Returning from Yukon Station in Alaska News
A long list of Bridgeport residents and their summer plans is noted, highlighting travelers from Yukon Alaska and their expected return dates. Several social events, weddings, visits, and household moves are mentioned, with families visiting relatives in New York Brooklyn and New Hampshire. The piece documents postwar social life, gatherings, and travel among local families and their connections to mills, churches, and clubs.
Sons of Veterans to Host Banquet for Returning Service Men
Franklin Bartlett camp of the Sons of Veterans met at the club rooms on Main Street to plan a banquet for service men recently returned from the war. After the meeting a smoker was held with 26 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Comley
Joseph Peabody
Felix Meigs
Sidney Staples
St. Paul's Church
Byvall
Franklin Bartlett
Sons of Veterans
Main -Street
Miss Sipperly, Hall Wed In Bridgeport Church Ceremony
One of Bridgeport's popular June brides Miss Lydia Sipperly daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Sipperly 218 Norman Street married Irving G Hall of Park Avenue at Memorial Baptist Church Rev Alfred Kenyon officiated The double ring service bridal party included Ruth Brown bridesmaid Raymond Sipperly best man The couple received at the bride's home with over a hundred guests later honeymooning through the Catskills and to Waynesboro Pa where Hall is employed Out of town guests included Sterling Fantan Danbury Agnes Hayes Patterson A Sipperly Cristobel Sipperly Edith and Mabel Hazen Ray mond Van Anglen Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Ruth Brown
Raymond Sipperly
Miss Brown
Ruth Fanton
Danbury
Emanuel Ahlaurg
Hall
Catskills
Mrs Dougherty Hosts A Large Children Party
Mrs William J Dougherty of 1496 North Avenue hosted a large children's party for her daughter Elizabeth to mark her sixth birthday. Fourth of July favors from the pond and peanut hunt prizes added patriotic color with lanterns and banners while parents were entertained. Guests included Ruth Devine Lillian Farrell Eileen Green Eleanor Owens Blanche Wingren Margaret Kiely Mable Conner Estelle Reilly Catherine Anna Agnes Doughery Marie Bogey Catherine Farrel Luella Sherry Esther Allen Gerard Kirk Louis Haye Frederick Allen William Farrell Andrew Owens Joseph Ganley Judson La Haye William Dougherty Frances Herd Robert Dougherty Howard Posey Raymond Farrell Richard Reilly Boward Healy and John Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Dougherty
North Avenue
Elizabeth
Ruth Devine
Lillian Farrell
Eileen Green
Eleanor Owens
Blanche
Wingren
Margaret, Kiely
Mable Conner
Estelle Reilly
MISS B A LESTER TO VISIT THE GOLDEN GATE
Miss B A Lester of 107 High street state secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A O H will be one of the New England delegates at the international convention of the Ancient Order of Tibernians in America held in San Francisco from July 16 to 19 The delegates will tour with stops at points of interest across the continent The start will be Boston July 16 and the party is due to arrive on the coast July 14 The return trip will start July 19 and finish at Boston July 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Lester
High Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
New England
Ancient Order of Tibernians
America
San Francisco
Boston
Baby Care In Heat Keeps Infant Restful And Safe
Practical tips from Mrs Max Wist on infant care during hot weather. Highlights include proper clothing, room cooling, use of a fan, screened sleeping area, and avoiding sleep-inducing drugs. Advice covers feeding, bedtime routines, sleep schedules, and creating a quiet, comfortable sleep environment for babies from birth to age two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wist
Children’s Bureau
U. S
De‘parement of Labor
Washington,d.c
Bridgeport Women Plan Special Meeting on National Conference
Bridgeport Business Women's Club calls a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Mrs. Georgiana Greeley’s home to organize for the national conference of business and professional women in St Louis July 14 to 18. Connecticut Rhode Island representation discussed in Hartford with Miss Rose House and Miss Jane Langshaw on the steering committee. Hartford New Haven to name delegates. War Board of the W CO A to cover two New England delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of Business and Professional Women
St. Louis
Bridgeport Business Women's Club
Georgiana Greeley
Church Street
Stratford
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Hartford
Rose EH House
Greeley
Bridgeport
Lundgren Murder Trial Goes to the Jury
Lawrence Mass July 1 Both sides rested in the trial of Mrs Bessie M Skeels Lundgren for the murder of Miss Llorence W Gay Attorneys Daniel J Daley for the defense and Attorney General H C Atwill for the Commonwealth will close arguments tomorrow and the case is expected to go to the jury Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Bessie M. (Skeels) Lundgren
Llorence W. Gay
Daniel J. Daley
H.C. Atwill
Commonwealth
Dary
Mureday
Letters from Natalie to Evelyn reveal plans and fashions
A long letter from Natalie to Evelyn discusses summer visits and holiday plans, Stratford visits, and praise for Mrs Wilson’s Priscilla Tea Room. It also details shopping notes for summer attire, mentioning Vogue Dress Shop, Osgood Shop, white shoes, and new blouses for the boys, plus sewing with a motor-equipped machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olwood
SAILS WITH RED CROSS TO SIBERIA
Mrs. Margaret Cooper long served Bridgeport as Red Cross influenza ward director at Hillside home during last winter the epidemic. She has sailed from San Francisco for Siberia to lead a Red Cross unit fighting disease there carrying ready equipment and decades of nursing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cooper
Bridgeport
Red Cross
Hillside
San Francisco
Siberia
Cooper
Captain Murphy Arrives From France at Camp Dix
Captain James E. Murphy, son of Colonel T. J. Murphy, arrived at Camp Dix New Jersey yesterday after extended service with American forces overseas. His brother Captain Jeremiah F. Murphy was killed in action in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB. Murphy
Col
T. J. Murphy
Camp Dix
N. J
Murphy
New York
Captain Murphy
Bridgeport High School
Jeremiah FE. Murphy
France
Marjorie Boyd Sparks Tension Between Crittenden and Friend
In Chicago circles, a domestic clash unfolds as Crittenden questions Marjorie Boyd's influence on his living room changes. The narrator intervenes to protect a valued friendship, using firm persuasion to defuse the rift. The scene ends with a rekindled bond and a playful tease about behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Crittenden
Mac Jorna Boyd
Hig
Marjorie Boyd
Marjore
Chicago
eWell
Boyds
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