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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
Ann Arbor Neus
In Circuit Court

Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct. 2 A
motion to enter a judgment not
withstanding the verdict OF a jury
in the suit of r. S. Gerganof VS..
Cora NJ. Hull has not been grant
ed by Judge George W. Sample
on the grounds that as the jury
did not reach a decision on the
case in May. the case must be re-
tried in the October term. He is
willing to listen to oral protests Of
this decision on the part OF coun-
sells, however, Judge Sample said.
Today the courtroom and Judge
Samples time is given over to final
naturalization hearings OF some
70 aliens applying for citizenship.
This is one of the largest classes
ever to apply in Washtenaw.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
Organization Of Ann Arbor
Civic Chorus Being Planned

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 2-Or-
ganization OF an Ann Arbor Civic
Chorus will take place at a meet
ing Thursday evening in the Ann
Arbor High School. A constant re-
quest for such an organization has
been m de. according TO recreation
officials.
DR.. Kenneth Westerman, head OF
the voice science department OF
the Detroit Institute OF Musical
Art, plans to direct the new group.
Rehearsals will be in the new mu-
sic room OF the high school.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
WiSbin'S Barber Shop
in New Building Today

Walter Wisbin, who has operated
the Bobbette Shop at 507 w. Cross
St, is today announcing the open
ing Of his shop 10 be known as
Wisbir's Barber Shop at 513 w.
Cross St. two doors west OF his for
mer location.
In addition TO being in a new
building the shop has new fluores'
cent lighting, new plumbing fixtures,
new sterilizing cabinets and mod
ernistic mirrors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
sToREKEEPER SHOT

Monroe. Oct. 2-Loren Munson,
~, LaSalle storekeeper, is in the
Monroe Hospital with gunshot
wounds in the neck and back re-
ceived Tuesday evening in the
discharge OF a gun through the
window OF his store A Toledo
woman was held in the Monroe
County Jail for investigation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
PLAN EOR DANCE

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct Final
plans are being made for the an
nual benefit dance being sponsor
ed by the Lions Club following the
Michigan State-Michga gan football
game. Proceeds WI be used by
the club to further the work with
the blind. The affair will be in
he Intramural Building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
TEACHER sUCCUNIBs

Coldwater, Oct. --AP - Mrs.
Florence Palmer. s3-year-old wi
dow of Attorney Elmer Palmer
and a school teacher here for 25
years. died Tuesday. Funeral rites
will be Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
COPPER WIRE STOLEN

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct Some
one has stolen 100 pounds OF five
strand copper cable from the rear
OF a local factory, police were in
formed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Antonio de Filippi, 80, and Irene
Alma Simons. "a, both OF Ann Ar
Dor. --@--r.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-02
oLlVET BUILDING DAMAGED

Olivet. Mich. Oct. 2-AP-Dam-
age estimated at several thousand
dollars resulted Tuesday from a
fire in the Olivet College chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
THE John KIT,PEN

1910 Ashmead pl NV. has available for
| December Is several choice doubles With
| private bath; also few singles; excellent
| food: switchboard and elevator service;
| reasonable rates. no. 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
HOUSES FURNISHED.

nVOSIS rONNlSusO.
so47 poRTER 81 Ivy, NY. {cLEyHAN9D
sond Sx fs' REALS. Ais Co. n1 $3.50 GOOD
ATTRACTIVE. WEL-FURN.: 4 BEDRMs.,
fSSs :.t ssi4 oil heat
CHEVY CHASE; Ses1 gTAH AyE,EAT-
lady owner. WO. 1894.
8 BKDROOMs, 2 BATHS; 1st CLASS m
every 5si1sst WI rent t. neoP:sTystys
md phone me- Miseon.in sss7. gus el''''''l''
CHEVY CHASE BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished new Colonial brick: z rms, az
baths. den; porch. auto. heat. a,mc:; no
i isa sl, Children; ''n'ile' only. sos Brad
CHEVY CHASE 2; sc:-cHAEMINoLY
silver. china. 1888 livingston St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. II RAYMOND Sat
trac. well.furn. home. bedrms;, baths,
S he1 W. as Ss ssu5 asn
ATTRACTIvHY FURNISHED HOUSE 6
rooms. bath. oil heat garage. linens and
oe46 for appointment before 10 an.
CHIvY CHASE. b33s 42nd ST. Nv
Semi-det., rms. auto. heat. garage, IRE
place: conv. cars. bus: reas. AT. 3072.
COY. WELL FUR RMS. on HEAT.
So q sS incl Sny G. 5i rv.ss
1929 LOCATION 81. NV.
Large Groom. 2-bath., brick and stucco
house. completely furnished except for
linens: h;-w;h.. oil burner; Gear garage;
rent s12s; 1s.ie; x1nn1rros.
2OS Investment Bldg, RE. 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
HOUSES uNEuRNlshEp.

NEA3 sloIIllNg, FoNE 60. 5!s eUf EIS
porches, garage; conv. trsnSp., stores,
schools: heat, hsht and gas included in
rent. Phone. TSylor 1886 evenings:
1887 KENNEDY. ST. NV r. B.: NEW
s RI srre co PsSo fsth' ; T. $50 l.
1928 MILITARY RID N.W-DYTACHD
8 rooms. bath; oil heat; garage. District
BROOKLAND. Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV, 1921
oil heat. Key 1895 Quincy st. ne. ss5.
FOXAIi-s Rlfe., Q BATHA DOUBLE
isns SSae oiz1 o. Nstionsl io1o. ~ '''
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-ATTRACTIVMY
furnished rooms. b242 42nd st. EN-.
1905 n. 4. AVE. N.w.-LARoE s-RooM
and bath brick house; perfect condition;
sisas sa1fssis d. sT "a 1850 H. WALKER
1l.1 sw one sHhct l SSD s:Sseem: co II:
bath, oil heat, air.conditioned, fencsd-in
sodded back yard; $50 per mo. The other
Is rcom: ii. bedrooms oil hsst air
session, Both houses located IN RIVER Ter
race, 34th and 1enuing I'd. ne. Come TO
sales once, Sass Dsnnins I'd. ne. o. call
33a cHAMNMd o. N{-AL HoD9NN.
g. IWe., bath. porches; h.:v.h.; payment;
Ss.@ Yin sNasa eau Wo. 1857 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06

APARTMENTS UkFURkIsnED.
AT conn AVE BRIDGE, sa2I CONN
ss AZ 20 r" l.. b. shower elev.; front apt;
2 BEDROOMS LIVING ROOM KITCHEN
e eaf, ssss y. ut NV. o"n A. ss1s
! and bedrms. .s47.5O S57 80. 2415
= st: NV Resident manager 211.
i Iteb.g W1 ,1S S.,h AVE- Rooms
;Ss''i ,?s saas z zHszv
OPPOSITE THE BRoADMooR, 1914 CONN.
.ne b @ i anq n. saras T. sor
l looms 1 E'tsb.a ST and b.,6 snd FLOOR
THE ALTON, l4t5 PARK RID. NV
elevator IS, sna ss e.
2434 FRANKLIN ST. NE. (coR. 2o)-b
poreh.s aa add a. Sc mo 81 VIZ 'e OPEN
bTisht everioofins ssrden; Sedroe%. h1inI
.a1 Sain vs. 5oe 4sst dsn' kit and BATH
HAM HAMILTON Ton cIs , 2,to g; NV; NR.
Union ssoi.ss Co. No. o1of. INK
ssnsh 81 s E% 4 APT ysn..a D, 5a
nor ',s:s nf K, :pc sh ios T St.
1888 M, ST. Sc ROOMS. LIGHT.
SAB, beautiful country surrounding. easily
young couple: approach via Pennsylvania
ave-, Minnesota ave- M pl. Lincoln 2066.
MUST SUITCASE IN BEAUTIFUL FALK-
Ian Avn
bedroom hall, dining room, kitchen. bath.
S54 month. s305 10th st. NV Sc
3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. ALL UTII-
ties; adults. 765 Quebec pl. NV.
NEAR UPTOWN THEATER-PRTvATT
Tes. 70 .eeept.Dle pa1sy No 1855
TAKoMA PARK. Al GARLAND AVE-
rooms, bath. refg:. oil heat: near bus,
school: s47.60. Silver Spring 269.W.
l bsss So Psrs sFAs Hsss.n H 9S7a
~. rn.. Ssdim. dinetts. iit.; entirely r..
decorated: $50. See MIR. Apt. 307.
1871 LANI1R Pr Mw-3 Rooals HATH,
sss as sSo% a. a. sith ss7s r. ''nsoF' Ma
s sSes aset. Az. Az ,ss %'.t
Reed: p,strict 1884. ~'
1917 n ST NV. NEAR 1sth-3 rms.
adults ec onl; fr SDply a oWN Xpt IS
/ 10 ,d 1.th 81; sIMMT TI,! sna Mooss;
cred: your inspection invited il you want
something exceptional: garage; OWNER:
immediate OCCUPANCY. g.
5 MSasi.; a ss9s and porch: siD0:1T:'
iitch.n ana bath; new .Dt.. private en-:
trance; heat. b. Y: and cleo. included.
sGd .l aEIoHTs s is7 ss%aasS
titche snEo immediate possession: ress.
EXCLUSIVE MEvELAND PARK. so2s
!fs fo': .aa ashts e.'9 and
ss5-THE q, rAIRIEE.ls2l KE l'Y, st.
h I'll: 0.s nSS5 NJ Ess z4 aSss dne''' kit
sss Ut sks sss I:s g heat
x1gakd t { k ss 81 s ssS J; ZEE
6xsts.ssiss mont sedsSSn: iiz1ne l@.. e:
ssption hall litshen. bath With sh hS.a
ss 5a.a MT: z A' Iss;s' IT, 3. ss
b lSIS lSR 80 81 ITfa NSGs AT kT HaR
DECATUR 1900.
s z.s VI :A S.ta s;:| :
1725 + 81. N.w-2 Rms. BATH, 4
e sRs f k:fs pau b,s.Iie am osez pam 'ou
s s;s RI; da .Sy V.n.. AND sns: ~
a sRS Az 81 sls yRihadI " $500 sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
FARM 3 GARDEN.

COW MANURE, we'll rotted; 100 lbs. 75c;
800 lbs. SIS: ! ton, $40. Rich garden
dirt, 100 lbs, SOC: 800 lbs. So so; l ton.
$3.50. WI 1851. or Glenhurst Dairy,
Bethesda, Md
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large or
small lot; quality and quantity guaranteed,
Waters WI 4195
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
APPLIANCE SPECIALS.

Electric heaters e s. brand-new. $685.
Electric range. Graybar. 3-burn- $40 IN
er. and oven; white porcelain
Electric range, Westinghouse, B. CCd 50
burner, and oven
Refrigerator, Frigidaire, 4 Gu. 500 S0
it.. real good condition
RetI,ss a, ~! cI0slsy' Gu. IT.; $29.5O
nestrie 1ssssIs several s.,;u , used $3.50
DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO.,
1905 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 1902.
Open Evenings Until 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06

171a K st. NV Ma 1855
versity. on II st. NV, very ordinary brick
house At very choice location; IL rooms,
bath. hot-vater heat. gear gsraSe, lot
let's try an offer
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER,
1910 K st. NV National 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06

BROOKLAND = ATTRACTIVE CORNER.
$500 18th st. n.e.-S rms, bath. auto.
heat. dble gar: suitable dentist. WA. $3.50.
BETHESDA. MD.-BEAUTIFUL NEW g.
room BUNGALOW automatic heat, full base
ment: conv. Navy Medical Center. Oliver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
>ontinued.)

KENILWORTH 1923 QUARLEs ST NE
% rooms and bath, ami; insulated and
weather stripped; detached garage: rent,
ffHs' "a Ane! ST. hi NM Mk g16 rEopEH-
34o6 18th ST. N.E.-FOUR BEDROOMS,
rsnt;. sss 90: Apply EMPIRE INVEST
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-5 ROOMS, PRI-
tire LIST floor, owner retaining 2nd to
responsible family. Rentiles: 500 so; utili-
ties included WQ l473
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
APARTMGNTs FURNISHED.

QEORoErowN. 1922 n ST. N.W.-2nd.
n. front, large living room. bedroom and
. Service: al Ap ss,n s4l ErsiG \. NV and 'nsor
1919 sl. RIGGS pL N.Y. LARGE ROOMS
apt. unlim. phone. Close downtown,
sys'sss n,I Rms K IAN AND R1M
st. NV Columbia bssS. ''' '.'
PErwoRTH-1 ROOM. KITCHEN, sfNI.
private bath; all outside rooms. RAN
lo17 MASS. AVE, NE, Mr., NAVY YARD
cleo. refs: cow. tranSp.; $50; adults.
YOUNG LADY 10 SHARE REASONABLE
Phone Dupont 1000. Apt. 500. " '''1
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. Goth
sash az 81 Or r9op PERSONS SON. d 1.sf ST. Hys
iusn ma tssS ' ENsms g. sire esSe
HOTEL RoQsEvELr-sUBLET ArTRAc-
ans essaa f ssss AD v RAJ 4ss ''dFGS"
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO SHARE MOD
w ssshs ssl sDt' at 1901 Conn ave- Call
YOUNG MAN WANTED TO SHARE WITH
smother suburban apt. s3b mo. Box
oEoRGEToWN-sTU APT. ATTRAC-
place. dining room. kitchenette and bath;
500. MI ?385 after ESQ pm.
DoWNToWNLNIcELY FURN.. REDEco-
l4ii N St. NV. NO S64o.
DUPONT CIRCLE SPACIOUS STUDIO
place. Reference. See janitor. 1906 Goth st.
ONLY 81 so WEEKLY ROOMS. BATH,
.ss dsSes sver 'a Us '1 Ga 1 csDto
IL
500 NOW. RIM. BEDRM. K AND B.
1870 Ga. ave. NV. Call 0E. 1883 ewes.
fes Rls., RIP sW rSssxs
bath. gas. .elec. plenty heat. h. w.; clean.
quiet; nr. bus. cars. 1903 Ga. ave.
3 LARGE ROOMS. PORCH Ink: HEAT.
gaass;e elee, ice incl; adults. Wo. 39ss.
2O8 UPsHUR ST. N.W.-sMALL FURN.
apt: Soldiers Home car line; $3.50 week.
WALK. DIST; .COMPL FURN, WELL
on house 1913 Rhode Island ave. nv
AYE Twin. 4R s iurs pms
$50. Temple iass. ~
! OR GENTLEMEN TO SHARE WELL
st. NV. See resident manager.
WEsTcHEsTER ,APTlsUBlEAsE UNTIL
NAY luTuISueQ O-IOOm Hpt.,
2 bedrooms with baths; 1928. National
3120. Extension 537.
1921 SHERIDAN ST. NV ROOMS,
kit, and semi-private bath, Frigidaire: gas,
and cleo. furn. Gentiles only. RIA. 47O7.
sHOREHAM HOTEL.
Enthusiastically furnished suite,
living room. bedroom, bath Occupancy
December ID. co. 2126. Or Apt. 3O7-F.
.4116 WISCONSIN AVE.
Devonshire-Living room bedroom. dinette.
Kitchen and bath. completely and taste
fully furnished S75
WEADON ARMS, 1914 18th NV.
Large studio bed living room with bright
kitchen. sink. Frisidaire, gas, cleo. linens
etc. $40. Also basement bach apt. pri-
vate entrance. with meals, $40. other
vacancies. Ho. 1910.
%7O 5n-FURNIsHED APT. 1915 10th
%'0.oo st.-Living room. bedroom. kit
dinette; 24-hour switchboard
and elevator service; carpeted
corridors. See MRS WILLIAMS.
res. mgr. DE. 1900.
BEAUTIFUL, NEW,
spring bed, tub shower bath; mr.. 18th st.
car. downtown Govt. bldss. Incl linens,
gas, cleo phone S47.bO Also luxurious
hal n.lr p,p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

a sn orc bas.ment spt.. .djoinine BATH;
Frigidaire. sink. oil heat. Adults.
1882 EYE gT. N.W-LAR0E 1-RM.. BATH
STUDIO apt; Frigidaire: nicely furn.; de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
APARTMENT HoUSEs FOR SALE.

APARTMENT HOUSE. 1881 BNMoNT 81.
n.v.-Contains 10 three and four room
year; owner will install new heating plant
and put ON new roof Price. $43. 600, With
$4,000 cash. balance about $500 per
month. Consider trade, what have you?
Phone Y. 9. HURLBERr. National $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEp.

$3.50 RENTS A
Modern 3-room. kitchen. bath apt. with
painted walls and modern tile bath.
1882 Hall Pi. NV.
Cor. 1900 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
yanitor or Resident Mgr, Apt 206.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
w IVY. TERRACE Err IL 1884 Conn; .YeZLe!.l,
and amen. men sso mo ao ISL ssss
DESIRABLE 10th st. location, mr.. Col. I'd
Excellent EXCEL meals Home privileges CHEEKY
single ana double rooms. AID. $685..
1855 OTIS RI. NV. near 14th St ear
eeups on r Ftee eo ss %e.'
1908 18th ST. N.w-Front single. newly
turn; studio room: excellent meals; Jewish
1sn La. }ST ST ood tprnh.d
ant streetcar. AID. OFF, '
SRenned auest home iarfe r eoso dressing It
y ysum ia aal.ss fvs eeu Sh 49, a for
1871 < ST. N:w-Nicely furnished single
cellent home cooking: Reasonable. e.
1907 lao5 18th sT E.W.-Larse double, attrae-
sxitehboa.d; Immsdi.ts oe ssaasssns 0''n
1 1as9 81, oRARP ST wv: Apt; 20-oem-
adj. bath; young men; $50 so e.. Ho. 1867.
zoLA MN, Coqnecticut sve.-Ss.60 10
.e. ssSs :.'s:n' stoc
s.ns distance :s:' r. r. Settlement. IF people fs
.sTnsi Re venue Hstl Rsdic Inst. tub and
citOWCt WI III 1fSO, 0E LOO.
t i,rot,a MASSACHUSETTS IS AVE: NW:-A dis
surpassed location: reasonable
decorated and furnished. c.h.W.. unlim.
is n1 '' s:ss i' sssi
PLEAsURE-Live in pleasure and in GOOD
taste on beautiful 18th st. By day. week
!. your 20" i ts RA 47 isoie' In
THE ALL STATES COFFEE SHOP, 500
East CAPITOL st.-Room and board for 2
gentlemen.
D %, lsls Vermont .ve..Roem,
sa' sinse $685. t0Sd. NJ 7 SeR4f ~ "fl'
SINGLE AND pousLE foom,: "a and s.
T yses ~ Lunches packed. Adams 4073.
home-Larse, spacious mansion. open nGs-
places. large bedrooms; home-cooked meals;
free parking: very reasonable
MASTER BEDROOM. gentleman. to share
Jsssn soms "a h0m ias s5i' '0n'
DUPONT GLUE, 1926 l9th ct. n.w.-New
lance: ladies and gentlemen. Dupont 9O49.
1ss9 1 hAM9N MW1As. All Fly.
near car and bus: delicious meal; reas.
1871 WYOMING AvE.-Nicely furn. studio
Worker. single eIs.ent S %ss,: 5dy go
1913 BUCHANAN ST NW.-LArge front
niture; deilcious meals; SO w. RA. 29zs
Double T Kaem. Heelen aly Ms.I. Af pu 1922
MICHIGAN CLUB,
1 1saa 1sts STAR. Il 1oom IN sp triple
14O1 10th ST. NV.
fnp hus ;n
vacancy for LADY. Switchboard. Excellent
TOWN CLUB,
ment room for 5. running water, shower;
nSs iass na
BOLIVIAN CLUB,
1888 18th st, .n.v.-sinele rms. also, dow
q. n. beautifully furn.: unusual meals:
1926 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
every eS lounge Saa 's . menus
from S36. Best buy in town.
2O14 KALORAMA RD.,
5qs on Ss~ m: Sam guest psd aSme .oy
transp.: S35 up. NO $685.
THE JOHN KILPEN,
1910 Ashmead pl. NV. has available for
private bath; also few singles; excellent
food switchboard and elevator service;
reasonable rates. no 1868.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
l24 3rd ST. N.E.-CLIAN, COY. LITTLE
Frigidaire. sink. oil heat. Adults.
1882 EYE ST N.W-LAR0E 1-RN.. BATH
STUDtO apt; Frigidaire: nicely furn.; dc.
Sirable downtown location.
KAIORAAAA RID. APIS. 2305 18th 9r.
n.W.-NeWly decorated 3-ro0m aDt., pvt.
tile bath. adeauats heat: adults; S16 w.
rs YCU ST. Mel ROOM. KITCHEN,
bath; newly furnished; phone rsfrissra'
Tor. hsat HINT eas; so. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-06

ARIINGTON-Attrac. Ice rm, suit. 1 or
Z. al. bath; new home, recreat rm.: 1Oc
bus: breakfast opt: $22 ssle. CHI. 1851 .
62I N. OAKLAND ST, Arlington. Va. on
Wilson blvd.-furn. room to quiet gentle
man: in new home Of settled couple
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
Eleanor SherlOiH
Is Shower Guest

Mrs. Arthur Leary and Mrs. John
e. Kopiczh were hostesseS at mis-
-cellaneous shower given recently at
the latter,s home on North RIVERSIDE
street in honor Of their niece Miss
Eleanor sherwill, who is to become
the BRIDE of Clarence Rameikas
early in September. The honored
guest was the recipient OF many
beautiful and useful gifts.
The guests included the Misses
Mary Bergin, Mary Broderick, Mary
Wheelahan, Agnes Ryan, Anna
Wheelahan, Ella Kopiczh, Doloris
Sherwill, Gertrude Learys Helen
Wasel, Adeline Francis, Gladys
Meader, Eleanor Farrow, Eleanor
Synott, Mrs. Frank Corcoran, Mrs.
Edward Yanavich, Mrs. Veronica
Carmody, Mrs. John Popikas, Mrs.
Charles Popikas, Mrs. George
Phelan, Mrs. Joseph Phela1, MIS-.
Charles Fehrs, Mrs. James Camp
bell, Mrs. Vincent McKeown, Mrs.
Claude Seipel, Mrs. Henry La
Riyiere, Mrs. George LaRiviere, Mrs.
Stanley Slapikas, Mrs. Anna Francis
Mrs. Anthony Sardinskas, Jr.,, Mrs.
Flo Tarullo, Mrs. Raymond Synott,
Mrs. Francis. Synott, Mrs. Timothy
DAILY. Mrs. Andrew Slekaitis, Mrs.
Joseph Sherwill, Mrs. Francis Sher-
will, Mrs. Thomas Synott, Mrs. An
thony Sherwill, Mrs. John w. Sher-
will, Mrs. Arthur Leary, Mrs. John
E. Kopiczh, Mrs. Irene Ginter.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
Dr. Leon Phaneuf
Is Birthday Guest

A surprise birthday party was Civ
en- last evening at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Leon H. Phaneuf Of Mans
field avenue, the occasion being the
birthday Of DR.. Phaneuf. A pleasant
evening was enjoyed and q delicious
luncheon was served. The guest OF
honor received many gifts.
Those attending were: MIR. and
Mrs. Noel Phaneuf, Mr.. and Mrs
Roland Phaneuf Of Bristol, John J,
Mccarthy, Miss Rose Bartlette, DR..
and Mrs. Francis P. Barnes, DR.. and
Mrs. Louis Thibault, il, and DR.. and
Mrs. Leon Phaneuf.
Mrs. Leland Salisbury Of Grand
view avenue was hostess Tuesday
evening at a miscellaneous shower
given in compliment to Miss Lois
Hustled, whose marriage to Will
bur T. Holmes takes place Aug
ust "A.
Mrs. Salisbury's invitation list
included Mrs. Wells Elliott, vir-
ginia Wells, Jeanne Sands, Paul
Inc White, Katherine Shee, Betty
Shee, Edna Rush, Eleanor Hus-
ted, Mrs. w. G. Hustled, Mrs
Lester Bronson, Mrs. Oliver Hill
Shirley Jones and Trudie Myers.
Miss Lucy O'Neill Of North MAR
street is spending a vacation a
Pittsfield, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
Personal
Waterbury Italian Choral
Club Has Annual Outing

softhaII. A basket lunch was served
and moving pictures were taken Of
all events during the course Of the
day. Miss Madyln A. Watts was IN
charge Of arrangements.
Those attending were: Madlyn a.
Watts, Michael Rossi, .Jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael fiesta, AL Scacco, Judy
Mancini, Betty verrastro. Adeline
Conte, James Dalesio, Vincent Up
polito, club director, Gilda Nfclario,
Pat sShufolette, Rose Guarini, Pier
ina Ciuiio, Daniel Crosse, Julia Bel
letti, Joseph Lavorgna, Michael
salerno, Donald Mast, Betty Lo<
Russo, Mary Mardu, Anthony Cris-
pino, Victor Mannello, Angelina
Rosanelli, Adelaide Colangelo, Rose
Forgio, Mary Orlando, Jennie Da-
lola, Helen Lucian, Josephine Pal
mieri, Thomas Parziale, Margaret
Stolfi, william Russo, Emily Somma
and Mary Montense.
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Els Family Will
Gather at Reunion

Many members Of the Eells fam
lilies throughout the state will attend
the first annual meeting Of the Eelis
family association on Wednesday,
August 21st at Cromwell. The group
was organized last August.
Samuel Eells came from England
at 81 years of age. He settled at
Milford where he built the EellS-
Stow house in 1869. He became
prominent in civic, church and mil
itary circles, And 1t was at Mllfofo
that about 40 Of his descendants
assembled last August and estab-
lished an organization Of which Rev
Alfred M. Eellsl became the first
president. The association started
with 40 members and now has over
100.
This year the meeting is held at
Cromwell where Rev. Edward Eeiis
was pastor of the Congregational
church for SO years. Born in 17l2
he died In 1776. He and members OF
his family are buried IN the OLD
graveyard at Cromwell Seven OF his
10 children grew to maturity. TWO
of his sons Zone MAJOR fought in
the Revolutionary War. Three OF
the other sons became Congrega-
tional ministers, In the Belden Lib
rary. where the association meets,
Is an archive set apart as a me-
mortal to the life and works OF Rev.
Mr.. Eells.
The address of welcome will be
given by Mrs. Krashan Of Crom-
well. The response will be by Mid
shipmsn william Eells Betzor OF
the U. s. Naval Academy, who is
the son of Lieutenant Commander
w. C. Betzor, of the q. 8. Saga more
doing patrol duty from the New
York harbor.
The report of the budget commit
tee will be given by Judge Arthur
F. Ellis Of the state supreme court
of errors who Is not only a charter
member Of the association but also
its treasurer. The committee on
constitution is represented by Miss
Mabel Hotchkiss. who Is a teacher
in. the Waterbury schools.
Rev. Edward Eells Is a grandson
of Major Eamuel Eells and Rev. Al
fred M. Eells of the Wolcott Con.
gregational church is a great, grea'
grandson of the late Cromwell pas
tor.
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Weddings


Mrs. 8. L. whitritht hss xstuFne6
from New YORK after attending the
funeral Of David A. peyine. while
there she was tine guest g her son
Hudson Whitfigl1t and MIS- Wtaps
right Of New York.
Misses Icons and Cecile Erechette
and their father HorInisdas Erecnes.
te of Manhan street are. spending g
weeks vacation at Cape Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fallen enc
tertained ct Q. lawn party and hck
dog roast recently In honor @ tnex
ruest. Mrs. FalIon's sister. mrs. q.
p Vintus Of Jamaica, Long Island.
Among those who attended wefe2
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bowen, Mrs
and Mrs. Alphonse CybuiskL Mxe'
Vincent McManamy, Mrs. a. CyDuis
ski RAYMOND German, Betty Con-
molly, shirley Frllon, Stephen 80
bulski, John McManany, Frank NC.
Manamy, walter Martinson. Racnax@
Cybulski, Mrs. John Twink Sacm
Zwinak, and Susan VinSus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Q. Muns0n
of West Main street are spenoin1
several days in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Granger have
returned to their home on -
Avenue after spending tWo Wseka
at Cape Cod.
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Carmella Perugini, Jennie Perugini,
Mary L. Calvo, Philomena Trotta,
Madaline Mucciacciaro Filomena
Rinaldi, Angie Cedela, Carmine
Sforza, Theresa Davino, Antoinetta
Antotnetta Zaccaria, Angelina Yon-
Daddona, Santa Longo. Mary Calvo,
nielli, Angie Lombardo, Josephine
Mollica, Carnella D,Amato, Joseph
inc Mancuso, Deana Longo. Phil
Gizd, Angie Andolina, Santir1a
Cavieleri, Antoinetta Magino, Tom
masina and Margaret Sirica, Lena
and Susie Calvo, Louise Lombardo,
Sally Queroga, Salvatrice, Lucy and
Pauline Guerrero, Lena Pelosi, Vic
toria Albina, Mary and Antoinetta
Varlese, Toni Marocchi, Rita Ayotte,
Josephine Marc, Louise Ceriello.
Miss Camille Frechette Of Man.
han street is spending vacation at
Cape Edgemore on Lake Pocotopaug.