broat jump, Ray Chagnon; bicycle race John Denehy; baseball throw, Johr i Esposito.
 Girls events. 3u-yard dash. Fran. 1 ces Demma; 50-yard dash. Elizabetf l NcLaughIin; standing and broad jumps, tie for first between Sophl, Holub and Lily Lee Wey: runnin. broad jump, Irene Karwoski ant Antoinettc Pinkowich; relay race team consisting Of Mary Mlynarski Helen Utka, Kathleen Demars an. Angelina LaRosa: three legged race Kathleen Demars and Angelina L; Rosa.
 The St. Ann's school baseball tcau Of the "B' league whitevashed th. South Side school team Of the "A league to start off the day by 10 Q score,
 Those who spoke during the ob seryance were Mayor ". Raymont Crumb, Drs. Ralph A. Richardson and Arthur S. Bracket, Miss Mar 1 garet NJ. Tymon Of the NIsitin! i Nurse association. and J. Ernest An drew of the Chamber Of Commerce DF BenJamln h. ttobbns, genera chairman, was the master Of ccrc monies, The doctor read letters re ceNed from President Herbert Hoo yer and Governor John H. TrumbuIl
 Governor Drops Message
 Governor john H. Trummlt fy 3ng over the scene Of athletic actNj ties sL NuzzN fr7d. lropppd 3 Iatts. 1 Of congFata3auon and greeting I'm plane m which the stato c&ecuttV, was riding snooped down over tn, field and was no more than 1o0 yards over the ground when tn message was dropped The lette landed in the center Of inc field am hundreds Of children nho noticed i