Amnesia Doctor Obliges Court To Annul Third Marriage
McIntosh a 29 year old mechanic lecturer from Stetuan, repeatedly forgets his identities after a head injury in May 1920. He recalls two marriages prior to amnesia and a 1925 annulment to Geraldine Snyder. A third marriage to Dorothy McIntosh in Media, Pennsylvania, remains disputed as he was unaware of his true identity.
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Daanes Lyall Melutosh
Weenie
Stetuan
Ishs
Superor
Hen Mclntosh
Llauston
Eans
Shelton
McIntosh
Mary Frances Nicholson
Parkersburg
West Virginia
New Haven General Hospital
Dorothy McIntosh
Media
Clam Bakes and Birthday Parties Run Through Long Hill
Social events fill a Long Hill schedule with birthday and supper guests. Mrs. Helmrich hosts a birthday gathering including Griswold and Bowne of Bridgeport, while a Maple Top Farm clam bake features Schmidt and Schmidt families from Tashua and Bridgeport among others. Fireworks cap the evening as many locals visit relatives and attend regional expositions.
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Long Hill
George Helmrich
Maple Top Farm
Richard Schmidt
Tashua
Carl Schmidt
Bridgeport
Edwin Vargoshe
Huntington
Bradford Hawley
Monroe
Cotrell
Danbury
Bertha Eagtman
Clarice Hadcliffe
Adlard
Newtown
Frank Guyott
Lake Zoar
George Heimrich
John Barnes
Edith
Greorge Doherty
Hownie
Charles Griswold
Joseph Ehrhardt
Madeline
Springs Maia
Albert Helmrich
Park Lane
Dominick Evin
Friulyepet
Constabley
Connecticut’s Aged Cars Still On The Road
Connecticut still operates cars dating back to 1910. The state’s motor vehicle rules note many older vehicles remain in service, with an overall rise in registrations yet a large number scrapped nationwide. The average life of motor vehicles has lengthened, and about 14,000 cars were scrapped in Connecticut last year amid national totals of about 1,503,000.
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Moteur Vehcle
Con Peedent
Uy Tnt
Orc Ot
Connecticut
United States
Airmail Era Milestone: Army Planes Cover Million Miles
Fairfield Ohio July 9 AP The Model Airways of the Army for five years have run a regular schedule of flights carrying passengers and freight. They have logged over a million air miles over mapped routes under the supervision of Wright Field air service chief Tit TeoJ Maitland. Pilots average about two thousand miles per trip with teams alternating flights. Flights depart from Bolling Langley Selfridge Scott and Mitchell Fields, with meticulous ground and air condition records guiding routes speeds and altitudes. A passenger recalls rough bumps near St Louis and Louisville then smooth landings to Dayton and Washington. Weekly flights were resumed but June 1 limited to one per month from each start point. Fall hopes for Douglas Transports to carry seven passengers per trip.
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Fairfield
Ohio
Army
Air Service
Oj. Maitland
Wright Field
Bolling
Langley
Selfridge
Scott
Mitchell Fields
United States
Army Airways
Airways
St. Louis
Louisville
Dayton
Washington
Huntington Notes and Meetings From July Report
Huntington items include the annual meeting of stork horses of Huntington Telephone Co and officer elections on July 1% at Ahn C Shelton's home. Also reports of visits by residents, anniversary of Sheriff Olmstead’s marriage, and board actions on school routes and teacher assignments reflecting budget cuts and staff changes.
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Nochols
Hubbell
Charles Hubbell
Isinglass Street
Dorothy Ferrig
Dorothy Bradbury
New Haven
Voss
Miss Buswell
Griffin Hospital
Derby
J. Prank Olmstead
Monroe
Ethel M Beardsley
Woodbury
Seymour
Shelton
Sheriff
Wisner Wilson
Clara Swenson
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Asphasia
Hal
Pape
Ohio Commercial Company
Walnut
Simmons Metal Beds
Simmons
Quality and Co
NPW
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