New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1930, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pa,2s 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930. Pipe Organ for H. To Be Paid for By Concert Fund THINK BOES WENT & WEST O et | A movement to cnlist the aid of &1l musical organizations in the city towards forming a chorus of 500 or more voices in an effort to ra funds for a pipe organ for the ior High school audit started and plans are hold a big community early in the fall. The been the original idea of Rev. Dr. REV. DR. A. A, AHLQUIST A. A. Ahlquist, pastor of the Iirst Lutheran church and an active mem- ber of the Kiwanis club. Dr. Ahl- quist is one of the city’s outstanding musical authorities and took a prominent part in the re- writing of the hymnal for Swedish Lutheran churches. e has the aid Per Olsson, organist and Lutheran | musical influential industrial he city. ¢ matter was broached to Prin- cipal L, ade of the Senior High has his approval. plan is said to include & combined from all Iy n choirs, the clioirs from ian Orthod en | * Young Sackett and Adams Fail fj = movement is said to have| recently | ind St Te- | S. Auditorium {0 Refurn Home i ‘ A transcontinental | seems to have been m than the same trip by |in the mind of Iredec |17 year old son of N\ ‘l,ouh Sackett of 61 Madison stres ‘\\ho, with Burton Adams, !h\‘ | Bristol. has been missing from home | s v morning. |last night that some time ago he | had told a chum, James Bush of 53 | South High strect, that he and an- |other boy were planning to take a ;MM\I trip to Texas and possibly | |later to southern California, His parents therefore think it possible | ‘vhm tl far-off states were the of the two boys, who ap- || left together. Mr. Sackett | could have ma 1ado the “tr "t’l’\lll‘ fashion by waiti | | Another cl reported that Frederick had The local youth's parents learned | (f told | Y] E. ORI aw* S = &0 |Bim of a project to cycle to New | % York city. No word has heen received from | ¢ the yolic state, who e 100k- out for the the pair. omething deve orted any trace of | g oped today, ckett planned {a invoke t aid of the attempt to have descriptions of the | two youths broadcast over a na- 1 tional network. Scout Executive Oscar A. Erick- || son this afternoon was planning to notify the executives of cities along the possible route of the two youths | in order that Boy Scouts in those | | places might be on the lookout for the pair. Sackett was a member of Troop 4 of this city. NEW LONDON CONVENTION | New Britain to Be Well Represented | ter's churches, St. Mary musical to cooperate s choir and will he moves other larsc roups in he ;C’. lan is {o have one concerd, | Adeetinseplich Oncn | o entirely towar: Neat Thursday annual convention of the auxiliary to the Sons of Union \,[,\ X r, Department | hield in New auditorium and ting would Connceticut, will b | London on Thursday this week, The first s surprise party w led on Thursd in honor of Mrs. 319 Stanley st The hom 1 in pink white | hotel. were present from Wa- | beld at Meriden, | ning at the Mohican hotel During the| The New London bus obert ren- | Hartford 0 a. m, cctions accompanied | Those planting to rthur Jobert. Miss | Auxiliary No. 1, Yiola Jobert ¢ piano selections [Alice Carls; and George Curtiss tenor | Maybelle solo, “On the v. Games were playec luncheon served. Carey was the recipient of many gifts. = it depa SEEKS COURT' RULING Ethel Washington, April 20 (P—Havins | preside won in the federal district court in |departme New York eity a part of its anti- |G vd t department president, trust proceedings against ten of the | Mrs, Annc Walker; past de praicipal film producing companics, [ment chaplain, M Nellic Tal- the United States today asked {ho|madge; past department inspector, supreme court to pass on an - | Mrs. Lilla Weir; department aides, trust azainst the companies! M Williams and Mrs. which it lost Henry Goldsmith AND COMPANY Ol‘l'(}\l'l‘h GLEN ST. e i ik o'clock Thursda attend from | are president vice president Carroll; delegat e Gibney; delegat Vaill, department cha w. Department I. z s. Carric Yarroll; third nt council member, Mrs. nerd: past Mrs. Lillian Pierce; past resident, Mrs. Jennie ' | on the piano buffet suit 5 MAIN ST. 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