Hincks Goes Europe Yale Rep In Inter Allied Meet
Several noted locals attend a family gathering as Hincks s joined Yale as a representative in Europe for the inter allied meet. The report notes decorations of pink carnations at a Greenwich Inn party and a large turnout for community events and charitable drives.
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York
Mary
Hincks
Europe
Yale Repre
Joseph
H. Stagg
West Ave
Thomas
Tregonawet
Edward B. Caldwell
Philadelphia
Caldwell
University of Penn
Home-Making Lessons for Brides by Mrs Edith Nichols
A 1910s lesson urges brides to start household accounts and monthly budgets. It argues budgeting turns expenses into a record of past spending, guides future purchases, and helps save. It distinguishes necessities, cooperating expenses, and higher life, with examples from yearly income and monthly allocations.
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Edith Null Nichols
Food Hut exhibits show canning and dehydrated goods
A group of women at City Hall Green explored seasonal canning methods led by Mrs F E Fickett who showcased pineapple canning and sterilization. Miss Helen J Weed demonstrated dehydrated products and window displays include corn on the cob and a summer hat making process. Millinery results and home demonstration activities were highlighted.
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City Hall Green
F. E. Fickett
Helen J. Weed
Ladies of Charity Plan June Tea and Bridge
Mrs. James E. Kelly, president, will be general chairman of the annual June tea bridge and musicale to be held in the Nurses' home Saturday afternoon. An enthusiastic committee coordinates the event with an extensive musical program by local artists including Sadie Dillon and Genevieve Schorndorff, plus prizes for bridge and whist.
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Miss Hudson
Lawn Casino
Murray's
Biltmore
New York
Hamoy Hubbell
James ‘E. Kelly
Ladies of Charity of
John I. Shea
Mary, Walsh
Mary Sullivan
Molly Daley Ogren
Sadie Dillon
John Loxsen
Genevieve Schorndorff
Flancott
Elizabeth Savard
Glens McNamara
Virginia Arnold
Catherine Owens
Margaret Rock
Mary Monihan
Genevieve
Nellie Donshee
Isabel Keller
Catherine Foley
Josephine Cooney
Nellie Laidlaw
Eva Walsh
Catherine Torpey
Mary
Local Names Highlight Sanford and Cullinan Family Ties
Readable fragments mention Sanford, Miss Catherine Cullinan, Gallahue, Miss Helen and Miss Agnes McMurray, signaling a social or genealogical note in the column. The context suggests a community listing or social roster with several young women named in a shared event or gathering.
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Ite Sanford
Catherine Cullinan
Catherine Torpey
Mary Gallahue
Helen
Agnes McMurray
For Her Own First Bonnet By Belty Brown
Describes a young girl's bonnet of crin stray pale bine with pink and blue straw roses, tied under the chin with a blue taffeta bow. Takes note of Latin race as a general term for Romance language peoples. Mentions Latin languages and that Waterloo battle began and finished in eight hours.
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Belty Brown
Waterloo
Pageant on Children’s Day at Park Street Church
Mrs Roy E Clark directs a Sunday afternoon pageant at Park Street Congregational to illustrate The Rights of the Child. Raymond Brucker plays the father with Hazel Blanchard as mother and actors portraying children and community figures in scenes on neglect falsehood cruelty and education. The production features Miss Betts and others in roles of religious education and child welfare, with the Three Magi and children freed from ignorance and labor as central focus.
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Roy E. , Clark
Laurel Avenue
Park Street Congregational Church
Marion
Raymond Brucker
Hazel Blanchard
Wheeler Clark
Eleanor
Benjamin
Newton Hoyt
Pauline
Hitch
Elizabeth Norman
Cornelia Reinhart
Martha
Morreson
Mary Lyon
Betts
Jarvis Ixingston
Robert Griffen
Eleator Beard
Helen Clark
Edith’ Keith
City Beautiful
John Johnson
Ray Wooton
Fred Roth
Robert Warn
William Bilam
Ruth Greninger
Dorothy Singer
Mildred
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
An old advertisement warns against harsh soaps and alkali in shampoos drying the scalp and brittle hair. It promotes coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, cheap, and effective for cleansing, rinsing easily, and leaving hair soft and bright. It also claims the product removes dust and dandruff and lasts months for a family. The ad also notes cosmetic services by Elizabeth Fenner, offering permanent eyebrows with privacy, in Bridgeport at 100 Conn. Nat. Bank Bldg.
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Mair
Bridgeport
Bank Bldg
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