davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-08-21

Muliestetn, William and Louise. girl,
Mcdonald, Emmett and Elnora, girl.
McKenxie, Charles and Emma. girl.
Ortenzo, John and Helen. girl.
Penn, Herman and Catherine, girl.
Quirk. James and Elizabeth, girl.
Simmons. William and Ruth, girl.
Stewart Elmer and Corrine. girl.
Thomas. Edward and Ann, girl.
Wick, Charles, jr. and Beatrice. girl.
Afford, Henry and Arlene, boy.
Archie. william and lAreatha, girl.
Blocker. William and Wilhelmina. boy,
Garry. Monroe and Bernice. boy.
Ellis. James and Odessa, girI
Ficher. Henry and Bessie, girl
Fowler, James and Priscilla, Girl.
Evening star., 1942-08-21

Mass. and Elizabeth Wilson, %, l715
AlfTssds fE,sss pl. H,p. n;w;' Judge Fay Bentley; y.
and ,Snd Janet Brady -. Alexandria. Va;
Donald 1; MeGuniaaL 1a: als d4th st,
william s, siadys;. 20; city, and catherine
Eose Ekn W e. kssorRo asiS Rod@.n ga at IS
c,,a 9 st :ts. w Nv; JudFe Fsy, Bentley.
st. Sc. the Rev. F. Y. Jasgers
Dorothy Z: Clements, "A, 1905 18th st.
Russell (; stinsr. Is, and Leone L: Peter
son. "a, both Of 1912 Quebec pl NV;
the Rev. D. D. Burrell.
Hayden J; Ricketts,; q. l4o4 Monroe St
irwin p. Bauman, ~, 1908 7th St NV
and jane Mann. q, 47Os Blagden ter
Charles .. Brodhead, %, and Eta B. Ed
son son q both Of aess 1ath st. ne;
Carl F. Roesch, %, and Arlene L. Walter
Evening star., 1942-08-21

HArsraves, James and Dorethea, riri.
Harley. Woodrow ana Mary, boy,
Henderson, Elliott and Blanche. girl.
Howard. Charles and Mildred sirl,
johnson. Hesse and Loretta, sirI
Marshall, Parker and Martha. boy,
Mobley, William and Beatrice. hoy
Mcclure, William and Matte. boy.
Mcdonald, Clyde and Lugenia, Girl.
Perry, Charles and Edith, boy
Price. Robert and Maggie, girl.
PUrvis, Peter and Eurie. sirl.
Rollins. Lawrence and Ethyl girl
Taylor. william and Rosie, boy.
Travers, Joseph and Mary, boy
West, Oscar and Madeline, girl
williams. Albert and Gladys, siri.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Deaths Reported

Luigi Menchini, 81. 1914 Columbia I'd n y
Mary E. Dakin, "a, 2s46 Myrtle ave. ne
Emma Beilstein, 50, 3433 Wisconsin ave
Samuel E. watkins, II, 144s Harvard It
NV.
John E. Phillips, 81, 645 L St sw
Ray Goldheim, Sc. 1901 Connecticut ave
Edward G. Goddard, tt5, 4O22 Foote st. n Z
Richard H. Hewitt, 81, $40 D st. Sc
Joseph M, Janin. 81. 1929 Macomb ST. n "
John Slenker, 5:s. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
James H. Sinclair, ~, 1851 Park Road.
Paul Georse, A. Mahanoy City. Pa
willard II. Wills, a. 23OS Upland terra &c
Evening star., 1942-08-21

herbert 3. Hovermale, 43. "a Rittenhou
ST. ne.
John Doe. 40. Not known,
Pattie H. Edwards. ys, 500 Sd st. NV.
John Newton, "a, Blue Plains. b. c,
Isabelle Dobbins. 81. sos Blair st. ne.
William venney, 90. 42s New York ave.
William Mitchell. SO. New York ave,
Daniel B, johnson, SO, Brentwood Nd
joseph Wheeler -, 1z2 Harvard st. NV.
Fred Kelley, g. Norwood. Md.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Is. both Of the Pennsylvania Hotel; the

Rev' zee ). = WinteTs. WI tsan'''.n'. A''e' the
JACK snd DORIS aTegnRs Rsrnsn dS sH,s o. r.Ren. * st. r
Robert portmsn. e. i4ss Girard st. NV,
nd ns eersFsdf ne s.s A. f'fn0; Phn. H. a0i' 4'h
Paul c Balderson. 90, Queens Chapel Nd.
snd Doris E. Eing, ls, Mount Rainier
Herbert L. Winter. 2s; Arlington. Va, and
Doris j. johnson. 23' lone Calf; the
Russell ssSi 6 s Medles. dyisf aa 1929 North Caro-
42l7 Dix st. ne; the Rev L; @ Troch;
Mis Ksh.Tn. R RI,d O. ROBERTS. 81 Emr. g. 4ss VI
ward @ eT Fe.rn. .ne g. sey phiadelph,s Pan and
ensse eSsseni p.rtwss M'FssR nw III 4. Rev Rev. ne
James L. Walker. 90, and Phyllis E: Jaeger
both of 2l23 Q st. NV the Rev L. r.
Edward L. Barham, 10. 4se Newton pl;
Allison and s, nx Nevt IN. rev w'en = soh.nnon aao
Samuel 1spI [. Crook. @ 81 Arm, Medical Center,
and oenevieve Aiteheson, e; 1912 Ho-
bart st. NV. the Rev. c. D. Trexler.
Issued Al Rockville.
A0ssh seir. S'So.s W. snd Ms1ssfst Ann Timmons,
ci{di "a M'sp and 5aants Mari. ' %,1l.r t.
Washington.
Issued At Alexandria.
Christopher w. Healey. %. Washington, and
Pearl r Simmons, 20. Alexandra.
Victor G Coakley. 43, and Willie g. Dep
pish, 81, both of Harve de Grace.
Clayton S. Grimm, 45 Greenwich, Conn.
and Josephine Melvin, 66, Danbury,
Conn.
Edward A. Quail, "a and Mona W. Ship
man, 40 both Of Baltimore
Harry Sturat. 30. Fort Georse Meade,
Md, and Lulu Knott, 10, 1anham, Nd.
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Births Reported

Adams. Herman and Esther, girl
Ahern. Harry and Rowena, girl
Breeden. Morgan and Olive, boy.
Brooke, Frederick and Mary. boy.
Bryant. Elton and Helen, boy
CHAPMAN. John and Catherine. boy.
Colbert, Gordon and Helen, boy
Connors. Thomas and Seraphine, boy.
Cralg, Louis and Estelle, girl.
SGr1Tekenoerssr. ST Frederick and Dorothy, boy,
Elliott. Roy and Odessa, girl.
Gannett, Samuel and Mary, boy.
Hurley, John and Mary, boy,
Martell, Thomas and Mae. girl
Martin Luther and Louise, boy.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one ddy, tudit three tuH days and
receive their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daps.
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Women Enjoyed
Bowling B0nquet'

The bowling league OF the Rosary
society Of ST. Thomas parish held
Its sixth annual banquet at Har-
mons Restaurant, Ni IN
MRS, Matthew Tuolay. president
OF the league awarded the prizes TO
high team, Mrs. Raymond Cough
lin, MRS. Henry Brodeur, MRS.
John Kelley, Mrs. Albert Haplsa
and Mrs. Michael Grout;. second
team, Mrs, James Kane, Mrs. Fred
Rappelt. Mrs. Maurice Koran ana
Mrs, Alice Kelley: individual prizes.
MRS. Raymond Coughlin for high
average; Mrs. John Kelley for high
three; Mrs, Fred Rappelt and Mrs.
John Tangley for high single.
Among those present were MRS.
George Frisbie, Mrs, George Sloss,
Mrs. Robert Scollay, Mrs. Robert
Scholay, Jr., Mrs. Thomas joyce,
Mrs, jeremiah Joyce. Mrs Terrified
McDonough, Mrs. Martin Cream,
Mrs Charles Wlehms, Mrs. Patrick
Leary, MRS. John Grimm, Mrs. Thee
odore straub, Mrs, Timothy Car
rem, Mrs. David Topper, Mrs AL
bert Nlcolai, Mrs, Michael Care
roll, Mrs. John Flaherty, MRS. John
Hrickner, Mrs. George White, Mrs.
Raymond hevesque, MRS. Terence
Mariani and Mrs. Lawrence Rog-
ers. Mrs, Tuohy was also given a
gift,
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Wonen's Club League
Received AuUards
Sterling Studio

At u luncheon which closed It's
bowling season, the Waterbury
Women's club announced the fol-
lowing:
The winning team and averages
OF the bowlers: Mrs. Leon Carpen-
ter. captain, 94i; Mrs. John Hoff-
man, ga: Mrs. Charles J. Schliff,
1874; Mrs. william Stillwell, 1904,
Members Of the other teams and
their averages are; No. 2: Mrs Ray
mond Pidge, 79.3 Mrs. william
dazey, $40; Mrs. E. II. Thompkins,
e7,5: Mrs. Peter German. 906.
No. 3: Mrs. James Ross, captain,
8i.e: Mrs Herbert Smith, 9i.2; Mrs,
Rudolph Schneider, 77s; Mrs, John
Hubbard, s4.6.
No. a. Mrs. Harold Morrill, e06;
Mrs. Edward Sullivan, 72.4; Mrs.
Walter Evans, 76.6; Mrs. Raymond
Mills, 1871.
Individual prizes awarded were:
High team, Mrs, Carpenters; high
average, Mrs. Herbert Smith; high
single, Mrs. Harold Morrill, and high
three strings, Mrs. Peter German.
Mrs. Warren p. Dooiittle, Mrs.
Dorothy Merkle and Mrs. Raymond
Mills arranged the luncheon.
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Mothers Guild
Dessert Bridge

The Mothers Guild Of ST, Johns
Church sponsored q dessert bridge
yesterday afternoon at the Guild
Hall. ,.
mrs. Arthur warfel was assisted
In the arrangements BY Mrs. Rob-
ert Schlander, Mrs, Frank Lieber,
Mrs Mary BrightmAn, Mrs. Sabin
Smith, Mrs. william O'Neill and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell,
Among the guests were Mrs.
Wendell Walden, Mrs. Henry l..
Mack, Mrs. Lionel y Cosier, Mrs
George A. King, Miss Mary Brown,
Mrs. Morton ]. Fogg, Mrs. J, =,
Goodrich, Mrs. Edgar Larkin, MRS,
Mary Lorenz, Mrs. II. Blanchard,
Mrs. George Burgoyne, Mrs. Archer
Manson, Mrs. Alfred King, Mrs
Edmund Chapel, Mrs. Walter
Brandt, Mrs, Edwin Glover, Mrs
Harold Fogg, Mrs. Philip Snyder,
Mrs. John Browne, Mrs, Edward
Molin, Mrs, Gus r. johnson, MRS,
L. Niekerk, MRS, william Barlow.
Mrs. M. Renker, Mrs. Fanny
Single. Mrs. M. Kiessling, Mrs. II,
A. Rietzel, Mrs. Raymond Ellis, Mrs,
william CAIRNS, Mrs, Charles An-
drews, Mrs, William Somerset, Mrs,
Robert Kirk, Mrs, Marjorie Fit1-
simons, Mrs. Richard Leroy, Mrs.
Ralph Irwin, Mrs. Henry @. Dews,
Mrs. j. VanderMark, Mrs, Silas
Holland, Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Alb.
ner Schofield, Mrs. Ethel Leas, Mrs.
John II. Lynch, Mrs. Ella Logan,
Mrs, Martha Watkins, Mrs. Henry
Meyer, Mrs. j. o. Yutzler, Mrs.
Russell Hickman, Mrs. Arthur Hill,
Mrs. Daniel Hine, Mrs, Frank San.
tora, Mrs. Arthur Lambert, Mrs.
Jerry Nolan and Mrs. Thomas
Wilton.
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Personal
etbroths Feted
By Associates

ARr. and Mrs. Ira Fetbroth were
recently entertained at O dinner
party given by employees Of tho
Chase company, at the SILVER
Chalet. The couple recently ah-
nounced their marriage. Mrs. Fet-
broth Is the former Miss Olga Hur-
duk.
Among the guests were: Gertrude
AIilla, Peggy Rosa, Christine Walsh,
Rosemary Winston, Mary sullivan,
Norma Warner, deorgette Leonard,
Gloria Membrino, Patricia Dom
nelly, Angela Corcoran, Irm q
Canthier, Helynee cleto, Adelaide
Miller, Betty Miller, Wanda Pet
kievlcx, Esther Sherman Calm,
Alyce Thomas Oulette Emma Ca
zone, Nellie Duggan, Helen Bajoras,
Margaret Craig, Ruth flaming,
Helene Hirbour, Sally BroVieE, Alice
walsh, Nora O'Rourke, Ann De
Bells, Gertrude Stepney, Ruth
stewart, Alice Mccarthy Lucille
=, Klish, Peggy Lauden, Mae Klut-
kig, Ruth X, Babin, jeanette koosa'
Helen Hurley, CheSia kesinskl'
Cecile Langdeau, June Lauryh'
Louis A. Delaney, Marie watson
Lucetta daunt, Helen Busslow, Ele"
amor Baltrush, Kay Herman, Anne
sullivan, Kathleen Dillman.
Marion johnson, Catherine Har-
rlgan, Mary AlubausEas, Margaret
Reichenbaeh, Lorraine smith,
Jeanne Brophy, Viola Flowers,
Catherine n. Kenney, Nellie Nell
Olga French, Mae Reynolds, Mary
Baker, Ruth Wolfe Rita Paytoh
Alice PalmquiSt, oilda Basile, Lucy
III Pietro, Jessie Merrilees, Helen
David, Claire ziello, Helen Allyn,
Anne A. Skuba, s, Dolores paoloni,
Mary q. Plat, Jane cunningham,
Evelyn G. Likely, Peggy sullivan,
Rosalind Trupe, Ruth d, Wallace
Eileen Cavanaugh, Selma dauthier,
virginia Moore, Gertrude stephens
Weingart, Johanna zielski Shirley
caldwell Hazel Book, Julie BoSN
Paternoster, Marjorie @, Williams
Helen SchuSter Helena Merena,
Ruth s. Wilcox, Mary Mcguire
Marion Cronin, Minna Mousolf'
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AVIATION BOOKS
TO BE EVACUATED
Education Commissioner
AIOnzo Grace Names AID.
visOry Committee

state Education Commissioner
Alonzo q. Grace today announced
the appointment OF nm advisory
committee OF secondary school
teachers and principals to evaluate
$50 recent books on aviation, pre-
paratory to drawing up q preferred
list for Use IN Connecticut high
schools. Courses In basic princi-
pies OF aviation are being planned
throughout the state and will be
offered In many high schools this
fall.
Members OF the committee are:
Dr.. Edgar Fuller. faculty member
OF the Harvard Graduate School OF
Education and educational consult
ant for the civil acronautics admin
istration; DR.. Robret II. Mahoney,
Hartford board OF education; Chess
ter l.. Robinson, Manchester high
Schoolo; John A. Mcduinn, Kings
wood School, West Hartford; Carl
v. johnson, Middletown high
school; w. II. Thompson, Hartford
public high school; p. D. GRAPHICAL.
sedgwlcls Junior high school, West
Hartford; Chauncey L. Fish, Ham
den high school, and Thomas II.
Lockhart, department OF aeronou-
tics, Brainard Field, Hartford,
Commissioner Grace also an
nounced that a service agency for
schools planning aviation courses
has been set Up under the leader
ship Of Paul d. Collier, director OF
the bureau OF youth services, state
department Of education.
A series Of five conferences at.
tended by principals, Superinten-
dents, teachers and members OF
boards OF education closed yeSter-
day. Headed by DR.. Fuller, the
purpose Of these conferences was
to aid schools IN establishing
courses In Aeronautics.
Teaching materials, ranging from
books to world maps for the "air
age" were exhibited at conferences.
Proposed programs for the high
schools have the approval OF the
y. 8. Office Of education and the
department Of commerce.
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tine, AIRS. Morton Tracy, Mrs, wal
ter Matthews, Nkrs. raymond FAM
cher, Nrs, Mwrshall Meth, mrs.
Everett swanson, mrs. Ralph O,
Humiston, MRS. George r, Wright,
MRS. Howard sills, Mrs. John Peru
gini, MRS. II. Blanchard, Mrs. e,
D., Logan, MRS, n. o. stell, MRS
L. T. scott-smith. Mrs. George Ba-
roman, MRS. o. A. Dinwoodie, Mrs
Lawrence ButterAeld, MRS. Henry
j. Fiege, Mrs. Richard Healey
Mrs. Chaunoey Ford, Jr., MRS. Ed
win Hewitt, Mrs, Bernard Peterson
Mrs, John Lorenson, Mrs. George
Bailey, MRS. william, J. Wolf, Allies
L. Lorensen, MRS. II. 8. Allen, Mrs
q. Yates, Mrs. q. j. Nelson, Mrs
Edmund spicer, Mrs. Charles Will
kenhaclA Mrs, Donald Davis, Cert
rude Carew, Margaret Mitchell
MRS. Helen Clarke, Mrs. Joseph
McConas, Mrs. Ida Birdsall, Mrs
L. h, Lougee,
Mr.. and Mrs. p, 8. Platt, Helen
Townsend, Mrs. Alfred Perkins, Mrs
Lasher, Mrs. Bartsch, MRS. Guthrie
Mrs, Allison, Mr.. and Mrs, w. J.
Clarke, Mrs. Emma Solely, Mildred
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs, John Line
burgh, Mrs. George Champlin, Mrs
Raymond II. Daniels, MRS, r. M
Bowen, Mrs. q, j, Schneider, Mrs
william Meister, Mrs. II, II, Jaeger,
Ann Reltdyke, Mrs. Wander Eyk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reltdyke, Mrs,
Seth Bailey, MRS. Homer Senior,
Mrs, Daniel Taylor and Mrs, F. O.
Marggraff.
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ELTON CLUB

Scorers In last nights play for
hte final round Of the state team Of
four championship to be played IN
Hartford on April 20 we're; DR., T.,
r., Wolfe, w. S. Smith, Herman
Rehm and Mrs, w. 8, Smith, IS la;
Walter Geraghty, Francis Sullivan,
David Seully aud Thomas Edwards,
IS; Mr., and Mrs. David Babson,
Mrs, Asa York, Mrs, Joseph Reilly,
10 l-2,
The standing; Team OF Geraghty
sullivan, Scully and Edwards, AZ;
team OF Wolfe, smith, Rehm and
Mrs. smith, IL i-2; Mrs. Leon
Loyejoy, Mrs, Walter Norton, DR., II,
j, Stettaoher, Leo Battel, 80 Ia;
Joseph Moran, John Moran, II,
Sands, Helen Dakota. 80.
Miss Virginia Neagle, daughter
OF Mrs, Katherine Neagle OF Farm
ham avenue. Is n member OF the
Queens Court for the class day
festivities at 81, Joseph College,
IN West Hartford.
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Naomi Chapter
Sponsored Party

Naomi Chapter, order Of Eastern
star, sponsored q card party on
tuesday evening, with Mrs. Hazel
Curry as general chairman.
MRS. Bertha Ford, Mrs. Z. y
L0ugee, MRS, John Lcrensen, Ray
Messenger, Mildred Hansen, MRS,
Raymond Fancher and Mrs. %,
Ford, Jr,, received special prizes,
frost glasses were awarded as the
individual table prizes,
Among those playing were Mrs
n. %. Benson, Mrs. w, Mulholland'
Mrs. 4. sullivan, Mrs. M, Calhoun
MRS. Merton .. Brown, MRS. Bar
hara Black, Mrs. William Carew
Mrs. J. Russell Putnam, Mrs, VII.
liam Vining, Ada LaVourcier, Mrs
Charles Book, Mrs. George Reed,
Mrs. Clarence Nichols, Helen Ma
hey, Mrs. A. L. Paul, MRS. A. Man
son, Mrs. Joseph Slater, Ruth Lie
beck, Mrs, r. n, Kirsoh Mrs. III
Jones, MRS. w. Chick, MRS. John
Steck, Mrs. L. II. Howe, Mrs. T,
Loding, Mrs. Leo Niekerk, MRS,
William Barlow, Mrs, otto sohus-
ter, Mrs. Carl Spellman, Mrs,
George eastman, Mrs. Benjamin
Bradley, Mrs. ]. J. Goodrich, Mrs,
Ferdinand Bachmarn, Mrs. VIII
liam Morey, Nellie Anes Brown,
Mrs. John CLARK, Mrs. william Rus
sell, Mrs. George Hopkins, Mrs,
Harold Ford, Mrs. Wilbur Allen
Mrs. John Coolidge, Mrs. Harry
Williams, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Nelson Smith, Mr., and
Mrs. w. Messenger, Mrs. =. A,
Goodrich, Mrs. Rose Beurdeley,
Mrs. Armand Schubach, MRS, VIII
liam II. Miles, Mrs. Don Beardsley
Mrs. Stanley Kroni, Mrs. irving
Spiers, Mrs. David Johnston, Mrs,
William Wells, Mrs. Fred Ensmin-
ger, Mrs, Victor Anderson, Mrs
Louis Jordan.
Mrs. John stevens, Mrs. Edward
Wells, Mrs. Glare Roland, Mrs. Felix
Rodeck, Mrs. Frank Tracy, Mrs,
Joseph Norris, Mrs. Robert Hesel-
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Frances Green, Esther Johnston,
Wanda Matrella, Molly Calhoun,
Irene Conda, Marion Martone,
Mary Sehuih, Evelyn McCooey
Eleanor Wenker II, Walsh, Mary
II, Butterfly, Ruth Herman, Sabina
II. Lines. Elmer Wilson, II. Farnlof
f. Glispin, A, Weir, r, King, I,
Chase, G. Coperthwait, J. stevens,
W. Wright r. Johnson, j. Grady
Il, Grain, II, Htnkelm0n, @. Denehy
j, Dumser, G, sehoenmehl, II
Hughes, j, Babin, A. G. Ericsson
N, Camp, q, Prlfty, w. BirTell, j.
Mitchell, NJ. Fitzgerald, n. Palmer
v, Dixon, d. Carroll, q, Leonard
+. Straw A. Olson, l., Baeder, II
Page, W. Bryan r. Green, d, Benz
son, r, Nolan, r, Earl, A. Campbell
M, Houston, l., Keefer, j, Kushlis
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Connecticut Girls
GiUen Certificates

Two hundred and sixty two Rec
Cross certificates were awarded this
week to Pembroke College students
for satisfactory completion Of
courses given at the college in con-
nection with the war effort, The
largest number OF undergraduates
lao, were enrolled In the standard
first aid course. Nearly nifty are
stlll In training In first aid,
Forty-three students have com-
pleted the nutrition and canteer
training course which emphasized
the elements OF food values and in-
cluded quantity cooking, At the
conclusion OF the course the stu.
dents put their knowledge 10 q
practical test by preparing some Of
the meals In the college dining
rooms,
Mrs. Caroline NJ. Holmes, resident
nurse ut Pembroke, taught the Red
Cross nursing course TO 81 students
Mrs. Holmes pointed out that $4,000
trained nurses are needed for serv-
Ice this year In the United States
and urged students who are inter.
ested In nursing 10 seek training
In that field.
Thirteen Pembroke undergrad.
yates received certificates In TIKI
staff assistants course and are row
prepared TO serve as assistants In al
branches at Red Cross headquar'
tiers.
Among those who resolved cert.
acates are;
Canteen-Mis shirley Bueking.
ham, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs W
n, Buckingham OF Academy road
Cheshire, Conn, a graduate Of Ham,
den high,
Firat aid--MisS Inger M Hansen
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs, Axel Han.
sen OF LitchAeld, Conn, q graduate
OF Litchfleld high school.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
Women's Field Army
TO Broadcast Talks

The Wemen's Field Army OF the
Society for, the Control Of Cancer
has arranged for three radio talks
In connection with their current
campaign.
DR.. Joseph Collins, general
chairman Of the Waterbury branch
will speak today at l2:46 o'clock.
Or. Richard Hinehey, former
president OF the Waterbury Medi.
cal society and q member OF the
cancer control So3laty's executive
board, will speak on the subject
OF cancer Friday evening OF sis
o'clock over Station WBRY.
On Monday morning at 9:45
Mrs. Leila Alexander OF the Pearl
Street Neiehborhood House will
indorse the drive over Station
WBRY.
Or, and Mrs. Joyce Kingsley have
returned from their wedding trip
and are residing OIL Robbins street.
Mrs, Kingsley Is the former Miss
Stephanie Sehovich.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
CIVIC THEATER
IN FINAL PLAY

Civic Theater Players making
their farewell appearance OF the
season viii present Village Green"
tonight and tomorrow evening at
the Waterbury WomenB Club.
In this delightful and romantic
play Will appear such well known
people as Beatrice Wood, Tom Ho-
garth, Eleanor gtulI, Edward II. Da-
Wis and many others. For the last
few weeks these people have been
rellcaFslng to make tins piece o gala
occasion. tyt
White under the direction Of
Helen Miner, the technical crew,
Tony Rodgers, Marshall 0rsHth,
Joe King, Ciarissa Demlng, Tom
GumIna, George Hal, and la
schwartz have worked hard 70 pro-
dtce q setting which n IN Keeping
with teh atmosphere Of The play.
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Miss Rita Fitzmaurice OF Chip
man street has been visiting IN
New York city. p
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Miss Flora E. Strout
Addressed Kiuvanis

Japanese people have the least
percentage OF iiiiteracy In the
world and their school system. COM
puisory education for oil citizens,
Ia one OF the finest, Miss Flora r,
strout. W.C.TU. missionary told the
KlwaniS club yesterday OF The Ell
ton. American prestige In Japan
suffered In late years by the pres
entation OF motion pictures pro.
Queer here, In Japan. President Al
fred j. Meyerhans presided. MrG.
Mabel p. Preusser, president OF the
Waterbury WCT.U. was O guest.
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Family Entertained
Mrs. Mary Autore

Mrs. Mary Autore OF Ross street
was honored recently ut q family
reunion hold In celebration OF her
sixty-sixth birthday.
Among those attending were
Nancy Autorc, Mrs. Carl CusisIello,
Josephine and Nancy Cusisello, Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Galagraffi, Adam
Galagrafn, Jr. Rosemary, Dorine
and Lola Galagraffi Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Groppl, Sammy Groppi, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Cugno, Robert Cugno,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Matarazzo
and Herbert darn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
Plankeys Observe
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Plankey OF
Baldwin street are celebrating their
twenty-fourth wedding anniversary
today. The couple were married on
April 20, 1912
Following the wedding, Mr..
Plankey went TO France where he
served until the end Of the First
World War.
Mrs. PlanEey is recording secre-
tary OF the Washington Hill Com
munity club.
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Contract Bridge
CoRNELL CLUB

Scorers IN the Women's Pair city
championship for the Ely Culbertsan
trophy, under the direction Of Mrs,
J, o, Morfarty included: North
south, Mrs. William Meyers, Mrs,
James Abercromhie, i40; MRS, Will
liam Cleary, Mrs, George Conlong,
1886 la; eost-west, Mrs, Frank Ger
agility, Mrs. Joseph MeArdle, 1870 la;
Mrs. Louis Schuster, Mrs. William
Rooney, 1877.
The official standing Is: Mr.. Oar
rlngton, Mrs. Squlres, 24S la; Mrs,
Meyers, Mrs, Aherorombie, 2S7; Mrs,
Reynolds, Mrs. Wagner, 2St; Mrs.
Cookson, Mrs. Totten, tied with Mrs,
Bulger, Mrs, Dunphy, 2Sl l-2.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
Margaret Whitney
To Wed Next Month

MRS. Bernard whitney Of Wash
inRton street announces the engage
ment and coming marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Margaret Marie
whitney, TO Thomas Francis Sulli.
van, Jr., son Of Thomas sullivan Of
Naugatuek,
The wedding will take place on
May az OF the Church OF 81, Francis
Xavier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-20
ALFRED L0MEN, F. {. AUSTIN ARE
 ON WAY 10 NOME

Alfred Lomen, President of the Lomen Commercial Company and F. Clinton Austin, Vice President of the Company, were in Juneau last night on their way to Nome, headquarters of the company.
 MT. Lomen and MT. Austin will spend the summer months taking care of the company's interests and return to their Seattle offices next fall, according to present plans.
 MT. Lomen is well known through out Alaska and has served several sessions as Senotor in the Territoi- ial Legislature as has his brother, Ralph Lomen, who is now repre- senting the Lomen Company in Fairbanks.