Girl Scouts Hold Holiday Party At Hall Home
The Lily of the Valley troop gathered at Hall Home Settlement on Main Street for a holiday party hosted by Miss Marguerite Touhy. The event featured games, a peanut hunt, songs, pantomime of Red Riding Hood and Cinderella, and a luncheon with orange lighting and pumpkins as decor. A house pin was awarded to Pauling Hor schck, with other badges noted for hours worked. troop activities support hospital and nursery charity drives.
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Main Street
Marguerite: Touhy
de Ua Melvin
Tromo
Red Riding Wood
Cinderslia
Marguerite ‘Tuohy
Pauling Horschck
Manny Sullivan
Anna Condon
Marlon Bernhart
Grace Nordaby
Truk Iy
Christemas
Ciy
Offis
Oliver Styer
Lily of the Valley’ Scout
Ruth Gi Mary. Ulatownski
Grace Noraddy
Marion Kidtis
Misa Hana
Sunty Charlotte Gleersen
Sophie Ulatowski
Misa Patina Borscho
Anni Condon
Mery Snyder
Hania Snyder
Pigtail Day Event at Ano Bridgeport High
Pigtail Day at Bridgeport High School set for December 18 features students dressing as younger siblings for a playful one session, reviving pranks and camaraderie from four years prior. An auditorium program led by Aling Rock and entertainment chair Ruth will follow the school day.
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Byilore
Ano Bridgeport High School
Nist
Nils
Luis
Pals
Audtoriun
Aling Rock
Ruth
Stage Set by Seniors with Bookend Theme Play
Students from Class Seven and Class Eight prepare a stage event featuring a large bookend as the centerpiece. Seniors will pay obeisance to textbooks and present a three scene play built around the motif, showcasing school tradition and creativity.
Brooklawn Club Prepares Busy December Schedule
Brooklawn Country Club outlines December events led by Mrs. John G. Hawley. A December 4 luncheon with bridge and Mah Jong, prizes by Mrs. Frederick B. Morgan and Mrs. J C Hawley, a children’s movie Huckleberry Finn, snacks, and a 7:30 dance follow. December 28 features a four o'clock tea, a steak dinner, and a mixed bowling tournament with awards to W Carpenter and Mrs. Joan C Hawley. New Year’s Eve dinners and a dance start at 7:00.
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John G. Hawley
Chalket
Brooklawn Country Club
Frederick B. Morgan
JC. Hawley
Clng Stra
W. Carpenter
Joan C. Hawley
Salvation Army appeals for aid to aid city families at Christmas
Adjutant Mark Arnold leads an urgent appeal to fund Christmas relief for poorer families. Five kettles on busy street corners aim to raise over 2000. Volunteers expect 1000 children to receive toys and candy and 400 families to get Christmas baskets. Contributions of gifts groceries or warm clothes invited to Salvation Army headquarters. A planned downtown tree for gifts and potential soup kitchen after Christmas are described amid high demand for aid this winter.
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Mark Arnold
Salvation Army
Arnold
Cnartment
Cen
Bridgeport High School
Lowell
Masa
Arnald
Bridgeport Pianist Miss Adelaide Zeigler Broadcasts Today
Bridgeport pianist Miss Adelaide Zeigler, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Zaigher of Woodavenut, will broadcast from station WI% this afternoon from 3 10 to 3 34 and again from 8 46 to 4 o clock. Zeigler, a Bridgeport high school and Damrasch School of Music graduate, belongs to the Wednesday Afternoon Musicalola group. Program includes works by Sibelius, Rachmaninoff, Mana-Zucca, Wagner, and others.
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Adelaide Zeigler
J. W. Zaigher
Woodavenut
Miss Zaigler
Bridgeport Igh School
Damrasch School of Music
New York City
Romance
Jean Sibelius
Provide
Rachrazzinett
Valse Tri Hiante
Mana-Zunca
Seherxe
Mendelgohn
Lisbostraume
Lazi
Daythauser
Wagner
Franz Liszi
Woman Educator to Speak Here Monday at Luncheon
Miss Oliva M. Jones of New York, president of the National Education Association, will open the noon Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Stratfield hotel Monday. Her talk titled What the School Means to the Nation follows her courtesy visit through her friendship with E. Th. Randris, state superintendent. Educational Week will be observed nationwide next week.
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Oliva M. Jones
New York
National Education Association
Chamber of
Court Marina Degree Tonight At Porester Hall
The Court Marina will confer the degree on a class of candidates at a cheering ceremony tonight in Porester Hall. The Ladies Night committee will report the setup from a recent special meeting. The Court Marina degree is to be conferred to candidates from Court Norden four weeks Monday night.
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Court Marina
Anjaricaeyill
Porester Hall
Gourt Norden
Vital statistics record births and a marriage license
Jirtha Joseph and Sacha Pembroke street un S01 report a son born November 21. John and Viole Hamimond announce a daughter born November 21. Don and Mary Stosar list a daughter born November 21 at 410 Put nda street. Rose Gombur a daughter born November 21 at Fond street. Nien Varnelle and Lucia Varnelle record a daughter born November 1 at 450 Nichola street. Ernes and Jane Stander report a son born November 1 at 382 Pack Street. Elmer and Catherine Fitzgerald announce two daughters born November 21 at 1918 Park avenue. Robert and Mary Robles report a daughter born November 26 at 1810 Stratford avenue. Mortgage: Ernest Lallenr age 19 and Martha ?eitfin age 1% Union avenue apply for license.
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John
Viole Hamimond
Sime Street
Don and
Mary Stosar
Putnda Street
Ernes
Jane Stander
Pack Street
M Son
Elmer
Catherine Fitzgerald
Park Avenue
Robert
Mary Robles
Stratford Avenue
Ernest Lallenr
Union Avenue
Martha ¢Feitfin
Ara Union Avenue
Greenwich Home leader surveys Joost Hall settlement
Simkoviteh head Tres sident of Greenwich Home and National d ration of Settienants executive member spent hours at Joost Hall on Main street interviewing residents and reviewing work accomplished. Celia S. Finssakow, daughter of Mr and Mrs M Russakow, from 6460 Madison avenue, visits over holiday weekend. a student at Olambla university.
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Simkoviteh
Greenwich Home
National Dration of Settienants
Joost Hall
Main Street
Yester
Ning
Celia S. Finssakow
M. Russakow
Madison Avenue
Miss Russakow
Olambla, University
Education Week Proclamation 15 Issued by Mayor
Mayor Behrens issues Proclamation 15 declaring National Education Week to be observed nationwide next week. The document urges promotion of education and support for schools and educational institutions in Kane and surrounding areas, designating the week beginning December with observances by churches and civic groups.
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Mayer F. William Behrens
Riy
Kwan Loma Club Aids Needy With Thanksgiving Baskets
The Swan Loma Elvu formerly a branch of the Council of Jewish Women now an independent club distributed 15 Thanksgiving baskets to Bridgeport’s needy through the Jewish Welfare bureau. Irene Plotkin secretary treasurer Sara Skropick heads committees. Belle Slossberg leads upcoming social event. preparations ongoing.
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Swan Loma
Elvu
Ute Council Service Club
Council of Jewish
Bridgeport
Jewish Welfare Bureau
Elizabeth
Rose Sherman
Kwan Lema Club
Sara Skropick
Irene Plovkin
Tressurer
Belle Slossberg
Masque Ball Help From Little Helpers
The Linde Wolpers' League will assist Mrs. Z Arthur di dief at a Christmas ball by the Jensen Weis bureau at the Casino next Tuesday evening. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. Mrs S Stepenski is reception chair, aided by several committee members including Mrs H Brosler and Mrs M WW Weiss.
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Linde Wolpers' League
Z. Arthur di Dief
Jensen Weis Bureau
Nex
S. Stepenski
H. Brosler
Community Teeing Event At Yoluen Memorial Hall
Large attendance is expected at a community teaching evening under the auspices of Gilvel Contre marional church at Yoluen Memorial hall. The program includes an address by Wal lace M. Bayliss treasurer of the Boot bun Bayliss committee rehoot and two bass solos by Frank Tiftany, followed by dancing.
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Gilvel Contremarional Church
Yoluen
Charles A Browse Named Chief Chemist at Agriculture Dept
Dr Charles A Browse recently named chief chemist of the United States Department of Agriculture, succeeding the previous head in a transition seen as carrying responsibilities to the nation. Officials note high expectations and public scrutiny as the appointment takes effect.
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Charles A. Browse
Lhemistry
Iana Cnited
Fragmented OCR Story About Krasnoshchokoit Leader and Trade
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Krasnoshchokoit as a Communist president and references to markets, stores, and the military air fleet. It also alludes to an organizer named Alexander Kragnasichokott and a Commercial area with job scarcity and fines.
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Alp
Jia
Alexander Kragnasichokott
Cary Mall
Krasnoshchokoit
Boston man dies by own action in hotel room
A Boston man identified as Panzo of 703 Main Street, Boston, was found dead in his hotel room at the Victor in New York on November 20. The death is reported as self-inflicted with a bullet wound, investigated by authorities.
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Xieww
York
Panzo
Main Street
Boston
Ted
Lew Ple Dougherty
Holland Glee Club entertains at party
Miss Eaith Beckman hosted a Thanksgiving gathering at her home with singing dancing and games. The Holland Glee Club performed with members including Rena Shaw Mary Grittin Pru de Hilton Blossom Palmer Beckman Roy Stewart George Collins Arthur Ropers Thomas Milton Joseph Gregory James Durtis and Daniel Milton. Bandits free priest report from Peking cites priest Father Edarik held by bandits in Shantung since Nov 13 was rescued last Wednesday officials say.
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Eaith Beckman
Airfield
Collins-Stawark Dia
Halitind Glee
Rena
Peking
Preas
Shantung Province
Fener
Front
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Roe
Beacon
Heather
Men’s Sox
Cordogan
Lisle
Ava
Torchiefs
W.T. Grant Company
Jirtha
Joseph and
Sacha Pembroke
S01
Nien
Lucia Varnelle
Nichola Street
St. Pauls Episcopal
Orlock
George M. Geistafte
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Holland Glee Club
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