Recreation Field Day Draws 5600 At Camp Near Fairfield Beach
Recreation field day and outing drew more than 5600 attendees to a west Fairfield Beach camp for a day of games nature studies and swimming. Prizes were awarded for leaf collection flowers and nature projects while prize winners included Rose Tainedles and Esther Grane. The event exhausted commissary supplies and even a well ran dry due to large turnout with plans for similar outings next week under Superintendent P Y Gachan.
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Fairfield Beach
West Fairnetd Gach
P. Y. Gachan
Board of Recreation
Rose
Esther Grane
Boston Avenue
Jardiniere
Davids Turrsen
William Haynes
Camp field day highlights city youths outdoor life
Bridgeport field day showcases swimming contests for younger boys John McPad den wins underwater event while Joseph Burns places second. Girls swim winner Miss Rona Baum and boys 15 and under excel in 60 yard and underwater races. Camp life features meals, sanitar y discipline, and nature study led by Burlingham Schurr and Scotty the Pullman cook, with seven tents and a 30-capacity.
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Burlingham Schurr
Schurr
Mr. Schutz
John McPadden
Brooks Street
Folin Swate
Joseph Burns
Connecticut Avenue
Wiliam Alden
William Streat
Edward Bieber
Eagle Street
Wilbur Knapp
Las Boston Avenue
Albert Wyan
YGG Stratford
Ygg Stratford Avenue; Second, Gilbert Mesery
Orchard Street
Albert Kagan
Stratford Agenus
Andy Marzik
Rona Baum
Seaside Bathhouse
Gertrude Demuth
Fairfield Beach
Alice Bishop
New Haven
Bridgeport
William H. Hayes
Long Island
Ling Uke
Scotty
Pullman
Scott
Mr. Haynes
Aie
Mr. Schurr
Bernice McNamee
State Street
Irene Marks
William J. Knapp
Boston Avenue
Flowers Bring Joy and Swimming Lessons at Camp Recreation
A brief poem by ateNamee extols flowers brightening tenement rooms and uplifting the poor. Camp recreation features daily swimming lessons led by Rudolph Huta, with Captain Baum assisting at Seaside bath house. A girls versus boys baseball game ends 3 to 2, highlighted by Miss Charlotte Lieberum’s winning home run.
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MateNamee
Rudolph Huta
Lfe Saving Corps
Ham
Baum
Charlotte Lieberum
Court Hears Title Case Over Encroaching Fence
Margaret Bell sues neighbor Louis Parales in Common Lois court over a 30 inch strip. Bell claims Parales fenced onto her land by two and a half feet and seeks possession. Attorney Thomas Cullinan states Bell held the disputed tract for over 20 years and holds title by deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn J. Booth
Common Lois
Margaret Bell
Louis Parales
Thomas Cullinan
Vacation Dream Away From Expense
A Brookfield Argus quip envisions a blissful two week break where the speaker imagines escaping all thoughts of expense and financial concerns while on vacation. The remark frames travel as a carefree retreat from costs.
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Brookfield Argus
Fruit-a-tives advertised for nerve exhaustion relief
A Buffalo reader reports paralysis on the right side since April and credits Fruit-a-tives for rapid improvement. The testimonial claims the product eliminates harsh laxatives and salts, with a suggested price of 60 cents per box or two dollars fifty for a case, offered by FRUTE-A-TIVES Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
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Grant St. Buffalo
Ostrandet
Frute-A-Tives Limited
Ogdiensburg
N. Y
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