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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
LIGHTNING KILLS
 EX-TORRINCTONITE
William E. GangeII, 65, Killed in Massachusetts
 Electrical Storm

Torrington. July ie.-william P. Gangell, 65, of Bloomfield, formerly Of T0TTingt0n, was accidentally electrocuted Sunday during an elec- tFieal storm in Eouthfieid, Mass, af- ter high tension wire broken by . falling limb fell across his car.
 Mr. Gangell, it was reported was preparing to enter his car and was unaware that the wire had fallen on t. The accident occurred at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. walter Surdam.
 Born in New Marlboro, Mass, he was employed at Hotehkiss Brothers company nere. He moved to Bloofn- field five years ago, He leaves his wife, Eva lJenningsl dangell; three sons, Vernon L, Of HaTwint0n, Miles with the Army in the South Pacific. and Lawrence with the Army iB Italy; a daughter. Mrs. Irving stuart of Windsor; two grandchildren and two sisters. Mrs. Russell RFazie Of Harwinton and Mrs, Edward Thrall Of Torringt0n, The funeral was held today at 2 D. n. at the Tonpkinsv North funeral home here. Rev Lewis E, Davis of the Methodist church will officlate, Burial will be in Hillside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
Current RatiOning Regulations
MEATS AND BUTTER

 Red sanns sAs~ hgouah eS ln worth e points are valid ndeny tor purchase seaks beef Foasls butter reminded that red stamps nos become valid every four weeks nseaa of every two Keek h ssenms we nnmbsF o points "om ~ se e so sgsg 1e sSs Sss1"
 sugar stamps No se sna g m heOk " are valid so i've p0Shes ssas Gaap Na % m Book " w be vald feI i've pounds o canning through Feb aa egb maxum m penaas M s.ssg p M home canning M hs granted addition on spgDssop ne local ration board 70 pounds oI the amount H AnsS ~ IA used as change -.
 SHOES
 AEpahe stamps se end Ne hs'en sees W ere ssHa mss' w" " GASOLINE - Ne % coupons "A" books gre vae ieF three eale nn Answ psoa four and p.o4 i've ySn6 sSuesss e't v .ups ssp. s Renewal applications winters fuel ol Talos e eb tsnsd st the lssaI ration board hssegaaEssv
 Ne delivery anihvasIs coke mag bs made unless !es pseFhaG form showing he annual needs f sd gu the eeenEasFs inventory e sod fuels a q ApD e hs nam q the iu aae as numbE ss see 70 @ hsae sha n Wb ts ieTm properly executed sna ip h pessoa ns asas mav deliver bstWssh ApT O ana oeibw iDN up o @ percent q consumers annal requirements e anthracite e eese e he coming from April est te March e iess Ina m e percent es shs amount received during the peed Apl lees te March s iess
 mEHR CONTROL
 Al dwelling nnt including rooms private heses rented e o must nave lass various numb oesupanE m bs eompsd an1 Ares Ren Office Wn GVs aays a change tenancy az Esnsd dwelling units elh han Eeons
 ooHsusER IMPORTATION
 me ephene nn n a ennaanas nsesmaflan aa1h asAoep
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
BYRNE APPEALS
 TO ELECTORATE

An appeal to voters by ". Harry ByTnes. candidate for Democratic nomination for congressman from the fifth congressional district. has been made in which Mr. ByTnes cites his stand as that of "a work ing man in a working mans terri tory.
 Mfr. ByFnes Is q present llason of- eeP between selective service head quarters and the Waterbury Tool. Div. Of Vieker's Inc. In addition he is past selectinan of Watert0gp and judge of Watertown town court. At one time he was federal district supervisor 0f the bureau 0f census; Is q member Of state seleesiye seFv- ice in which capacity he acted as investigator for the 66 draft boards in this area,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
MILEAGE SAVED
 BY ODT'SPLANS
SS2,lS4 Vehicle Miles Are Credited to New Haven
 County Offce

Through Joint action plans coS ordlnatlng operations oE private moe tor carriers, it is estimated thae s82,iss vehicle miles have been saved Ia this district of the once of Defense Transportation, Prank v. Richo, district manager of oDTe Highway Transport Dept. reported today. The New Haven district inc ciudes the counties of Fairfield, Mlddlesex. New Haven and New London.
 The total number Of miles thus saved in Region 1 of oDT, which includes New York, New England and northern New Jersey, s este mated at i0.982.53s. The Boston, Massachusetts district leads in miles age saving. with a total Of i.es5. .6De. and Newark, New Jersey Is second with l,23a,337. In number of par~ ticipating carriers. however, Newark, has ssl to Bostons 227.
 Newark leads the solid fuel die vision in miles saved, reported eS4.. i70, and its s03 carriers are second only to 32e in Buffalo. New York, district. Buffalo reported 505,50e miles saved.
 In the florists division, Albany, New York district saved 2l6.sel miles and took first place. Springs field. Mass, with SC participating carriers. is just two ahead Of Ale bany. Providence. R. T., saved I3s.s i7a miles, second only to Albany.
 Albany also leads the milk deal. CTS division in miles saved. reports ing a total of ai.esa. Utica. N. Ya is next, with A85.D3s. Rochester, N. Y.. with 6i, leads in number of participating carriers, Albanys se being second.
 In the miscellaneous group. New Haven, Conn. wholesale produce dealers lead. with a total of 750.0oo miles saved. Cleaning and dyeing establishments fin tfe Boston dls- trict saved S0s.llO miles and took second place. Concord. N. H., re. ported the greatest number of parS ticipating uembers--6a grocers.
 Regional totals follow: Solid fuel miles saved. 5.55s.5ee: carriers. l.. 727. Florists-miles saved ee8.5Oo: carriers 2l2: MIX dealers -- Miles saved l,580.532 carriers. 23s. ATis- cellaneous-Miles sayed-2. .ea9. .o3s; carriers. 3Ss.
 Mr. Richo said that the joint ac. tion plans result in a substantial saving of equipment. manpower. rubber and gasoline. and also iin-. proves service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
AL LACOWNIK
 WAR PRISONER
Naugatuck Staff Sergeant One of n Connecticut
 Men Held By Nazis

The War Department today ans nounced that the following Con- necticut men are held as prisoners of war by Germany:
 Couture. list It. Robert E.--Mrs killa R. Couture, mother, 56 Apart ment, 3a, Success Park, Bridgeport
 Drosd, Staff Sgt. John S.-M. chael Drosd, father, Old Mill Road, Middletown.
 Fain. 2 It. Joel M. Mrs. Samuel Fain. mother. ie5 South Whitney Street, Hartford.
 Oampel. 2d It. Stanley I.-Mrs Fanny Gampel, mother, s Oak Avenue, Shelton.
 Godfrey, Pfc. Ernest K. - Mrs Minnie Childs, mother, Jeralds Ave- nue, Yaleville.
 Goldman. Tech. Sgt. Martin R. = Isadore H. Goldman, father. 02 Harrison Street. New Britain.
 Hauck, 2d It. Lester ". - Mrs. Evelyn May Mansell, mother. Locust Lane, Stamford.
 Kiska, 2d It. Joseph w. VI Mrs. Marian M. Kiska, wife. 70 Larsen Street. South Norwalk.
 I4agownilE, Staff Sgt. Alphonse " Mrs. Veronica Lagognik, mother, I23 Quinn Street, Naugatuck.
 LundebjeEg, 2d It. James T. - Frederick T. Lundebjerg, father, Cornwall Bridge,
 OtfinOslEi, Sgt. Julius K.-Mr6 Sophie ,. otfinoski, mother. 6 Dur ant Terrace, Middletown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
John P. .Gwiazdowsky
 European Casualty
OakviIIe Private Killed in Action; Four Other COnnec'
 ticut Men Lose Lives in Same War Theater

parents, Mir. and Mrs. Carl K. 0ish, Imperial Park. Westport.
 Hart, George A.. Corp, UnMCk, dead, father, Franklin 4, Hart, 2e Ward Place, West Haven,
 HendrlkRon, Henry IT,, Corp, UgMCR. dead, parents, Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Hendrikson. 66 River Street, Stamford.
 McC0nn, Francis Joseph, Seaman, 2-e, UgNR, missing, mother, Ars' Irene McCOnn, e2 Black Rock Ave- nue. New Britain, aunt, Katlsleen Doyle, el Black Road Avenue. New Britain.
 Mclaughlin, Robert Patrick, Seas man Zee, U6NR, missing. mother. Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, e3 Rockwell Avenue, New Britain,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

The War Department and the Navy today issued casualty lists cons tainlng the names Of the following Connecticut men:
 Killed DB Aetlen
 European Area
 Calu0Fi, list It. Ernest-MFs. Bar- bara ealuoFi, wlfe. Box st, East Kil. liHgly,
 Alrs. Nancy caserta, mother, is EI0nd Street. Hartford.
 Owlazdogsky, Pvt. John P.--MFs. Bertha Gdiazdowslgy, mother, stan" ley Avenue, Oakvtlle.
 PastOrella, Tech. Sgt. John P.- Mrs. Josephine Pastorella, mother, eS Myrtle Avenue, Ans0nia.
 Zesut, Tech, Sgt Walter J.-Mrs' Josephine Zesut, mother, 2ess Aain Street. Glastonbury,
 Mediterranean Area
 Bassett, 2d It, William k.-Mfk, Joseph !. coTeoFap, sister, sos ofhno Street, Bridgeport Clark, Tech, 9th Or. Freeman n, Mrs, Annie Crossing, mother, sOs Bellevue Street, Hartford, Kelley, lst Lt. Harry M.-Eawera Z, Kelly, eY., father. 22 ofandview Avenue, NoTgelk, . Labbee, Pvt. porius 0.-MEs' Con stance e. Labbee, wife, eoe FaFk Street, Hartford, .. Maynard, Pvt. Melvin A.-Mts Clara c, Maynard, mother, ssb Mo' nuInept Street, 0Fot0p' ,4 PT0ulg, Pvt, Clement 0,--Eoinwna o. PToulx, father, 70 Hunters Ase' nue, TaftVille. Thurber, Pvt. Frederick A. W'--. Mrs. Wyoma s. ThuTheg, We, sa west View Avenue, West HagWoFo'
 NeyT 0lsh, CaFi, JT., Pfc. ueMch, cess
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
HUDSON TOWNE
 PENALIZED $lO2

In MiddlebuTy town court last night, Judson ". Towne, sS Camp street, Was fined ei02 when ne pleaded guilty to Q charge Of drly. Ing while under suspension and given a suspended sentence on . charge of violating the rules Of the road. He Was arrested July [ by State Trooper Carl Carlson,
 TFlee Preston, 26. Washington road, Wo0dbuFy, was lined esA on e road rules charge placed by State Trooper Ralph DeRiens after c chase through @iddleeury sasuF' day,
 IB Bristol togn court yesterday Eugene Pilla Of a3l Lakewood road paid @ for e n0lle on charges oi passing 8 stop sign,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

Ronnm, Sally Jane Miller. Jane purdy, Dolores 0enest. Isabelle Randis. Rose O'Brien. Arleste Car. rington and Mrs. A. r. Carringtof.
 Miss Ruth Brady of Providence, R. r., is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs. William Daley. water, Matthew street.
 Miss Nancy Lange has returned to her home on Woodslde avenue after spending several days with her grandparents, Afr and Mrs. |. Russell Putnam of Summit road.
 Miss Sandra Austin of Giles street, Waterbury, Is the guest of Mfr. and Mrs. Robert Warner, Cheshire road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
0AkVILIE Correspondent, Aiiee Zieiie, @ HgerTiasap s.; Phone ll3o-W
RICHARD KEILTY
 VISITING SISTER
Cpl. Returns to Arkansas JUIy z6; Carol Ann
 Nardi Eeted

Oakyille, July le, " corp feiehs ard Kelly, Is spending 8 ls.day fuFl0ugb g1tb his sister, Mrs, San Panilaitis, Main street, He gSll Te. turn to his base, Camp chagey, Ark. on the 2esb of Jply,
 4 Mass h0n0Fipg Iady Of Mt, Carmel wes held this morning at St Mary Magdalep's ls0men Cath. 0lie church, intentions of 0tttlle camillj and Mrs, Mary PeEEettL
 The Pilgrim Fellowship H the Union Congregational church will sponsor c dance ip the church hall this evening, Al young people ere invited
 Mir and Mrs, George HendeTkQH, Joan and FFAd Of Yale street, have FetlrDed to tllelT home after Rpenav ing . vacation glth relatives at Cape May, N ], end Philadelphia, Penn,
 
 Edward Merrill, former nastaT Of Al Saints Episcopal church, wss promoted te eaptalp op SHDe 2Tlb and s gl0w stationed ct the Yulna Army Ar field, Yume, ATiE,
 Capt Merrill Eas recently tFaElss feFTed from the Eastern Flying Training commend f0 the Western Flying Training command, PFleE to hls new assignment he was post chaplain at the Newport Army Ar base, Newport, Ark capt, MeTFlll's falnily is living et the Sen Carlos botel, Yuna, AFis,
 Alice DFesesleF, aaNgbteT Of MF, and Mrs, d0hD DTesebeF, beil Farm road, end 6WepdgiyD Locke, dallglls ter 0f Rev, end Mrs, Oscar Locke, Buckingham street, gre spending tW0 weeks at Camp Weanapauset, 0ld Scout camp lD WateFyllle,
 Carol Ana NaFdl, daugbteF of MF, and Mrs D0meDle NaFal, Hubbell sveDue, eeIebTRtsd her Sra biTtlsdav with e paFtY, The party eenteFeo around c eel0T scheme of pink and blue which was carried out iD the decorations, cake. and gifts.
 Those guests Wile attended were, Mrs, Albert 0lannaael end sens, Anthony aBd Robert; Mrs, Jean MeTFill0 and children, Della, Danny end Dennis; Mrs. Marion Janelle and daughters. Patricia end Marion 0f Waterbury; Mrs. John oapamitt0 and daughter Elaine; Mrs. AfaFy claganelia and children. Gary and noee Marie; Mrs. CatheFine cens fEeila. Mrs. Lois Mlzaola. aHd daueh~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
DONATES ( AsETEORgTEs

Chicago - (UP.l stuart F. Perry, Adrian. Mich, publisher, hes given four meteorltes valued at el,s 900 Co the Chicago Museum of nas tural History. Specimens EepEes sentlng tW0-thirds Of al the s.sop meta0rlte falls on record give the museum the most conpFehenslVe collection in tine world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
CHESHIRE
 mghesB Risnev Cheshire Rhene ess
TOWN HONOR ROLL DUE DURING JULY
$50 Local Residents iB Armed Forces: Grange
 Picnic TOmOrrOW

Cheshire. July le-TheTe are oyer $50 Cheshire men and women ip the armed forces and one or more local residents are in every branch. This number iS much greater than that Of World War ]. ThiFty-hye Of these are officers. gt Is expected that the new honor roll will be re- eeiVed sometime this month,
 The annual picnic of the Grange Is t0 he held tomorrow evening at 2 o'clock Rt the home Of MT, and Mrs. Kenneth [. Hale of Marion Road Something for the covered dish supper will be brought by each membeY, Those wishing traDsp0ytar ton should eall either Mss Bylyia F0sket or Kenneth Hale, Al those who have room for others % their ears are asked 10 contact either Mss F0slgelt or MF. Hale, ID the event Of rain, the affaiT instead Of being held Rt the Hale home Btll be held at Grange HalL
 The absence 0f rain lD any great amount Is very noticeable, Where there are dirt roads and dTlyeWays, great clouds Of dust are seen rising following the paSsaee Of car, Many local people have been Ee9Ed to eKs press the Eish that fe have 2 good heavy rain, The storm Of sllnday night was mostly wlpd and not 2 greet deal Of TatB fell iD Cheshire,
 4 f0gmeF GleshiFe resident, Alls gust Heyer, nov . resident 0f Was teTbuFy Is at the Veterans Hospital lp hewJngtoD foT obseTyetioD end tFeatmeDt,
 1beEe will be a meeting Op WAds pesday evening at 2 o'clock et the Town Hall ct which representatives 0f Rli church, civic, fFatAFnal, iggs dnstFial and farm organizations aFe Invited, The group Ni1 0HgaDize the Cheshire rehabilitation group to assist returning WaF veterans and dieplaAe6 waF workers, All those who are interested @ tpig import aBt work are Invited ie eftepd,
 
 Lawrence, Mas, -- fUP,b ~ Tie LaBTenee Tribune suggests tllat 6 German Paul Revere Will haze to take 6 long breath end shout, 'sFhe British, Xanks. Russians, French, Allsalas, Canadlans, Endinne. Dutch, Poles, Nelefana, &enfGoleae ofla e1as ere eeMingiR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
COP. DESIGNATE
 PRIMARIES DATE

Republican convention primaries will be held here Tuesday Suly ab bstweeD hours Of $ and s D. D. Cor purpose Of eleellng delegates 70 the various conventions, it has been ann0unced by the town eoWlolNee'
 Delegates are t0 be chosen 70 reps resent the party at the congress sI0pal convention for purposes eI n0nalnatl0p of Q representative te U, R, congress, Also . seneiogial Convention f0T the nomination og tW0 state eellat0Fs f0T the ngteenfh and slStAentb senatorial districts and Q probate district convention te elect delegates 70 the pFobsae cons yeptIoD t0 noniDste 2 jveee es pFe' bate,
 Also to be held k 6 town e0nVeEl' ll0R to nominate tWe candidates f0r representatives in the general ess sRlnblv, justices 0f peace ana geg selection Of delegates % the .es publican state convention scheduled Tor Hartford August ! end 2,
 Tfle RfhnhfS Wbl " sMlo " Hls Y, M Q, A. room 4 and will open At [ D. D.
 tRFs, Judith and Bonnie. Donald, Louis aDd Carol Ann haFdt sHd Mrs NsFdI.
 Winner ef older group Was Themas Parsons. Winners of younger group were Frances plspete and Anthony zapp0ne,
 Other contestants taking part weFei MaFilyH Bradshaw, Annette Daddona, 0ali Green, JaneIte pads dena, Gloria Green, Theresa Geps none, Charles Miller, clifford Green, Lois Won Tobel. TAnda Gregory, Tony DinaldI, Audrey VoshaFg, Lacey Gregory, shirley Boucher. David VosbuFg, Betty Ayellanl, pat Ven Tobei, MaTy xappones Albert pea1BFdln, Helen HiTaeh, Betty Joanaen, Carmen 0uer1nras
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

 parents Mfr. and Mrs. George Sang- stef Of Elm street.
 Bearasiee EIeme
 Pfc. Theodore Beardslee, U. & Army Air Corps. stationed in Flor ida arrived here today to spend a IS day fuTiough at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Beardslee Of Marine street.
 s 2-c Armond Di Fibre, U. S. Navy returned to duty at New York, Sunday after spending q { day leave at the home Of his parents Mr. and Mrs. caFInine Ds Fibre Of North Main street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Pred Reeves and daughters are spending . week at Bantam Lake.
 MF. and Mrs. Eugene Hotchkiss and children Of Main street are spending a month in Bantam Lake, Miss Mary Ryan Of the Harty Wire Die Co. office force is spend- ing a two weeks vacation at ViT- ginia beach, Virginia,
 Mrs. Robert Robinson and son Walter of Electric avenue are Gpend- ing a vacation at eaybrook.