Federation of Business Women Is National Bond
Emma Dot Partridge announced the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs as a national bond at a Park Avenue club dinner. She noted growth from 206 clubs in 1919 to 87 000 women across 671 clubs and spoke on advancing women’s status and opportunities.
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Federation of Business Women
National Federation
Bond
National Federation of Businss
Professional Womens
Emma Dot Partridge
Park Avenue
Switterland
Army of Business
Fedration
Womens Progress
Vass Emma Bam
Don't Delay When Cold Warns City Health Official
Dr William Hall Coon urged prompt medical checkup for colds not improving after a day. He warned ordinary ailments can progress to pneumonia, a major city killer, and advised visiting a physician when at-home remedies fail.
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William Hall Coon
City Heath
Coon
Beggar's Opera Seen As An Ancestor Of Music Show
Yale professor Edward Bliss Read discussed John Gay's Beggar's Opera as a key influence in English drama and musical comedy. He noted its satire of politics, Italian opera parodies, and integration of old English songs, tracing its 1728 origin to modern stages and its enduring popularity through 1923.
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Yale
John Gay
Shakespeare
Ben Jonson
Edward Bliss
Kingish
Yale University
United Church
Spoks
Opua
Red
Gay
Apa
Itajan
Elizabeth S
Tialian Poers
John Gray
Crete
Prince of Wales
Princes of Wales
George II of
Hoeland
Newgit
London
Reed
John Gas
Lodge Dance Tonight Installation Tomorrow at Casino
The Puilty Rebekah lodge plans its first annual dance tonight at the Casino with a program led by Misa Flora Bohrer assisted by Mrs D Dalton, Sherman J Schneider, and Mrs Edward Windt. A regular meeting will occur at Citizens building on Main Street, with officer installations including district deputy President Hirnet Wilson and Fidelity lodge No 6 officers in attendance. The installation party features Noble Grand Mrs Hattie Kirendenheim, Vice Grand Mrs Dorothy Dalton, Recording Secretary Miss Sarah Beretsky, Finance Secretary Mrs Hertha Filman, Treasurer Mrs Dorothy Boas.
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Puilty Rebekah Lodge
da Bo IO
Tomorow
Commulee
Misa Flora Bohrer
D Dalton
Sherman J Schneider
Edward Windt
Citizens Building
Main Street
Hirnet Wilson
Fidelity Lodge
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Weather clear and tran fist. Names and numbers listed show a long row of entries with various scores and identifiers. The fragment includes many proper nouns and figures that resemble a sports or race results section from a newspaper page.
Havana Entries First Race and Other Races Summary
Racetrack listing details multiple races including first race a $690 claiming for 4 year olds at seven furlongs and notes on horses such as Radant Taght Ing Pinaquane and Old Finma stead. Then a $600 allowance for older horses at six furlongs with entries like Bridget OGitdy and Rettle Dore. Third race a $600 claiming for four year olds and up at six furlongs with Jonga Sling and Liona Dare among others. Fourth race a $900 Hayteep with eight furlongs and fourteen entries including Tard Sapehate and Vite Pobic. Sixth race a $7000 warming year olds and up on a mile and seventy yards with Wethlehen and Sitker Spilmgs. Weather clear track fast.
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Rattle
KathIren
Needy
Winnipeg
Jack Pat
Ricky
Pango Crows
Queen Lathia
Boswand
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Ancho Pansy
Alvalradour LY
Merdell
Tanlu
Wethlehen
Sitker
Ken Fall
Cancer deaths rise in Feidgeport during 1924
Feidgeport recorded 103 cancer deaths in 1924, up 13 from 1923, as city health officials prepare laboratory experiments to seek a cure. Total deaths from all causes reached 1638, with heart disease leading at 234, followed by kidney trouble 78 and pneumonia 74.
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Feidgeport
Health Department
Bithe V Munatl and Anne Mreiak welcome a son
Vital statistics list multiple births with names and addresses, noting a son born January 4 to Bithe V Munatl and Anne Mreiak of 198 Horne Street, and many other families reporting daughters and sons born in December and January at various street addresses and with several marriages recorded among listed individuals.
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Bithe V Munatl
Anne Mreiak
Horne Street
Anthony
Carmela DeSernio
Wiliam Street
Michael
Katherine Gotch
Maple Street
Mary Silliman Chapter D A R Birthday Tea hosts officers
Mary Silliman chapter D A R celebrated a birthday with a tea and meeting at a street church. State regent Mrs Charles Bissell was guest of honor with visitors including Miss Katherine A Nettleton state vince regent Mrs John Laidla Buell and Miss Jennia Loomis from Windsor. A musical program and greetings followed a short luncheon at a private home.
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Mary Silliman
Ita
Livet
Charles Bissell
Ragent
Misa Katherine
Nettleton
John Laidla Buell
Nationa Society
Jennia Loomis
Windsor
Morrill Hemlin
Portland
New England
Harry Parrott
Frederick Stevens
Irenistan Avenue
Musical club celebrates its first birthday in surprise party
The Musical Research club marked its one year with a surprise party hosted by Misa Coa Sanger of William Street during last night's annual meeting. All officers were retained: President Lewis Granniss, vice-president Miss Helen Pettigrew, secretary Myre Allen Gebriel, treasurer Miss Franca ONeill. The advisory remains the same except Mrs Leila Hulse is replaced by Miss Ethel Fuller. other members include Mrs Frederick Card and Lassie Mairchild.
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Musical Research Club
Misa Coa Sanger
William Street
Lewis Granniss
Helen Pettigrew
Myre Allen Gebriel
Franc'a Oneill
Leila Hulse
Ethel Fuller
Frederick Card
Lassie Mairchild
St Stephen’s Parish Plans New School And Church
Rev Stephen F Chernitzky announced at Sunday services that St Stephen’s parish will build a new school and wall next spring and may also construct a new church if buyers meet the asking price. He said St Augustine’s rectory construction will be delayed due to church debt of about $120,000 until a major portion is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens Church
Stephen F Chernitzky
Cheroiaky
St Augustines Parish
Peter H . McClean
McClean
Big Clothing Firm Plans Capital Reduction
Hart Schorrner and Marx announced that the remaining balance of the original preferred stock was redeemed and cancelled. At the January annual meeting a proposal to reduce authorized capital stock to ten million five hundred thousand dollars, represented by common stock, will be acted upon. The last of the preferred, amounting to 1,423,300, was purchased in 1924, over five years ahead of schedule.
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Chicago
Hart Scharrner
Marx
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Gern
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Boston
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Haninah McPhail
Howard and
Dorothy West
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Canteon Avenue
IRS
Ida Moffett Strattere
Trederick
Mary Hoyt Westmore
Iifford
Margery Mathewson
Alsace Street
Patrick
Nellie Tolster
Tvergreen Street
Marine and
Maria Ceccarulii
Piers Street
Job
Gusia Durso
East Main Street
Arturo and
Teresina Sansone
Linen Avenue
Mary Doglis
Stratford Avenue
Peter and
Phoebe Sophronia
Parrott Avenues
Domenico and
Asunta Renze
Tixeter Street
Harriet Lynch
Rumham Street
Gorge and
Marie Ziman
Fing Street
Anna Schuller
Ror
Trin
Math Dominguez
Howard Avenue
Frederik
Tentetta Clark
Norman Street
Tamiry
Antonio and
Arcangela Pisant
Waterview Avenue
Tinmary & Thomas
Margaret McCarthy
Central Avenue
Stoze
Mildred MoIner
Jan Mary
Thomas
Anna Kasenak
Berkshire Avenue
Robert
Musical Club
ST. Stephen’s Parish
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Lever Bros Co
Cambridge
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Fairfield Ave
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