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Evening star., 1941-08-24
Miss Carrere
Is BetrOthed

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Auguste
Carrere of New Orleans have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Carrere, to
Maj. David Ivy Dodenhoff. U. S. A.,
son of Mrs. William Harry Doden-
hoff of New Orleans, and the late
Mr.. Dodenhoff. The wedding will
take place September 3 at the home
of the bride.
Miss Carrere is a graduate of
Sacred Heart Academy and H.
Sophie Newcomb College in New
Orleans, where she was a member
of Pi Beta Phi. While she has
never made a formal debut, she has
taken part in social activities of the
younger set and has received honors
in various Mardi Gras balls.
Maj. Dodenhoff, now in Wash
ington on active duty in the Office
of the Under Secretary of War, is
a graduate of the Citadel and re-
ceived an engineering degree at the
University of South Carolina. He
attended the Graduate School of
Business Administration at Harvard.
He is a member of Sigma Nu.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Hurbans Leave
For Brief Visit

The Czechoslovak Minister and
Nine. Hurban are on a brief va
cation. After visits in New York
and Chicago they will be guests
over Sunday and Labor Day of
the Governor of New Jersey and
Mrs. Charles Edison, who made
so many friends in Washington
when the Governor was Assistant
Secretary of the Navy.
The Minister and Nine. Hur-
ban will return the middle of
next week.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Miss Jane Madert
Visits West Point

Miss Jane Madert, daughter Of
Mrs. John H. Madert and the late
DR.. Madert of Washington, Is
vacationing at West Point, N. Y.
With her at the Thayer Hotel
are Miss Anne Mielke of Men,
phis, Tenn, and Miss Catherine
Loughran of Chevy Chase,
D. c..
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Saturday Evening Dance
Held by Officers at
Annapolis Club
No Hop Planned for Midshipmen;
Miss Betsy McNair Entertains
At Country Club for Younger Set

ANNAPOLIS 23Ihee hop planned for the midshp-
but the officers held their
usual dance at the Naval Academy Country Club on
the River opposite Annapolis.
Frederick " NC
evening supper the for
bers of the younger set.
Mcdowell niece William Heath will
Camden
William Mcdowell end
the John Sempe their South
with his mother, Mcdowell Camden
Capt will vacation
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Miss Helen Coburn
To Be Married

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Henry c.
Coburn of Fort Bragg, N. c., for
merly of Washington, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Kerr Coburn, to
1t. Carl Kenneth Warren, jr,
U. S. A., of Opelika, Ala. The
wedding will take place August
80 in the Post Chapel at Fort
Bragg.
Miss Coburn is a graduate of
Holton Arms School and Duke
University.
1t. Warren is a graduate Of
Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

During their absence their home
will be occupied by Mrs. Brantz
Mayer, widow of Capt. Mayer.
Prof. Mccormick and Wife
Leave for Connecticut.
Prof. and Mrs. Howard McCor-
mick have left to visit Prof. McCor-
mick's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stanley Radford, in
New Canaan, Conn. Next Sunday
Prof. and Mrs. Mccormick will go
to Jamaica Plain, Mass, where they
will visit Mrs. Mccormick brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. v. F.
Dunn. Prof. Mccormick is at
tached to the department OF Eng
nsh, history and government at the
Naval Academy.
Admiral and Mrs. William H.
Stanley and their granddaughter.
Miss Mary Lou Wincott, have been
spending a few days as the guests of
Capt. and Mrs. F. D. Karns at their
home on Maryland avenue.
Mrs. John o. Spear, wife Of 1t.
Speer, has arrived from Honolulu
to visit her grandmother, Mrs. s. S.
Martin, and her mother, Mrs. Helen
M. Bower. Mrs. Speer is the former
Miss Edith Bower.
The Misses Mary Eppes, Nancy
King, Dovey Crooks, Anne Crooks,
Margaret Meredith, Betty Lazenby,
and the Misses Crooks guests, Peggy
McRee, Anne Evans and Janice
Mayhem, have returned from Re-
hoboth Beach, where they spent a
few days as the guests of Miss
Lazenby at the cottage of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Lazenby.
Miss Martha Colburn has returned
to her home after spending three
weeks as the guest of Miss Eleanor
Harvender in Boston.
Prof. and Mrs. G. r. Clements
have returned to their home on
Thompson street after spending a
month in Western Maryland.
Mayor William U. McCready re-
turned recently from an 18-day fish,
ing trip to Tangier Island and Cris-
field. He was accompanied by his
father, Mr.. William B. McCready;
Senator Louis N. Phipps and his
son, and Mr.. E. T. Griffin.
Mrs. Scott Buchanan
SnonIr VUnnLr -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moreland of
Jefferson street are in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Scott Buchanan, wife of the
dean of st. Johns College, spent
the week in Florida, where she was
the guest of her parents at st.
Petersburg.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Noyes Tyndell Of Niagara Falls are
visiting Mrs. Tyndell's brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Rober.
L. Burwell Mrs Francis E. Carter,
jr., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
well, is visiting at Camp Greenbrier,
Anderson, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Claude Handy
and their two daughters. the Misses
Margaret and Claude Handy, have
returned to their home here after
visit of several weeks at Ocean
City.
Mrs. F. B. Lowell and her daugh-
ter, Miss Barbara Lowell, and her
son and daughter-i -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Lowell. have returned
from a Today trip to Chicago and
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mrs. Donald T. Giles and her son.
Donald T. Giles, ,jr., have gone to
Ocean City for short visit.
Comdr. and Mrs. Herndon B. Kelly
have returned to their home on
Southgate avenue after visiting
Capt. and Mrs. Beverly Pollard at
Quantico, Va. DR.. and Mrs. j. Oliver
Purvis and their son, Mr.. Hugh
Purvis, are spending a two-week va
cation at Ocean City, N. J.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Mrs. Younge Feted
By Mewhinnevs

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. L. S. New
Kinney of Arlington have as their
guests Mrs. Mewhinney's mother
and sister, Mrs. M. R. Younge
and Miss Priscilla Younge of
Pensacola, Fla. En- route they
spent two weeks in Asheville,
N. C..
Evening star., 1941-08-24
VISITING at Resort

Mrs. Watkins, wife of 1t. Comdr.
Frank Watkins of Arlington, is
spending a week with Mrs. c. D.
Letter, wife of Comdr. Letter, at
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

MISS HELEN KERR COBURN.
The daughter OF Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Henry C. Coburn of
Fort Bragg, formerly OF Wash
ington, her engagement to 1t.
Carl Warren, jr., U. S. A., of
Ophelia, Ala., has been an
nounced. The 1Uedding 1cill
take place August 30.
-Wootten-Moulton Photo.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Cadets at West Point
Back From Maneuvers
First|Class Gets Glass Rings Thursday;
Many Officers Report
For New Duties on Station

WEST POINT N. Y, Aug 23The corps of cadets today
from weeks in the vicinity Monroe "
direction
Irving Members of the second who have been 10 weeks
furough will return next week
Glass rings will cadets q
Eichelberge
the presentation address
Maj George here several years with
left
in Y
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Mrs. Chason Leaves

Mrs. Arthur B. Chason, jr.,
has gone to Guantanamo, Cuba,
to join her husband, q first
lieutenant in the Marine Corps,
stationed with the 4th Defense
Battalion there.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Zarins Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zarin have re-
turned to their apartment at 1901
Connecticut avenue NV, after
spending i've weeks at Cape Cod.
Mass
Evening star., 1941-08-24

Manila, P. L, and is the guest Of
1t. Col. and Mrs. Harold L. Clark
In Arlington.
Following her stay here she
will spend some time with friends
in Portsmouth, Va.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Mrs. P-ker Here
From Manila

Mrs. Parker, wife of Col. Ar
thur Parker, has arrived from
Evening star., 1941-08-24

Regency Soto Of solid Honduras
mahogany frome. Hair filled,
one-pieoe down cushion for COM
fort. Covered in ice blue broco-
teIle. Fringe to match. Button
tufted back and arms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16
YMCA COUNSELORS MEET THURSDAY
Annual Training Program Opens at Smiths Pond;
 General Discussion

The annual training program for counselors at Camp Mataucha, Wat erbury Y Boys Camp, will open this Thursday June 19 at the camp in Watertown. The program will be under the direction of Calvin J. Martin, Camp Director and Ralph l.. Cooke, Associate Director. Mem bers of the Junior staff will report at camp at 9 o'clock. The senior staff group will be arriving during the day and will hold its first meet ing Thursday evening. The program will consist of talks and discussions of hte camp philosophy and pro- gram. Sectional directors and de- partmnet heads will present their policies for general discussion.
 Work groups have been busy al camp for the past two months and many improvements and repairs have been made. The main dock has been completely rebuilt and g new canoe slip has been construct ed. The two tennis courts have been resurfaced and the tent floors and tents have been completely repair ed. Tents and hunks will be reecteo over the weekend.
 The camp will open June 25 fol period of eight weeks. Enroll ment records to date exceed those of last week and it is expected that the number of applications will be peter than last years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16
Park Department Sponsoring Annual Training Institute
Parochial Schools In
 Graduation Exercises
Diplomas Presented in Impressive Ceremonies at St.
 Margarets, SS. Peter and Paul, St. Thomas

1 Barrett, James Francis Neagle and Rita Marie Dressell. Father Con- Ian delivered an address to tle graduates.
 The following were graduated Mary Elizabeth Barrett, Mary Do- lores Begley, Alice Kathleen Bi- ron, Mary Gertrude Bobbin, Donald Joseph Breen, John Patrick Butler Maureen Ethel Butler, Timothy James Callahan, John Charles Gro. nan, Hazel Clare Donovan, Rits Marie Dressell, John Paul Driscoll James Francis Dunphy, Virginia Marie Farrell, Richard Howard Ga lante, Patricia Mary Goodale, Rob ert Henry Goodman, John Josepl Haskin. H
 And Robert Franklyn Johnson Ann Elizabeth Joy, Francis 10. seph Kenney, George Frank Lee Judith Theresa Mackey, Kathleen Agnes McDermott, Joan Maria McEvoy James Francis Neagle Ann Katherine Nejame, Joseph Francis Kelley, Anne Carmel Sea. vuzzo, Mary Frances Shanahan Robert Ignatius Thomas, and Wil- liam James Walsh.
 Sts. Peter and Paul graduated A pupils at the church yesterday in ceremonies at which Rev. Michael F, Heating, pastor, presented the dip 1omas, and Rev. J. Oliver Cronan, assistant pastor of St. MargareEa church gave the address to ths graduates.
 William Joseph Gilland, valedic. torian, was awarded the Celtic Cross, annual presentation of the local auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Elaine Julia Rug giero was salutatorian.
 Class officers are: President James Robert Warner; vice presi- dent, Anne Winifred Brophy; treas urer, Elaine Julia Ruggerio, aud secretary, William Joseph Gilland.
 The graduates are: Harry Thon- as Bergin, Edward Charles Der tuccio, Robert Edwin Bolger. Anne Winifred Brophy, Peter Mi chael Brown, Mary Aileen Byrnes William Peter Cahill, Lucille Ndly NOSGC1lO, OAlCOll OVoCp4 Donahue, Robert Louis Doyle, John Edmond Galligan, Corrine Gene vieve Gallo, Carmine Anthony Ga- rofalo, Dorothy Mary Gaug, Reg inald Joseph Geory, William Jo. seph Gilland, John Matthew Gil. lette, William James Hamilton, Harold Vincent Hughes, Mary Elizabeth Kennedy, Mary Eliza beth Kenny, John Andrew King, Ruth Margaret Lawlor, Eugene AL bert Leggee, Marie Ann Lupkas, Rabert Ernest Mark, Judith Cecilia McDuff, Rosemary Louise Moran, Francis Edward O'Connor, George Francis O'Connor, Joseph Henry Petit, Walter Dechon Phelan, Elaine Julia Ruggerio, Catherine Mary Scholsky, Evelyn Tresa, Sheehy, Ronald Chester Slager, Helen Marie Slavin, John Joseph Stock, Anna Marie Sullivan, Lucille Lois Vigeant, John William Wal lace and James Robert Warner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16
MALONEY SCHOOL
 AWARDS DIPLOMAS
Annual Exercises to Take Place Tomorrow Morning
 in School, Gym

Maloney grammar school con- mencement exercises will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the school gymnasium.
 Honor students follow: Anna Bush, John Voulgaris, Anthony Col angelo, George Frantzis, Beverly Malkin, Phyllis Natale, Angelo Ras- tello, Samuel Mefr, Herbert Nal kin, Charles Bergin, Bernice Siem- iatkoski.
 Other graduates: Bessie Dukas Frances Riddick, Asunta Santora, Barbara Tomlinson, Charles Giam- paolo, Albert Esposito, Alice Mat echi, John Mccarthy, Ruth Rivet Veronica McGovern, June Grenier, Jennie Mustacchio, Anthony Russo, Arthur Primus, Gloria Croce, Joyce Bartholomew, Dolores Paquette, Na- dine Duncan, Anthony Veneziano Harry Metropoulos, Ellen Valaitis Anna Giattino, Kenneth Percival Lucy Leopizzo, Julia D'Angelo, Mi chael Croce, Josephine Allegrine, Frank Napomoceno, Vincent Ian- naccone, John Milano, James Syro- tchen, Irna Desrochers, Angelina Macharelli, John Cipriano, Carolina Migliaro, James Mccarthy. Mary Mccarthy, Frank Commentators Anthony Zappulla, and Vincent Di- Maria.
 The program will be as follows: March.
 Song, "Just Singing Along Class.
 Welcome-John Voulgaris.
 Song-"I Am An American"- Class.
 Farewell Address-Anna Bush.
 Presentation of Diplomas.
 Commencement Song-ClasS. March.
 Bernice Siemiatkoski-Pianist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16
List Of Instructors,
 Program Of Subjects
 Formally Announced
of Playground Supervisors, Assistants to Be Made at Conclusion of Course

supervisor WPA adult education program.
 Miss Gertrue DonDero, staff member WPA ault education pro- gram.
 Earl Howard, hospital staff, American Brass Go. William Schofield, physical edu- cation dept, Crosby High School. James Lee, physical education dept, Wilby High School. William Tracy, physical educa. ton dept, Leavenworth Higf School.
 Miss Edith DeBonis, director ot physical education, Pittsfield Girls Lague. Raymond Tanning, managing editor, Waterbury Republican American.
 William Farrngton, city editor Waterbury Democrat. Miss Nellie Calvin, Malone. school faculty member. Miss Betty Barry, Waterbur! Girl Scout Council.
 Administration James J. Curtin, supt. of park and recreation.
 William Cass, assistant supt. O parks.
 William J. Derwin, assistant su pervisor of recreation.
 Tuesday June 17th
 (MOrningl ga. m. Registration. 9:15 a. m. Opening remarks b! Supt. of Parks James J. Curtin. 9:30 a. m. Qualifications anG Duties of 8 Playground Worker. (Mr. Feldman)
 10:30 a. m. Psychology of Play (Mr. Feldman)
 (Afternoon) 2:15 p. m. Technique of Story telling" (Miss Lovering).
 Wednesday June 18th
 (Morning) 9:30 a., m. Singing Games ane Folk Dances" (Mrs. Woodlock.) 10:30 a. m. "Dramatics for tht Playground" (Miss DonDero.)
 (AfternOon) 2:15 D. m. First Aid Instruction. (Mr. Howard)
 Thursday June 18th
 (Morning) 9:30 a. m. Dealing with Problem Children on the Playground" (Mis' Calvin.
 10:30. Leadership = First Requi. site" (Mr. Schofield)
 (Afterno0n) 2:15 p. m. "Orangization O. Leagues, Tournaments an Inter Playground Athletics" (Mr. Lee.) 300 p. m. Care of Facilities ant Equipment" (Mr. Tracey0
 Friday June 20th
 (MOrning and Afternon) 9:3O a. m. and 200 p. m. "Th, Teaching of Games" CMiss DeBo. nis)
 400 p. m. "Playgroun Publicity. (Mr. Tanning and MT. Harrington t Tuesday afternoon session will bt held at the Brooklyn branch of thu Silas Bronson Library.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16
JOHN STOTHART
 DARTMOUTH GRAD
Watertown Boy Receives Bachelor of Arts Degree
 at Hanover Today
Special to The Democrat)

Hanover, N. H., June 16 John Chester Stothart of Burton street. Watertown, was among the 499 Dartmouth College seniors who re- ceived the bachelor of arts degree at the 172nd commencement of the col- lege here today.
 President Ernest Martin Hopkins whose 18th anniversary as head of the college coincided with con- mencement festivities, conferred the degrees in the Bema, outdoor am phithater which is the traditional scene of Dartmouth graduation ex- erciseS.
 Ten honorary degrees were also awarded at the ceremony. Among the recipients were Wendell Willkie, Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox. Van Wyck Brooks, and Carl Sand burg.
 Stothart prepared for Dartmouth at the Taft school. He studied at Dartmouth's Amos Tuck School of Business Administration and Fi- nance in his senior year and was elected secretary of Germania, un- dergraduate German society
 Also recipient of a degree was Gus Broberg of Torrington. who compiled one of the greatest bas- ketball records in history at the Hanover institution. His parents MT. and Mrs. Gus Broberg of Pearl street, Torrington, attended the commencement. Broberg has earned himself a two year fellowship to Syracuse university in the field of public administration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16

be sung in original key and lang uage). Coloratura Soprano l. Una Voce Poco Fla Barber of Seville) ........ Rossini 2. Rejoice Greatly (Messiah)
 standardization. Handel 3. English song of candidates choice. Dramatic Soprano f 1. Pace Pace Ga ForZa del DeStino) ............... Verdl 2. Hear Ye, Israel (Elijah) ..
 Mendelssohn 3. English song of candidates choice. Lyric Soprano
 l. Je Dis que Rien ne M'epou-
 vante (Micaela's aria from 3. I Know that my Redeemer Liveth (Messiah) .... Handel 3. English song of candidates choice. Mezzo- Soprano 1. Connai tu le Pays (Mignon)
 ................... Thomas 3. With verdure Glad (Crea- tion ................. Hayon 2. English song of candidates choice. Contralto- 1. Mon occur s'ouvre a ta Voix
 Samson and Delilah) ...... . Saint-Saens 2. O those that tellest the good tidings to Zion (Messiah)
 Handel 3. English songs of candidates choice. Tenor
 l. La Donna Mobile (Rigo- letto) ................ Verdi 2. If with all your Heart (Elijah) ........ MendelsSohn 3. English song of candidates choice. Baritone
 1. Prologue to Pagliacci COG.
 Leonvavallo ?. It is enough (Elijah) .:.:..:
 ENTERTAINMENTS. Mendelssonn 3. English song of candidates choice. Bass l. Konig's Gebet Iohengrin)
 Wagner 2. Why do the Nations (MeS-
 siah) ..........H Handel 3. English song of candidates s choice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16

Three parochial schools held their graduation ceremonies yesterday, St. Thomas, St. Margaret, and Sts. Peter and Paul.
 St. Thomas school graduated 31 pupils in exercises at which Rev. Joseph F. Donnelly, assistant pastor of St. Thomas church and princi- pal of the school, presented the dip- lomas. Rev. Michael s. McVerry, assistant pastor of St. Lucy's church was guest speaker. Rev. John Kennedy, pastor of St. Thomas church, and Rev. John Leo Sullivan, Sullivan, assistant pastor, took part in the graduation ceremony.
 Robert Greece, valedictorian, and Umbert Mattrella, salutatorian, were awarded gold medals for high scho- lastic achievement. The graduates were:
 John James Barna, Florita Con- cepta Begley, Sally Marie Begley, Eleanor Theresa Byrne, James Pat rick Carney, Vincent Anthony Gas taldi, Marion Ann Coughlin, Rob- ert Nicholas Greece, June Veronica Daley, Madeline Marie DeJoy, Mary Catherine Fitzpatrick, Anthony Leo Gerard, Cecelia Catherine Gleason, Margaret Mary Grenier and Rose mary Theresa Guglielmi.
 Also, Clifford Joseph Jurgaitis, John William Kane, Helen Roberta LaBrie, Umbert Mario Mattrella, Evelyn Florence Mitchell, Shirley Francis Paradis, Joseph Robert Purcaro, Doris Anne Rubino, Cath erine Theresa Santarsiero, Mario Joseph Scappini, Mary Augustine Scott, Joseph Francis Skerritt, Jo- sephine Catherine Smith, Rosemary Fillmore Smith, Robert James Spell man and Lucille Emma Telesca.
 St. Margaret's parochial school conferred diplomas on 32 pupils. Rev. John A. Conlan made the pres entations, including the award of honors to William James Walsh, valedictorian, Francis Joseph Ken ney salutatorian and Mary Eliza beth Barrett, third highest scholas- tically.
 Ann Elizabeth Joy, Rita Marie Dressell, Mary Gertrude Bobbin, Robert Henry Goodman, Mary Frances Shanahan, Ann Katherine Biron and John Charles Cronan were accarded honorable mention.
 Celtic Crosses, gift of the auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, were presented to Mary Elizabeth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16
ELECTION HELD BY
 PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Club Holds Annual Meeting at Chase Country Club;
 Brady, President

The Waterbury Public Speaking Club held it's annual outing at the Chase Country Club Saturday after noon. Following the outing, an elec- ton of officers for the ensuing year took place.
 John Brady was unanimously elected president. Other officers named are: Roy Ferris, vice-pres- ident; Miss Anna Skehan, record ing secretary; Miss Edna Clarke, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Catherine Schaff, treasurer.
 Entertainment was furnished by Miss Skehan, Blanche Divigarde Beebe M. Farrell, Mary Kelly, Az nes Marron, Mary Sheehan ano Cecile Rochon.
 Reports were read by Miss Ske. han, Mrs. Schaff, Phillip von To- bel and Mrs. Frank Newcomb
 Those who attended included MT. and Mrs. George Haynor, MT and Mrs. John Brady, Phillip Won Tobel, Miss Agnes Marron, Miss Mary Sheehan, Mrs. A. w. Schaff, Katherine Washburne, John H. Washburne, Roy Ferris, Miss Mary L. Martin, Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Thibault, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Leon- ard Price, Ellsworth Abbott, R. J. Green, Miss Cecile Rochon, MT. and Mrs. F. J. NeWcomb, Miss Rose Clarkin, Mrs. Stephen Sit- ar, Miss Lillian Whitaker, Mrs. Ju- lia Mcdonald, Miss Josephine Man. 20, Miss Elizabeth Hickey, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton, Miss Doro- thy Buell., Miss Margaret Dillon, Miss Marion Van Deusen, Lou Morrison, Miss Betty Blanchard, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Purinton, Miss Claire Bernier, Miss Cecile Frechette, Mrs. Edward Beck, Miss Lulu Murphy, Edward Maney, Miss Eleanor Dodd, Miss Rather inc Dodd, Miss Maryrose Clarkin, Miss Helen King, Thomas Pastor, Mrs. Betty Minor, Francis J. Kel- ley and Charles Cass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16
STATE HONORS FOR
 LOCAL SCOUT TEAM
Youngsters Capture First Aid Contest at State
 University

Boy Scouts of Mattatuck council Waterbury, won the state Boy Scout first-aid championship in competi- tion at the two-day conference on first aid and safety, sponsored by the Connecticut Chamber of Com merce. The event was held at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. Charter Oak council, Hartford, f1n- ished second.
 The victorious team included: Gerard Saulnier and Emile Droiot, Troop IS, St. Ann's church; Michael Bosco and Henry Cipriano, Troop 26,, Our Lady of Lourdes church; George McGovern and Ralph Bailey, Troop g, Washington Park Con- munity club; and John Morgan and Robert Wooding, Troop 19, South Federated church.
 Connecticut Light and Powers northern district at Thompsonville tied with Station B, state police, Canaan, in another first-aid con- petition in which 36 teams com peted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16

The park departments annual compulsory training institute for some 60 odd candidates for places on its summer playground staff will open at the Hamilton Park pavilion tomorrow morning at g o'clock un- der the direction of William J. Der win, assistant superintendent of recreation. The purpose of the train- ing course, which is an annual af- fair, is to acquaint the candidates with the work for which they are applying and with the apartments program of activities which goes in to effect with the opening of the playgrounds Monday June 23rd.
 In spite of the opportunities for employment offered in the factories,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-16
DELLA ANCELL, TWISTED, DIES
Son By Former Marriage Waterbury Resident;
 Funeral Tomorrow

Winsted. June 16-Mrs. Della An- gell, 30, widow of David Angel, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles L. Foskett, of 75 South Main street yesterday. Mrs. Angel was born in Canada, February IS, 1861, and came to the United States when five years of age. She had been resident of Winsted for the past 63 years, and was a member of the First Baptist church of Win sted. She is survived by her daugh- ter; one son, Lorentz c. Angel of Winsted; son by former mar riage, Edmund Angel of Water bury; two grandchildren, and five great grandchildre
 The funeral will be held at the home of her daughter tomorrow at 2:3O p. m. Rev. Albert s. Wood worth of Moosup, former pastor of the Baptist church here, will off ciate in the absence of Rev. Her bert M. Hainer, present pastor of the church. Burial will be in the family plot in Forest View cene- tery.