Huntington Notes and Local Funerals Roll Call
August 1 report from Huntington with church services by Rev Nestor Light and updates on residents, visitors, and local events including Millcroft guests, a Derby family motor tour, and a postponed Queen Esther chapter picnic at Log Cabin. Also mentions a farm sale bid, Grange meetings canceled, and local visits to Brooklyn and Waterbury.
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Huntington
Nestor Light
Stratford
Congregational Church
George W. Judson
Clement Wond
New York
Irene Penny
Ghelton
Frank Pitpatrick
Huntington Street
Kenneth Card
Statford
Edward A Boers
Mohegan Street
Samuel I Greenberg
Pennsylvania
Queen Esther
Eastern Star of Derby
Par Mill River Grange
Gertrude Klotz
Brooklyn
John Arunadel
Sunglass
John Vanderberg
Edith Dorothy Nicholas
John Arundel
Terence Rogers
Bridgeport
Henry Kempf
Church Street
Michael J. West
William Loren
Waterbury
Midas Boulanger
Diphtheria Cases Rise in Connecticut Weekly Report
Hartford August 1 The Connecticut state health department reports a modest rise in diphtheria with 23 cases this week up from 16. Scarlet fever totals hold at 10, measles down to 10, whooping cough at 26, typhoid up to 3, while other communicable diseases total 20 against 37 last week.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Connecticut
State Department of Health
Mystery Fire Damages Stamford Bottling Works
Stamford police probe a blaze at the Isaac Silver bottling works causing about 15000 dollars in damage. The owner was ordered to vacate by New York merchant Henri Bendell. Fire crews battled two blazes late Saturday, with no arrests reported.
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Stamford
Isaac Silver
Sliver
Henri Bendell
New York
Devons Busy Social Round Highlights Regional Notices
August 1 report notes Miss Sarah Fridey leaves for Camp Mohawk for two weeks. Miss Joanettte Plummer hosts Miss Dorothy Campbell from New Haven. Kenneth Han s and Donald Hans of Elm Street with William Guggenheim of Berkeley Terrace return from Lake Zoar. Devon Union Church Ushers set weekly meeting tomorrow. Bernice Mosher, a Springfield native guest of Evelyn Bergeron, heard WBZ radi broadcast from Springfield. Golden September Order outing at Walnut Beach Park drew 300 members from New England lodges with Prof Quilty of Bridgeport leading a musical program.
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Devon
Sarah Fridey
William Fridey
Colonial Heights
Camp Mohawk
Joanettte Plummer
Naugatuck Ave
Dorothy Campbell
New Haven
Kenneth
Donald Han
Elms Street
William Guggenheim
Berkley Terrace
Lake Zoar
Regula
Devon Union Church Ushers Association
Church Hall
Bernice Mosher
Springfield
Mass
Evelyn Bergeron
Elite Street
WBZ
Springfeld
Plonte
Order of Golden Septer
Walnut Beach Park
New England
Prof Quilty
Bridgeport
College girl drowns thwarted rescue in Chesapeake Bay
Washington August 1 A young college girl Avril Stewart twenty of Chevy Case dived from a rowboat to save her college mate Arnold Thel pert Edwards twenty one formerly of Long Branch New Jersey from drowning in Chesapeake Bay. He grew exhausted in a swift current and despite her efforts she failed to locate his body and barely escaped the rough water herself after reaching the boat.
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Washington
Associated Press
Arnold Thelpert Edwards
Long Branch
N. J
Chesapeake Bay
Avril Stewart
Chevy Case
Edwards
Abolition of Dog Days Discussion Prompts Trips and Furs
A social gathering jokes about ending Dog Days, while friends discuss fur sales at Meigs & Co and Rend's. The group plans a possible Canadian Rockies trip, reviews a D. M Read Company Fur Fashions offer, and debates home building plans in Stratfield and Fairfield County real estate.
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Encyclopaedia
Helen
Tom
Meigs & Co
Little Tom
Meigs
Steiger-Poole Co
Rend's
Canadian Rockies
Loewich & Co
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone Park
Columbia River Highway
Boston
Berkeley Move to New Haven Seeks Expanded Spiritual Education
Berkeley plans to relocate its Divinity School from Middletown to New Haven near Yale University to broaden access to university resources, extend training for clergy and laity, and create a mission hostel for missionaries. The move aims to raise enrollment, enhance music and art programs, and extend extension work, with a $1,000,000 goal for site and endowment.
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Diiocese
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
Episcopal Church
America
United States
Berkeley
Americas
England
Scotland
Oxford
Edinburg
Herkeley
Pirat
Waya
Litchfield
Yale
Divinity School
Church
Uni
Mary Fiick Page l
University of Oxford
Bampton
Berkley
School of Inquiry
New York
Philadelphia
Wshington
Boston
Providence
Percy Dearmer
T. W. Pym
G. A. Studdert-Kennedy
Canon F. W. Dwelly
A Duncan-Jones
Aya
C. Carpenter
Thse
Bpiecopal
Day Missions
Yale Divinity School
Fire Destroys Goodyear Mine Tipple near Adena
A Goodyear Mine tipple at Summers mine near Adena in Steubenville district burned early today. Loss estimated around 60 000 dollars. Foreman Charles Brown led the fight to control the blaze as the mine prepared for its upcoming reopening.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Associated Press
Summers
Goodyear Tire [and Rubber Company
Adena
Ross
Charles Brown
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