Sally Sly the Cowbird Sparks Orchard Gossip
In an Old Orchard moral tale Peter Rabbit learns of a scandal as Jenny Wren accuses Sally Sly of laying an egg in Chebec Nash’s nest. The blackbird family fastens the fault on Sally Sly while contrasting relatives such as Goldy the Oriole and Tiny the Warbler to frame ideas of responsibility and lineage.
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Peter Rabbit
Chebec Yveatcher
Lfe
Peter
Jenny Wren
Petar
Enny Wren
Jenny
Sally Sly
Sally Slythe
Tiny the Warbler
Sally
Blackbird
Geldy
Warner Busses Start Schedule In City
Warner J Bros Co began an employee only bus service with twelve buses. The system, run by workers, offers five cent fares or six tickets for a quarter. Walter Booth oversees operations and two buses remain in reserve for breakdowns to keep workers on time.
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Fac
Warner J Bros. Co
Warner
Walter Booth
Grace Church Adopts Plan for New Edifice
Grace M. B. church members at airfield and Clinton avenue held an advisory meeting to gauge support for a proposed new church building. Speakers included Dr. W. McCormick and Rev. A. J. Martin. A penny social and supper are planned, Service Recognition Week activities are set, with a memorial service on June 29 and a July 3 social. A long street list indicates routes to the factory area used for attendance.
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Grace M. B
Airfield and
Clinton Avenue
Co. W. McCormick
New York
Methodist Churches
A.J. Martin
Grace Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sunday School Week Observed at the People's Church
The People s Church holds a Sunday School Week with daily gatherings from this evening at 6 o'clock starting with supper and teacher conferences. Cradle Roll and Home Departments meet Tuesday afternoon, and Wednesday features youth services. Thursday includes a fete by the Indeavor society with indoor plans if weather turns inclement. Friday sees classes held in teachers or students homes. Children s Day services were held yesterday with 17 diplomas presented and Bibles given to graduates.
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People’s Presbyterian Church
Indeavor Society
Alice
Fairfield Youth Dies After Sunstroke in City
A 13 year old, Frank Chamers of 6 High Street Fairfield, died at St Vincent hospital after suffering sunstroke while wandering near North avenue and Center street. Medical examiners expect the heat exposure while weakened to have caused death. He arrived with his sister after noon, received ice cream, and later requested water before being taken by ambulance.
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North Avenue
Frank Chamers
High Street
Fairfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Garlick
Center Street
Chamers
Center
Abraham
Wrank Chamers
Moresnet's Divided Allegiance Across Belgian German Borders
Brussels reports that Moresnet stands split between Belgium and Germany with no strong local howl. A population of 2,300 before the war faced choosing Belgian or German legal jurisdiction and army service, while customs receipts are shared and zinc deposits drive the interest.
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Brussels
League of Nations
Belgium
Congress of Vienna
Germany
Moresnet
Yale Honors Students Who Died in Battle
Yale marks commemorative exercises for 207 alumni lost in war. President Hadley appeals to ensure their sacrifices were not in vain as Yale honors the dead with a new hymn and Hadley delivering the baccalaureate sermon.
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YALE
New Haven
Local Names Mentioned in City Register List
A fragmented OCR list presents many personal surnames and given names including Muriel Burns Jarriet Chamberlain Lillian Mansier Allan Camp Lenor Lewis Marion Rion Eliza beth Zegas Louise Olmstead Oat ford Lytle Gladys Deacon Stazel Bushnell Genevieve Morris Wil iam Pryor Everett Mason Lauetta Bennett Lucy Voorhees Graydon Lockwood.
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Muriel Burns
Jarriet Chamberlain
Lillian Mansier
Allan Camp
Lenor Lewis
Marion Rion
Elizabeth Zegas
Louise Olmstead
Oatford Lytle
Gladys Deacon
Stazel Bushnell
Genevieve Morris
Wiliam Pryor
Everett Mason
Lauetta Bennett
Lucy Voorhees
Graydon Lockwood
Religion Feeds the Soul at Artie Baptist Church
Rev. Harry B Foster of Second Baptist Artie and Sossuth streets preached on A Glorious Mystery and And They Were Hungry as questions of how religious truths feed the soul. Tonight the Ladies social plans a jai boix at 1196 Broad Street to raise funds for a new pipe organ. An annual Sunday school picnic is set for Beardsley Park on June 38.
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Harry &. Foster
Second Baptist
Artie
Sossuth Streets
Imio
Crist
George Bennet Startford
Broad Street
Beardsley Park
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Ferdie
Uncle How
Tropics
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Unser
H. A. Macgill
Andy
George McManus
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MR Jones
Kir
Tchen
X Doengs
DUFFS
Helen
OeLoacie Vty
Allman
Arst National Bank
Young Folk’s Corner
Denny
Sally Siz the Cowhbird
Enersy
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Wikerdin Avenue
Spruce Street
Ash Greek
Slate Street
Brewster Street
Stratfield Road
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Main Street
Washington, Park
Gregory Streets
Washington
Main
Boston
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Fairfield Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Otheir Neals
the People’s Church
Presbyterians
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
League of Women Voters
Massachusetts
States
Council of
One Hundred
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Ophelta’s
MR. Foster
Gude
Pepto Mangan
Red Blood Builder
M. J. Breitenbach Company Manufacturing
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Trindle
Allen
le Roy
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