Emile Irhoves Marries Private William Tindwick
The secret service item notes Emil Irhoves daughter of Jr and Mrs Hodgson Thodes of 695 Carroll Ave wed Private William Tindwick of the U S Ordnance Dept. in St Mark’s Church Brooklyn on December 26 with Rev Phars Dane officiating. Other items report Comfort Club at Presbyterian church, corrections on a Bridgeport Home Guard fund, and numerous local social notes on residents’ travels, baptisms, and military postings.
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Fos, Mullins
Migs
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State Street
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Former Local Girl Sings Way to Success in Germany
Miss Marie Winnewisser, daughter of former Bridgeport residents, pursued operatic training in Boston and Berlin before war disrupted plans. Her mother Mrs Frederick Winnewisser of Bellows Falls and father in Bridgeport kept in touch as Marie reportedly gained recognition in Berlin and was offered operatic roles.
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Not Too Late for Women to Seek New Life Paths
Ellen Lane Spencer argues it is never too late for women to pursue new life work after disappointment or midlife shifts. She notes many achieve success after forty or fifty, and stresses that starting anew can occur at any age with decisive direction within a year.
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Mien
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Dicky Numper
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Fragmented diary note about a late evening collapse
A diaristic fragment describes someone in a new evening gown collapsing after dinner. The text is garbled but suggests a failure to attend a Society Show and an immediate medical or physical episode during a social luncheon.
John Hugo Recital in New York at Cooper Union
John Hugo received praise at a concert in Cooper Union hall on Tuesday January 8 assisted by Jacques Renard cello and Tilson Afever violin. The program included piano solos and violin pieces with encores and a dramatic moment as Hugo commented on his health after an incident.
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Hugo
Jacques Renard
Tioland Afever
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Iunder
Fureht
Kolape Mexver
bLvamore
Jaeqstes Renard
Delka Lave
Eto Tae
Anthinte Espressione; (c) Alto Uty Molte
Slessis, Luge
Meyer Anil
St Vincent's Charity Concert Aids Hospital Expansion
The Ladies of Charity at St Vincent's plan a Sunday afternoon concert to benefit St Vincent's hospital. Proceeds will fund a new ward as the city faces a need for more room to care for sick and wounded, with all star performances expected. The program details are to be announced.
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Miles
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Day Nursery Play Benefit For Children’s Daycare
A benefit performance features Mary Pickford in Cinderella to raise funds for the Day Nursery. The program includes travel pictures of the Low American fly of Rin dA danelro, a cartoon drawing, and newsreels of world events. Proceeds cover theater costs.
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Mary Pielkford
Letters from Natalie Livelyn About Town Shopping and News
In a chatty letter Natalie Livelyn recounts plans to go out to town if weather allows, hopes to lift worries with a shopping spree, and notes Italian porcelain on sale at Louise Kaxon Knapp’s studio. She also mentions Buckingham furniture promotions and Phoebe Snow skincare as remedies for city grime.
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Udith
Louise Kaxon Knapp
Court Exchange
Italy
Lin
China
Edith
Wee
Buckingham and Company
Buckingham’s
Buckingham
Letters of Natalie Sparks a Nostalgic Style Note
An editor notes reader letters about Natalie and continuing the series, then shifts to shopping chatter. Describes antique and decorative items, jewelry sales, and price cuts at Jedith’s shop, with mentions of Velvet purses, sterling mounts, and a bone redwood pov tye. Also references Phoebe Snow beauty products, ice cream specials, and fashion notes on Jersey dresses and spring lines.
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Vompeii
Iarote
Traly
Judith
A. W. Jeakchild and Sons
Jedith
Phoebe Snow
Leverty Deug
Antti
Wadham Ice Cream Company
Hooveriza
Walsh
Voung
Sone
Jersey
Edith
New York
Sting
Fat Reduction Pill Promises Hidden Beauty
An advertisement touts Marmol tablets as a weight loss remedy for women, claiming no exercise or dieting is needed. It promises fat will fade, skin remains smooth, and beauty improves, with the product sold by The Marmola Co. from Detroit, priced at seventy five cents.
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Woodward
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Mich
East Side Y W C A Sets Annual Musical Night
East Side YWCA social committee plans monthly entertainments for young women, with a big annual musicale on January 1 at Washington Park M Church. Miss E Jes nette Futtle of New Haven returns to delight Bridgeport crowds with an imitative recital, Massie Pepper performs a dramatic piece, and solos by Mrs Lena Mason Bart ley and Grace Barnes of New Haven accompany the program.
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E. Jesnette ‘Futtle
New Haven
Alwe
Massie Pepper
Charles Klein
Lena Mason Bartley
Grace Barnes
Ny Haven
Fashionable eyewear styles at Everything Optical
Everything Optical promises satisfaction with a wide range of styles and materials to suit any taste and budget. They offer free adjustments anytime regardless of frame maker, ensuring customers leave with glasses tailored to them.
Harvey-Lewis Co. at 920 Main Street
Local business listing shows Harvey-Lewis Co. located at 920 Main Street with the note Successors to Lyman. Details of ownership and lineage suggest continuation of Lyman’s operations under the new firm name.
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Harvey-Lewis Co
Main ST
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