Christmas charity drives a Remington club
In the Remington club hall at Seaview and Boscon avenues, a vast Christmas fund effort gathers foodstuffs, clothing, and toys for city families. Members planned a $4,000 goal, raised to over four thousand with $1,800 from members and $1,010 in gifts. Merchants contributed, volunteers worked, and a cobbler repurposed old belting into soles. The drive will aid 300 families with food, 600 with clothing, and 1,200 children. A planned Christmas party includes hot soup, coffee, and a festive gift hall. The organizing committee, headed by president At hort heekie, coordinates investigations to match needs with aid.
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Remington Club
Seaview Avenue
Sike
Ranel
Ari Ofanse
League of Voters Opens Activities With Card Party
The Bridgeport League of Women Voters kicked off activities with a card party in the Business and Professional Women’s club rooms in the Liberty building. Guest of honor Mrs Maurice Taftwell urged citizenship education and knowledge of state laws while Dinner for directors followed. A second card party was held later.
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Niertine
Bridgeport League of Wemien
Wome
Tiberty
Kitchell Spraks
Miorence
Itelwell
Anaita
Orelock
Board of Directors
Kitehelt
Atra
Lynn W. Witany
Inmat
Jeanne
Agnet
Fraternal Lodges and Societies in Bridgeport Officers Election
A list of Bridgeport fraternal orders and lodges including the Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodmen, with addresses on Broad Elm and Housatonic avenues. Fidelity Rebekah and IOOF announce officer elections and a public installation at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday January 7 at 10689 Broad Street.
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Bridgeport Council
America
State
Wrights of Pythies
Main
Arennum Lodge
J. O
Broad Street
Field Avenue
Benesi Society, Inc
French Street
American Tiectroplaters’ Society
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paner Hangers of America
Elm Street
Bridgeport Taodge
Fraternal Aid Tintonie Airfield
Independent Order
Tt Tr RR
Nuighta of Pythias
Housatonic Avenue
Jerusalem
R. A
Senle Temple
Beloin Camn
Modern Woodmen of America
Tee Avenue
Court Welson
Main Street
Fidelity Rebekah Lose
TO. O. F
Fidelity Rebekah Inder
IO. O. TF
Lodge
Odd Fellows' Hatt
Reduced grain rates upheld by commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission sustained reduced grain rates effective in the trans Misssissippi region. The order lowers charges on grain and grain products by about 16 to 45 percent from 1920 levels and mandates corn and other coarse grains be carried for ten percent less than wheat and other bread stuffs.
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Washington
trans-Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Devon School Pupils Hold Christmas Recital
Devon School pupils presented a Christmas concert under the principal’s supervision featuring Kindergarten songs, American hymn tunes, and a varied program. Performances included junior and senior selections, with students from Lavell and Jack Pow contributing alongside several named participants.
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Devon School
Ethan Allen Council All Day Sale Announcement
An all day sale is announced by Ethan Allen Council with a wide range of items on offer. The notice highlights discounts on attractive articles including toys and gifts and mentions special deals for invited attendees.
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Ethan Allen Council
Ebban Allen Council A. A
Pam
oArticie
Ognek
Clase
Sflanaen
Unusual YWCA Branch Plans International Festive Party
The YWCA branch hosts a diverse international party with gift exchange and cakes. Mrs. Frederick P. Granniss leads the program featuring songs and performances reflecting Greek, Spanish, French, Mexican, Russian, and American traditions, with a mix of ancient and modern handiwork.
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Russia
Frederick PB. Granniss
Emro
Yale
Rte
PSEA
Lesus
Carley Graeseor
Frederick RB
Gran- Mias
Agnes G
Paradise
Park Ave Sisterhood Aids Tuberculosis Fight
Members of the Park Avenue Temple Sisterhood join a campaign to stamp out tuberculosis by selling stamps at the City Whitepal Bank. Active leaders include Mrs. Benjamin W. Brownstein Mrs. Sigmund Loewith Mrs. Richard Opple and other directors and volunteers.
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Sisterhood
Park Avenue Temple
Whitepal Bank
Hose
Benjamin W. Brownstein
Sigmund Loewith
Richard Opple
Samuel Susman
Harry Goldstein
A. A
William Loveman
Lewis R. Salabos
Joseph Ts. Speror
J. H. Cohen
Robertl Lieberthal
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Hanken Knitting Mills
Main St
E. Main St
Te Ely
Tepre
Athort -Heekie
Robert Board
Dietrichs
Leckie
Stegeman
J. A. Dabasar
Meite
Furlis
W. EL. Skinner
Bill Dress Shop
Maino St
League OF Voters
Batti
Jacoby
Broad ST
Iarolda
Thomas
Mrs of Te Chatrat
Tang Soto
Mars
Alfred iMogler
Chefter
Dickous
Carnal
Stannel Broderick
Y. W
Enclish
Mlass
Inter- Daliona
WOM
Cas A Shert. 1 1 Inc
Oelock
Park Ave
Seal Sal
Bridgeport
Fiar
Ieee
Ae Call Cor
Brand
John St
Hadley Company
Bromstebirige
Hadley’s
Golder
Hadley
Slege
Ension
Martha Washington
Hadles
GermsTe
Radle
Hilton
Aan
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