Easter Pageant Roles and Directors Noted in Local Play
The Easter pageant featured Mrs Makismith and others in key roles with Salome and Jeruet among participants. Directors included Mra Charles Ho Uennsath and Min Ubaerles A Decker, with the event led by Russe dy Inonthas and Barker.
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Laser Melodies
Min Ubaerles A Decker
Mra
Charles Ho Uennsath
Pigeant
Turkish defense budget passes amid uncertain times
An unstable text describes a Turkish defense budget vote, with distorted names and scattered phrases. It notes the approval on a national defense topic, mentioning Selum Ono and unclear figures, while reference to parliamentary action and defense priorities remains partially garbled.
Young People’s League Plans Dance Next Week
A parish event is set for the upcoming week with invitations sent to residents on Tintad Street and nearby areas. Organizers describe a community dance arranged by the Young People’s League, with local families and groups urged to attend and participate.
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Young People’s League
Rabbis Condemn Easter Bias Against Jews in Service
Hartford April 17 CAP Millions of Christians will emerge from Easter services in enmity toward Jews, warned Rabbi Abram Feldman in a Temple Beth Israel sermon. He denounced persecutions and distortions of Jewish history, noting Golgotha as a symbol used against Jews from biblical times to today.
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Rabbi Feldman
Loring
Jesus
Calvary
Jersalem
Uadal
Shell Union Oil to issue debentures in new $50 million issue
New York April 17 AP A fresh $50,000,000 five percent debenture issue by Shell Union Oil Co will be placed on the market tomorrow by a syndicate led by Lee Higginson & Co. The bonds yield about 5 1/2 percent and are intended partly to retire about $17,000,000 of outstanding five percent preferred stock from an original $50,000,000 issue.
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New York
Shell Union Oil Company
Lee Higginson
Compan
Philadelphia Driver Held After Crash Here
Mortis Werofsky aged nineteen of 4799 Basehill Street Philadelphia was arrested on reckless driving after his car crashed into another vehicle operated by William C. Thomas of 2b4 Beardsley Street. Police say Werofsky traveling west on Connecticut Avenue passed a company bus on the wrong side at Central Avenue, causing the collision.
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Mortis Werofsky
Basehill Street
Philadelphia
William C. Thomas
Beardsley Street
Werofskey
Connecticut Avenue
Connecticut Company
Central Avenue
Thomas
Jimmie Learns Spelling and Grammar in School Lesson
A narrative shows Jimmie mastering spelling and possessive grammar, yet receiving poor marks. The tale contrasts memorization with practical use, urging testing of memory lessons by application to real writing and speaking to convert knowledge into wisdom.
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Jimmie
Jimmy
Jammie
Returns to School and Social Events Highlight Local Life
Local notices recountReturning to school Mrs William J Leigh of Waldenmere avenue Whe with her hose Keeper Mrs K Fi Tyan as oeen or an extended Mediterranean iv, as spending Buster in BP. IS Me and Ms Clarence EB Stirges, for Sance ITN, houthpors um new sojourning in Virginis. Mrs George dubasan in wire of the vir wud pinochie ty he given by the Nav Lodge S. of 13 this evening at 7:30. Mr and Mrs Philos "cdhoun have issued invitations for a dance at the Black Hawk Yacht club, first party of the season. Social visits include Mr and Mrs David Dey entertaining guests at Boston. Numerous students and locals are noted returning to Willard School, Troy NY, and university tours. The Naval Veterans’ association plans a meeting at the State Armory, with other community events and club activities mentioned.
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William J. Leigh
Waldemere Avenue
K. Fi Tyan
George Dubasan
Nav
Philos. ¢Dhoun
Black Hock Yacht Club
Yacht Club
6000 Children In Easter Egg Hunt At Waterbury Park
Waterbury April 11. More than 6000 children joined an Easter egg hunt at Hamilton Park directed by the Waterbury Lions club before 4000 spectators. The crowd caused a delay in the community singing as groups of ages 12 and under searched the park. A wire enclosure held younger children while Scouts helped manage the crowd. Prize eggs were dispersed. 30 children became separated from parents during the rush and were gathered in the dance pavilion until reunions.
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Waterbury
New England
Hamilton Park
Waterbury Lions Club
Gian
Jenners
Time limit extended for Northern Pacific stock deposits
The Northern Pacific and Great Northern consolidation plan extends the stock deposit deadline to May 16, 1927. A stockholders letter says responses were very satisfactory and the committee expects to apply soon to the Interstate Commerce Commission for approval of the filing.
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Northern Pacific
Northern Pacifi
Great Northern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Derby Returns to Popularity in New York Parade
In New York on April 17 AP described a parade with conspicuous beau drummels and gleaming silk hats as the derby regained popularity. Belles wore simple tailored suits while crowds packed Fifth Avenue around St Patrick’s Cathedral and Saint Thomas Church, with photographers perched on traffic towers.
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rYouk
Beau Drummels
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Bt Thomas
Patrons named for Dorothy play at Central High School
The list of patrons for Dorothy and the Wizard in the Land of Oz was announced for the Children's Theatre League production at Central High School on Thursday afternoon. Patrons include Mrs. John T. Arma, Mrs. Robert Bradley, Mrs. Arthur Brewer, Mrs. St. Beach, and many others. Clare Major Players organized the event with Mrs. Andrew JK Smith and Mrs. B. Wr. Carepenter heading the theatrical committee. The same play will also be staged in Bridgeport, New York Players touring this week with Yale professor William Lyon Phelpe on the advisory board alongside notable figures such as Walter Campden and Rachel Crothers.
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Dorothy and the
Children's ‘Theatre League
Central High School
John T. Arma
Robert Bradley
Arthur Brewer
St. Beach
A. EB. Velisia
Mira. W. A. Comley
Charles Cyrus
E. B. Callwell
New York
William Lyon Phelpe
Yale
Bridgeport
Clare Major
Walter | Campden
George Arise
Elsie Ferguson
Frank Craven
Hassaed Shot
Rachel Crothers
Mexican Speculation Grows on Emb assy Documents Report
Mexico City papers publish the U S State Department acknowledgment of an incident involving documents allegedly stolen from the American embassy. No official clarification has been issued by either the embassy or the Mexican government. Officials defer to Washington for statements.
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Mexico City
United States
Department of State
Washington
Two Men Injured in Early Morning Crash in Vermont
Two men were injured when cars collided at Iranistan and HRailroad avenues. They were treated at Emergency hospital with minor injuries. Peter Hatrick age 28 of 868 Pine Street suffered a spring back, Joseph Horan age 22 of 169 Sheridan Street had a forehead and eye laceration. The Connecticut Society of Colonial Dames will hold its annual meeting May 24 at Webb House in Wethersfield.
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Iranistan
Hrailroad
Peter Hatrick
Pine Street
Chester B. Haberlin
Joseph Horan
Sheridan Street
The
Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes
Webb House
Wetherafield
His Crying Pleads with You In Baby Suffering
A mother reflects on distinguishing a healthy baby cry from one of pain and the harm of missed signs. The piece urges mothers to better recognize danger signals and act to protect infants from distress and illness.
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Roman Fenturuin
Rissell Peck
Ono
Fur National Defence
Howe
Tintad Street
George Treat
Eyie Parker’s
Parker
Tatmar Fds Company
Shell Union Oil CO
Angelo Patri
Clarence EB. Stirges
Virginis
Hotledge Bowle
U Sali
Mugland
David Dey
Denton Avenue
John Patterson Fanigay
Boston
Mary Eleanor Mcndowncey
Malph E MecEldowney
Benson Read Panfield
Banina Willard School
Troy, N.Y
Flare N. Taon
Strutheld Road
Eldie Nichols
New Milford
Mercer D. Blondell
Creser Avenue
Miss Agnes Fuyer
Wasturston, Dc
Betty ‘Tothill
Studnt Ati Centenary College
Audettstum
N. F
Tuthill
Clinton Avenue
Naval Veterans
Essoi Ita
So Jock
State Armory
Imortag
Guscuese cd
Greenfield
Roger Ludiowe High Beeh
George Shergoud
Wester
Jessie Lynes
Tha G Culler
Gali Lowis
Isabell Slaau
Lydia Crerand
Gertude Albert
Violet Caliamier
Mia
Amy Andrews
John Richards
John Macharen
Boma Willard School
Tr New York
Misa Ta Taster
Jamie
Mia ¢Arl Foster
Milas Betty Print
Charles Hi Priva
Mig
Malion Mellowney
Daghter
Halph
McEldowney
Fairfield
Visas Anne Bonih, Alee
Authors' Club
Roy & Clark
Laurel Avenue
Daniel M. Jones
Roy K. Clark
Edward Atkins
Frederick H. Rhodea
American Instiate of Banking
Nsiness and
Elb
Spegkar
Herbert J. Tangon
Mra Maylah Hallock Shalienberger
Migs Lislefraser
Mrsshallenberger
Sty Savings Hank
Bessie Reish
Morris Ylan Bank
Ann Booth
Sooth
Mma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
John W. Banks
Russing Place
Miss Booth
Emma Willard School
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Gueye
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Dean
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Ohio
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Foster-Milburn Co
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