The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-13

ANFEyVhAANt Stpbt AS E0AN 8oE- kowelkl, 0 Republican, was indorsed for the Board of Assessors at the Democratic Caucus in st, oaslmlrS hall, Monday night Other oandl- dates nominated were; First Select man, ], Francis Ryan, board of sels eotmen, Leo !, Lass; board Of tax review, John MoEnamy; agent ot town depost fund, ], Francis Ryan; grand jurors, George Bull, Herbert Norton, Richard Brophy and Frank Edwards, eonstables, Matthew Hal- pin, John Blscoe and Benjamin Ko- lakowskl; board of education, Mar ion Mason and Kenneth q, Minor, vacancy, Frank Bukowskl, library director, Frances SRulkoSkl; regiS- trar of voters, first district, John ], Ryan; second district, Harry Lyga; board of finance, Joseph Zalaskl,
 Announce Marriage
 Mrs, Pauline Wysenski of Main street, PeuuAbuck, anonuneed the marriage of her daughter, Bessie SemraU, to Charles D. Miller, son Of Mrs. Catherine Miller Kent of New York City, which took place in tho Municipal Building, New York City, Monday. The attendants were Miss Shirley Ploskl of Bristol, Q niece and John Mvdrady, Sr., of Terryville. Following their wedding trip the couple will reside in New York City.
 Amos IT. Lister, chairman of the Board Of Education, announced Monday the Board, following q lengthy meeting In Prospect street school voted to reopen the Holt District school this morning, The Board of Education had previously voted to close the school, which brought storm of protest from Holt District residents, and which was brought before Q special town meeting Saturday night, at which time the voters of Plymouth by Q vote of % to one had voted to have the Board of Education reconsider their action.
 Lions installed
 William Curtin of New Britain, District Governor, and Cornelius Pryor of Plainvllle, Deputy District Governor of the Lions Clubs, were present Nt the meeting of the Terry vile Lions Club Tuesday night in the Eagles hall at which time the following officers were installed as officers of the Terryville Club. Pres- ident, Merrill c. Scott; first vice president, Wilfred R, Smith; second vice president, Emil Petke; seere- tary and treasurer, II, Prank New city; Lion tanner, Wilton Hawes; tail twister, Leslie Cogswell, Board of directors, w. H. Eustlce, Harry O. Glow, Howard Russell and Aug. uStuS Bunnell,
 The newly installed president an. nouneed his committee chAirmen for the ensuing year as follows: constitution and bylaws, Harry c, Glow; convention, Leslie Cogswell: finance, Howard Russell: education, H. Frank Newcity: membership, Elmer Zeiner; program, Donald 0. Plumb; publicity, J. Francis Ryan; safety, Emil Petke; health and wei. fare, Lawrence Hawes; community betterment, Ernest Ifhoff; civic im- provement, Leslie Cogswell; citizen. ship and patriotism, John Pajewski; boys and girls, W, J. sadoSkl; sight conservation, John Pelehar; at- tendance, Edwin Ives, Jr,
 Joint Installation
 A joint installation of officers of Plymouth Post, American Legion and Auxiliary, took place in the Town Hall Tuesday night With the following officers of the Auxiliary being elected and installed: Pres. ident, Mrs. Myrtle Eden; vice pres. ldent, Mrs. Mary 0ibb; secretary. Mrs. Florence Stanley; treasurer, Mrs. Caroline Streigle; chaplain, Mrs. Helen Edwards; historian, Mrs Ada Rice; sergeant at arms, Mrs, Ethel Harbertt. Howard Whear was elected and installed as commander or Plymouth Post, American Legion,
 Meeting Thursday
 The Women's Auxiliary of St, Peters Episcopal Church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Millicent Sheldon, East Main street, Plymouth.
 Miss Constance A, Thomas, daughter of Mrs. Constance Thom. hs Of b08 Brook street, Forestyille,