The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07

the oldest members of the Terry vile Congregational church of which MT Plumb is deacon, a member of the finance board and has served as church trustee for many years.
 MT. and Mrs. Plumb have one son, George B., of Terryville and a daughter, Mrs. Walter M. Scott of Washington, D. c. There are six grandchildren, Norman w. Plumb, Go. M. M., 3-C U. s. Navy; Sgt. Wendell F. Plumb, U. S. Army Air Corps, stationed in the Philippines; Gilbert A. Plumb, Mo. M. M. 2-C on an L. S. T. in the Pacific area; Miss Ellen Plumb, Sara Scott Beard, wife of Col. w. N. Beard, U. s. Army Engineers and Miss Lois A. Scott of Washintgon, D. C., also three great grand children, Lois Susan Beard, Ruth Shelton Beard and Leslie Ann Plumb ali of Terry vile.
 Funeral Held Wednesday
 The funeral of Emil Foerch, who died at his home on Harwinton avenue, Plymouth, Monday morn ing was held from the Lyons Flu neral Home, High street, Thomas ton, Wednesday at 8:30 and at g o'clock in the St. Thomas Church, Thomaston, where a requiem high Mass was celebrated by Rev. John Rzasa. Mrs. Boice was organist with Harry Lynch as soloist. Burial was in St. Thomas cemetery, with the bearers being Herbert Foerch, Chester Foerch, Raymond Foerch, John Foerch, Walter Foley and Henry Schinzel.
 In Germany
 MT. and Mrs. Marcel Delay of Harwinton avenue, have received word that their son Pvt. Alfred Delay is stationed in Berchtesgaden, Germany, where the 101st Airborne Division of which he is member is doing guard duty at the former home of Hitler. A brother, Pic. Henry Delay is stationed in Hud- finger, Germany.
 Declare Dividend
 The Board of Directors of the Chapman Machine Co.,, declared a two per cent dividend to all stock holders payable June 15 at meet ing held in the company plant on Main street, Tuesday night
 Planning Anniversary
 The Terryville Aerie of Eagles will observe their 32nd anniversary on June 19 by accepting a class of candidates, the Aerie planning to secure 32 candidates for that night. A banquet will be held some time in July, as part of the anniver- sary celebration.
 Receives Honorable Discharge
 SLSgt. John Klimkoski, 31, of 3l Fairview avenue, is believed to be the first Terryville man to receive his honorable discharge from the U. s. Army through the point sys- tenn. Sgt. Klimkoski who arrived at the home of Mrs. Odoska Kim koski, entered the service June ?, 1941 and during his time overseas from Sept. 5, 1943, he saw service in the European, African and Md ale Eastern theater campaigns. He served as platoon sergeant, carry ing on through the Rhineland, the duties of his lieutenant who was killed in action at the start of the drive. He returned to this country May %.
 He was a member of Headquarters Co.,, 2nd Battalion, 32 Armored Division of the First Army and IS holder of the Purple Heart Medal with one Oak Leaf Cluster for wounds received in the European theater, December IT, 1914 and again on February 27, 1945. He also holds the Silver Star Medal; Amer ican Defense Service Medal; Euro pean, African, Middle East Theater ribbon with three service stars ana the Good Conduct medal.
 Meeting Tonight
 An important meeting Of the Welcome Home Committee will be held in the Lions Club rooms, to- night at which time all members are urged to be in attendance, to com plete plans for the three night car nival which will be held next week on the Main street school grounds. w~x(riroe