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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1916

Page

12

Stratford Child Welfare Club plans 4th of July event

Stratford branch of the Child Welfare Club voted for a Fourth of July celebration with Mrs W B Bristol and Mrs Thomas Taylor in charge. A postponed food sale was rescheduled due to a high school seniors event. May meeting featured reports on a health exhibit by Dr Florence Sherman and insights from the Connecticut Congress of Mothers.

W. B. Kelsey Bridgeport Mothers’ Club Bay P. Senior North Avenue Stratford Club Florence Sherman Bridgeport Theratford Child Welfare Club W. B. Bristol Thomas Taylor Richardson Pissef Fred Granniss Louis Stryder Irene Comer Sherman New York Playground Association Alice Begelspiker Frank Sterbinsky Sigmund Iichinsky Hollister Heights Satere Charles H. ‘Peck First James Lally Harold C. Lovell Harry A. Barnes Allen D. Judson David L.rhoades May ‘Morehouse Clayton Blakeslee Charles Judson Sterbinsky Town,hall Kha. Connecticut Co Main Street Congregational Church Board of Selectmen Hard's Corner East Broadway Parochial Society of Christiscopal Church Herbert M. Booth North Main Street Parochial Society of Church Town Hall William John Mc Henry

Funeral service details and burial at Park cemetery

The rites occurred at 2 30 with Rev Mr Boyd presiding. A quartet sang Nearer My God to Thee and Farewell. Relatives and friends attended. Floral arrangements adorned the bier. Pallbearers were James Miller, Harry Traphagen, Charles McLean, Thomas Kelly, John Greer, and Robert Hannah. Interment followed in the Park cemetery family plot.

Enue Mr. Boyd James Miller Harry Traphagen Charles McLean Thomas Kelly John Greer Robert Hannah Park Cemetery

Plans for Memorial Day Parade Set for Friday

At a meeting of the Memorial Day committee in the city clerk office, G A R members will attend and help finalize parade plans for May 30. William Barnum was named grand marshal by the Elias Howe post. Many civic organizations will march.

William Barnum Elias Howe

Obituary Minnie Belden Dies in Local Funeral Rites

The funeral of Minnie Belden daughter of William C Belden was held from Rourke and Boucher 1295 Main Street this morning at 830 and from St Patrick’s Church half an hour later where a high mass was celebrated by Rev John C Lynch. A large attendance of sorrowing relatives and friends witnessed the rites. Floral offerings were numerous and appropriate. The bearers were William Mack Donald Mack Peter Mc Nab Leo Whalen Wilson Tealbault and Frank Mayne. Interment followed in the family plot at St Michael’s Cemetery.

Minnie Belden Minnie William C. Belden Rourke & Boucher Main Street St. Patrick’s Church John C. Lynch Willam Mack Donald Mack Peter McNab Leo Whalen Wilson Tealbault Frank Mayne St. Michael’s Cemetery

Trinity Church confirms class of 27 with vows for life

Bishop Chauncey B Brewster confirmed a class of 27 at Trinity Church last evening. Fifteen were girls and women. He warned the group that the vows are lifelong and urged vigilance against indifference and apathy.

Trinity Church Chauncey B. Brewster Brewster

Aid Society Meet At German Reformed Church

The Ladies Aid society of the German Reformed church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church basement with entrance on Chapel Street. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. F Anton, Mrs. N Neuert, Miss Lyda Fotch and Miss Ida Ricner. Members and friends are invited to attend.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the German Reformed Church Chapel Street F. Anton N. Neuert Lyda Fotch Ida Ricner

Y W G A Girls Pageant Draws Huge Park Audience

At the Park theatre last night a crowd of about 600 women and girls watched the Y W C A pageant The Ministering of the Gift marking the organization’s 50th anniversary The production toured globe themes with Grace D Clarke as director and a large cast of volunteers including Lu cille Marsh as the Assocate Spirit and Ethel Sterling the pageant muse The event featured detailed costumes and a procession with officers directors and patrons listed in full.

Park Theatre Young Women’s Christian Association Globe Grace D. Clarke Frederick D. Granniss Lucille Marsh Ethel Poland Hubbell Erma Chase Imnes Marsh Clarice Petremon Ophelia Foley Dorothy Tomlinson Eugenia Barker Phylis Tomlinson Dorothy Lyon Esther Swain Edith Wilson Carol Sterling Helen Plumb Florence Stearns Sally Lavery Helene Pell Irene Corner Elsie Corner Florence Davidson Genieva Wilson Anna Howes Henrietta Brown Mother Goose Minella Sprague Zilla Schwab Margherite Carlson Ruth Welie Barbara Emt Emmy Lou Havens Billy Hawley Harriet Wills John Speer Peggy Cable Sturges Hurlburt Ethel Sterling Florence Williams Helen Grumman Sara Curtis James G. Ludlum Walter Lashar Edgar W.bassick Arthur Miller E. M. Barker C. B. Mills Ralph Barker H. 8. Miles I. W. Birdseye Mary E. Neville H. Blodgett W. J. Oe P. Bullard H. Pyle E.M. Buckingham John Pullman W. Fearns J. H

The Battle for Health in Father John’s Medicine Ad

An early health tonic touts Father John’s Medicine as the best tonic and body builder for the weak and run down. It claims to be pure wholesome nourishing food that builds new flesh and strength without alcohol.

Father John

Talking to Live: Build for Bridgeport Ad Series

A Bridgeport editorial urges avoiding force to solve housing issues. It argues real trouble comes from clumsy clashes, warns that conflict harms both builders and residents, and promotes common sense and cooperation to provide homes. The piece frames the Great War as a misdirected housing debate and calls for fair, forward-looking solutions.

Boy Scouts Plan Seaside Park Field Day May 27

A field day will be held at Seaside Park May 27 by the Boy Scouts with many athletic contests. Money is being raised for a lodge, kitchen and dining room equipment. A trip to West Point for June 3 is arranged, chaperoned by eighth grade teachers, as recruiting staff for the U S Army in this city is augmented. Private Thomas E Relihan details to assist area recruiters in Norwalk, Stamford, Bethel and Danbury. Erie Railroad officials in Greenville, Pa, received a 50 cent check from an elderly woman who admitted defrauding the company years ago.

Seaside Park Boy Scouts West Point United States Army City Thomas E. Relihan Leakins Norwalk Stamford Bethel Danbury Erie Railroad Greenville

St Georges Parish Annual Meeting Tonight

St George s parish will hold its annual parish meeting tonight at 8 o clock in the schoolroom corner of Colorado and Maplewood avenues. Officers for the year will be elected and reports read including the purchase of a new site and plans to remove the church. All parishioners welcome regardless of legal status. Also an ad for E H Dillon Co offering millinery and garments. A quip about the first big circus bill of the spring.

St. George’s Colorado Maplewood Avenues

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