State Director to Speak at Meeting of Visiting Nurses
Margaret Stack will headline the 13th annual Bridgeport Visine Nurse association meeting at Mrs Elmer Hoavens home 906 Clinton avenue January 24 She directs the bureau of public health nursing for the State Department of Health and has long led infant and child health programs including wartime leadership and roles in CT public health nursing groups The annual reading of reports will showcase the year’s work and the association’s expanded efforts during 2428
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stack
Bridgeport Visine Nurse Association
Elmer Hoavens
Clinton Avenue
Miss Stack
Bureau At
Public Health
State Department of Health
Amlfing
Womens Division
State Council of the Tense
Bygivne
Ailsa Stack
Bureau of Infant and Child Hygiene
Connecticut Organization For Public Health Nursing
American Child Health Association
D A R Birthday Celebration At Meeting Today
The Mary Silliman chapter of the D A R marks its thirtieth anniversary with a program at Chevyet church at 2 30 this afternoon. Thomas Wall of New Haven will perform assisted by Mrs Frederick Hindsley on piano and Miss Ethel Ple on organ. Wall is a Lochwood prize winner and a Yale Musical School laureate. an illustrated history titled Reminiscences of Thirty Years will be presented. Guests include Charles Humphrey Bissell state regent Katherine Arnold Netleton state vice regent and Mrs John Lomadkuj Buel national vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Silliman
Chyvet
Thomas Wall
New Haven
Frederick Hindsley
Ethel Ple
Wall
Yale Muale
Mers Charles Humphrey Bissell
Katherine Arnold Net Ueton
John Loaidkuw Buel
Frederick 4
Strong
Main Street
Charles H Bisneil
DAR
Katherine Arnold Nettleton
John Laidlaw Buel
National Society
D A KR
Olivet Bosh
Mechanical Engineers to Meet in Norwalk
The Bridgeport section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers meets at the Rosal James hotel Norwalk tomorrow evening. France G Crockett of Scavell Wellington and Company engineers will discuss how accounting applies to easing producing processes. An auto caravan from Broad and Gilbert streets will leave at 7 pm. Discussion topics include raw material price variation losses from spoilage production above sales budgets expenses and overheads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enzaie
Br Dseport
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Rosal James Hotel
Norwalk
France
G Crorkett
Sirm
Scavell, Welington
Fairfield County
Broad and
Gilbert Streets
New Organization Among Civic Clubs Welcomed in Bridgeport
The United Commercial Travelers Club was welcomed into Bridgeport Civic clubs at a Stratfield Hotel luncheon led by Lions Club president William Bent. Travelers president Emith McLean announced the group’s admission to the Co-ordination Committee, a body of civic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers Club
Bridgeport
Stratfield Hotel
William WW Bent
Lions Club
Ben
Emith McLean
Travelers Club
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A reflection on two boys, Robert with a strong will and Jimmie gentle and compliant. The author argues parents should nurture the independent thinker while guiding the easier child, balancing discipline with understanding to avoid friction and cultivate each boy’s unique strengths.
City clerks offer help as tax bills rush to mail
Clerks in two city departments volunteer to assist Tax Collector Edward A Drew and staff in preparing personal tax bills due to be mailed January 31. Regulars and extras work at home and in office after weekend shifts, with about 75,000 bills to process and a historic near match to tax board estimates. The office runs night shifts, foreseeing tunes in arrears collections to exceed estimates, while current tax collections fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A Drew
Law
Drew
Tax Board
Christmas Play By St Stephens Children At Rakovai Hall
A Christmas play was staged by the children of St Stephens Rm Church at Rakovai hall last night directed by Rex Stephen Fo Cherniteky author of the play. Llungarian National Safety representative Rey Stephen Litedjan accompanied on the plano and sang, songs by Da Horvath. The parish cast included Miss Mary Lengin and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rakovai Hall
St Stephens Rm
Cchurch
Rex
Stephen Fo Cherniteky
Plis Rey
Stephen Litedjan
Ltungarian National Safety
Plano
da Horvath
Mary Lengin
Misytin Duscay
Mss Peart Tatuis
Margareth Kolesar
Susann
Mor
Gr Anderson to Speak at YWCA Session
William G inderson will give the second lecture of the charm course at the YWCA on Golden Hill street at 745 tonight. Dr Anderson is a lecturer in the physical education department of Male University. On February 7 the YWCA courses in inward cookery massage first aid and millinery will be started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Inderson
Galden Hill Street
Dr Anderson
Male University
Lavery to Address Chamber of Commerce
Albert Gavery of the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company to speak at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon. He will outline engineering feats enabling a constant water supply for Bridgeport during the lecture titled Reversing Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Go Bavery
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Chamber of Commmerce
Lavery
Bridgeport
Bishop Murray to Speak at Banquet January 30
Auxiliary Bishop John G Murray will headline a joint banquet of the Council of Catholic Women and the Council of Catholic Men at the Strathfeld ballroom on January 30. The event includes the Catholic Charitable Bureau’s annual meeting, orchestral music, and community singing, with a 100-member reception committee and first planning meeting set for the Catholic Community House next Thursday at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Murray
Council of Catholic Women
Council of Catholic Men
Chari Table Bureau
Strathfeld
John G Murray
Peter M. Davey
Simon Crehan
John E Lavey
Nellie Dunn
Catherine M. McElroy
Loretta Morrissey
John McElroy
Grover A. Lyon
John J Phelan
William E. Alien
Mary Brown
Mary O'Toole
Social notes mark Pyramid temple ball at Stratfield
Hosts Mr and Mrs Carl F Dietz entertain at Brooklawn Club for Edmund Mayo who moves to Providence. Shrine Temple invitations reach 2000 dignitaries for January 26 Stratfield ball. Anna Feyrer shower gifts from Lydia Hose home augmenting a long social calendar with Guild officers elected and other community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Dietz
Brooklawn Country Club
Edmund ¢. Mayo
Providence
Frederick J Kingsbury
New Haven
Wiliam J Grippin
George Holmes Edwards
Richard IL. Neithercut
Edmund S Welfe
Fred Atwater
Stiles Goodsell
David
Robert Eames
Norman Leeda
William H. Webster
James D Skinner
Sanford Stoddard
Charles Weeks
Robert S Hincks
Ada Johnson
Washington, DC
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Stratfield
Anna Feyrer
Harald Barnum
Lydia Hose
Livingston Place
Marion Tuttle
Virginia
Julia Carten
Mary Vegiazi
Pearl Melville
Rita Murphy
Rose Hearne
Rosanna T Labrecque
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Manhattan
Oh Henry
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Our Children
Angelo Patri
Robert
Timmie
Jimmie
Jammie
Father Chernitzsky
GR. Anderson
Ladies Guild of
Calvary Church
Giles
Gregor
Edwin C. Wheeler
Frederick Notling
Secetary
Carl Schmidt
Guild
Aos
Ninth District
Women's Republican Club
Martha Fox
Noble Avenue
O'Cloch
Roberts
Hartford
Chistchurch
Courtland Street
P Gynch
West Avenue
MacSwiney Council
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women’s Club
Edward Cogswell
Boston Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Maurice J. Duncklee
Beechmont Avenue
John Calvin
Firidgeport Federation of Parent-Teacher Associationg
Sidonie Matsne
Gruenberg
Business and Professional Women4 Club
Federation For Child Study
Samuel R. Dodge
Judson Place
Stratford
Bruce Simonds
Vincent Dindy
Selek
Sphigue Memorial Hill
Cleveland Symphony
Mia
Simonds
Vom 4
John Edward Keefe
Providence Kf
This Ety
Helping Hand Etrite Kings Daughters
Oclock
Albert Schneider
Barnum Avenue
Psychology Club
Stratfield At & Otlock
Dwight
Windsor
Delft
Mme
Helena Rubinstein
Stratfield Cafeteria
We. A. Cantwell, Mgr
Bureau of Child Welfare
State Capitol
Conn
Eimer & Amend
3Rd Ave
Post’s
Post and Telegram
Neewsppapfe
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