Wedding Guests From Society Attending in Stratford
Prominent guests including Mrs. Daniel C. Paterson and Mrs. Virgil Gonos travel from Washington and Baltimore to attend the wedding of Thebert A. Gibney, son of Oy and Mrs. Virgil J. Gonos, at the groom's home. Ushers include Georga Catlin of this city. reception plans and future home in New York noted. period details on local society, travels, and post-wedding plans summarized.
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New York
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North Avenue
New York City
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Philadelphia
Read
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Maine Avenue
Stratford
Thomas P. Thompson
Stamford
Warren Street
Bridgeport
Chauncey B. Baldwin
Air
Bear’ Aduihs
Laurel Avenue
Algonquins Plan Lincoln Birthday Dance Event
Algonquin club members and guests will host a Lincoln's Birthday dinner dance with entertainment by Wil Higa LK Eaton and Traymonid J. Lewis. Special features include readings from Newaver and a ladies favors display. A large number of reservations have been made and a tempting menu is being prepared for the event.
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Algonquin Club
Wil Higa LK. Eaton
Meson Aead
J. Lewis
Lincoln
Newaver
Luether
Ington Terrace
Cotten Ceres
Tauurel Avenue
Huitford
Fleanor Gros
Canners Use Voluntary Inspection to Boost Canned Foods Safety
Article notes a National Canners Association program that uses a voluntary inspection service to assure cleanliness and wholesomeness in canneries. Inspectors track product flow from washing to packing, aiming for full cans, safe seals, and sanitary plants. The effort, supported by 14 states, seeks to reassure consumers amid past botulism fears and aligns with Pure Food laws.
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Wrederic J. Haskin
Witington
United States
Gorrell
National Canners' Assi
Hut Factarion
Cannes
Ag Ae
Tie
Goa
Lila
Chorrell
National Canners' Association
Nhs
Qauail
Ohio
Sanitary In Spector Service
California
New York
Kaily
Ha Wiley
Weaney
United States Department of Ars Culture
Canclnsian
Tairnesa
Olcholis Ruppert
Aweert
Eridt
Unig
W. Us
Shapiro Leaves Paris for Albania as Red Cross Lieutenant
Charles 17 Shapiro of this city received a cable from his brother Lois Leonard Shapiro announcing Louis L Shapiro's appointment as a first lieutenant of the American Red Cross. He departs Paris to assist Allied medical relief in Albania after completing a public health fellowship in Paris.
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Louis L. Shapiro
Paris
Albania
RED Cross
Charles
Shapiro
Iis
Lois Leonard Shapiro
Owerk
Adriania
Shapira
Saursa
University of Aris
Graduata Uf
Faris
Aigl
Daughters Elect New Officers for Connecticut Chapter
A broad Connecticut Daughters of Founders and Patriots meeting in Stratfield elected state officers and delegates. New Haven and Derby members filled key roles including president Mrs. Frank Corbin and vice president Noyes Baldwin, with Mary F man and Kyra Frederick A. Strong among councilors and delegates set for Washington.
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Connecticut Daughters of Founders
Stratfield
Jaanete Booth
Styatford
Mary Fman
A. H
Frank Corbin
New
Noyes D. Baldwin
General Court
Washington
Jamestown
W. Oa
Parker
Pussyfoot Johnson Immortalized in Wax Sculpture
In a London display, the American prohibition advocate Pussyfoot Johnson is shown as a wax figure in Madame Tussaud's. The Ar. Johnson bust bears a patch over an injured eye, aligning with the museum's tradition of portraying notable figures from history and fame.
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Hyurer
London
Shiors Or No Shoes Question Divides Choctaw Temple Visitants
In Rangoon the shoe question returns as crowds at pagodas prefer barefoot worship while younger Burmese object to shoe use on religious grounds. The British government states temple trustees must honor the majority wish of congregations regarding shoes.
World language debate and wartime notes emerge
A discussion on English as a world language cites Professor Carnoy and notes England as a progressive nation with a simple, beautiful literature. reports from a chamber debate commend Purymond and a New Haven ball invitation is accepted by Col. Crenan. cosmic dust layers found at ocean depths beyond two miles in world seismic studies.
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Stociholm
Carnoy
Ols Louviess University
Lavenare
de Chering
Tangah
Warnay
Governor's
New Haven
Stephen P. Crenan
Merchants Seek Congressional Action On Postal Service
New York merchants urge a congressional investigation into postal service breakdowns. In a letter to Senator Townsend, they cite reduced railway mail service, mail concentration on trains, many transit terminals, and elimination of pneumatic tubes as factors harming efficiency. They note delays in first class letters and high parcel theft losses, urging restoration of proper standards.
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New Yor
Merchants’ Association ‘of
New York
Haseen
Charles 7. Pownsent
Congress
Postotice Department
Townsend
Fbut
Tonnsendo
Association For 1919
Colored wash goods and percal es arrive in patterns
New stock of colored wash goods and percales arrives in 36 inch width with patterns and colorings. Priced at 45 cents a yard, the fabrics include Fair and Square cloth praised for durability and endless laundry trips. Also available are plain shades and neat stripes on 32 inch wide textiles suitable for rompers and children's dresses.
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Nain
Spring Styles in Footwear Show New 9 Inch Boot
A new boot in brown kid vamp with brown suede top stands nine inches high. It is built on a new last for long slender lines and graceful fit. Louis heels add elegance. Price $16.50 plus 65 cents tax. Main floor.
Jewish Mothers in London East Side Declared Best by Dr Saleeby
London February 10. Dr G N Saleeby chairman of the national birth-rate commission says Jewish mothers in London's East Side are the best, Irish mothers a close second, English mothers poor. He links infant mortality to social factors and race ethics citing Western Ireland and Bradford as contrasts with better welfare in England.
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Lonnon
London
East Side
G.n. Saleeby
National Birth-Rate Commission
University College
Salleby
Western Ireland
Cradford
Jangland
Letters of Natalie Dear Ey 33 Mother and Valentine notes
A personal diary fragment describes a mother juggling sickroom care and home life while lamenting aging. The writer mentions shopping for a spring suit and corset fittings, finds joy in Valentine’s Day gifts for Edith and the twins, and notes a kitchen chair purchase and children’s crafting antics.
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Edith
Spats and drawer leggings offered in classic hues
The advertisement lists spats for warmth and style to be worn with pumps or oxfords in dark fawn and taupe, including top measurements for sturdier figures. Drawer leggings, cotton with fleece lining, button to the waist in dark brown and gray for children aged 2 to 6 years, priced at 1.959 per pair.
Make Your Own Valentines For Fun And Crafting
Children and mothers enjoy crafting Valentines at home using basic supplies. Boxes of Valentine foundations lacé pictures flowers and standards are sold with ten valentines per box and assorted envelope sizes. Prices start around 55 cents, located on the main floor front.
Latest Fiction Catalog Entries for Rural Readers
The listing highlights three short stories and a collection with prices. Red Belts by Hugh Pendext sets Tennessee as the far west at $1.50. The Farmer of Roaring Run by Mary Dillon features a Virginia farming woman at $1.75. The Boardwalk by Margaret Widdemer offers brief Atlantic coast tales at $1.60.
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Hugh Pendext
Tennessee
Far West
Roaring Run
Mary Dillon
Virginia
Margaret Widdemer
Atlantic Coast
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