Springfield Kiwanis hosts New England district convention
Over three hundred delegates from Kiwanis clubs in Boston Portland Worcester Springfield Holyoke Northampton Hartford Bridgeport New Haven Stamford Woonsocket Providence gathered in Springfield for a district convention. Activities included a hotel Kimball opening with a benediction, speeches by International President Elliott and others, a round table on club affairs, and a unanimous resolution praising Governor Coolidge amid Boston police troubles.
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Portland
Worcester
Sprinfeld
Holyoke
Northampton
Hartford
Bridgeport
New Haven
Stamford
Woonsocket
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England
Springfeld
Peringfield Kiwanis Club
Kimball Calloom
Hiligttjof
Canada
Tte Ulkerson
Washington,d.c
Kiwanis
Orceh
Elliott Jave
Witch
Ranis
Vaios Eglish
Kiwanis Convention Sightseeing Tour Ends With Hotel Kimball Dance
The Bridgeport group attended the Kiwanis convention with a city sightsee, dinner at the Kimball, and a closing ball at the Kimball Hotel. District Governor Webster of Portland and Treasurer Badger of Worcester were re-elected as officers as 18 Kiwanis clubs now exist in the U.S. and Canada.
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Bridgeport
Wind
Robert MM. Sperry
Tohn J. Fisher
Walter W.hubbell
BE. M. McCutehnon
Arthur H. Paul
George Tt. Hosking
Sonal Life Insurance Company
Hartford Biwanis
Bridgeport Ladies
Elotel Klagvatt
Chane S. Webhster
Portland
Thomas Badr, Sr
Worcester
Time
International Organization
United States
Canada
Mrs. Sanford's Message To Working Women
Laurel Mississippi woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from female troubles after eight years of pain and weakness. She reports improved health, can work at a machine, sew, and manage housework, and offers her letter for publication to help others.
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Miss
Ydia E. Pinkham
Mia
J.C. Santorp
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E, Pinkham
Europe Getting On Its Feet In Business Recovery
Patterson, president of the National Cash Register Company, says Europe is recovering from the war with growing business activity. He notes France shows better conditions than expected and Belgium and Germany are rebuilding. he emphasizes American aid and the League of Nations as essential for lasting peace and prosperity.
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Six Bridgeporters in Devon auto crash
Milford Sept 28 six persons narrowly escaped injury in a spectacular Devon road crash at 6 pm on Past road. Charles B Lucas of 1194 State street Bridgeport attempted to pass William Leighton of 118 Park avenue Bridgeport. mudguards locked and both cars skidded 100 feet. Leighton’s car overturned. Lucas’s stayed upright. Three women rode with Leighton plus one man with Lucas were not hurt. Lucas arrested on reckless driving charges.
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Devon
Charles B. Lucas
State ‘Street
Bridgeport
William Leighton
Park Avenue
Leighton
Lucas
Grand Masters Day Observed at Masonic Home Willimford
Milford and Devon members of Ansantawae lodge and Lu ci chapter attended Grand Masters Day at the Masonic home in Willingford celebrating the home’s 24th anniversary. Rev. Harris F. Starr of New Haven gave the principal morning address. Afternoon talks were by Grand Master Wallace Moyle of New Haven and Grand Matron Ada Oakley Pagan of Danbury.
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Devon
Ansantawae Lodge
A. F
A. M
Luci
O. B.S
Willingford
Harris FE. Starr
New Haven
Nice
Wallace &. Moyle
Ada Oakley Pagan
Danbury
New York Typographical Union Backs 44 Hour Week Stance
In New York on September 28 the Big Six union adopted resolutions pledging support for a proposed strike starting October 1 in commercial printing plants. The main demand is an 44 hour work week as a key objective of the action.
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New York
New York Typographical Union
New Army Plan Called Unsound
Major Tompkins Melivaine, acting chairman of the Military Training Corps Association, critiques the administration bill as unsound. He argues for a longer six month training period, a properly trained citizen army, and warns that reliance on voluntary enlistment would fail to build an effective federal force in war.
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Marcy Army
Tompkins Melivaing
United States
Shaker
National ‘Security League
Melivaine
Baker
Best He Could Think Of Apple Tree Exchange
In a Boston Transcript vignette a farmer scolds a boy perched in his apple tree. The youth pleads he is scaring away birds stealing fruit, presenting a rustic, humorous exchange between rural observer and mischievous youngster.
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Boston Transcript
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