New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1929, Page 24

B s o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1929. e ———————————————————————————————————————— ——e e |of the Civic club in the community |“The Garden by the Sea” minuet,| Adeline Meisncr, Rose Nwhola:‘\'l‘homa, Otto Leupold, Max Graes- | Dwight Morrow in Mexico City, the WHO lS lT'} |chest drive explained the plans for Becthoven. Helen Anna Podolak, Constance Jo- |ser, George Hagist and William | Traveler says. . [the campaign which begins next| Address of welcome—Walter Paw- | sephine Pestritto, Gladys E. Ras- | Ramm. No further plans are given, be- R |week. H. 8. McR.-auna, presldcnl.(low. president of the class. panti, Rose Rubinstein, Connie H. —— yond the fact that the caretaker of called attention to the fact that Bris-| Recitation—“Smiles,” Mary Rita|Smith, Mary Emily Smolak. Mary |y g - the summer home, Herbert 0. Grant nF HAl_E S[,[]UTS MIL'TARY [;AMPS tol last year raised $96,000 to New ‘Bc\\(;':.\mc. Charlotte Troy, Caroline Johanna Lindbergh May wed at is preparing for the arrival of th: Britain's $69,000, and said the Ki-| Vocal solo—"O Thou Sublime, “g‘;:i i Anae N Morrow’s Maine Home | Morrows carly in Juue. —— ——— wanis club was going to make every | Sweet Evening Sew” (from the AL ANderson. Hyor "~ | Boston, March 27 ®—The Boston | o Troon o Has Program With Ureed Boys From 16 to 9{ fo cttort to make this year's drive suc- | opera Tannhauser) Friedrihc Rech. |STens Leo D. Buszewicz Angeranll | S St it Bog | BEAR HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS D 0 J. L e e W. Dilanjian, Delphis Joseph Frech- says vy FOR BEST RESULTS § 2 = Dwight Skinn: was welcomed | Selec i ch School or. | Ctte Frank Gilberto, Hans Gordon |learned that Colonel Charles A. - —— only FUUI‘ Boys Absem E[lllsl YO]‘ Sll!lll]ler Tl‘&llllflg back after a perleu':l of inmss.\oml ch:;:,;_mn Senior High School OF-| jonneon, Rudolph Adam Kobs, | Lindbergh and Anne Morrow will be | S e e Michael G. Di Lorenzo, Francis W. S0 arhs Moy aummer| B (et irnalpubilocilen | ISR S DL QISR HIAAEE e mmeiisd Rath e Mooy BE e WHEN IN HARTFORD, n Le- Amenicen ! Cihetders Roosevelt, | \ijliam Miller, Walter Pawlow. John | The wedding will fake place in | DINE WITH US. i | '(j"” ety :‘E‘fi'on Venice Wa. | Erocke. Anthony John Razatis, | yune in acordance with an an- ) | rus—(a. ce = ! Iriedrich Rechenberg, Walter 8. 3 2 3 Y S r the tors" Roeder; (b) “The Mapls ledrieh Rechenters, Walter 8 |nouncemest madel by Alr and s | Don’t forget to take home 2 | Leat Forever.” Muir. iward Strahoska, Joseph Syskow- | S s—— ;some Maryland oysters and 5 ocal solo . c { ski, Bert V. Thorin, James Joseph | ) o btk | Beauteus Fatherland,” Lassen, | Urso, H | fresh crackers. 7 Friedrich Rechenberg. | 7-ROOM COTTAGE (Continued from First Page) | Address to graduates—Rev. Ray- 0. D. H. S. DELEGATES [| Near Kensington Congregational } ONIS ’S mond N. Gilman, pastor of Stanle¥| Eintracht lodge, O. D. H. £, met | Church | occasiona this year he sang ov- 1 church. st night and clected the following PHILIP M. FAGAN WTIC in Hartford. He is| Dresentation of diplomas—Mr. | elegates to the state convention at || 1o vioy o Tel c 3121 22 Sti - St Bariford, Conn. : George LeWitt, chairman of evening | New London on May 24 and 25: || 31 Mat® St phehome A1 ;i the 72 pupils who receiv-{scliool committce |Louis Lehr, John Thoma, Ired - (Under Graot's Baee) badges from the D. A. R. las Presentation of flags—Mr. Mau- nt for having attended 75 ses-|,i., 3 pease, commander of Eddy- sions of sct;oql were Mr., Glover post No. 6. 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