Personal notices of summers guests at Brooklawn area
A string of social mentions lists residents and visitors around Brooklawn and nearby towns. Names include Mire farsster, Miss Be eithercut, Virginia Carter Ives, Miss Gris Bryant, Mrs Waldo C. Bryant, Miss Jeanor Bartram, Miss Katherine Plamb, Miss Adda rouker, and Miss Helen Clark. The notes cover vacations, guest stays at Gris Hold, Broklawn Country club events, and local trips to South Kent and Fort Trumbull Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satiss
Virginia Carter Ives
Vod
Harry C. Ives
North Avenue
Gris Bryant
Waldo C. Bry
Gris Hold
Gastarn Point
Big ship eras doomed say White Star chair at Olympic
London August 2 Harold A Sanderson White Star line chairman told guests aboard the Olympic that giant liners are no longer economical to build and run. He said the company will focus on smaller ships and abandon the era of the oversized ocean liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold A. Sanderson
White Star Line
Olympic
Sanderson
Chomnic
Lancer-t
White Star
Cunard Company
Homericop
Belfast
Olympics
Pegged in Widow's Garb Girl 15 Held by Court
A fifteen year old girl, described as large for her age, appeared in Children’s Court with a tale of divorce and separation and even a death certificate. She rode the elevated trains for days to live, claiming varied statuses from divorcee to widow mourning a year’s death, seen without money to return home. Justice Wilkin held her for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broqrlys
Emily
Iity
Justice Wilkin
Oldest Odd Fellow in U S Dies in Chillicothe at 97
Socrates England, long recognized as the eldest Odd Fellow in the United States and a 50 year Mason, died in Chillicothe at age 97. He joined the order Marth in 1855 and had lived in Missouri since leaving Harrodsburg Kentucky in spring 1953, with Westport Landing later becoming Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
England
United States
Chillicothe
Marth
Masonic Order
Missouri
Harrodsburg
Anden
Kansas City
Westport Landing
Baby Suffocated After Head Caught in Crib
A tragic accident reports a baby named Frank Burt suffocated when a head became wedged in a crib. The incident occurred on a Tuesday at the family home, with authorities investigating the cause and details still unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burt
Mart Tue
Mrs E T Setons Mother Dies in Greenwich
Mrs E T Seton’s mother Nemi Taiffer died in Greenwich at 70 at the home of her daughter, Ernest Thompson Seton. She was born in North Adams Massachusetts and linked to the Rhodeses Weisses and Hathaways of Filerim stock. Mrs. Seton, active in suffrage circles, is a well known figure in New York City society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
S. Nemi Taiffer
Ernest Thompson Seton
Aril
Seton
Wall Knesen
Hile City
Snckeen
Connaeileur Wreman Suffrage Association
Ps Present
Job offer ends in tears and a lottery tale
The article recalls two strangers in Hammond Indiana offering a food job and a $10,000 charity fund to Joseph Kubacki, with a sudden emotional turn. A separate Chinese student Tsing, studying at Geneva, wins 3,000 on Spion Kop after a quirked betting method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hel Tsing
Unive
Geneva
Spion Kop
Tsing
Poulam Relief on Fiery Skin Intense Comfort Note
Poulam offers immediate soothing for irritated skin, cooling and relief. Claims of rapid benefit have drawn many sufferers, with direct action at the trouble highlighted as a key quality in Poslam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poulam
Pesham
Joyse Leads Washington Park Kids to Positive Play Areas
Miss Helen Joyse guides a group of children from Webster School to Washington Park to keep them off the streets. The program, run with city recreation support, offers games, races, storytelling and dramatization, with emphasis on cleanliness and care for younger kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Joyse
Washington Park
Board of Recreation
Vai
Washington Pares
Itelen Joyse
Connecticut Praebe
Webster School
Chencer
Lewiss
Tessas
Jnyou
Baby Raymond Born Under Two Pounds Fights For Life
In Kansas City Missouri on August 2 a premature boy named Baby Raymond, weighing under two pounds, fights for life at Veil Hospital. He remains normal besides underweight, with lungs proving strong as doctors note. He has been kept in a heated incubator and removed from it only to be fed twice daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansas City
Bertha Ib
the Veil
Raymond
Wes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mire Farsster
Brooklawn Avert
Margaree
Ae Broklawn Country Club
Jeanor Bartram
Tulu
J. Percy Bartram
I Island
Eleanor Bartram
Paseo Hil
Southport
Katherine Plamb
Fashington Avenue
Addarouker
Beechwood
Chathamoods
Nel
I Stra
T.cellone
Som. Clark
Ff Sa
Beechwood Avenue
Jone
South Kent
James Teane
Matfreet
Stratford
Mi Jeane
No. 1485
Park Avenue
Marion Lyon
Beidge,rt Hospital
Wilesponte
Wilye
Anna Spencer
Woodison Avenue
Eelen
Congress Street
Fort Trumbull Beach
Patrick Kane
See Aire Avenue
Pascinse
Fort Trampat
Beach
Iss
Catherine Griffin
Savoy Street
Pabet Kane
Elda Bedell
J. Thite
Sea Bluff
West
Havens
Inc
Watertown
Frankfurt
Irfield Beach
A. Rf. Club
Lavigne
Agnes DempSer
Anna Virgall
Loretta Moore
Lather Moore
Louise Benedist
Klis May Qhla
Stewart Wier
Jamés Wihitmey
Chrig Schwartz
Ugen Bisesti
James Tanuewat Leu
New Hayon
Elizabeth Brenan
Devon
Epgndt
Tamger~ Ogser
Taris Avenue
Hive
Antonaive i
Wits Mountains
Frances P. Laller
Liberty Street
Stockbridsy
Mase
Gyelyn
Black
This City
Liberty
Tang
Irington
Mass
Ademmer Vi Simko
MV. Bellwood
Tphiladelpha
Connecticut Pedic Society
Weatoguearb
Wratomie
Racebrook Golf Club
Janes A. Terner
Sicil
Oldhamachie House
New London
Asiss Alice Robarts
Hawthorne Street
Tod
Albany
N. Y
Robert_Goddard
Sahursday
Hilsdale
Niasara Falls
George Metent
Webster Avenue
Charles Cooper
Mee Strest
Taunton
Ernest and
Willand B. Metcalf
White Turkey Inn
Frank James A. Turner
E. T. Seton
USA
Ceylon
the Electric Shop
Thor
Labor Saving Combi
the United Luminating Co
COR
Broad & Cannon Sts. Hhone Barngm
Che
Women’s Union Suits
Durham
Mantler’s Baby Shop
Angade
Bar
Sitka
Newfield Garage
Charlie Scnalz
Cira
Newfield Ave
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