Telegram Pattern Service notes unclear text
Fragmentary OCR reads a family pattern service item with references to vees, st lar, and yard measurements. Mentions re uppers and loss footing, white chambray, and Eddies Pat in a garbled entry.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR reads a family pattern service item with references to vees, st lar, and yard measurements. Mentions re uppers and loss footing, white chambray, and Eddies Pat in a garbled entry.
The fragment shows a 15 cent stamp price and a coupon request for a pattern or listing. It requests the addressee’s name and address clearly, advises printing to avoid mistakes, and mentions Bridgeport and Telegraph or Telegram cues. It reads as a historical order or advertisement text fragment with unclear full context.
A busy morning features the English Literal club gathering at 10 at Miss Louise B Wriren's home with readings from Katherine Masefield. West Norval hosts a grand recital this afternoon for New Haven Women. The Junior Guild plans a charity card party tonight at the Strat with proceeds for Catholic orphans. 200 tables reserved. The Bridgeport Art League Christmas sale runs through Christmas Eve with member-made articles. a full committee roster is listed. Card party reservations for 230 people are taken via Mrs Gus Lee Himmea.
The Bethany Society will stage a comedy tomorrow night at Hillside Volunteer Fire Co hall. Cast includes M. McFadden E. McFadden C. Harfst L. Hickey G. Jones L. Whatmough L. Stratton S. George L. Vincellett M. Vincellette C. Chagnon D. Biatet B. Griffin H Kraehewe L. Landgrebe T. Meek C. Calhea of Yale. Dancing follows. Ladies' Club bazaar hosted by Mauldin E Griffin. John E F Jones in charge of bazaar. Proceeds go to church funds.
Birth notices list several newborns with parents and addresses. Names include Dome Tassogr, John and Louise Cowan, Alex Lee, Marie Costa, Catherine Fox, Rose Dezenzo, Harald Reardon, Anthony Caliento, Aventus O'Brien, Josey Moieta Reuse, Vilie Young, Alber Heley Anderson, and Tomesce Tomesce, with birth dates ranging November 23 to November 28 and various street addresses in the city.
Harvard Observatory reports twelve fireballs observed October 16 over New England. The meteor shower spanned from Katahdin, Maine to Western Louisiana with eight fireballs seen northeast to southwest and one trailing toward Dennis, Massachusetts. Observers Shawnesen Conn and Duiletson Conn recorded paths ending near Seaford, Long Island.
A historical note describes a meteor event of July 20, 1860 traveling over Lake Michigan and Long Island totaling about 430 miles. It also mentions a February 1918 group journey from Saskatchewan to the South Atlantic near Cape Palmas, noting impressive meteorile travel.
Dayton report states society figure Charlotte Simm wed artist Kenyon Antony Stoddido also known as Hernia Albrecht Laffee for a second time after a secret 1926 ceremony in Newomi Kentucky. The couple’s past civil separations and legal actions are noted, with earlier connections to Portland and Cleveland society circles.
Yale Alumni Weekly editors criticize Yale fraternity rushing for lacking logic and fairness. The issue notes rushing chaos as juniors and sophomores navigate calls and social expectations, questioning whether the process truly serves the men or the fraternities.
Fragmentary passage discusses sophomore input on a process and four minute intervals. It mentions forming an understanding and allowable approaches, with unclear references to names or places. The readable content is too incomplete to identify concrete entities or outcomes.
The Council of Catholic Women will hold its third full meeting at Sacred Heart parish Monday at 8 o clock. The event, hosted by the Catholic Community house at 224 Washington avenue, is organized by a committee including Mrs William Heaphy Mrs Rudolph Baumann Mrs Hugh Mc Queeney and others.
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