Obituary notices from Stratford area dated January 1918
A sequence of death notices and funeral details for Margaret Danlin, Lucie Belle Hinckley Stevenson, Hilda Johnson Youngs, Elizabeth G. Law, Katherine Dieringer, Taura Pearson, James I. Kenney, Mary B. Kippen, James H. Rooney, and related funeral arrangements. Locations include Stratford and Fairfield. services held at St Peters Church, local cemeteries, and private residences with automobile corteges and interments noted.
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At & O
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Atte
Youngs
Hilda, Johnson
Carl Youngs
Melville Ave
Fairfield
Mountain Grove
Haw
Elzabeth G. Law
Edward Payson Daw
Sherwood Ave
Milford
Conn
Pieringer
Katherine Dieringer
Wenzeslaus Dieringer
Black Rock
Park Cemetery
Pearson
Taura
Hardy ‘Pearson
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Branford
Central Cemetery
Kenney
James I. Kenney
Parrott Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
T. Kippen
This City
Mary B. Kippen
Fairfeld
Airfield East Cemetery
Rooney
James H. Rooney
Cullinan, Mullins, Buckley & Co
Golden Hill Street
St. Peters Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Shorefront Cottage For Sale By February First
Eye catching ad seeks one man desiring a shore side life in Summer. A nine room cottage with gas and electric lights, first floor finished in beaver board. Can be bought for a few dollars to make an all year house. Sold on own terms. Ask Mr White at Pole 107 Myrtle Beach or Milford 135 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Myrtle Beach
Milford
Bridgeport
Henry ‘Ww. Savage
Vincent Lawrence
Lawrance
Dudley Ayers
Warda Howard
Ainsworth Arnold
Dan Davis
New York
Coal Crisis Spurs National Orders and Industrial Closings
Reports show chaotic coal shortages with thousands of establishments closed despite rights to stay open. New York holds coal for fifty vessels while Hamp ton Foods serves over one hundred ships in port. Authorities consider pooling tug and barge use, with potential rail embargoes debated to ease congestion. McAdoo rejects general railroad embargo despite War Conference Board backing, as some lines move only essential freight. Observers show mixed compliance with closing order, and Dr. Garfield backs ten heatless Mondays while honoring Washington's Birthday. A Monday food sale rule is now clarified after initial exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tast
New York
Hampton Foods
Thie Shipping Board
Mc'Adoo
War Conference Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
TH. Smith
Eastern Railroads
Garfield
Fuel Administration
Washington
Freight, labor woes wrap railroads in deep freeze
railroads report improved freight flow and better harbor conditions but severe labor shortages amid extreme cold. Ice hampers switching, engines, and coal moves. embargos on new freight remain limited to fuel and war goods. Bethlehem Steel protests moved steel shipments, while coal regions await warmer weather to improve supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McAdoo
Bethlehem Steel Company
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Conway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitcairn
Scully
Farm for sale with extensive improvements and orchards
120 acre farm with 75 tillable land 45 pasture and woodland includes 40 by 126 barn shed 7 by 80 house 12 rooms two additional houses running water gaslights bath brook silo ics house holding 1006 tons 3000 peach trees 700 apple trees 400 quince trees and capacity for 60 head stock 1024 Manin St Room 400 Alfred H Clark & Son seek buyers ready to start profitable operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ics
Alfred H. Clark & Son
Manin St
Austrian Cabinet Is Forced Out
The article notes political turmoil in Austria with a cabinet resignation and mixed signals about peace aims. It mentions Hungary seeking cessation of hostilities, adherence to peace without annexations, and debates over Alsace Lorraine. Trotsky is reported as continuing Brest-Litovsk talks from Petrograd, while Berlin censorship blocks internal Germany coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Trotaky
Copenhagen
Leon Trotsky
Petrograd
Brest-Litovsk
Trotsky
Congress of Workmen
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