Prominent Speakers At Silver Bay Conference Highlight Event
Mrs Dorothy Guinn and Mrs Ira Stevens attend the Eastern City conference at Silver Bay Lake George. Noted speakers Oscar Marmillian Buck and Dr Charles H Fahs discuss world citizenship and Christian education of women. A church ceremony at the Assumption with Rev Thomas Lynch featured garden flowers Palm Sdelsohn’s wedding march. A reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Dorothy Guinn
Phyllig Wheatley
YW. G. A
Ira Stevens
Whatrman
Silver Bay
Lake George
Promisent
Osear Marmillian Buck
Charles H. Fahs
Hall McGowan Wedding Yesterday At Sunrise
Anna Ford Hart and Thomas Francis McGowan wed yesterday after nine in the morning. Anna is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hang 1 Uni of 167 Howard Avenue and Thomas is the son of Mrs and Mr Jowett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ford Hart
Hang 1
Uni
Howard Avenue
Thomas Francis McGowan
Mtr
Jowett
McGowan
Jamertisem
Rosettes and orange blossoms adorn satin slippers
The feature describes two pairs of white satin slippers embellished with rosettes of white tulle and orange blossoms. The design emphasizes pride and style, though the exact occasion or origin remains unstated.
Letters of Natalie pear Evelyn reveal fashion and dream wear
A fragmented column discusses sewing, fashion trends, and public interest in beauty services. It mentions Mrs. George I. Wilson's Stratford salon, William Auch’s store, and Stratford Avenue shops while noting waves of feminine style and the appeal of convenience meals in local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear Evelyn
Sewins
Woden Bate
William Auch
Stratford Avenue
Ramerh
Liberty Building
Chicago Woman Loses Rings in Stamford Hotel
A Chicago woman reported two diamond rings missing from the wash room of a Stamford hotel yesterday. The rings, valued at about 1400 dollars, were left by Mrs Richard Salto of Boston while visiting Robert Many at Nottingham Road. The rings were not recovered by the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georne I. Wison
Stratford
Triscilia
Imarderes W.lh
Stamford
Polica
Hoigi
Tiichard Salto
Af Crienso
St Tow
Sater
Robert Many
Ummarwealthy
Boston
Autemulblle Yasterdas
Many
J. le
Children of Mary to Give Benefit Dance
Children of Mary will host a benefit dance at Falkela Beach tomorrow night to support their parish. The event is the season’s first dance and features decorations and entertainment planned by committee chair Miss Clark and assistants Loretta Donohue Elan McGrath Violet Farley Ethel Coy Sarah Cul and Helen Crowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary of St. Petans
Falkela Beach
Nea Imeludes
Nnn Glark
Loretta Donohue
Elan McGrath
Violet Farley
Ethel’ Coy
Sarah Cul
Helen Crowe
Silk Sweaters Dominate Market Trends This Season
White silk sweaters remain the top choice in the market with black ones following. As the season advances, buyers favor black and white combinations, signaling evolving style preferences and ongoing demand.
Diary concept sketches of new square loom design
The fragment describes a diary concept for new square loom ideas using material reel and rosely braided cord as a foundation. It notes soft cord work and a preliminary setup beneath the design, indicating an early drafting stage of textile construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerda
Jare
Somerir
Fashion's Forecast by Annigel Worthington
A fashion column advises on durable summer frocks and sewing tips. It details fabric choices, measurements, and yardage for binding and trims, offers pattern mailing and payment in stamps or coin, and provides Bridgeport Telegram pattern department contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umaigur
Pattern Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
Community club girls in camp near Derby
A Rust voided OCR summary notes Derby area activity as a community club brings girls to a camp near the Mousatente after a two week vacation. Local residents including Miss Cahill and Miss O’Sullivan visit, while Rev Worthy A Maylant and others attend church and hospital events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club
Derby
Thy Postal Telor
Wesumen
Conmunit
Mousatente
Frank Nolan
Watertown
Joseph O'Conne
King Street
Mr O'Conne Fent
Hunt
Rela Pandieitig
Grifin Hospital
Cunrlatie Cahill
Tare
New Lon
Sion Searles
Dorby
Walnut
Beuea
Andrew d. Fai Pyaek
Varhis
Iveta
Helen Voransry
Mise Jennig Cannon
Penn Grove
Asan Elaion
Ansonia
Dasilion
Xannan
Caynigh
Large enrollment and great zeal at Bible school
The First Presbyterian Church on Myrtle Avenue reports a large Bible school enrollment with about 171 attendees and around 90 percent participation from the pews. The program features teaching staff led by ATG Ander and M. Mawes, with several named instructors and a list of attendees in the class roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Myrtle Avenue
Putnam Park
Weems Pangue
Veel Gad Demi Bible School
Wisalowing
Wave Eherge
ATG Ander
M. Mawes
Telka Crastatson
W. Raraback
Mar Aes Hazel Williams
Mb Fat Volie
Atme
Be Bon
Miss. Athnin
Doris Birdskin
Recugin
Samed
I Wil
Foun Lucas
T. Verie
Warren L. Trawy
Igsthor Gerrish
Miss O'Brien Surprised On Eighteenth Birthday
On her eighteenth birthday Miss O'Brien was surprised by friends and family. Charles and William Pregerald led the evening as entertainers providing music and merriment. Attendees included Catherine Fabs Helen O'Reilly and several other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss O'Brien
Orayien
Charles
William Pregerald
Satherine
Helen O'Rei
Miss N
Sue Sullivan
May Sulivan
Missy Agnes Ers
Sara Pranres Walsh
Buss
Marie Teylor
Facobs
Elizabeth Yeanor O'Brien
Willian
Charles Cole
William Mcl&co
Births and names listed in Vital Statistics notice
Births section lists numerous names with imperfect OCR phrases. Entries include parents and locations, mentioning a son born July 17 and multiple daughters with mixed street addresses and unreadable fragments.
Seat Tavo For Cuts and Whispers of a Street Wake
A fragmented report from a wartime era column mentions cuts, an illness, and a beating at a residence. It references individuals with unclear names and a disturbance linked to a tour stop on a street. details are obscured by damaged text.
Howland Dog Goods Outing and Local Social notices
Employees of Howland Dog Goods enjoyed their annual outing at Savin Rock with about three hundred attendees. Mrs. Frederick Fish hosts the weekly Bridgeport art league card party tomorrow. various residents and clubs announce teas, dances, and tennis tournaments, with gatherings at Brooklawn and Pequot Yacht clubs and moving pictures featuring Rudolph Valentino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Dog Goods Company
Savin Rock
Frederick Fish
Bridgepere Art League
Glinton Avenue
Catherine O'Brien Weds C Northrop of Ansonia
Catherine O'Brien and Charles Edward Northrop of Ansonia were married at the Church of the Assumption Ansonia by Rev John Brennin. Bride's sister Miss Margaret O'Brien was maid of honor and Viarvey Morfan of Hartford was best man. The couple planned a wedding trip immediately after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Assumption
Ansonia
Frances Catherine O'Brien
Charles Edward Northrop
John JT. Brennin
Margaret O'Brien
Viarvey Morfan
Hartford
Northrop
Fon
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Hall-Mcgowan
Natalie
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Chicago
Children OF Mary
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W. K. Kellogg
Aine
Kellogg's
By Annigel Worthington
Dadins
George and
Jose Tenowles
Gtrcel
Ryang Tebec Pausther
Ad Avenue
Tuy
Mary Katherine Awfield
Jona Joseph
Ty Ian
Suugheser
Jom
Anna Kiplak
Wile Lard Street
Durghies
Mia Eebuwacin
Fe Ote
Susan Io
Peliam
Iam Jf
Trish
Syracee
Catherine M. Momanar
Vouich
Dagny Aur
Barbara la Mayer
Eemerenne
Mageolis
Cordon Cooper
Norman St Hee
Wiliam Smith Sappy
Washington, Ca
Cheig
Charles S. Evans
Miome
Warriser
Cora Booth
Ush Sterling
Minnie Borton
Grace Wedge
Henry Fidokine
Chile
Willars Sprague
Brewster Street
Maine
Faleiichd
Gre
Ira Warter
Hes Charsé
George I Tompkins
Fredaries BR. Lewis
Pequot
Lesus
Agnes Bigelow
Brooklye
N. Ys
Nelthcrest
Brooklawn Ayer
George W. Hawley
Brooklawn Country
Rodolph Valenvice
Ailee Terry
Charlotte Marsh
Hes
Catherine O’brien
C. Northrop
Che
Tweed & Jersey
Madras
Rinso
Lux
Lever, Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
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