Easton Methodist Church Picnic Tomorrow
Easton Methodist Church hosts its annual picnic at Beardsley Park, 2 PM Sunday. Community members and visiting guests from Sport Hill attend, with local families and church groups noted among attendees and helpers during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Methodist Church
Robert Marsh
Easton
Edward
Elbert Nichols
Arthur Nichols
Nan
Peed
Nichols
Helene Marsh
Arthur Staples
Walter Hall
Arthur W
Afildeed
Ferric
Leroy
Alan Wehreler
John
Rehers
Tam Sovhrane
Piek Rlet
Miss Tregina
Sreuvoh
Rtin Stoerek
Willeerd Gillermi
John Logan
Charleneeth Logan
Robert Ke
Ard
Mn Shearthy
Bysworth League
Westport Builds New Fire House Ready for Use
Westport moves toward occupancy as a two story fire house is completed on the east side of the bridge. The $18,000 building houses Pioneer, Vigilant, and Engine companies with space for an ambulance. Offices, library, living rooms, and shower baths added for crew comfort and operations. The town retains the Vigilant company on the west side, with ample room for two companies and apparatus.
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Westport
Csperind
Tolperimi
iWestperhsevs
Monielimigs
St Peomben
Brideford FM A
T. Stedfordd
Tavelsurge Yoo M.A
Ure Cire House
Bedford
Uwe Stories Tech
Flomkane Tatdder Company
Oipo Eigine Company
Dlesie
Vhiet
Redding Tennis Finals Set After Fast Semi Final Surprises
In the Redding Men's Tennis tournament Albert Grafmueller, a 15 year old, defeated Edward Brooks 6-4 in the semis to reach the finals slated for Monday. Grafmueller used powerful serves and aggressive groundstrokes to overwhelm the veteran Brooks, while Edward Grafmueller beat Francis Hamlin 4-6 6-3 6-1 in a hard fought match to advance.
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Redding
Uel
Aled Grafnul
Albert Grafmueiler
Awarvel
Edward Brooks
Brooks
Graf-mueller
Especia
Arrak
Edward Grafmueller
Francis Hamlin
Grofmmueller
Gren Pang
Gratniues Fey
Sinan Ly
Grange and Farm Notes Mystery Text
The fragmentary notes mention Grange and farm topics with unclear names and places. Readable items reference Me Broncos Story and a windy rain event at an unidentified location. The readable content is insufficient for precise entities or a clear event summary.
Milford Renervalein Highway Hold Delayed Work Plans
In a fragmented report the Milford Renervalein highway project stalls as the state highway department cannot confirm a start date. The Hevon Emplovement Association pushes for improvements, while a local family gala honors four generations. Community events include Warner family reunions and a seventh Werh- Gay university reopening, with local figures and venues named amid uncertain progress.
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Ted
Galeria
Theodore Oy Warnes
Renu Agenium
Childerd
Warner
Milford Church Whist and Pinochle Night Bulletin
A local Milford church hosts a whist and pinochle gathering with plans for a social evening. The event will feature music and dancing supplies, with arrangements for refreshments and a skit.
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Milford
Slasher Under Nose of Police Search For Him
A garbled report details a homicide slashing case with police searching near the hospital area for a suspect named Danvmy. The piece mentions a mourning period, a bridgeport authority, and an officer named George Hohe who will order an investigation while a false lead unsettles officials.
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Sfaemie Pariaeja
Marty Tin
Zeca
Ieradj
Uae
Ater Wilew Ab
Poe Liege
Caphui
George Hohe
Redding Doctor Sued by Parents of Injured Girl
A Bridgeport based trial recounts a lawsuit filed by parents against a local doctor, alleging professional negligence after a girl suffered injuries. The case involves charges of reckless disregard and criminal negligence, with testimony and judgments tied to the Bridgeport court proceedings.
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Redding
Betts sixty days for slashing his wife's boarder
A New Haven court gave Whitfield a suspended sentence of sixty days and six months probation after he attacked Frank Blackman at Myrtle Beach. The case included denials of wrongdoing and claims of persecution, with the judge advising a separation if reconciliation failed.
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Milkort
Bio Owen Court
Whittield
Frank Blackwet
Myrtle
Blackmat
Whitfield
Brown
Cathnay
Boston
Garg
New Jersey
Myrtle Beach
Ehe
Rhiekman
Dan MW Vee
Blackiman
New Haven
George Wilton
Whalley Avenue
Newhive
Yriew
Vruek
Pesto
Seowhaven
Married One Month Held for Non-Support
Alfred Mead and William Massee appeared in circuit court today on a non support charge. Mead was placed under bond of 200 dollars and ordered to pay 10 dollars weekly for his wife's support. The case involved a disputed marriage and prior plans to marry another partner.
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Dade Alfred Mead
Cir
Westport judge disposes of seven cases in court
Court records show a Westport judge handling seven cases in a single session. The proceedings included multiple defendants from the region, with costs assessed and sentences or fines issued where applicable. Local officials noted the efficient docket management and the significance of the rulings for ongoing community enforcement.
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Westport
Heavy Fine Or Drunken Autoist Described In Court Notes
A garbled OCR record details a drunk driving case with reference to a heavy fine and injuries. The fragment mentions New York, various names, and a vehicle incident, but lacks clear dates or outcomes. The readable parts indicate a court action resulting in a substantial monetary penalty.
Ridgefield Library Reaches Over Half Century
Ridgefield celebrates more than fifty years of public library service. The early seventies saw a thirteen member book club form a circulating library with annual book sales funding purchases. By 1874 1875 the Ridgefield Public Library was established, moving from town hall to Foiley avenue, then Governor street, and finally to its current home after multiple relocations.
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Ridgerield
Ridgefield
Aale
Siession
Foiley Avenue
Leimesburs
Ffovernor Street
Tod
Renal
Toulasian EE Sisithy
Iran
Keelon
Midridge
Norinenbert N. Thanaa
Simin Gage
Hanes Febail
Charien B. Sarthrep
Moved Tenant's Machine Fine by Judge Hall
A removed machine from a mine property led to a fine of 36 issued by Judge Hall. The case involves a tenant and an elderly individual with disputes over possession and rights to occupy a space at Mineibeek & Board, amid unclear medical and legal references.
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Judge Hall
Miss Clarke to Wed Bridgeport Man From Long Hill
A long hill resident, Miss Clarke, is planned to wed a Bridgeport man. The notice notes family ties, a September wedding date, and mentions social connections across Yale and local society.
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Miss Clarke
Long Hill
Bridgeport
Reckless Driving Case In Fairfield Goes to Fines
Defendants in Fairfield faced reckless driving charges with fines imposed after hearings. Attorneys described the plea and possible penalties while witnesses testified at the town venue. The proceedings included remarks from the presiding official and noted residents as witnesses.
Ridgefield Briefs Include College Move And Hospital Visit
Ridgefield notes show Alen of Ridgefield to attend Butler College in Indianapolis on September 17 while Roosevelt Hospital in New York City plans a tomorrow operation. Allen Regens of Bridgeport will oversee his father’s affairs during absence, as Mrs Jenner hosts a children’s gathering on September 26 with formal readings and awards.
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Ride Ald
Speding
Len Alen
Wither
National League
En- Butler College
Indianapolis
Cave
Itt Vity
Allen
William AL Jenner
Replevin Actions Filed in Common Pleas Court
Hepieein aviians were brought yesterday in the Cannon Plea towrt against State Police geant Frank Vireli and the Riverpool and London and Insuringe company for possession of two avhible mobiles. The actions were served by the Stabe police in the meent cleanup of the Guidy Slagey theft ring.
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Geant Frank, Vireli
Tits City
Riverpool
London
Insuringe Company
Loning, Insurance Company
New York
Stabe
Woman Pays 200 For Making Hooch In Own Home
A woman was fined and reported for producing illegal liquor at her residence. The incident involved police action, a court hearing, and a determination of guilt. The case references a local tax and a weapons or safety concern but lacks clear dates or names.
Milford Finance Members Reappointed
The Milford finance board announces reappointment of members with terms expiring in August. The roster includes several incumbents and new assignments to fill vacancies, with committees and departmental assignments to be announced at the next meeting.
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Milford Finance
Mnitor
S. Beek
Leepub
Bataie
Papperebeek
Riya
Bircisnaghaza
Cepa Datanents
Seized with apoplexy as he tells joke
A rifer fragment describes Pheoma J. Main, amateur humorist and local figure, allegedly seizing with apoplexy while delivering a joke in the morning. The note mentions community members including Preedie Lorne, branch superintendent of streets, and Greve lodge of Elk.
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Chet Swich
Teregrinn
Sty
Pheoma J. Main
Well Trewin
Breanch
Ania Chirter
Grevewich
Milford Firemen to Hold Annual Review Tomorrow
Milford Aug 20 special telegram reports the Board of Fire Commissioners plans the third annual review and inspection of the Milford fire department on Wednesday Aug 23 at 7 45 pm. Regular and volunteer members from Engine Company No 1 and Chemical companies Nos 1 2 3 and 3 plus chief Lewis Fo Stowe will assemble on Broad Street at 7 45 for inspection by town officials. The procession with the Second Regiment Band will move to the Municipal building where formalities occur after which the five companies return to stations and the band will give a two hour concert on Milford green. The event includes public inspection of equipment and a large band concert funded by local merchants and citizens. All volunteer firemen are asked to wear regulation caps white shirts black fez and dark trousers.
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Milford
Pirot
Fire Department
Pal
Ldwo
Y Chemical Companies No
Lewis Fo. Stowe
New Haven
Pracion
Cmpanies
Crusade in Danbury to Fight Ku Klux Klan Activity
Danbury August 20 special to the Telegram reports a Race Justice League campaign against prejudice by Ku Klux Klan and allied anti racial groups. Two prominent New York City figures, Leo Chertok and another social freedom advocate, plan meetings and street outreach in Danbury as part of a broader national effort.
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Danbury
Kius Klan
Race Justice League
York City
Leo Chertok
Riocial Freedom
New York City
Wwe
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