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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-26
st. PauPs Ey. Luth. Church, Bruno.
Missouri SynOd)

Sunday, July 29-German service at
2:30 p. m
Sunday, August 5. The four congre-
cations comprising this parish meet
for joint Mission festival services in
the city park at Moose Lake. Two
services will be held. In the morning
at 1890 Rev. H. SpOrleder of Finlay-
son, will preach; in the afternoon,
Rev. Karl Rudolph of Watertown, at
2:3O. Each family is requested to
bring its own picnic dinner, while the
coffee will be furnished.
E. C. HALLSTEIN, Pastor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-26
MCPHERSON

An evangelistic service will be held
Sunday morning at 1890 a. m. at the
town hall when the Rev. A. P. Smith
am, pastor of the Midway Gospel As
sembly, will bring the message. Also
there will be special songs by Mrs.
Smitham. All are invited to come.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-26
OAK LAKE LUTH. CHURCH NOTES

Bible class and Sunday school Sun
day at 1920 a. m.
The Ladies' Aid meets at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Johnson Friday
afternoon, July 81, at p. m. Every
body welcome.
Choir practice every Thursday eve
ming.
"And the witness is this that God
gave unto us eternal life, and this life
is in His Son." 1 in. Sill.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-26
st. PauPs Luth. Church, Willow River
Rev. H. Sporleder, pastor.

Rev. H. SpOrleder, pastor.
Church service at $3.50 a. m. The
pastor will resume the series of SER
mons on the Apostles Greed "That
Blessed Hope" or the Second Coming
of Christ. Sunday school at 1915 am.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-26
NORDLAND LUTHERAN CHURCH

Oenham)
Sunday, July 29-1O:30 o'clock in
the forenoon. Confirmation services.
Catechizing of class part of the serv-
ice. The Lords Supper will be cele-
brated. All are welcome.
Tuesday, July 31-S p. m, Luther
League meeting at the John Bugge
home.
JOHN o. JOHANSON, Pastor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-26
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Ii Il l.
Bruno.
Bible study Thursday evenings at
the church.
c. e. this week at the Kerrick
church, Friday evening.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock; service
at 11:15; subject: The Believers
Blessed Hope, the Coming of Christ.
Kerrick.
C. E. this week at the church, Fri
day evening.
Service at 9:45 a. m. Sunday school
following.
Willow River.
Sunday school at 10 a. m; service
at 8 p. m.
DAVID HARRINGTON, Pastor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-26

Amateur Magician: Will the gen.
tleman in the second row please lend
me his hat?
Gentleman: Not until you return
the lawnmower you borrowed last
summer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-26

NOTICE. will buy poultry at Ker-
rick every Wednesday until noon.---
Lawrence Jensen, Askov. 25w46-1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Engagements
REINFORCEMENT

Miss Katharine Dougherty of Spencer avenue announces the en- gngomont and coming marriage of her niece, Miss Kathleen Arlino Doughorty, to Dr Walter Josepk Keofo, formerly of thls city and now of Hartford. Tho wedding will tako place on Monday, July g nt S o'clock at tho Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev James Cunningham of Hollywood, Calf, will perform the ceremony.
 Miss Doughorty Is a graduate of Crosby high school. Smith col' lege and SC Louis university. Dr Kcofc, who Ia tho son of tho lato Mir and Mrs Peter Y. Koefe of this city is q graduate of Crosby high school, Holy Cross college and tho University of Maryland Medical school, class of i03i. Ho served hia intornoship 0t St Marys hospital and wns connected with tho Brooklyn Eyo and Ear hospital.
 Arthur Blcwltt of this city, soe. rotary of tho Connecticut Botani. cal society, Hpoko on "in the Realms of Nature" at tho regular meeting of tho Rardon department of the Nnug0tucka Woman's club In Pythinn hall, Naugatuek, Mon- dny,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Conn. State College
 Announces AWaYdS

Blanche E. Bull of Kent, in his- tory; and Vivian Cohen of Cclehess ter, entomology: BoieslauB q. Hy~ rockl of New Britain, zoology; Jo- sephlne NJ. Terrace of New Havens bncterioiogy.
 Students in the arts division who were graduated with high distincs ton were: Harry A. Becker Of New Haven, history; Ralph II. Brown of Mansfield, French; vlv~ ion Cohen of Colchester, history; and Elizabeth r. seckerson of Storrs, English. Distinction tf government was received by Charles R. Zaratarlan of Hartford and in French by Fred P. ziili oG New Haven.
 tho highest standing in scholar Hnf lof Manchester, first; Vivian enco B. Dockum of Watervilis. third.
 in animal husbandry: D.. Edwin Smith of Milford, q senior, ana Merrill W. Abbey of Greenwich. q junior, each of whom will receive $50. ,E. stevens Henry scholarship of $50, stuart II. Ginsberg of New Britain anud Weiner otto Mueller of Storrs, tied.
 Radcliffe Hicks prizes in English composition, Leon J. Michaloski or New Britain, first prlzo of $50; Dn- yid E. Dunklee of Brattloboro, Vt, second prizo of SEQ; and Laura M. Fnsano of New Haven, third prise of $f0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13

Some players aro possessed With tho idea that theFo must be a game or slam in every hand Ut contract or it is not Interesting.
 There is Just as much thrill and interest in aiming for n part score, especially In tournament play, and you usually find that f you bid for lcas thnn game and mako it by good play, you Will have n very hne score, because most people got themselves Into trouble on part ScOro play ---' and try to stretch tho hands too much
 Tho Bidding
 To.day's hand is intereHting not only from q playing standpoint, but from the bidding angle. South mubt not open the bidding with ono no trump, as he has n woak dOublcton. North although ho haS fivo trump, has only chance.g giving bid; therefore, hIs proper response Is two clubs.
 East's bid Of two hearts gave South m opportunity tO make . fine pass. south holds two small hearts, and Easts bid tells him to steer away from tho no trump. His partner has told him that he has only n chancc.giving bid' therefore, South passes.
 North is justified In bidding three clubs. as he holds five trump to the ace. The fact that North has shown . little addition al strength should not cause South to bid four or i've clubs. It so happens In tho play Of the hand that fOur-odd can Dc made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13

The Play
 West opens the king of hearts and follows with the nine, which East swins with the queen. East's best defense is to return his singleton jack of clubs, which South wins with tho king.
 South leads q small club and wins in dummy with the ace. East siscardlng q heart. Declarer then cashcs the ten of clubs from dummy. East discarding another heart.
 He plays small spade and takes the fnessc, the queen hold. ing.
 The dcclarer can see that, if he can throw East into the lead, he has chance for an extra trick, so he plays q small diamond, wins with the king. and returns diamond. East plays the jack and South goes up with the acc.
 South returns the six of dia- monds, which East wins with the queen. East Is helplscs. If he returns a diamond, tho deelarer will win with tho nine and discard a spade. while if he returns small spade. declarer will allow it to ride to dummy's jack.
 If the acc of hearts is played, the declarer will discard his loss ing spade and trump In dummy. (Copyright 1o3A, NlcA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Lodge Sponsors Social Meeting

The Elizabeth diSllvostro lodge held a social last evening follow ing their regular business meeting, Mrs Eleanor ualante, grand Becro. tnry of the state organization and members of the Unltod Progressive lodge were guests at the social. A program Of entertainment was ens joyed and refreshments were
 Miss olga piola was chairman e. the committee tn charge ot the at. flair and was assisted by Misses An. Eeline Carrlssint, Mary DoMattooo, Rose pelcgano, Jean Carrisslmi, Louise Meo, Lillian Crafa and Jen. : nie Carlo.
 Mrs Harry White of Tabor ave. nue entertained the members Of her card club yesterday afternoon, Two tables wore la play after which delicious luncheon was served. Those present wore; Mrs David Reding, Mrs William Albon, Mrs Alfred Albon, Mrs William Y, Harvey, Mrs Frank Carey Mrs John l.nrme,t, Mrs John Bunting, Mrs Harry Lucas, Mrs George Thomas and Mrs Harry White, High scores were made by Mrs Al- fired Albon and Mrs Harry Lucas,
 The wedding of Mss Jennio Mnir, daughter os Mir and Mrs James Mnir of Fairfield, formerly of this city and CharloB Y, Me. l.aughlln, son of MT and Mrs A, E, Mclaughlin of Milford will take place on saturday afternoon. June 18th ut | o'clock at First Church of Christ in Fairfield, She will have ns her only attendant her sister, Alice and Winthrop S, Mclaughlin brother of tho bridegroom wiii act aR best man,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13

Connecticut state College confer- red the honorary degree of master of letters yesterday at it's 5ist conn mencemcnt exercises on Miss French, who rctlres July 1.
 one hundred undergraduates rec ceived their bachelor degrees, S4 in science, 23 in arts, 16 in teacher training, i4 in agriculture. nine In engineering md i've in homo econ. omics. In addition, master Of sci- cnce degrees were conferred on three graduate students, while 20 students received commissions as second lleutenRnts of infantry In the Officers Reserve Corps.
 In the agricultural division. Mur. iyn B. Dickerman, of Hamden, waR graduated with distinction in forcs. try, and Charles F. Smith, of North Milford, was graduated with distinction In animal husbandry and high distinction in dairy in- dustry.
 John J. Mcdonald of Bridge port was graduated with highest distinction In zoology while the fol- lowing were graduated with dis. tinetion In tho science division;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Personals

Mr and Mrs John Trophy of Ed. son avenue woroo rceont visitors ln Now York whore they were rog. istrod Ut the Hotel Lincoln,
 Ms Phyllis Gumpper who at. tonds Notro Dame college has ro' turned Co apond tho summer months with hcr parents, Mir and Mrs Phillip Gumpper of Maglll street,
 MT and Mrs l., W, Boardsloo of Oakvlllo havo with thom for the aummer, their son, LcwiS Bcarda- loo who attended Clarkson college of Technology at Potsdanh N, Y,
 Mr and Mrs j, J, Walters of Maple street arc spending fow days In New York,
 William R, Loggctt, A student at Ohio University of Veterinary med. Icing is spending tho summon at hs homo on Windsor street.
 John Dillon, h member of the aenior class at Holy Cross college, is spending aovednl rays with hls parents, pr. and Mrs. John Dillon of Chestnut avenue, 1ie will receive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13

his dcgroo nt tho commencement oXoreiscs on Juno 20.
 
 Mrs William Lovinson, Mss Be- becca Levinson and Mrs Nathan Mlsky have boon in Chapel Hill, N. C, whcro they attended tho Hrndua. ton cxorciscS nt tho University or North Carolina. Martin Lovlnaon, son of Mir md Mra William Lev. inaon of Hill street is a member Of tho graduating elnss'
 Mrs Louis Frlcd and daughter, Ida of Burton street nro vlAiting relatives In Philadelphia and New. ark, N, J.
 Mir and Mrs A. NJ. Brandt Of i;dson avenue win hold open house on Friday evening, tho ocenaion being their 96th wedding anni' Vcrsary.
 Mir and Mrs Louis Abort of Col. umbln boulevard Nro spending n flow days in New York, where they arc registered at tho Hotel Lincoln,
 Louis Thibault, a student at Tufts Dental college, ia spending tho sum mer with hia parents, Dr and Mrs l.. !. Thibault of Willow street.
 Nils Ann Haywood of plorpont street wna a guest nt tho week .end festivities at uunncry school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Degrees WlI.
 Be COnterved.

Degreea ln course win be con. ferred on el candidates at Teach. CTS College of Connecticut at New Britain ln the lirst commencement since it reached college status. Fri. day. Each candidate will receive the degree of bachelor of educa- ton,
 Harold P. Hanlon of this city Is one of tho group who will take q nth year after graduation from q liberal arts college. Teachers who wlll receive degrees for completion of work in summer school are: Anna E, Nolan ot West Cheshlrc; Marguerite V, Nolan of West Che. shire: and Clara N, Thurbcr Of West Cheshire,
 Diplomas wlll ~bo awarded to sa students who hNvo completed the three. year teacher.trainlnR course, Included ln this S4 will be Marion C, Tracy of this city, kindergarten and primary grades; and Marie A. Commerford of this city, interme- dlato and uppor grades.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Sacred Heay-tA Issnsn0e Elects Ne1O Officers

her, uenevleve crean, Kay Martin, Eileen Mccarthy, Marie Mitchell, Helen Tracey, Margaret Martha CaFolan, Ma6e. Burns, Rlta Dee. gan, Rita A. Gordon, Irene Skelly byrne, Mary N, Doylo, Peggy Howard, Marion Ntartone Rather. Inc Dubey, Mary L.. Howard, Marie Cummerford, James MoGowun. Helen Barry, Claire flaming, Dor. othey Ryan, Mary Canflcld, Teresa Kenney, Peggy Barry, Mary Claire o'Nelll, Eileen Eustace, Mary Coilna, Agnes Leary, Marie peeley, Helen Leary, JeannettO Blake, Helen Carr, Helen Martin Mal. garet D. Dublel, Catherine Sulll. van, Mary Grant, Mary Toy, Mary sweeney, Mary Massele, Mary Min. nervinl, Eleanor Crisl, Kathleen 0ablc, Phyllis Chestone, Ruth Mor. an, Mary TRxo, Katherine FlcminR, Dorothy Cruess, Rita Mario Fits. maurice, Mary Miles, Hazel Peek. Genevlave Carolan, Sdna N, Blanc Mary Martin, Violet TartaHlia, Doris Siils. Rita Cannon, Mary Horan, Christine Costello and Ms George Hughes, Ann Fryer, Mrs Timothy Sullivan, Julie CavanauRh c. Rita Garden, Mary To Claire, Florence Ryrnes, Eleanor Ellis, Elthne Doyle, Margaret Leary,
 Tho marriage of Miss Mary Elix. abeth Connors, daughter ot Thom. aa r. connors of Bridgeport and Gabriel Price, son of Matt Price of Watervllle atreot win tako place on Saturday afternoon at 5;S0 o'clock at the olivet Congrcgatio al church in Bridgeport, Rev Her. bert <. Brown will otiieiate. Miss Allyne l.. Wheeler ot Port Joffor. son, l.. l., wlll be tho only attend. ant of the bride and John r. Rob. lnson of this city win attend MT Price Aa best man,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Contract Bridge
MATrATuCK BRIDGE CLUB

Tho final Hcsslon of the Tueaday evening contract bridge t0urna. mont of tho Mattatuek Bridge club was hold last evening, Top scorers for tho entire sorlos were; Vernon Wade and John Wright, G34; M and Mrs Patrick Hcnloy, 6G5; John T.uddy mad Edward stevens, bb4; Mir and Mrs Arthur Cook, b30; and Mrs William Dunphy and Mrs Jos. lph Dorgin, b20.
 in last evenings scssion high scorers were, North and south Mra j. Francis Bolnnd and Mrs Ioseph Llnehnn, Sa i.., Vernon Wade and John Wclngnrt, 80 i.?; Mr and Mrs Patrick He0loy, %, nnd East and West, Dr and Mrs George Russell, 09 i.9; substituting for Miss Evelyn i.awlOr mad NJ lsa Alieo Me0ce and Mir and Mrs va Ham Briggs, Sb i.9; and Mr and Mrs Charles pulford, Sl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
High School Notes

A meeting Of tho sonl0r class will Do hold tomorrow night at Crosby high school at 0i30 o'clock In the assembly hall when final announce. mtnts will bo mad0 and rehearsal for graduation hold.
 SonlOra will me0t Ht Wilby Co. night for tho Hnmo purpose, tho meeting to bo hold in tho auditors. um Rt 7;30. Glass hooks will he given out and prom tickets distrlb. utod.
 
 Final examinations will be hold at Crosby tomorrow. Latin in 3, English l History 3, and spanish 1, 2 and 2,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Club Activities

Nosahogan lodge wlu combine with other local lodges of odd Foi. lows in the annual memorial serv.. leo to be held at oddd Follows hall Tuesday night at 3 o'clock, according to plans mndo at last nights meeting, Rev Thomas Cros- by, n momber of Townsend lodge will bo tho speaker, On Sunday, osahogan lodgo will hold services at Riverside eemctery in honor of departed memhers, Edward braER ls chairman of tho committed in charge, Tho services wlll be hold nt 10 a, m,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
D. of ', V, Plan Visit

Plans were made for tho partiei' patton of Mary carswell tont, Dnughters of Union Veterans, h tho annual visitation to tho sold. iers' home at Noroton Heights, at the meeting of tho organization last night at tho state armory.. Three candidates were initiated during tho meeting, over which Mrs Minnie chipman presided, Members and friends were Invited to attend a card party Friday night, tho g9nd at tho homo of Mrs Shirley i399 Baldwin street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Dance PLanS
 

Plans havo been completed for the summer dance which is to be given on Friday evening, June 22nd, by tho local chapter of the alumnao of tho College of New Rochelle. Deer Island Gate at Bantam has been chosen by the committee as the Inn nt which tho dance will be conducted and res. ervations for the affair are to be limited.
 Miss Ruth staplelon Of Nanga. tuck Is ln charge of the arrange. ments and is being assisted by Misses Estelle McDonnough, Helen stephen, Mary Walsh, who are in charge of tickets and Misses Mar. jorio Corcoran and Marguerite ShanahNn tn charge of Rdvertls- Ing.
 Several reservations havo already been made with tho committee and those planning to attend are urged to mako their reservations this wook.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Book of Hillcrcst have returned from Law. renee, Mass, where thoy attended tho funeral of Miss Annio Sulli. van which was hold in that city on Saturday,
 Mss Carolyn Nido of Bronson street who k to be married to James Manxolli on Juno 18th was rendered a surrplse kitchen shower by her sister, Mrs. Domonic Notte of TorlnHton at hor home on Sat urday evening. Tho room was prct- hAAARnNAh IA EtN n Of pink and white. Entertainment was enjoyed throughout the cvo- ning and n supper was served, Tho guests includcd; Misses Carolyn Nido, Katherine Nldo, Laura Man xolll, phllomcnn Nottc, Rose Pc. lutro, Katherine Romanello, Mary Romnniollo, Mary I.ngnnaro and Mrs. Armand Mongolll, Grace Bor. relli, Phllomonn Nid0, Julius NJ. do, Adellno Colavello, AnRclino Notto, Dorothy Nottc, Mary Lag. nnnro, L.. F. Tartaglln, I. Delullo, Mrs. Romaniello and Mrs. Domcnie Sotto,.
 Miss Tlnnlo MargolIs was host. ess at n luncheon and bridge at her home last evening In compliment to Miss Joan Silvorman of Tor rlngton who iA Go Do married to Burton paur of Jamaica, l.. l., In Now York City on July ist, High scoros wcro made by Misses Esther Gnrtsmunn, RoSo Rclger. and Es- thor Rosongawon and eonsolnti0n prize wns awarded to Mlsa Sadie Frankon, Tho guest of honor wns presented with a beautiful gift. Those attending were; Misses Sa. dio Frankon, Esther Rosongnrton of Miami Florida; Esther dartx. man, Colf 0ildcn, Hcsmera Hart, Ida isaaca Rosc LoVino, Tinnlo Mnrgolls, Roso RelRer, Gertrude Nngclaon,, Mrs Alexis linssnor, Mrs Joseph Goldberg, Mrs, Julihn C,rossman, Mrs John Margolia and Mrs. Aaron Noscn Of Maryland.
 Miss Mary Grcaney and Miss Az. nca Mahoncy entertained at n sur priso miscellaneous shower recent. iy in compliment Co Mias Eleanor Darling who la Co be married to- morrow to Edward Conway. Those attending wore; Misses irono kano, (leneVieVo pholnn, Betty Dwyer, Mary Finn, Agnes Walsh, Mar gnrct Chlpmnn, Eileen Mahoney, Aiieo pellotlor, Eleanor Darling, Lucy Moss, Kay Darling, Patricia Slattery, Rose O'Conncll, Susan Conway, Marcia Ann Shea, Bar barn Ann Croan, Kitty Dlanch0ne $. Dillon, &. Hyiand, Mrs ]. Greanoy, Mrs M, Darling. Mrs Y. Mahoney, Mrs !, alattery, Mary Ann Greanoy and Agnes Marie Ma honey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
AIIEPA MEETING

Louis Chronla presided at n meeting last night In Columbus hall of tho ordor of Ahepa at which reports on the dlstriot convention hold last week In New London were hoard, At tho next meeting of tho local branch delegates to tho national convention will bo named, The national HeaHion will tnko place In Columbus, Ohio, In August,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Rct MIcn tO Attend Degree

tireht chiefs 0f tho stato lodge of Rod Mon will attend the exem: pllleatl0n Of the ono dogree ritual for 100 candidates at a meetina of Konkapatanuah tribe in Bridge port saturday. Great chief of ree' ords William Saunders of this eity will bo present and delegations ol Redmen from all parts 0f the state, Now York and Penhsylvania are expected,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13

Miss Helen Casey of tho oper. ating room staff of St Mary'S hos. pital, was tho guest of honor at h bridga and shower given at tho nurses' homo Monday evening. The hostesges were Misses Kathleen Keane, Anne Stleklos and Mar. garet r. Degnan. Mountain laurel and tall lighted candles were uSed to carry out . green and whlte color scheme. A wedding caka formed the centcrpieeo for tho table decorations. Tho brida.elect was presented with q Duncan Phy. fe drop leaf table ns well as . number of other gifts. Those h attendance were Miss Marion F, aiennon, Mrs E. Regan, Mlsses Margaret Farrell, Bernice Ryan Pierina Abbatc, Marion o'Leary Anne Pagan, Catherine Mullen, Jean Bricg, Ann BeausOleil, Eme- line Devine, Betty Mccarthy, Mary Glare o'Nelll, Lorettn Coyle. Jes. sic Kokawski, Anne Carosolla, Az nes o'Hrien, Margaret Berry, Cath erine McCarrity, Anne D. poelti Ellen Mccarthy, Agnea Lynch, Mrs James J. Dunn, Miss Kay Early, Mrs James Dolan, Mrs Arthur Coons, Miss Anne Flynn, Mary Mcdonald, Helen Halpln, Sally 0ilmartin, Agnes Larkin, Anne Colweil, Bernadine Brown. Marie Lyons, Marion McCarthy. Imelda Deroches, Gertrude 0las- berg, Eva o'Connor. Betty Mahan, Helen Farrell, Helen Sullivan, Catherine O'Connor, Natalie Mraz. Lucy O'Suliivan, Tuson Cocchlolo, Mary Savage. Mary Dolan, Ruth Manion. Ann Rlelly,l Julia Quiii' Mary Cailan, Mrs Wayne Burns Misses Ethel Costello. Agnes Cor man, Mrs William Baney. Mrs Joseph Prick, Misses Harriet Frlck Misses Harriet Prick. Elixabeth and Kay Casey, Isabel Frieseau. Florence Crowley. Eva oConnoV and Evelyn Matikitis..
 A pleasant surprise bon voyage party was given in honor of MT John A.. Johnson of Hamden on Saturday. Mrs Johnson left to-day to visit relatives in Sweden. Those present ut the party were: Mir and Mrs James ,Abbateila. MT and Mrs August Jacobson, Mir and Mrs A. Al, Jacobson, August Hedman. MT and Mrs c. Lindgren. MT and Mrs Alex Anderson, Mrs c. Fisher. Miss O, Lindquist, MT and Mrs August Carlson, Mrs Amanda Hanson. Mrs Carl Anderson, Mir and Mrs Gust I1ngstrom, Mrs Anna Pierson, or Naugatuck; Mrs Bior Johnson Mrs Hlida Farm. MT and Mrs N. Jeppesen, Mr and Mrs Ivar Hen drick. Mrs Charles Nelson. of Nau- gatuck: Mrs John Svenson. Nauga- tuck; Mir and Mrs August Johnson. Miss Marion Wood. Naugatuck; Miss Evelyn Johnson. Naugatuck; Mias Vera Johnson, Mss Ruth Johnson, Arthur Nelson, Nauga- tuck; Carlton Nelson, Naugatuck: John A. Johnson. Ivar Johnson and Miss Sigma Johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
Events of Week
tI'tNlay)

 Luncheon meeting of tho kiwanis club, first church chicken and straw. berry supper, Lodge Meuilngs--- ToDntlek trib0 of Rod Mon, Odin Benollt association, Loyal Order of Moose, Women'H lloneilt association, Liberty lodge Of Masons, Wlnonu Re6ekph lodge of odd Fellows, Myrtle temple, pythlan Slstors, Camp IS, Patriotic Sons Of Amer. leu.
 (Thurshay) LlonB club meeting at Hotel El' ton,
 (Erliay) Glass day eXorclacs nt Waterbury Catholic high school,
 tSNturday) All Souls church picnic ht Lakes wood park,
 tSundRy) Graduation of Waterbury Cath. oll0 high school,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13

The annual reception and tea Oe the Sacred Heart AlumnNe nsa0. olAklon was held on Sunday after. noon. The newly elected Nothcere oe the group include, Miss Helen Tracey, president; ". Sullivan, vice.president, Kay Martin, sec. retnry and Ann Fryer, treasurer. Miss Eileen EustAco was ln charge of the arrangements tor the tea.
 Among the guests attending were; Misses Eleanor Egan, Irene Dana