The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-01

Frank Ronalter received the well wishes or ms 1aiiy and friends yesterday morning his departure TOT Unc Sam's army He particularly grateful for the git ana farewell good wishes his associates in the American Brass laboratory where he employed Frank is the n of MT and Mrs Frank Ronater of 28 Second Avenue
 Howard Larry" Smith will shake the sawdust ot Swfts his shoetops today as he prepares 10 eave on his annual vacation to parts unknown Howard plans lot of fishing = the kind of fishing, as he explains it where you need two boats one to sh 1rom the other in which to put the catch Henry D0Wng md Jack Fitzaurce aren't saying too much about that golf match they dropped to Thorvold Olsen ana Marry Sweeney the other night but friends are Just walt for the return match" cry the vanqulshed par
 Don Keer of Newton Avenue and Bob Kennedy of Mitchell Avenue left by automobile last night for Cali
 ornia During their stay they hope to vs,s M ns Angeles Angels Pacific Coast League leaders Rev. J. Arnold Lndvall pastor of Glad Tidings Tabernacle will be ordained in Boston, Mass, tomorrow Mrs William Schoeck of 327 Piedmont Street will throw open her house for a card party. The Evening Department of the Second Congregational Church @ W1 sponsor next Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs Anthony Membrino of 771 ThOmaston Avenue were an extremely happy couple yesterday. beautiful sun shiny day it was beautiful in more ways than one TOT then as it was their 2Oth wedding anniversary Mrs. NGembrino is the former Nettie Sacco.
 Eugene F. Keane, is spending 10-day furlough At the home his uncle aunt Mr. and Mrs Harold Begley of West Main Street Stationed at Camp Davis, North Carolina he recently promoted from sergeant to staff Sergeant Johnny DCorp9 IS msSed ds non rom just finishing up wel-earned two weeks vacation ana expects to be Johnny the-spot Monday morning. So many members of the CtyS Junior Defense Corps have applied for the marksmansip course that it will have be split into several different classes to take ,Eare of all.
 Miss Barbara Moore, 4, Miss Liberty, and her sister Rosemary, 5 as Uncle Sam and Patty Quinn, S as Miss America of 1942, all of Stiles Street were awarded prizes at the costume party sponsored recently at the Hopevile Playground
 The Months Mind Mass for Miss Nellie E. Bourke of Thoaston recalls her tragic death on July l. For many years Miss Bourke taught in the public schools ot that vicinity and there many who remember her as charming vicious and brilliant young teacher whose talents gave promise of successful career Miss Bourke was proud of her heritage of Catholic faith and Irish blood and prepared to defend both She possessed flaming patriotism, enriched by thorough knowledge of American history There few who could Srpass her memory for facts and figures. Modesty, dignity, and courtesy inbred in her character and marked her always true lady Never did she surrender these high ideals to modern Standards of conduct Loss ot loved ones sickness and the depression combined to bring much sorrow into Miss Bourkes last years But through it all she walked with head high with steadfast courage, and with complete faith and trust in God She asked favors but accepted the means at hand distastefu though it must have been, to earn hve hood Even though death came unexpectedly 1t brought the statement from her employer that her account was in perfect order Death, though unkndly in the of it's coming brought release from pain and care she had known. Though grieve for the tragic ending of her life, rejoice that she has sound peace at last with God. . A. Friend.