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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
HERB BRAUNSDORF
HEADS WAR DRIVE
U. S. Time Corp. Employees
Set $5OO,OOO as Fifth
Loan Quota

Herbert Braunsdorf will act as
chairman Of the U. s. Time Corp. s
Fifth War Loan Drive committee
when employees will strive toward a
100000 quota, 1t was announced
today by T. H. Parke, director of
industrial relations at the plant. AS
Sisting the committee will be groups
Of minutemen led by captains all Of
whom will be appointed later.
AS part Of the company's partici-
patton the Victory House on the
Green will be taken over on June
14th In one-day drive. The COM
pany's present participation Is 90 per
cent with monthly average payroll
deductions equalling $4,000.
Assisting Mr.. Braunsdorf on the
committee will be David E. Tulley,
treasury representative, James Bull
ger, head Of the bond department,
Jack Heuer, Jack Henry and Fay
Clark.
Next Tuesday the Bethel sister
hood headed by Mrs. Sidney Cassel
vii ltake over the Victory House in
q one-days campaigning TO attain a
quota of $4,000 to be used for the
purchase Of a navy trainer plane.
During the Fourth ar Loan Drive
this group sold $4,000 in bonds.
CLIO unions in the Naugatuck
alley and Bristol will be assigned
Fifth War Loan Drive quotas at a
union rally to be held at the YMCA
June at 8 p. m. Speakers will in
clude national union Representatives
and motion pictures Of actual COM
bat scenes will be recalled. The CLIO
Is conducting the drive in coopera-
ton with the Connecticut and Wa
terbury war finance committees.
Tomorrow night at the Waterbury
Country club the payroll savings di-
vision Of the Fifth War Loan Drive
will conduct a preliminary rally
with a dinner to be held at $50.
william v. Hawkes., chairman of the
division, will preside at which time
]. Francis Smith. head of the war
finance committee and John T. Hur-
ley of the state committee will be
the principal speakers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
$4,000 DAMAGES
ASKED BY VICTIM
Christopher Smith Alleges
Permanent Injuries SUI.
fered in Auto Accident

Claiming he will never recover
from the effects Of injuries sus-
tanned last June 20 when struck by
a car on aEst Main street, Christie.
pher Smith Of Waterbury today filed
$4,000 civil action in superior
court against Earl G. Hart Of Wa
terbury, driver Of the car. The case
Is one Of several civil actions filed
today.
The plaintiff claims the car ran
into him right after he left the Sco-
viii Mfg. Co. plant on Easel Main
street. He sustained fractures Of
both legs, and will never again be
able to use his legs in normal way,
he alleges.
The complaint states the accident
ictim was confined in hospital for
II weeks and that the accident will
result in the loss of at least years
wages.
Harry Bley of Naugatuck seeks
$3.50 damages from Paul j. Lord Of
Waterbury and Abraham and Ger
trude KATE of Bridgeport In an &C
ton filed In common pleas court. He
claims the defendants, partners of
Kamco of Waterbury, obtained a
$3.50 loan from him prior to last
May %. The concern inolved since
then has become involved in receiv-
ership proceedings.
The ]. E. Smith g. Co., of Wa
terbury seeks $500 damages in
common pleas court complaint filed
against Everett Mallen, Inc. of New
London. The action, returned in
the form of a common count writ,
lists a debt of $44S.25 as of last April
20.
Damages of $500 are sought by
George Paul of Union City from
the Shippers Express, Inc.ffi, of Wa
terbury in another common pleas
court suit. The litigation is based
on collision of the Plaintiffs truck
and the defendants truck last May
2 on East Main street at the inter-
section of South Elm street.
llcllll
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
CONVENTION PLANS
TO Be DISCUSSED
David Fannick Post, Auxili=
airy Meeting Tonight for
State Session Program

FINAL plans for the 10th annual
state convention Of the Jewish War
Veterans to be held here this week.
end will be discussed at meeting
Of members of the David l.. Fan
nick Post and Auxiliary to be held
tonight at 1880 p. m. in Mrs. Sos
sins restaurant.
The convention, scheduled to get
underway Friday and continue
through Sunday will have head
quarters established at The Elton.
Rudy Hennick past state command
er and Mrs. Minnie Greenblatt will
act as post and auxiliary chairmen
for the convention.
State officials will present IS deck
chairs and visit patients at Newing-
ton hospital Friday at 4 p. m.
Invitations have been sent to
Gold Star Mothers in Waterbury to
attend special program in Temple
hall Saturday night. Those who
plan to attend are asked to contact
Mrs. Greenblatt, 70 Eldridge street
and transportation will be fur
nished.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
Police Blotter

Vandals, apparently children, en-
tered the Warehouse Furniture
store on Harrison avenue through a
fire escape last night and took $3.50
in cash, tossed g lot of furniture
about in the storeroom, and left
some bedding on the roof, Chief
Inspector Joseph r. Bender re-
ported. Detective Detective Joseph
Dunphy; Is investigating.
A break was reported in the Full
ton Market, 1914 Baldwin street,
where a screen door was pushed in.
Detective Raymond Grady report
ed nothing was stolen.
An attempted break was reported
by Detective Grady at the Tmmacu-
late Cleaners, 80 Mill street.
Two bundles Of laundry. contain
ing children'S clothes are awaiting
a claim by their owner at the De-
tective Bureau. They were found
last night by william Schawek, 2o5
Walnut treet in his front yard.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
DIVORCE
ACTIONS FILED
Several Marriages Ter
minated Abruptly Ac-
cOrding to Statements

Eight divorce actions, all return
able to court June 6, we're entered
on the superior court docket today.
Staff Sergeant Lorenzo M. Gag
non, formerly of Waterbury and
now serving overseas with an en-
gineers battalion. was named de-
PENDANT in divorce action by Doris
Fluman Gagnon OF Naugatuck. The
couple married Dec. 20, 1910 at
Elkton, Md and the petitioner
claims she was deserted Jan. 3,
1941. She seeks permission to re-
sumo use Of her maiden name.
Joseph Nocera, Jr, Of Waterbury
seeks O divorce from Irene Pitter
Nocera, also Of this city, on the
ground Of cruelty. He gives Oct 81,
1912 as the date Of marriage and
claims his wife became intolerably
cruel the following Nov, /. They are
the parents of one child
Anna May Sigedy Pupsta Of Maui
gatuck claims her husband, Bene-
dict Francis Pupsta Of Naugatuck,
has been intolerably cruel since the
date of marriage, July 5. 194l. She
seeks permission to resume use OF
her maiden name, and also asks
for alimony.
Cruelty Is the basis OF the COM
plant filed by Irene Kozlowsku
Petrone of Waterbury against Or
lando J. Petrone, also Of this city.
The couple married July II, 1884 in
Danbury, and cruelty allegedly
started four months later. She
seeks custody OF two minor chill
dren, an allowance for their sup
port, and alimony.
Gerard John Sitters seeks a di-
vorce from Jeanne Yvonne Sitters
of Waterbury, also known as Irene
Marie Turcotte Sitters. The couple
married December 16, 1929 and the
plaintiff claims his wife became in
tolerable cruel January !, 1912. He
also charges her with habitual in
temperance. Custody Of three minor
children is sought by the father.
Gertrude Duggan Carlow OF Bea-
con Falls has filed an action against
william w. Carlow, also of Beacon
Falls. The couple married Septem-
Der "a, 1888 at Norfolk, Va, and
cruelty allegedly started one month
later. She seeks custody Of two
children, and support and alimony
allowances.
Claiming his wife deserted him on
the day of marriage, August 13
1899 at Millerton, N. Y, Charles T,
Kelly of Waterbury seeks divorce
from Rosalind Welton Kelly, also Of
this city. The couple has minor
child.
Helen Mary Cashin McBurney OF
Waterbury seeks a divorce from
Arthur Bruce McBurney, also Of this
city, claiming he had been intoler-
ably cruelty since the date Of mar
riage, May 90, 1945 in Brewster, N
Y. She seeks custody of a minor
child, and support and alimony al
lowances.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
APRIL NETS $1,000
FOR CANCER DRIVE

A total of 81 900 was melted dur
ing April during the campaign con-
Quoted by the local Society for Con-
troll of Cancer. Kenneth v. Rob-
inson, finance director of the Wa
terbury Division Of the Women's
Field Army Of the American society
for Control of Cancer, yesterday
made his report at luncheon meet
ing at The Elton.
The importance OF educating the
public on control of cancer was
stressed by the various speakers at
the meeting. DR.. e. j. Godfrey. city
health officer. told Of the 10000
pamphlets which will be distributed
among school children Of Water
bury before the end of this years
term.
Other speakers included DR.. Jo-
seph o. Collins, chairman. and Miss
Alice Peak.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
Roberts To Teach
Waterbury Course

Naugatuck, May 31-Paul n.
Roberts, Safety Supervisor at
the Naugtauck Chemical DE-
vision Of the U. s. Rubber Com
pany, has been selected to
teach the course in Advanced
Industrial Safety" in Water
bury as part Of the Engineer
ing, Science and Management
War Training Program.
Mr.. Roberts joined the staff
Of the Naugatuck Chemical,
Indutrial Relations department
on November LIST, 1913, having
previously been employed MS a
Safety Engineer at the Hyatt
Bearings Division Of General
Motors, Inc.
The course in Advanced In
dustrial Safety will be held on
Tuesday evenings for fifteen
weeks beginning on June 9Th.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
ANTHONY SHEPLEY
ENTERTAINS GROUP

Naugatuck, May 3i-A hotdog
roast was held Sunday at the home
OF Anthony Shepley OF Maple Hin
Road. Softball and horseshoes fur
nished entertainment.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Hubble. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence shepley. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mead and children Maureen
and James OF Waterbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Carter and children Pa
trlcia and Michael OF Seymour. Mr..
Thomas Michigan and John Hines
Of Ansonia. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Ambrose OF Brooklyn. N. Y. Mr.. An
thony ahepley, and Miss Alice Ma
tulis Of Long Island, N. X.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
THOMASTON YOUTH
KILLED BY TRUCK
Driver, Lucien Arlington
of OakviIIe, Free Under
$4,000 Bonds

Christobel Enid Garfield, 90
month old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert q. Garfield Of WATERFOWL
road, Thomaston, was killed in
stantly yesterday morning when
struck by truck in a driveway
In Oakville.
The driver, Lucien Arlington, so,
"a Buckingham street, was released
under 5000 bonds pending an In
vestigation Coroner Jonathan F.
ELS Of Winsted.
The accident occurred In drive
way next to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. clinton Ranslow, "a Cottage
Place, with whom the child and
her mother were visiting.
Arlington told State Trooper
Wilbur Calkins Of the Litchfield
barracks that the child was stand
ing on the porch when his truck,
owned by the Scovill Mfg. Co., pull
led into the driveway to remove
rubbish from o plot In the rear Of
the Ranslow home.
He said he did not see the child
when he returned to the truck I'M
til he started and saw her lying In
the driveway.
Christobel, born Sept. 20. 1912, In
Hartford, is survived by her parents,
Robert George and Christobel Enid
Lampshire) Garfield; by a brother,
Robert George, Jr., and by two
grandmothers, Mrs. Ethel Garfield,
Waterville, and Mrs. Edwin Lamp
shire, Thomaston.
Private funeral services will be
held from the Anderson funeral
home, 10 Central avenue, Friday
with Rev. Murray Hunter Of Win
sted, officiating. Burial will be pri-
vate.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
FREE Driver in
AUTO FATALITY
Judge Conway Rules Evi.
dence insufficient to War.
rant Prosecution

Gordon Nicol, 81, Middlebury, was
discharged on charges Of negligent
homicide this morning when City
Court Judge T. e, Conway ruled
that evidence In the case was in.
SUFFICIENT to warrant conviction.
Nicol was accused Of having
driven q truck, which backing from
West Grove into Willow street last
December "a, struck and fatally IN"
jured John OBrien, SO. /
Prosecutor Frederick w. palomba
said there were no witnesses to the
accident, and the only evidence
against the accused was his admis!
sion to Motor patrolnan John W.
Culleton that he saw O'Brien stand
ing on the sidewalk before he be-
gan backing the truck.
Other cases: Frank DiVito, 10,
443 Congress avenue, nonAsupport,
continued to June II; Fred Drexel,
a., Berkeley Court, violating order OF
board Of health, continued to June
8; Ozie Butler, ~, 1853 Bishop street,
reckless driving, continued to June
IA; Christopher williams, So, 3 War
ner Place, Francis Codianna, "a, 297
Hamilton avenue, Theresa Covale,
90, 80 Pilgrim avenue, parking VIOLA
lions, s. bonds called; John Diorio,
II, Williams street, road rules VIOLA
ton, nolled for SO; Angelo Sacco, 20,
81 Oak street, Dominic Sacco, ~, 81
Oak street, Anthony Sacco, SO, ITO
Wilkenda avenue, non-support, con-
tinued to August 81.
In Tuesdays City Court session
Frank "Tingles' Salinardi, Al, 852
East Main street, was given con-
tinuance to June 10 on charges Of
assault and breach Of the peace In
connection with an alleged alterca-
ton with his sister, Mrs. James
Della Bella, 26 Ridge street, Sunday
afternoon. He was released under
$1,000 bonds.
Eight persons charged with VIC.
lations Of the parking ordnance for
feited bonds Of IS each. They were
Domenic Margiotta, 1874 Orange
street; Patsy Ciarlegio, 8 Barder
street; Evelyn Soloman, IS Grove
street; Joseph Farrell, 2 Fleet street
Dexter Fletcher, SO Twining street
Justin Raibiskis, 90 Anderson street
Fred Messer, 269 Morse street; ane
William Constance, 2S5 Willow
street.
Mario Sequenzio, U. S. Army, was
granted q nolle on the same charge
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
BANK STREET SITE
INVOLVED in SUIT
Several Issues Feature
Action Started in Supe-
ri0r Court Today

Litigation over occupancy Of a
business place on Bank street was
started in superior court today by
Harris B. Gordon Of Waterbury, who
claims Julia Suozzo, present occu-
pant, has refused to vacate the
premises.
The plaintiff states he acquired
the building, located at Bank street
and extending to Cottage place,
from the Barbara and DAuria Co.,
which previously had leased 1t to
the defendant.
1t is alleged that the defendant
told the former owner several years
ago that she couldn't continue to
pay the rent fee provided in the
lease and asked to have the lease
cancelled. The complaint states
the landlord and tenant agreed
verbally to cancel the lease and re-
duce the rent to 500 per month.
1t Is claimed by the plaintiff that
the agreement brought the rent into
month month basis, and that
the lease for occupancy Is no longer
In existence. He states no reference
to a lease was made by the tenant
when he acquired the premises and
he had been under the impression
he would be able to occupy them.
Refusal of the tenant to vacate
the premises is holding up his busi-
ness, the plaintiff claims. He states
he has been forced to vacate his
latest business establishment and
wishes to use his newly acquired
property himself. He claims dam
ages tf $1,000.
The superior court is asked to
hear the various claims and settle
the question Of title.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
TEACHERS
APPOINTED BY BOARD

Miss Selma Alexander Of li3
West Main street and Miss Gloria
Yeyand OF woodbury. have been
named TO serve as assistant teachers
at the Kingsbury Child Care Gen.
ter, 1t was announced at a meet
Ing Of the Board Of Education Mon
day night.
-Four women have been named to
serve as substitute teachers during
the various vacation periods Of the
permonent staff. They are: Miss
Ann Whitney Of 1874 Baldwin street,
Miss Betty Kellogg. former teacher
at Westover school in Middlebury;
Mrs. Helen Beier Of la Grove street,
and Miss Patricia Anderson Of Maui
gatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
Hospital
Bulletins

James Lassiter, So, 1872 Locust
street was admitted to Waterbury
Hospital last night suffering from
multiple burns of the body re-
ported suffered when some molten
metal he was pouring at the
north plant Of the American
Brass Company splashed. His
condition was reported as good
this morning.
Florence Haupt, 7, 1873 Columbia
Boulevard, was treated at Wa
terbury Hospital last night for a
fractured elbow suffered in a fall
while climbing a fence near her
home.
Detective Lieut.. Cornelius Shan.
ahan was discharged yesterday
from st. Mary's hospital where
he underwent an operation three
weeks ago.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
Marriage
Intentions


The following marriage certafi-
Gates have bene filed with the Of.
flee Of vital statistics;
John Kearney, 221 Hamilton
avenue and Celestine Wolff, le9
Clinton strete.
Roland II. Gellnas, 600 South
Main street and Helen J. TOra, SIS
South Malln street.
Stanley Yonlak, Oakville, and
Lillian A. Hamilton, 164 Chestnut
avenue.
N John Chavanick, 632 East Main
street and Helen n. KOOpSt, 700
North Riverside street.
Mario r. SclOnti, 431 Piedmont
street and Mary J. PetruSEi, 4
Eden street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
3 MEASLES CASES
REPORTED IN TOWN

Three cases Of measles and two
Of scarlet fever are the only COM
municable diseases listed for Wa
terbury for the week ending. May ~,
1874. according to the weekly NOR
bidity report Of the State Health
Department.
state totals as listed In the re-
port reveal the following: % cases
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
DRIEST YEAR in
OVER A CENTURY

Boston, May 81. (UP)-The 13-
month period ended today was the
driest in Boston in 122 years, the
weather bureau reported.
Precipitation totaled only 2793
inches which Is the lowest since
1922 when the years total was 27.20
inches. The total for May Of this
year was only OBS inch.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
De VoIero Scores
In Irish Elections

Dublin, May 81. (UP)-Prime
Minister canon de Valeras Fianna
Fail party held a two-to-one lead
over the opposition United Ireland
party in early returns trucking in
today from yesterdays general
election.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31

Of pneumonia; 30 cases Of whoop-
ing cough; So cases Of scarlet fever;
8 cases Of meningitis; 437 cases OF
measles; case of typhoid; LA
cases Of syphilis and 80 cases Of
Ronorrhea.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-31
Litigation In
Local Courts

Presentation Of evidence opened
before Judge Walter M, Pickett and
q jury in common pleas court to-
day In the $4,000 civil action brought
by Clifford and Gladys West against
the Colonial Trust Co. The litiga-
ton is based on injuries sustained
by Mrs. West in fall Feb. 4, 1943
In front of premises owned by the
bank at Ridgewood and Waterville
streets.
A hearing opened before Common
Pleas Court Judge S. Swain today In
the $4,000 civil action brought by the
Diamond Ginger Ale Co., Inc.
against the Oliver Express Co.. Inc,
an automobile collision which &C.
Cured Feb. l6, l943 in Pennington
is the basis OF the suit The plain
tiff claims the defendant concerns
truck was left standing on the
highway without lights or flares,
and that the driver OF his car COL
lided with 1t.
A superior court jury is expected
to start deliberations sometime this
afternoon on the $4,000 civil action
of Frank McInerney, city employee,
against the New England Bus Trans
portation Co. The plaintiff Is seek
ing to recover for injuries sustained
when struck by bus on Freight
street Jan. l6, 1913.
Judge Frank p. Mccoy has handed
down a divorce judgment for Ruth
Rorer Knauss of Waterbury in her
suit against Cecil B. Knauss, also of
this city. The couple married De-
cember "a, 1894. 40 charge of cruel
ty was basis of the decree. The petit
toner was granted custody of their
children, and provision was made
for payment of $40 weekly for the
support Of each child, and $40 week.
ly as alimony.
A divorce complaint filed by Jen-
ME Milete Bozzuto and a cross
complaint of Adam Bozzuto, both of
Waterbury, has been dismissed by
Judge McEvoy. A lengthy hearing
in the action was conducted during
the winter session of the court.
Bridget Mcdonald Of Waterbury
has filed a $4,000 damage suit in
superior court against Everybody's
Market, Inc, as the result OF a tail
which occurred September 10, 1913.
at the defendants store on East
Main street. Leg. head and arm in
juries are listed in the complaint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
TIFFANY studios,

Sgt and Mrs Richard J Nor
gan CONGO john are expected
the last OF the Week=io spend
a l5-day furlough with Mr.. and
Mrs. John They are living IN
Texas Al present
Mr. and Mrs Warren PeaSe
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. W Law
renee Shaffner left today 10 JON
Or. and Mrs George p. Raynale
AT the Old Club where the Ray
males have been spending 10
days Together they will cruise
on Or. and Mrs. RaSnalcS
schooner IN Lake 81. CLAIR and
the Thames River
Mrs RawSon Harmon was
hostess al luncheon Wednesday
honoring Mrs Roswell W Rho
mas ofsOklahoma, who Is visit
inc friends in Birmingham
Mrs Thomas VIII be honor
guest At dinner this evening
gwen for her by Mr. and Mrs
Erwin r. Coveney Of West"ood
drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Guests al Cottage

Guests ri Mrs. Earl Smith A.
her cottage near Sarnia for a
few DAYS this week were Mrs
Carl W. Neumann and her
daughter Nancy. and Mrs. Rob
ert r. Kohr
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldcmar a T
John nj footing Lane and their
son Jerry lcf, Monday for
PleasantviIle. y. !. where gerry
will enter Oxford Academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

Mrs. Scudder Gilman is as
sistant chairman and staff as
sistants are Mrs. w. c. Alice,
Mrs. T. F. Robb. Mrs. Donald
G. Fade and Mrs. Truman
Streng.
Under Craftsmanship of
Mrs. Joseph +. Page Jr., on duty
for The Motor Corps these days,
will be
NEsDAMEs
Jack Leary Fritz G. HNs Jr.
II A. Miller Oscar N Brsds
, N Vehmeyer Edward Tucker
Whiting Hall Milton DOYLE
Howard Bond Helen joyce
Nurses aides under Mrs. DON
aid Bay will include
Clemson PAGE u :. HAureter
Louis Benton Edward = Roth
and Isanine Colgrovs
Gray Ladies will be under the
CndlfmanSnlp 81 MIS-. william 1.
Sproull and viii include
MESDAMES
stae+s- R-S4-.aEK- lama GAAlh--
, CLIFFORD Guest James Ferns
y r KreEer Lewis Erwin
William Woodward Hugh n Bsckus
Mrs. Ralph Cunningham, SUI
perViSor Of Blood Bank for Oak
land County, has asked the fol-
lowing registered nurses 10 be
on duty:
MESDAMFS
Ear GaskiI RichaFd kran
Lewis GaNsr-
mean
snd Miss RUN Cummings
Mrs Cornelius NJ. Harper and
Mrs Lane Bishop will have
charge of the canteen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Miss Correia
Sets NuptioI Day

MISS LAURA LORRAINE
-CORREIA. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Corrcia OF Prentls
avenue, has chosen oct for
her marriage 10 Raymond r. Ca
hlll. son Of Mr. and Mrs Patrick
Joseph Cahill OF Washington,
y c.
She has no, ~ yet completed
wedding details
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Dorothy Series
Engagement IoIo

MR. AND MRS. GLENN
JOHN MOORE announce the
engagement Of their daughter.
Dorothy june Series. 70 James
J. DiScoe. USN. son Of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph James Discoe OF
Springfield. Mass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
George Beee TO Return

GEORGE .. BEGG is return
ing this weekend 10 his home
In Seminole avenue after
brief stay AT Pointe aux
BarqueS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Sorority TO Hold Fair

Mrs. George r. Frye Jr. Of
Franklin entertained A group ri
friends Al luncheon Friday Al
Pine Lake Country Club
Beta Beta GammaS arc max
Ing great plans for a Country
Far IN bc held August 10 ~
Forster'S Barn Al the Henry
Forster home ga Bingham road
JEANNE Colgrove Is general
chairman. assisted BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
SoImeses in Canada

DIR AND MRS. FRED
SOLMES of F.. jefferson avenue
arc enjoying holiday at Nc
GroCor RaN. Ont.