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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-26

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS
Club To Mark
SiIUeY Jubilee

The Silver jubilee Of the Inter
national Quota club viii be cele-
brated by the local organization
during the month Of February with
special programs and activities
which will honor Wanda Frey
Joiner, international Founder and
Honorary Life President, as well as
International presidents who have
followed her and through whose con
tinued efforts the organization has
grown and progressed through the
years. Plans for various programs
which viii commemorate the twenty
fifth birthday of the organization
were discussed at a meeting Of the
Waterbury Quota club held at the
Hotel Elton yesterday. Mrs. Leila
Cotter presided, In the absence OF
Grace Wolff, president,
Miss Beatrice Faivre, organization
chairman Of the YMCA was well
coined into the club. Mary
REILLY and Helen Tobin are in
charge Of the clubs part in the
fourth War Bond drive. Those at
tending the meeting were: Dorothy
Budde, Agnes Carroll, Ruth LAVAL
lee, Anna Alexander, May Brit,
Julia Macdonald, Mary Kilmartin,
Mary Morgan, Theresa McGrath,
Mary REILLY, Margaret Bull, Mary
Hennessey, Anna Skehan, Josephine
Manzo and Emily Tickell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14

II this was the ladder Of fame,
Martha O'Driscoll would be closer
TO the top than the bottom, for
the Irish lass from Tulsa, Okla,
has done extraordinarily well IN
the past few years. Just Is now,
Martha has o choice role as the
romantic interest In the Olsen and
johnson comedy, Crazy House"
soon 10 be released.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
Miss La Madeleine
Honored At ShouUe,


Mrs. Adelard LaMadeleine and
Miss Ciarice Beausoleil were hostess
es recently at personal shower
held at Mrs. LAMadeleines home on
Edin street, in honor OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Doris LaMadeleine.
Attending we're:
Misses Rita O'Brien, Annette La
Madeleine. Laurette LaMadeleine,
Lillian Casavant. Marie Hayes. Irene
Hayes, Sara Beausoleil, Theresa
Hayes. Cecile Beausoleil, Leona
Beausoleil. Bertha Beausoleil, Lu-
ellie Beausoleil. and Anna Tunnel.
Also Mrs. Henry Beausoleil, ST.,
Mrs. James Gavigan, Mrs. Lucien
Fortier, and Mrs. Alfred Fortier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
Associates Fete
Mrs. Roy Young

Associates at the Chase Brass g.
Copper office feted Mrs. Roy C.
Young, the former Amy Gibson, at
shower held last night at Har-
mons restaurant. Mrs. Young was
presented with china.
Included on the guest list were
Alice Norling, Hazel Book, Eva Cap
pelletu, Eleanor Kemp, Edith
Moody, Beatrice Geigle, Aimee Part
ridge, Ruth Crandall, Molly Burns,
Charlotte Crofut, Margaret Degnan,
Cell Collins, Selma Gauthier, Mar
ion Mcintyre, Mary MCGUIRE, Cath
crime McElligott, Gertrude Stephey,
Barbara Croft, Mary Cronin, Evelyn
McCooey, Mollie Calhoun, Marion
Martone, Toni Parziale, Ann Lon
ergan, Ruth Thourot, Mary Gifted
der, Helene Merena, Johanna ziel-
ski, Virginia Barry, Edith Wilson,
Helen Box.
Also Jane Phelan, Elsie M. Her
man, Gladys Hickey, Jane Cunning
ham, S. Dolores Paoloni, Mary @.
Platt, Josephine M. Pettinicchi, Hell
en- A. Shulzi, Marie Watson, Leona
Falcon, Helen CLANCY, Helen Gull
foile, Doris Schneider, Peggy Flem-
ing, June Lauryn, Helen Busslow,
Helen H. Morrissey, Chesia Kosinski,
Emma Tremaglio, Helen Allyn,
Claire Ziello, Jessie Merrilees, Mary
Sullivan, Emile Wall, Helen L. XII
ley, Ruth A. Rain, Marie Roberts,
Mae Daugerdas Leila Partridge. Dor
othy Shepard, Olga A. Skuba.
And Christine Walsh, Edith Klein,
Lillian Paulauskas, Wanda Matrella,
Harold Hughes, Florence Smith, Vi
ola McCrillis, Elda r. Mucci, Melba
Marchitto, Eileen Cawett, Bette
Rich, Madeleine Bolger, Helene FL
ore Leary, Dorothy Martin, Mary
Pitts, Catherine Long, Cecile FIRE.
Ghetto, Helen Joyce, M. M. Hunter,
Mabel B. Schuster, Ruth Wilcox,
Eleanore Walsh, j. r. Lally, Jane
Ryan, George Cowperthwait, Stu
ard Atwood. Mary Tlubauskas, Hell
enc Delahunty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
SOCIETY
ShOWe1- Held For.
Miss Mary FGhy

A gift party, held at the home
Of Mrs. Patrick Shea Of Walnut
street, recently honored Miss Mary
Joan Fahy, whose marriage to Jere-
miah F. Shea, takes place tomor-
row.
Included on the list were; Mrs,
jeremiah Wrenn, Miss Julia Wrenn,
Mrs. Daniel Armour, Mrs. Julia oirf-
I'm, Mrs. Mary Saviskas, Mrs,
Raymond Brousseau, Mrs. Joseph
Doran, Mrs. jeremiah Shea, Mrs,
Lester zell, Mrs. William Duggan,
Miss Rita Duggan, Mrs. Domeni-
co Lavorgna, Mrs. jeremiah Ken
ny, Mrs. Frank Cutting, Mrs. Ed
mund Roche, Mrs. John Brennan,
Mrs. John Mullaney, Miss Kath-
crime Mullaney, Mrs. Gesvase Null
laney, Mrs, Howard Carey, Mrs.
Edward Dunn, Mrs. Matthew Col
well, Mrs. Garrett Moore, Miss
Genevieve Moore, Miss Josephine
Shea, Mrs. Rocco Tartaglia, Miss
Gloria Tartaglia, Miss Helen Tar
taglia, Miss Vickie Tartaglia, Mrs,
Violet Sciullo, Mrs. Margaret Ar
chambault, Miss Mary Sullivan,
Mrs. Ernest Marchand, Mrs. Rich
ard Fahy, Miss Marguerite Fahy,
Miss Ann Fahy, Miss Helen Fahy,
Mrs. Frank Sheehy, Mrs. Pat
rick Leary, Mrs. F. w. O'Connor,
Mrs. j. r. Gribbon, Miss Catherine
Shea, Miss Margaret Shea, Miss
Mary Shea, and Mrs. Helen Hebert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
American Legion To
Meet at Hotel Taft

At a meeting held at the Hotel
Taft, New Haven, 1t was announced
by the department chairman, Mrs,
Nellie Graham, of Stratford, that
the tenth annual National Defense
conference and dinner Of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary Of the De-
partment OF Connecticut will be
held at the Hotel Taft on Satur-
day, January %. at $50 p. m. Some
unusually brilliant, interesting and
entertaining speakers win be pres
ent, who will examine md clarity
the many critical situations and
pressing questions that must be I'M
derstood and dealt with today.
The following committee was APP
pointed: General chairman, Mrs,
Nellie Graham; banquet chairman,
Mrs. Margaretha Hartle: reserva-
tions-Miss Helen Casey, chairman,
Mrs. May Hutchinson, Mrs. Mar
garet Gallagher; corsages Mrs,
Frances Teller, chairman. Mrs. Al
ice Milano; radio-Mrs, Margaretha
Hartle, Mrs. Sarah Gilleran; music
Mrs. Martha Cramer, chairman;
Decorations-Mrs. Esther McDer-
mott, chairman. Mrs. Alice Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. Helen Sedloeff; pub
licity-Miss Catherine Casey, Mrs.
Mae Doyle: distinguished guests
Mrs. Blanche Pitney, chairman;
programs-Mrs. Ann Crowley, chair
man; Mrs. Nellie Graham, Mrs. Geo.
lily Kelly; color bearers-Mrs. Lii
liam Conway, Mrs. Evelyn Bailey.
Following the conference, there
will be entertainment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
CLUB
NOTES
Army IMdWctee
FetedAtCh0Iet

A farewell party was held this
week ct the Silver Chalet for Pri-
vate Joseph sauchelli Of South Riv-
erside street, who entered the u. 8.
Army at Fort Devens yesterday.
Those present included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sauchelli, Mr.. and Mrs.
Broney Christian, Mrs. John Bonn
bacci, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marciano,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LaFerrier, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Rinaldi, Mr.. and Mrs. SAL
vatore Teta, Mr.. and Mrs. Pasquale
Russo, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Schuster,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shugdinis, Mr..
and Mrs. Sofia 6emeraro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rock, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Guerrero, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Larrivee, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. Domenic Pinto,
Mrs. Grace Abromaitis and Mrs. Ale
ice Cusson.
And Mrs. Ann Sheehan, Mrs. JUL
iette Lemieux, Mrs. Madeline Dahl.
Mrs. Rose Bergin, Misses Vera Mar
ciano, Kay Mecca, Claire Guerrero,
Amelia Snirpunas, Adeline Colan-
gelo, Mary Gallo and Rose Gallo; also
James Rocco, Pfc. Armand Brunetti,
Cosmo Vendetti, Unico Barone.
James Saginario, Fred Arber, Wes-
ley Billings, Fred Bredice, Harry
Brinkman, Joseph Crafa, Romeo
Delfino, Francis Delflno, Wilfred De-
Vincent, Michael DeVito, O. z.
Goldstein, Edward Nora, Robert
Radasso and Joseph Ranaudo, Jr.
And Joseph M. Ranaudo, Monroe
Spier, Albert Veillette, Michael Zello,
Robert LeBrie, Frank Flammia, JOS
eph DeAngelo, Samuel Calvo, Ray
mond Frost. Dante Galuppo, Victor
Tata, Thomas Bombacci, Louis Pro-
eipion, Fred Pascucci, Anthony
Thumulis, John Doyle, Raymond
Domers. Louis Brousseau, Angelo
Mastropietro, Joseph DiNapoli, John
Alberto, Gustave Verrone, Joseph
Gudonis. Ralph Donovan, George
Henderson, Leo Harkins, John Veg
liza, Martin Minnella, Charles Mar
zano and Samuel Mobile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14

In certain zones a soldiers shoes
may last only two weeks. but in
other zones they may last two
months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14

A former woman veterinary sur
geon In Hollywood Is now q WAC
veterinarian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
Iduna Art Circle
Reflects Officers

All officers Of the Iduna Art Cir
Gle Of Zion Lutheran church were
reelected at the annual meeting
Of the society held this week at the
home Of Mrs. Hannah Clauson on
Orange street. Mrs. Anna Thomas
was reelected president for the
seventh time. Other officers are /:
vice-president, Mrs. Gustave r.
johnson; recording secretary, Mrs.
John Wester; financial secretary
Mrs. John S. Larson; treasurer, Mrs
John l.. Larson.
Annual financial reports were
given by the financial secretary and
the treasurer, which showed that
$3.50 has been donated to the
church, and two war bonds given TO
the building fund Of the church.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. E. Einar Kron at
271 Cooke street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
Mayor Pays Tribute
To Girls Club

Mayor John s. Monagan visited
the Waterbury Girls Club today at
1890 a. m. to pay tribute to the
fine work of the local club which
celebrates its Both birthday tomor-
row. One Of the Oldest clubs OF its
type in the country, the local or
ganization will observe its birthday
with tea to be held tomorrow from
3 to p. m. at Leavenworth House,
IS Park Place, according to an an
nouncement made today by Miss
Emily B. Tickell, director. Arrange
ments are In charge Of Mrs. Allen
H. Boardman, who is assisted by
Mrs. Walter F. Torrance.
Invitations to the tea have been
extended to the Mayor, all social
agencies OF the city, members of the
clergy. Quota Club. Business and
Professional Women's Club, Rotary,
Kiwanis Lions, Waterbury Women's
Club, merchants Of Waterbury.
Others invited include all past
officers and board members Of the
organization, past staff members
and all those who have been inter-
ested in the work Of the club during
its long life.
Present officers of the club are:
President, Mrs. Frederick w. Hol-
comb; first vice president, Mrs.
Richard w. Goss; second vice pres
ident, Mrs. Frederick A. Scott;
treasurer, Mrs. Julius B. Smith
and secretary, Mrs. Boardman.
Members OF the board Of directors
are: Mrs. GoSs. Mrs. orion p. Camp
Mrs. II. Mitchell Wallace, Mrs.
Richard Ely. Mrs. Ernest A. Ander-
son. Jr, Miss Hilda Camp, Mrs.
John H. Burial, Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
John o. White, Mrs. Torrance, Mrs.
Joel I. Butler and Mrs. A. A. Crane.
The children Of the club will cele-
brate It's founding at a party to be
held at IS Park Place tomorrow
morning from 10 a. m. to noon. A
gift to the club from the group will
be presented to a member OF the
board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14

MRS. Harry Spokesman OF Yale
avenue, Middlebury, is i'll at heI
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Doolittle OF
Hillcrest, Middlebury, have as their
guest their niece, Mrs. Charles
Moehl Of Bridgeport.
Corporal Joseph Daske, A. U. S
has returned to his post in Los An
geles, Calf, following a furlough
spent with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Daske Of Middlebury
His parents accompanied him to
New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14

Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

CUkNELL CLUB
Winners in the Thursday evening
tournament held last night at go Lin
den street under the direction Of
Mrs. John Moriarty included;
North and South: Gordon Ham,
ilton and Mrs. Charles Phelps, %
l-2; Miss Laurie Sullivan and Miss
Margaret Dwyer, S8 l-2,
East and West: Mrs. John Finley
and Miss Alice ONeil, 1903 Ia; Miss
Lillian Ranando and Mrs, James
Stevens, so l-2.
Official Standing: Miss O'Neil and
Mrs. Finley, ITS: Miss Rahando and
Miss Crone, 100 l-2; Mrs. Warner
and Mrs. Norton, 1853 la; Mrs,
Phelps and Mrs. Booth, ISL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
Social Notes


A farewell reception was held last
night at the Middletown church.
honorlng Rev. Robert A. Heyden-
reich OF st. Pauls Lutheran church,
Middletown, who will become pastor
Of the First Lutheran church in this
city on Feb. /.
Sergeant Margaret Butterfield,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Butterfield OF Prospect street,
Watertown, is a member OF the
Army Air Forces Women's Army
Corps. Before her enlistment, she
was teacher in the Stickney school,
Chicago.
Technical Sergeant Henry F. Car
lin has returned to his post at Par
ris Island, S. c., after spending a
brief furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Carlin OF WATERFOWL ave.
nue..
Charles Nardozzi, Jr., recently pro-
NOTED TO the rank OF corporal, Is
spending a l3-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
doz1 Of Vermont street. He Is pres
emily stationed with the U. S. Army
at Camp Polk, La.
Miss Rosaiyn Wilensky Of Pine
street left recently TO spend two
weeks in Portland, Maine. as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel r. Bron-
son OF Pine street are entertaining
Mr.. BronSons sister, Mrs. r. NJ.
Goddard Of Upper Montclair, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14
Club Notes


Rabbi william P. Greenfield Of
Bethel synagogue was guest speak
er at a meeting Of the Lions club
held yesterday afternoon at the FL
ton. A valentine ladies' night pro-
gram has been planned for next
month.
A regular meeting Of Corporal
Coyle Post Auxiliary will be held
Wednesday evening. Jan. 10 at 8
o'clock in the Legion rooms, corner
of Leavenworth and Center streets.
Mrs. Charlotte Wall, president, will
preside.
The initiation and installation of
the sons Of the Legion will be held
in Trinity church. Tuesday, Jan. 10
at 8 p. m. All auxiliary members are
invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14

wooden carriage, with rubber wheels
on a wooden center. The lining and
collapsible hood of tan leatherette.
Complete, even to folding package
pocket.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14

The first airplane fatality oc-
CURED in September, 1903, at Fort
Myer, Virginia, when Lieut.. Thomas
e. Selfridge crashed with his plane
while teeting Orville Wright's planes
for the Army.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02
N. c. o. Clambake at Riverside

An evening was we'll spent by approximately one hundred and twenty-five Non Cons and their guests at Riverside. The shuttle bus and two G. l. trucks headed for the grove at about 1900. As the people arrived things began to pop. For a small stub of paper one received a fifteen pound bag of delicacies that would lift the mor- ale of any chef. These included chicken, corn, potatoes, and lob ster fresh from the fisheries of Maine. Also large dish of steam ed clans with a green salad and freshly baked rolls, water melon and liquid refreshment. 1t was a meal that the average G. 1. does n't forget too easily.
 About this time along came free tickets for the various amusements in the park. These tickets were good for practically every thing in the pace. It was a short stroll from the grove to the amusements where the fun and excitement con- tinued throughout the evening.
 W/O Briars, Sgt. Stowe and Sgt. Brennan had one heck of a time on the midget speedway. Cpl. Gillis and Ginny Smith were seen running around as busy as two bees. Sgt. Kubecki (quiet and modest guy) did the places with Wac Mary Day. Sgt. Hagan and Sgt. Friedman had quite time in the revolving barrel. Our favor ite Wac, Jersey, had an old friend along, former Wac Mary Stuart. Genial M/Sgt. Young kept serene eye on the proceed ings. We heard that Sgt. Heller
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02
WAC CHATTER

Capt James w. Hadno member of the famous Fighting Cock squadron formerly Bradley Wac He spoke before g Hartford last week He volunteered for the he felt the uniform grand job and that people His that Wac relieved for story, this will interest those wanting dutthat going overseas Wac furOugh pretty rough Three cheers for the Captain.
 NOTES.-The Wac Areab Pvt Jane Adams His JAKE" Cpl Putt OBrien husband been the talked of the Especially after his i the orderly last week. Oh wonder with huby clothes that she First Gt She has blue and doesn't the Crhtts Pvt Hen telephone Private Lab speaking Transfers through for the gals their Commands Good uck kids and especially to Tob who will her brother who with the Navy Italy Cpl Quas still trying get scrubbing and Pvt Chick Sparo wh she climbs reach the rafers Pic polished the windows until looked there weren't glass boys helpful tight and high pace eh Pfc Cvn and Cpl Levy scrubbed the paint Cpl Vilers talking lot getting all think deserve medal something you NCo Clambake this week the Sgt having Woody Kicker and Leo special Mary of while dancing Cpl Terwser lobster good Where T/Sst when the World Cruise feel badly probably the I've been getting but can tell Kelly, Aha Pfc Frances and other like the London Bridge the Bradley railing falling down.. but hard
 the CAP The showed exuberance suit their the girls with Three 9l odds! No wonder they could do o afoat
 Stella Bryson he Occasion of the NCO Ctambake
 A young lady from Michigan
 Had more thant the she could wish
 But the lobster defed her
 When jumped beside her
 She'll hate to helfsh again!
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02
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By TiSGT. JOHN T. McALLISTER
SCHOOL DAZE:

SCHOOL DAZE:
 Five fearless forecasters went on DS to Westover Field this week to tangle with Weather Wing con- sulting experts in a conference, with no ten-syllable words or ther- modynamic equations barred. The quiz kids making the trip were: It. Alger, It. Paege, M<Sgt. Lutz, S/Sgt. Stigile and your constant ly confused correspondent. Mean while, It. Joseph H. Connell of Bedford Army Air Forces has been here on DS training the other fore casters in new angle of the trade.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02
Visual Music New
 Camera Technique

Visual music, achieved by a method known as mood lighting, is the newest camera technique in Hollywood, employed currently in Republics musical, Atlantic City," which comes to the Base Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday, with Constance Moore and Brad Taylor in the starring roles.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02

and Sgt. Stork went on a ride or two together.
 Came the hour of 23OO and it was back to the Base for a tired but happy group. A most enjoy able time was had by all. (Ed- note: You can say that again, fel- la.)
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02
SPORTS NOTES:

A few more basketball games like that one last week and It. Murphy will have to call at the blood bank for loan. His nose sure gave when AACS's Sgt. Cas- ey Grygotis, who likes football bet ter anyway, threw a body block at him across the court. Another gladiator, It. Alger, says he may give up basketball because he can't afford to buy any more new glass es.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02

Frances Doyle, storekeeper second class, was elected Miss Air Wave in a contest mark
 ing the second birthday of the Waves. She was picked from
 274 other girls at the Naval Air Station, Floyd Bennett Field. N. Y. Nice picking, too.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02
so LONG,:

so LONG:
 Five more of the squadron hit the dusty trail out: Cpl. Mario J. Scibetta, Cpl. Tracy W. McFarlan, Pfc Howard M. Adams, IT,, Pfc. John T. Van Wyck and Pfc. Ed ward G Stanich. They hadn't been here long, but no weatherman ex- poets to be anywhere long-except behind the eight ball.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02
INSIDE STUFF:

That Weather M/Sgt. whom Wac Chartterer in some undisclo- sed manner discovered laughs in his sleep is said to be an eager reader of the current Satevepost serial, "Furlough in Brooklyn"
Bradley beam., 1944-09-02
CAN'T WIN DEPT;

We wish we had some phono- graph records of the sour cracks our customers made about the Aug ust heat wave so that we could have played them back to the same people when they moaned about the chilly nights last week. And rain or shine, hot or cold, calm or gale, it's always exactly what the operations officers didn't want. VELOCITY:
 According to "The Observer" !" journal of the 2d Weather Region: There was a hot pilot named
 Bright
 Whose speed was much faster
 than light.
 He took off one day, Indulged in a fray, And returned on the previous
 night.