New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926, o | Every formal proposal has 1 ...? ‘“m Mae Cadwell Uta Cenel, [villo, Corinne Edith Sioan, 11 | son, George Patrisco, Charles lmn. 1g, Mildred! Welinsky, ROCKEFELLER ASSIDTS | rojected and so far & i be [iRA"UA’” N[]AY AT Lva Pauline Cerulla, Milton Webster | Thomson Bloper, Irene Loulss [Josephine Pyteraf, Isadore Rappu- |Aice Westman, Mary ~Wezowiez, cortained. the? eonference had no x hureh, Munuel Burton Cla Lllan‘.\'mflh, Jumes Burton Smith, Everett |port, Nelllo wrtinsky, Leonard [Josephine White, Anna Yurkunas. 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