City Manager Plan Upheld Debate at High School Assembly
The Svidge Port High School debating club won yesterday's morning assembly debate by three judges. The question asked if towns with 25 000 population should adopt the city manager form of government. The affirmative argued the plan fixes defects of district forms and proved successful. The negative defended the current system as adequate and democratic. Judges were Misses Curtis Everett Wright Care and Fisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svidgeport High School
Adl Qdes
City i Anager
Rudolph Toterdon
Elale Anderson
Joseph Bernstein
Joseph Donnelly
Catherine Baredon
Mackg Flottian
Lucy
Curtis
Ruth
Church Choir Concert at Greenfield Church
The Washington Path Methodist Episcopal Church will host a choir concert in Greenfield under Campfire Circle. Choir members include Margit Swattes, Thomas Take, Thomas Miller, and Percy Bout with Mr Hall as accompanist. Program features organ works, quartets, solos, and a final Carmen.
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Washington Path Methodist Episcopal Chaveh
LE Congregational
Tig Campfire
AT Sinh
Hall
Cowingster
Hal
Amber
Margit
Thomas Take
Thomas Miler
Percy Bout
Mayeblag Ernsteing
Mel
Cadmant Ma
Miler
Sholtey
Cantriltta
al Lake
Convalescent Patients Work On Sale Tomorrow
Basket work completed in the therapeutic department of Aridgeport hospital under the supervision of Miss Leona Lidson will be sold all day tomorrow at the art section of Dr. M. Read company. Displayed items include basketry and novelties made by convalescent patients with Mrs. John Field in charge and an attendant staff list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aridgeport Hospital
Leona Lidson
William Webb
Cornwath
Ahies Majorie Deloss
Gereddl Pryams
Dolia Hawley
Girl Scouts Present The Taming of Horrors Play
The Ulack stock troop of ry Srout stages a performance titled The Timing of Horrors tomorrow evening at Muele Hack school auditorium directed by Lieutenant lyn Shey. Cast includes Shirley Magon brown as Horrors and Miew Anna Che es i Mint Lapling with several others in roles such as Captain Kidd and Snowy Owl. Basketball girls from the troop also take parts.
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Ulack
Ry Srout
Muele Hack School
Lyn Shey
Cat
Shirley Magon Brown
Horrors
Miew Anna Cheesi
Mint
Lapling
Maran Uuh Wl
Jesse Taanes
Dorothy An- Captain Kidd
Evelyn Patricin Kent
Alladys Min. Went
Agnes Che Moway Owl
Migg
Jeanette Peinger
Snowy Owl
Mabel Vale Dating
Ariene Palmar
Tinchy
Mary Dorvarieh
Dix
Basketball Girla
Local society items and notices from Madiven area
Mrs Albert Jacoby and Mr Jacoby announce the birth of daughter Judith born Monday. Mrs Jacoby formerly Miss Oxo Rogenduth, tied to Richard Drew, is recovering. Mrs OT Philip Kunkle, a CHL missionary, will speak at the People's Lovsby church Monday at 7 30. Mrs W S Wurlbury hosts the Tauilea guild at 180 Mlawerth street Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Aemia Chapter 0 18 will hold its annual meeting and election tonight Stratford. Ladies’ Mission Society of Summer- Thobl Mb church holds its annual field day luncheon and supper tomorrow evening at 6. Members of the Bridge pert Arlleugag executive board meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Women’s League of Market Street Congregational holds all day meeting tomorrow afternoon. The Chestings sale at the Bridge Hort Olive Avenue continues with articles arriving today. Grace Daley engaged to Edward Pierson Dianhan of Petersburg, Waytornton. Colonial edge meeting tonight at Ladies of St Joseph’s Church. Miss Cuthinag Seheres widower Mrhardt. The San Joseps Slolmiets died yesterday. Midweek service led by Dr William Horthce Day. Second in a series of lectures by Dr Brook A Gildberg on Outcasts of Society at Bridgeport Council of Dowish Women. Mr and Mrs James Gilmore celebrate 41st wedding anniversary at 44 North Washington with guests. Furl and food sale by Bridgeport Anita Reseun longue opens at 2 o'clock.
Women’s Party Luncheon Planned in New Haven
Connecticut branch of a national women’s organization hosts a luncheon at the New Haven Lawn Club Monday. Several speakers scheduled including Georgia Blanton, with reservations through Edwards Street New Haven.
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New Haven
National Women's Party
Hven
Connecticut
Une
Georgia Blanton
New Sbiven
Reverend Kidder to Wed Miss Mathilda J in New York
Reverend Benjamin Kidder, 60, long time pastor at a Sierra City Episcopal church, plans to wed Miss Mathilda J. Kelly in New York on December 20. The bride's guardian, Mince Kelly, has managed the household since 1911.
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Benjamin Kidder
Tala City
Tlf
Conaga
Migs Mathilda
Intentiona
Vinge
New York
the Kidder
Alness
Woman Advocate of Golden Rule to Address Lions
A Brooklyn speaker known for applying the Golden Rule will address the Lions Club today. The event includes a notification of guests and remarks on the community project to build a convalescent home for children in Nichols County, with plans for a reception at a local club.
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Migsruth
Colton
Brooklyn
Jinehean
Lions
Ming Colton
T. Hioglea
Catlin
Grange
Nichols
Black Rock School Christmas Sale Notice
Black Rock School hosts a Christmas sale run by the Parent-Teacher group tomorrow after noon. Admission charges apply with decorations, crafts, baked goods, and a charity raffle at the school. Local volunteers and students prepare sweets, aprons, and holiday crafts for visitors. Proceeds support school activities and classroom resources.
Checks May Be Cashed Here News Item
Local clerk confirms that checks may be cashed at the counter, noting availability of funds and standard verification steps for legitimate payments. No further details provided in readable text.
Che H Read Co Store Closes Daily at 6 O Clock
Established in 1857 Che H Read Co advertises a daily closing time of 6 PM. The store offers dolls furniture and dishes, swings, beds, chairs, trunks, red cedar chests, cook stoves, educational toys, Gilbert wireless and aircraft sets, paper dolls, embroidery, knitting, stencil sets, games and puzzles.
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Che H) Read Co
Pattern Paper Pattern No 1004 for blue rose fabric
Readable text advertises pattern No 1004 with 40 inch material and blue rose design. Mentions yardage, pricing, and ordering via mail with a request for name and address, though details are garbled. Includes a call to write pattern paper mipnt and an address style fragment.
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Pune
Tor
Elegant Mahogany Desk and Console Table Pair
An ad listing a Spinet Desk in mahogany priced at $35.00 and a matching Console Table in exclusive poly chrome and antique gilt with a dark marble top for $150. Also features a TV shrink section, Mutu floor, and a range of gloves in kid leather with various embroidery and button details priced from $3.75 to $6.00.
Christmas Footwear at The Shoe Shop Restored Display
The Shoe Shop presents a restored showcase of women misses and children slippers and shoes. Highlights include Brocaded Silver Pumps Opera style high Spanish heels and mule vamp models. Also offered are Daniel Green Comfys Boudoir Slippers Fancy Dress Oxfords and moccasins with buckles and jeweled details. The little Black Boots with red tops charm children and vintage play and dress shoes abound.
Gifts in Leather and Holiday Decor Items Displayed
Leather gifts include flasks priced from $1.00 to $3.50 and tobacco pouches at $1.50. Pocket companions from $1.00 to $15.00, manicure rolls $2.50, and various leather cases up to $15. Also holiday novelties in the Art Department with decorative tin boxes, beach mats, slipper trees, and rubber toys. Center table and a mahogany handsome end table are offered along with a wing chair and rocking chair priced to $19.75 each.
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Art Department
Fragmented Vital Statistics List From Obscure Addresses
A garbled roster lists multiple individuals with addresses and relationships, including Birvhs, Dayka, Sadly Varria and others at various street addresses in Orlando and Williston areas. The fragment mentions marriages, a daughter, a son and several households, with names like Charley Johnson, Mildred McColltunn, and many others, reflecting a miscellaneous vital records page.
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Dayka
Sadly Varria
Se View Avenue
Dega
Charley
Ania Johnson
Park Avenue
Wo Son
Dow
Kime Ak
Mildred McColltunn
Park Short
Mewitry
Demetie Caver
Strallurdl Ayer Bee
Taekrar
Ak Mostrent
Aosdon
Hinte John
Brotane Chanttie
iNorth Avenue
Nenn
Teorga
Baplig Krients
Orlando Street
Dangster
Salvator
Mary Capell
Main Street
Son
Ded
Barauel
Rokorsky
Williston
Daaghter
Dudohn
Amie Tarvath
Slate Street
Andrew
Joe
Joe Lingaitleetlet, 1H Pembroka Street
Bee
Duntet
Julia Punean
Park
Verave
Dimighien
Dee
Patrielg
Mabel Suliven
Pulbart Street
Kydney
Josephine — Staples
Unitington Rand
Deo
Michwel
Anna Norris
Hoverland Avenun
Sane Deo
Fy Wililiam
Ling Streat
Aegis
Tine Glport
Choice Candy in Boxes The Read Special
The Read Special offers a premium candy selection with finest chocolates and top ingredients including butter cream eggs nuts and fruit. Boxes priced at $1.00 per pound highlight the finest quality for gift or party use.
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Greenfield
Girl Scouts
Mra
Albert Jacaby
Madiven Avenue
Judith
Miday
Jacoby
Misa Oxo Rogenbdtuh
Richard &. Drew
I A. Deow
Mas. OT
Philip Kunkle
CHL
Mruthty
W. S. Wurlbury
Tauilea’ Guild of the
Black Hock Congregational Chara
Mlawerth Steod
Thobl Mb
Elrareh
Aelia Wetle
Lurris
Pert Arlleugag
Rae
Wainen
Thie Vark Street
Congregational Alures
Norrow
Bridsahort
Grace Daley
Edward Pierson Dianhan
Petersburg
Loaight
Vleyt
St. Joseph's Cheveh
Madaui Avenue
Hy Uni
Ted Ehures
Willan Horthce
Hyo
Drook A. oGildberg
Bridgpert Coucil
Liberty Building
de. Couldberg
New York City
Janes Gilmore
North
Washington Avenue
Thei
Tude
Bridgeperl
Anita Reseun
Notals
Ridder
Black Rock School
Tia
Ruby Fh
Cook
Siaw
Tally Anil
Misy Gerbridedort
Plage
Fuelides
Mts
Dulin Danvy Utd Dbes
Lolan Lion
Suret Tyan
Mather Mekenna
Ud Mist
Margaret Sergin
Ice Ered
Annabel Worthington
Your Christmas Club
Santa Claus
St. Michela
Spinet
Barbara
Poly
Daniel Green
Iran
Moun Noor, North
Davenport
Garnet
American Hardware
Fairfield Avenue
Vapa
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