The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-13

AhVAAdoVOAA OdAy 4O' w q Moran, chairman of the Thomastor War Council, has received a com. munication from the office of tht State War Council in Hartfort which states that the Federal Gov ernment wishes everyone to save al old newspapers and cardboard pos. sible. This material will be col. lected in the usual manner by the Boy Scouts some time during Au. gust. The national paper situation is such that every person will be contributing very importantly to the war effort by giving attention to the paper salvage now. It is expected that severe slump in paper will occur during August. Seth Thomas Clocks is making a very important contribution to the paper salvage by turning in all available scrar which occurs around the plant. Peo- pie are also reminded to salvage the cans as this is also very import ant. The next tin can drive will take place the latter part of July
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 Algot Olson win be installed as chairman of Oscar II Lodge 69, Vasa Order of America, Thomaston, al ceremonies conducted by Alfred Nielsen of Carl XII Lodge 103, Bris. tol, and his staff Friday evening al Odd Fellows Hall. Other officers tt be installed are: Vice chairman, c Ewald Johnson; master of ceremon' ies, Frank Benson; chaplain, Mrs Hannah Johnson; Inside guardian Herman Rudberg; outside guardian Mrs. Herman Rudberg.
 Assisting Deputy Nielsen in the installation work will be Mrs. John A. Petersen, Past Deputy Carl w Johnson; Secretary John A. Peter sen, Treasurer Mrs. Meta Buch Chaplain Mrs. Freda Bergstrom Master of Ceremonies Fred Mate- son, Guard Arthur J. Johnson, Solo, ist Miss Marjorie Petersen, Pianist Miss Lillian Nelson. Following the installation a social time will be enjoyed.
 On FurIough
 Radio Man Arnold w. Foster U. s. Maritime Service, arrived here today to spend furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Leon Foster of Center street. He has made sev- eral overseas trips and has seer much active service. On one of his voyages to England he visited his aunt, a sister of his mother.
 Finishes Basic Training
 Seaman 3-c Joseph Sciarra has completed his basic training al Sampson. N. r., and is expected home on furlough next week. His brother, Corporal Vincent Scarra who saw 29 months service in Alas ka, is now stationed at Camp Cru Der, Oklahoma.
 Enrolled At St. Joseph College
 Miss Kay Latimer daughter oi MT. and Mrs. Frederick's Latimer of Walnut street is enrolled as a stu- dent at St. Joseph College, Hartford Miss Latimer was a member of the graduating class Thomaston High School in June.
 Miss MOnahan Hostess
 Miss Betty Ann Monahan was hostess for a party Monday evening at her home on Bristol street in honor of Donald Thulin who leaves Friday for service in the U. s. Navy. Thulin was a member of the grad uation class Thomaston High school in June and while student at the school was a brilliant athlete starr ring in baseball. basketball, and SOC cer. A brother Roger is also 8 mem Der of the U. s. Navy.
 MT. and Mrs Martin KaefeF and family of Woodruff avenue are spending a vacation in Lakeyille Conn,
 "CIiff Examiner Day"
 cliff Examiner Day. will be ob- served here Saturday, July 20 when the veteran catcher who has seen IS years service with the Legion ball club will be bonored at a ball game, between the Meriden Degters and the Legion which will be held at MeGrath's field at 2:i5 o'clock. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the Legion ball club. The TOTriHgton 4. c. will play here Fri, day evening at ( o'clock.
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 The Th0nagton W0men's Choral Club will hold get-togetheT Mons day evening July iTth at LiedeT. kranz Hall on Electric avenue.
 Paul Adams, High street has taken a position with the Pan. American Ar Lines at La0uaFdia Field. N Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Mcleod Of Bristol street have returned from a yaea. ton spent in Bennington. Vt
 Mrs. Irving Fellad0re spent the week -elld at Brooklyn. V. Y. where she was Feeisiered at the hotel st.