Roosevelt Club Annual Frolic Opens Tomorrow Night
Roosevelt club presents its annual frolic and dance at the Pyramid mosque on Suto Street tomorrow evening directed by Louis Oneker. Features include the Roosevelt quartet and various specialties with Frederic Greenough as general chairman and Billatt Casey assisting.
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Louis Oneker
Frulic
Roosevelt Club
Pyramid Mosque
Suto Street
Sonen
Roosevelt Quartet
Frederic Greenough
Grneral
Billatt
Casey Recepe
Mackriden Oor
Harry Berglund
Frank WC Hoddire
K. Conley
Edward Thorneton
Freddi Cassert
de Interrupter
Leo Hatch
Ted Thompson
Red Bittirie
Julius Dapp
Army and Navy
George W Voorhees
Hiv Dutus Papp
Scott Ter
Chorus of Names in Odd Musical Credits and Phrases
A garbled OCR list of song titles and numerous names appears, mixing titles like He Knows His Groceries and World In Waiting for the Sunrise with an extensive roster of individuals and groups. The readable items hint at a music or stage program but lack coherent narrative or clear event details.
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Koow
Trotund
Theodore Feeiwith
Karl Trousser
Percy Heatley
Q Morgan
AOR
Danducand
Arthur Thompson
Earl Hrotherton
Ernest Owen
William Fl Rometach
H.C. Hemingway
Wd. C. Rabestock
Arnold Steves
Trotanit
Fo Beckwith
Erle Franciscombe
Alex Murray
Ceorge Wambach
Willam J
Attends First Meeting Of New Organization Here
About 116 young business and professional women gathered for the first meeting of the new Business and Professional Women's department of the YWCA. Miss Margaret Williamson of the national department spoke on peace and good will, urging more thought on work problems to achieve peace. The D. M. Read club presented two skits, and a new committee list included Mrs Charley Farrington Lewis as chairwoman and several named members. The department includes the BD. M. Read group and affiliates with the Federation of Business Girld, the Athletic association and the Blue Triangle unit of the YWCA residence.
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New Business and Professional Women’s Department
U. W Ca
Central Y. W. CA
Margaret Willianson
National Business and Professional Women's Department
YW. CA
D. M Read Club
Falutwa
Charley Farrington Lewis
Mra
Anicel Morena
Milas
Dorothy
Waterloo Gunman Kills Constable Then Commits Suicide
In Waterloo Quebec on December 13 AP reports a man fatally wounded High Constable Jean Mesler and wounded RB Jamieson son of the sheriff of Sweetaburg. He then killed himself at the Brooks hotel where he had barricaded himself.
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Man
Constable
Waterloo
Que
Jean Mesler
Jamieson
Soniof
Sweetabirg
Wiifel Delorme
Savage Mal
Brooks Hotel
Westport Woman Re-elected Club Head in Local Meeting
Mrs. John Crawford Republican Representative-elect was re elected leader of Westport Fairfield County Woman's Republican club at a Town Hall gathering. Officers include Mrs Hart Stoddard vice president Mrs Elai e Gillett secretary and Mrs John Adams Thayer treasurer among others.
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Westport
John Crawford
Fairfield County
Westport Woman's College Club
Bedford House
Helen Lewis
Stratford
Anes Fanning
Miss Fanning
Mita Fanning
Macana Bare
Bedford House Girls Win Second Straight Over Norwalk All Stars
The Bedford House girls defeated the Norwalk All Stars 12 to 0 in the Incalss gym Friday night. Karno wski and Cahey led with two baskets each, Sullivan added a center point, as Tedford House and Norwalk lined up in a full roster including Cahey, Sullivan, Kar nawaki, and McNamara. Next week they host another home game preceding the county preliminaries Saturday.
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Martha
Ethel Northrop
Clear Fraser
Electra
Bedford House
Norwalk All Stars
Incalss
Karnowski
Cahey
Sullivan
Tedford House
Peck
Karnawaki
Kertzinger
Norwalk
Stoota
McNamara
Pennington-renter
Shepsky
Modine
Doctor sues Wood estate for funds promised
Dr Arthur G Griffin of Andover sues the Wood estate in Sutton County Superior Court for 75009 claiming William M Wood promised to provide for him and his wife for life. The suit targets the estate's executor Cornelius A Wood and Ot Colony Trust Company. Griffin says he left Malden in 1921 to care for the wool mill owner and that a provision of a home and mill work was promised but only partially carried out. He seeks 66000 plus interest after losing both home and job following Woods death.
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Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Arthur G. Griffin
Andover
Sutrey County
Wood
Ot Colony ‘Trust Company
Cornelius A. Wood
Malden
Woot
Tax on Bachelors Stirs Italian Exemption Claims
Rome reports that the new bachelor tax faces exemptions for inability to support a wife, priests, prelates, army officers, paupers, and those with inheritable diseases. Government struggles to draft rules for Italy’s 3,000,000 unmarried men. The tax will rise with age from five to forty five and then fall after forty five.
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Rome
St Tevere
Italy
Clyde River Power sale nets $500000 in Vermont
The Clyde River Power company of Richford sold today to John J. Flynn of Burlington for $500,000. The receiver era ends after two years. The hydroelectric assets include Richford water power and a 50 mile transmission to Island Pond, with an estimated $1,000,000 invested mainly by Maine and Vermont residents.
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Newport
Clyde River Power Company
Richford
John J. Flynn
Burlington
Burllington Traction Company
Island Pond
Maine
Vermont
Man Takes Blame for Making Booze in Wedding Plan
John Marek admitted responsibility in City court for 48 cases of beer and 10 gallons of whiskey found at his home on November 27. His wife was arrested then. charge against her was dropped. Beer and whiskey were produced for the daughter’s wedding, which was delayed due to the arrests. The beverages were destroyed.
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Stamford
John Marek
Sheriff Killed in Virginia Fight Shocks West Virginia
Logan, W V Dec 13 AP A deputy sheriff and his brother were hired and a third man wounded in a pistol fight in a Hart Creek area last night Ward Bruomfield a Lincoln County deputy and his brother Charles faced Death Eustin Ferguson who was shot six times Doctors expect his recovery.
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Logan
W. Va
Hart Creek
Ward Bruomfield
Tancoln
Charles
Eustin Ferguson
Clarksdale Bank Enters Liquidation After Failure
The Commercial Bank of Clarksdale was seized today and handed to the State Banking Department for liquidation. President J O Lamkin cited poor conditions slow collections and deposit declines as causes but pledged full depositor payment. The bank had 200000 capital and reported deposits near 430 000.
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Clarksdale
Misa
Commercial Bank of
State Banking Department
J O. Lamkin
Lamkin
Names for Army planes reflect Latin American ties in aviation
Washington officials debated naming five Army amphibian planes after big cities New York St Louis San Francisco San Antonio Detroit to mark good relations with Latin America while weighing broader symbols and potential international sensitivities including emblems and misinterpretations of an eagle.
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Washington
Latin America
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
San Antonio
Detroit
Queston
Columbus
Nami
Rivera
Parana
la Plata
Man Dies by Gas in Hartford Room
Hartford December 18 AP Henry Holmes aged forty five was found dead in his room at 227 Park Street the death attributed to illuminating gas from a faulty wall tube connection to a small gas theater in the room Medical Examiner Henry N Costello viewed the body Holmes appeared to have lain on his bed for a nap and was overcome by the gas A search is under way to locate the man's relatives
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Hartford
Henry Holmes
Park Street
Henry N. Costello
Holmes
Fay
Bridgeport Hadassah Chapter Formation Tonight
A Bridgeport chapter of Hadassah the women's Zionist group will form this evening at 816 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport. Principal speaker will be Mrs Moses Epstein a Hadassah leader from New York City. The organizing committee includes Mrs Anna Brugger Mrs Louis Lanissman Mrs Samuel Schneider and others.
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Bridgeport
Hadassah
Women's Zionist Organization of America
Arthur Weiss
Fairfield Avenue
Moses Epstein
New York City
Anna Bresger
Louis Lanissman
Samuel Schneider
Dorothy Neumann
Kate Freis
Fred Lévy
el Lipschitz
Samuel Meelitz
Peggy Beck
Philip Covitt
Yale Hockey Arena Work Progressing
Construction on the New Haven Yale hockey arena advances toward a January 1 occupancy. Six miles of brine pipes for the refrigeration plant have been laid and roof work is under way. Yale will take charge an hour before home games and relinquish 16 minutes after, with owners retaining control otherwise. Nine of the five owners are Yale graduates.
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New Haven
Yale
Springfield
Mass
Harold F. Woodcuck
Yale Athletic
Local youths freed on breach of peace count
George Grace aged 25 of 2095 Fainfield Avenue and Stephen Mager aged 19 of 205 Monnes Street were released yesterday by Judge Ralph Beers in City Court for lack of evidence. Three new suspects were held on $2,600 bonds each and continued to December 15. Frank Webb 33 of 280 Davenport Street Rufus Pratt 26 of Madison Road and William Harnwell III to Shelton Street. Harnwell had a revolver when arrested.
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George Grace
Fainfield Avenue
Stephen Mager
Monnes Street
Ralph Beers
Frank Webb
Davenport Street
Rufus Pratt
Madison Road
William Harnwell
Shelton Street
Barnwell
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