Kusterer Feted By Friends In Stratford
Stratford society notes recount a bridge party hosted in honor of Miss Kusterer with Mrs Roy Youngs and a guest list including Mrs William Ni Maize and Mrs Richard Staples. Other items cover James Weeks daughter Susan hosting a June bride event, summer plans for local residents, and club and library activities for the season.
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Kusterer
Waddine Avith Isaac B. Ferris
Roy ‘Youngs
Salem Street
Widge
Miss Kusterer
William Ni Maize
Richard Staples
W. Arthur la Field
John Hughes
George Hughes
Harvey Irving
Wellington
Walker
T. Hawley
Howard
Stone
Margaret “Hughes
Susan
Weeks
C.E. Weeks
Coleman
Baby Care Aims at Exact Science for Mothers
Health experts from the UD S&S Children's Bureau urge mothers to study baby care and request Bureau bulletins from Washington. The guide covers feeding whether breast or bottle, water needs, milk safety, bottle prep, and avoiding over or under feeding during hot summer weather. It stresses maternal health, rest, and proper nursing schedules, with bulletins available free upon request.
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MBS
Max West
UD S&s
Children’s Bureau
Standard’ Telegram
Bulletin of
Children's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Crowd Food Hut Demonstrates Home Canning Techniques
A city crowd of housewives watched Miss Helen Weed and Miss Eleanor Maddell illustrate canning fruits and greens, dehydrated product recipes, and preserves. They demonstrated greens steamed instead of boiled to retain minerals, and outlined jam and jelly varieties, with Marion Donaldson heading the dehydration plant and government bulletins being distributed.
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Helen I. Weed
Miss Weed
Eleanor Maddell
Marion Donaldson
Miss, Weed
Tuesday It Will Be Barkeep Two Coffees
Hartford residents report saloons may convert to coffees and tea rooms next Tuesday morning as prohibition begins Many dealers plan to repurpose spaces while others open steak and chop houses Some clubs auction liquor stocks this week and others propose selling to members before July 1
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Hartford
Noti
Hebrew Carnival Draws Large Crowd at Brooklawn Pavilion
Attended by many, the Hebrew Carnival last night at the Brooklawn Dancing Pavilion benefited the Hebrew Children's Aid Society. The program featured dancing to fine music, serpentines and confetti, with merriment throughout. Souvenirs were handed to all attendees.
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Brooklawn
Hebrew Children's Aid Society
Pelagio B Luna Dead in Buenos Aires
Pelagio B Luna, vice president of the Argentine Republic, died in Buenos Aires on June 23 after several weeks of serious illness. He took office October 12, 1916. He had planned summer activities including barnyard English and dressmaking classes for Italian women.
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Buenos Aires
Senor Luna
Argentine Republic
Fle
International Institute
Scalise Guzzi celebrate June wedding at Sacred Heart
Miss Marie Guzzi and Gabriel Scalise united by Rev Richard C Moore at Sacred Heart church. Bride wore Georgette crepe gown with illusion veil, bouquet of roses. Rose Guzzi maid of honor in pink gown with rose bouquet. Best man Thomas Sealin. Honeymoon trip to Boston then Winsted. gifts from Warner Brothers staff.
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Sacred Heart R
Richard C. Moore
Marie Guzzi
Gabriel Scalise
Rose Guzzi
Thomas Sealin
Warren Street
Hinderer and Dyson Set Wed at Home Ceremony
Edith Evelyn Dyson daughter of Benjamin Dyson of Warehouse Point Conn wed Frederick Floyd Hinderer son of Frederick J. Hinderer of 7 Beechmont Avenue last night at 7 in the bride’s home 213 Ann Street. Rev George Sutherland of Calvary Episcopal Church officiated before about thirty five relatives. Maid of honor Minnie Karkutt and groomsman Clinton B Hinderer assisted. Brides gown white georgette crepe over white satin with pearls. Honeymoon to last several weeks at home after August 1 121 Fairview Avenue. Guests from Delhi N Y Hobart N Y New Haven Springfield Mass and Warehouse Point Conn. Mrs Hinderer a Bridgeport Hospital trained nurse class of 1916. Mr Hinderer a teller at City Savings Bank.
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Edith Evelyn Dyson
Benjamin Dyson
Warehouse Point
Conn
Frederick Floyd Hinderer
Frederick J. Hinderer
Beechmont Avenue
Ann Street
George Sutherland
Calvary Episcopal Church
Minnie, Karkutt
Clinton &. Hinderer
Tennis Courts At Parks Prove Great Attraction
The recreation board reports municipal tennis courts are the leading park draw with Beardsley and Seaside parks hosting seven days. The golf course at Beardsley is busy, croquet and volleyball gear rise in daily use, and a new permit system may allocate hourly court access to accommodate patrons.
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PP. V. Gahan
Recreation Board
Beardsley Park
Parka
Beardsley
Recreation Bureau
United church summer school Opens July to August
The United church summer school returns for a second season from July 7 to August 15. Ages 3 to 14 may attend daily 9:30 to 11:30 except weekends. Robert C. Te Calhoun of Yale leads religious education. Miss Paula Osterlund heads kindergarten. Miss May Belle Sheehan directs handwork. Miss Mildred Hitt arranges music. A wide church committee oversees the program.
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United Church
Robert Te, Calhoun
Yale University
Church of the See
New Haven
Mes Paula ‘Osterlund
Connecticut
Mreeat Sehood
Investigation of Air Mail Accident Sparks-Posture Report Demand
Washington June 25 A resolution calling on the postmaster general for a report on an air mail accident May 2 that destroyed bank correspondence not designated for air transmission was introduced today by Representative Steenerson, chairman of the House post office committee. J W Harriman, president of the Harriman National Bank New York City, said $65 000 in checks and drafts were destroyed and the loss mysteriously covered by the department.
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Washington
Postmaster General
Steenarson
House Post Office Committee
J. W. Harrriman
Harriman National Bank
New York City
Department
Our Furniture Arrives in Golden Autumn
A newlywed couple, Bess and Crittenden, share a rare moment of partnership as they shop for eight rooms of furniture. He insists she select the best, she admires his gracious bills, and they buy together room by room with mutual praise for taste and judgment.
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Will
Crittenden
Bess
Qorittenden
Crittenen
Cane J
Suhmerece
The Letters of Natalie Dear Evelyn
A reminiscence letter contrasts postwar life with high school era and discusses aging, fashion, and shopping. It mentions girdles, corsets, bicycle purchases for boys, fabrics, and a sale on Encyclopaedia Britannica, highlighting personal reflections and consumer interest.
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Evelyn
French Consul Sought to Locate Westerlen Heirs
Judge Miller asks the French embassy in Washington to locate heirs of George A. Westerlen who died in the city leaving 8726.27 dollars. Heirs were Alsace Lorraine residents German born. one may have died serving in the German army. French consular search to locate missing relatives now that Alsace Lorraine is French.
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George A. Wester
Len
Alsace-Lorraine
Paul L. Miller
Alfred Griesinger
Washington
Alsace
Lorraine
Westerlen
Ober Burnhaupt
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