Fairfield Church Lawn Party For School Fund
Fairfield July 22 A lawn party at St Thomas R C church rear on Tue Wed Thu funds parochial school Delivers candy toys prizes and contests. large attendance expected. party at Alma Asted home honored her 17th birthday with lanterns ribbons aprons roses and games. Fairfield High orchestra hosted at Hate-to-Quit cottage Fairfield Beach drawing crowds at dance and beach events
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Mr and Mrs H Russell Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Henry Russell of Snug Harbor Myrtle Beach celebrated their fifty year marriage anniversary Saturday evening. About five guests, relatives and friends from New York Bridgeport and the beach attended. Music dancing and singing followed an elaborate supper. Gifts included $30 in gold. They have resided in Myrtle Beach for ten years after marrying July 22 1872 in Suffolk Bay. Attending were two daughters Mrs Gay and Mrs Anna Bratte a son Frank Russell and granddaughter Mrs William St Arnold all of Myrtle Beach.
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No More War Campaign By Women Across Cities
Washington reports eight women's organizations plan torchlight processions and all day relays July 29 and 30 to urge world peace. They will send telegrams to the President and stage demonstrations July 31 to show women oppose war and seek disarmament, with leaders urging unified action through groups like the Association of Women Voters and the American University Women.
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Connecticut Women Voters Probe Oath and Party Loyalty
The Connecticut League of Women Voters asks members how the elector's oath should guide voting. Some insist party loyalty dictates voting for party candidates, others support voting for the best candidate regardless of party. The bulletin notes differing opinions and plans to publish more views in August.
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Little Patients Go to Hemlocks Vacation Home
The article describes Angela Angeling and other children from Bridgeport hospital going to Hemlocks for a country vacation to aid recovery after burns and surgeries. Nurses will oversee care. the Visiting Nurse association has hundreds of applications. the Hemlocks program aims to provide rest and rehabilitation for young patients amid ongoing hospital work.
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Adult Boy Problem Vetted by National Youth Leader
Willan N. Northcott of the Bridgeport YMCA cautions that juveniles aged 17 to 20 pose the core adult challenge. He argues youths must be challenged to serve, or risk faltering in adulthood, outlining stages 12 to 16, 17 to 20, and 20 plus with emphasis on responsibility and community roles.
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American and English Out-French the French In Chic Gowns
Paris July 23 A wild week-end party by Wolf Jott son of Johannesburg diamond king. Four hundred European beauties return from Pourville near Dieppe for Deauville themed fashions with American and British stars outshining French attire. Notable outfits include Ninette Tuoyes, Getty Trelawney, Frances Baker, Diana Cooper, Phyllis Dare, Julieharmpson and Gladys Cooper among many nobles and celebrities at the casino opening.
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England
Industrial boy leads by example in factory work says speaker
The speaker praised industrious youths in factory settings noting strong leadership among young workers while criticizing shiftless peers. He warned that such groups produce hangers on of pool rooms and dares the devil, linking crimes to these influences. A Maryland Roads Commission survey finds more automobile accidents on straights away from curves steep grades and railroad crossings.
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Arrain Traff ic Violators Before Westport Court
Westport, July 22. State Police arraigned two truck drivers, Louis Volrolo and Wilkin A. Totti of Newt Have, before Judge Joseph G. Hyatt for summonses issued by officers. Each was fined $1 and costs after being charged for missing mirrors. Carnival week at Suugattyelt Hose company drew large crowds with nightly events and special attractions through midweek.
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Don’t Spoil Your Child’s Hair By Washing It
Advice on using mulsified coconut oil shampoo for children's hair. Warns common soaps dry scalp and brittle hair. Recommends diluting with warm water to produce rich lather and easy rinsing, claims it cleans dust and dandruff, and lasts months for the family.
What a Trial Reveals What a Trial Reveals
A vintage advertisement promotes Sweat Dreams mosquito remedy claiming double strength prevents bites, keeps mosquitoes away, and does not stain fabrics or emit objectionable odors. The copy argues a trial will prove its effectiveness and urges readers to buy.
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