Monroe Fire Department Auxiliary Holds Annual Outing
Twenty five members of the Monroe Fire Department Auxiliary and their friends enjoyed a trip to Bert Jefferson with a picnic dinner on Friday. A Congregational church supper fund held in Monroe raised about 890 in profits despite heat and showers, with a program of songs, solos, and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Womens Auxiliary
Monroe Fire Department
Bert Jefferson
Arthur Wo Smith
Alpheus Stannard
Edwin C Shelton
Alexander Sinclair
Hans Dineson
Ebbe Damm
Mary Wheeler
Edgar Northrop
Edside Beardsley
Carrie Wheeler
Chiles Skillings
Paul Blatz
Hem Blatz
Leonid Curtiss
Ait Res
Congregational Church
Frederick P Sherma
Andy
Hans Mire
Elsie Dalles
May Black
Solag
Budde
William Mix Cimup
Elsie Stey
Fey Fata
Hone
Abs Erne
Proud Noto
Barwon
Samuel Serle
Sint
Wales
Sim Rle
Sheri
Poerana
Bose
Thak
Wale
Pobert Suclair
Mov
Osoton
John
Increase Your Weight Five Pounds in 30 Days
A garbled OCR item describes methods to gain weight quickly over a month. It mentions consuming sugar and various foods, with unclear steps and dubious tips. The passage lacks clear sources, dates, or credible guidance.
August Social Calendar of Local Groups
Mr and Mrs Solon B Walee host August busy social calendar with League of Women Voters meeting Mrs Wind Stanley address and church events at St Peters Miss Arthur Curtiss event Monroe Phe company gathering at the fire house Grange picnic day speaker Charles M Geaidne at Putnam Park Harmony Grange picnic at the Whitlam home Mix Smith Point IL ford Earle Wales from Cleveland visiting before South Bend trip Mrs Lawrence Bit and sons visiting Brookfield Mrs Hebert Joyce entertaining cousins Miss Clara Morehouse of Norwalk and Miss Ruth Rowell of Woodbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon B Walee
League of Women Voters
Wind Stanley
St Peters
Arthur Curtiss
Monroe Phe Company
The
Grange
Pomona Grange
Putnam Park
Charles M Geaidne
Stratford Boys Discover Stolen Bicycle Hidden in Brush
Stratford residents report a blue double bar bicycle hidden in bushes along Cannan road. Local youths found it and alerted police. ownership linked to Bridgeport, with juvenile court action anticipated for the suspect. Other brief items note a driving incident on East Broad Street and storm-related tree damage downtown.
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Stratford
Cannan Road
Feida
Noor John Gubochik
Baum Terrace
Bridgeport
Tne
Chisbos
Vse Chiles
Galumboso
South Avenue
David Dinan
Poliur
Chutre
Issault
Mora
Stratford Police
East Broads
Edwardson
Stratford Avenue
Ube
Foment Aid
Milford Board Walk Association to convene at old Fire House
Milford residents gather for the first Milford Board Walk Association meeting at 3:30 PM at the old Fire House on Maple Avenue. The session aims to advance the broad walk project with input from Milford, New Haven, Bridgeport, and others, including a survey of the front and a projection of costs. The executive committee includes James Gavarech, Harry Glasburg, James H Mosher, and Claes L Doherty among others.
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Devon
Fort Trumpull Beach
Expincuis
Milford Ney Baven
Bridgeport
Vic San
Feesio
James Gavarech
Hairs Glasburg
Treasuer
James H Moshr
Fairfield Kelly to speak on airport plans at club meeting
Fairfield July 3 Special Correspondent Edward W Kelly Bridgeport chair Municipal Airport Committee and executive secretary to Governor Trumbull will address the Tanfield Luncheon Club at noon Thursday in Southport on municipal airport plans. The club formed an airport committee led by James L McIntyre and helped spur regional cooperation with Port Chester, Stratford, and Bridgeport. A separate update covers Strafaield highway plans and a new bridge. the town plans to replace Stratfield road with a 64 foot wide highway and a state bridge, while opposition from local property owners influenced width decisions.
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Fairfield
Edward W. Kelly
Bridgeport
John H Trumbull
Southport
Trumbull
Hildgeport Municipal
William Bebrens
Robert A Crosby
Bridgeport Chamber of Commence
Kells
Stratfield
Town ‘Lin Commission
Stratfield Road
Town Plan Commission
Ted
Orsitle
Tom Tral
Kellas
Milford hosts wide circle of visitors and locals
Milford notes a busy social scene with guests from Waterbury Washington D C Portland and New York. Visits include Mrs Will Harper Mire Anna Tabt and families, Dr Dunning and Mrs Frank Baldwin from Nova Scotia, Frank H Woodruff’s family, Yale scholarship recipient Howard No Fenn, and many town residents entertaining friends and traveling for summer events at Beardsle Park Bridgeport Laurel Beach and Fort Trumbull.
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Milford
Will Harper
Mire Anna Tabt
Waterbury
Ads Brenk P Fenton
High Street
Harold Smith
St Jorosbur
Florida
Governors Avenue
Milford Agile
MacGruder Forester
Washington
BMI
Mis
Riverclif
D Ming
Browner
Mis MacGrude
Portland
Oregon
Mis MacGruder
Can
George Frost
Wilew Street
New York
Dunning
Frank Baldwin
Orange
Nova Scotia
Frank Lindley
Broadsleet
South Bend
Indiana
Frank H Woodruff
Asa Marjorie
Frank Penling
Huisitie Pail
Moendiy
Lian
Fort Trmbull Beach
Cinistian Union
Beardsle
Ron
Laurel Beach Tursen
Adopf Braum
Genel Aualine and Dye Company
MD Valnry Matheys
Tita
Eve
Etue
Fort
Victor Mitsey
Milford Visit and Family Moves Highlight Local Notes
A family plans to move from High Street to New Haven Avenue led by Mr A Sprague with his wife and daughter. Mr and Miss Andrews and Miss Dorie Adams of New Haven visited Milford. Miss Anthews, a Mt Holby yoke College senior, was mentioned. Mr and Mrs George Evans returned to their Detac t home after an extended motor trip. Their daughter Miss Alice Evans joined relatives in Scranton for several weeks.
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Fom
South
William Matone
May Abbott
Noth
Bir
Herbert Wheeler
New London
Have de Grace
Baltimore
Marland
Washington DC
Virginia
Clary
North Main Street
George W. Wilson
High Street
New Haven Avenue
A Sprague
Andrews
Dorie Adams
New Haven
Milford Filend
Anthews
Mt Holbyoke College
George Evans
Detac
Alice Evans
Scranton
Indians Give New Name to Lindbergh in St Louis
A Choctaw Indian from Oklahoma wrote Colonel Lindbergh at the Chamber of Commerce in St Louis, naming him Tobkblonssi Chitokaka meaning Greatest White Eagle and wishing him success in the transatlantic flight. The letter notes admiration and hopes for a strong journey with a symbolic eagle imagery guiding his path.
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ST Louis
iBy Associated Press
Oklahoma
Charles A Lindbergh
Chamber of Cohumake
Big Water
Brave Man Gondsbye
Lindbergh
Ule County
Brookfield Lightning Kills Farmer's Horse
A farmer Leonard H Elsenboss of Brookfield lost his horse when it was struck by lightning during a thunder shower. The horse stood under a tree by a wire fence and was killed on Friday morning. Local news notes and various village updates follow, including tax collector schedules and community events at the Curtis school grounds.
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Brookfield
Leonard H Elsenboss
Henry B Fennell
Telephone Company
New York
Poiff
Mas Peter H Fennell
Cenesieve Froneen
Conneliy Vai
Waterbury
Leonard H Elsenbec
Village Improvement Society
Curtis School
Braofield Center
Madeline Ball
Springfield Mass Republican
C Morgan
White Turkey Inn
Clarence D Bristol
Allan Dodd
Canaan
Jean Sass
L Dean
Two Women to Enter Dole Air Race to Hawaii in August
San Francisco reports two women plan to join the 2400 mile Honolulu leg of the Dole air race, accompanying entrants William P. Erwin and Augie Pedini. Erwin, from Dallas, will fly with his wife Mildred Doran Ichipau school Steadier, while Pedini teams with another aviator in preparation for the August 12 start.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Honolulu
William P Erwin
Dallas
Texas
Mildred Doran
Ichipau School
Steadier
Augie Pedini
Funt Mich
Pacific Coast
Salesman touts stockings as value and durability
A salesman extols cycling stockings to a customer, claiming surprising value and double the money, noting fast color and colorfast weave. The dialogue emphasizes good fit and long wear.
Huntington Lightning Rod Sales Rise After Sturden Barn Fire
Huntington reports a surge in lightning rod sales following a barn destruction at Julius Suren’s Walnut Tree Hill Street. Local residents including Martin Keller and Lewin Shelton install rods on homes and barns. Other news notes include a monster storm impact, visitors, and property moves around Huntington and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Alnce Eatning
Julius Suren
Walnut Tree Hill Street
Mt Suren
Martin Keller
Birdseye
Mohegan Street
Lewin
Shelton
Monroe
Victor Nelson
Huntington Green and Trees Keep City Strong
Much care has been given to trees in the city and Huntington with many new specimens planted and well kept. The green remains a beauty spot, shrubs and flowers tended, and the area still in fine condition despite time.
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Hiven
Huntington
Danbury Legion Gears Up For August Convention
Danbury hosts the annual American Legion convention August 18 to 20 with sessions closing Saturday morning followed by a street parade featuring National Guard troops and ex servicemen. Governor John H Trumbull and War Assistant Secretary Hanford McNider will attend the opening session. City plans include a flying circus finale with regular army and National Guard planes.
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Danbury
Danbury American Legion
Legion
Thin
National Guard
John H Trumbull
Hanford McNider
Jwar
Tuckerfield
Army
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Port Jefferson
Proms
Iba
Wwe
Cape
Mds
Noxzema
Noxcema
Atlantic City Beach
Hchlye
Boy
Aries
Woor Stevens
Nichols Avenue
Nick Duter
Fitcw
Riternoon
Lli Nix
Stevens
Kelly
Feiss
Mudd A_Swaffield
Roger Ludlowe
Mill Plain Road
Font Highway
Whers
Retuca
Milian B Hunt
William Schivede
Green Mountains
First Church of Christ Vication
Ummer
Brooklawn
Farmer
William F Phickney
Clinton Hooper
Cartland NY
Selectman
Francis E Gustafson
Flying Circus
Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld Theatre
Gladys Glad
Flo Kennedy
Bry Griesps
Lucky
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