E S Wolfe to Speak at Civic Luncheon in Bridgeport
Edmund S. Wolfe president of the First National Bank of Bridgeport will be principal speaker at a Civic Affairs luncheon at the Stratfield. His topic Cooperating Community Building a second luncheon was announced due to strong attendance. The meeting will report on the Plaza problem and street sign plans with officials presenting design studies and upcoming improvements including a West End playground and railroad station developments.
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Edmund S. Wolfe
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Ioda
Bridgeport Culde
Walter B. Lashar
New Haven
Samuel C. Shaw
Walter John Skinner
Men’s Bible Class Picnic Parade Hits Nichols
375 members of a local Men’s Bible Class from Vario church join a parade led by motorized police, the Fatayllen Army band, and 75 automobiles. They travel through Nichols to a park for lunch, games, and a silver loving cup donation presented by the Red Army unit.
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Fatyallen Army Band
Hin Oe Loca
Varioehurene
Hell
Y. O. C B.uilding
Main Street
Park Place
Park Avenue
Senuih Avenue
Lafayetts Street
Gilbert Atyret
Household Suggestions for Daily Kitchen Tasks
Household tips describe handling hot dishes with towels to prevent burns. Guidance covers wallpaper tones for rooms, cooking fat management, serving soups, using water in cake making, and general kitchen and home maintenance tips.
Largest annual picnic of People's Presbyterian Sunday School
More than four hundred attendees, including 406 children and adults, gathered at The Farm grounds after an afternoon ride and a luncheon. George W. Hudson chaired the success, with W. H. Newman, Emme Wood, and Miss Eugena Phillips in key roles. numerous assistants aided in events like bowling, tennis, and baseball as youngsters enjoyed supervised games and treats.
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The
People’s Presbyterian Church
People’s Church
Fred
Laurel and Park &Enues
Tien
Ries
Gorge W. Hudson
Emme Wood
Eugena Phillips
G. “. Hodson
R. H. Newman
B. Thorpe
J. H. Miler
George W. Dewning
C. Bidnead
EB. Gronberg
Whit ney couple and others in town gossip and plans
Mr and Mrs A I Minor of Whitney Avenue are spending days in Boston. Mrs J Molden will entertain members of the Special Whist Club at her cottage at Silver Sands Thursday. Rose Maplesdy and daughter Janet of Staniford returned home after visiting Mrs Mailesden's barber. The Ladies of Germania held their regular monthly meeting on Main Street. Ade Buck, to marry Claude Stwerer in June, received a surprise shower at the Cummings home. Miss Victoria MM to marry Fred W at her home. a buffet luncheon followed. Lillian Alling to host Senior Girls Club at 7 45 tonight. Local clergymen will be entertained at Beath Street parish house for Holy Communion. Mrs Carrie K B West announces engagement of her daughter Edgareth West to Chrsty F York. Bethany Congregational Women’s Club held a birthday party. June 24 is Children’s Day with church exercises planned. Ladi Auxiliary of the M C AL to meet Tomorrow. Mary Silliman Chapter D A will meet at Mrs C Natheniel Werechen’s home. Edith Bradley,\nformerly of Oreies Avenue, visiting Newark and Cleveland engagements noted.
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Bethany i Congregational Church
Adnvision
Jt Tld
Italian Catholic Club Benefit Show Headlines Event Tonight
A benefit show by the Italian Catholic Club is planned with a headlining act by Oak Niel Cit Si. The committee, led by Malph A and Frieie, includes Saint thydward Lavanin and Damninic Crete, with directors jendamier Lowchen and Maynord Posto. Officials oversee arrangements for the fundraiser at Colowmal bali tomorrow night.
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Miimarre
Oak
Malph A
Frieie
Siaaninigm
Thydward Lavanin
Damninic Crete
Comme Garreao
Jendamier Lowchen
G. C. P. Treasurer Declares Nonresignation
BAY YOULIS. The National Republican committee member says he does not intend to resign from the office. A statement from Harry A. Clain and the treasurer’s colleague asserts continued service and support from the present leadership.
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Bay Youlis
Wis
Harry Af. Clain
Treaeiecee
Mr. Upharm
Judas
Friends Honor Local Pastor on 41st Anniversary
Dr Richard Moore LL DB for 10 years pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart celebrated his 41st year of priesthood with parishioners and friends. Ordained at Niagara in 1852 he served multiple parishes including Meriden New Britain and Bridsesa before his current post and oversaw church remodeling and the 182 children renewed their First Communion.
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Richard Moore
Church of the Sacred Heart
Yester
Oabs
Moore
Aix
Father Moore
Niagara
Church of the Holy Angels
Meriden
Elshoy
St. Joseph's Dew
New Britain
Bridsesa
Sacred Heart Church
Tony Mornite
Thimble Club Plans Big Party at Brooklawn Country Club
The Thimble club will host a Thursday afternoon party at Brooklawn Country Club to fund philanthropic efforts. The event features games a sale of items made by Bridge Hospital patients under the Occupational Therapy committee and decoration by local volunteers.
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Thimble
Brooklawn Country Club
Bridge Hospital
Janson
Chaiman
Cornwall
Hubert Murrey
Suiuih
Warner
Gwavy
Georgina
Bishow
T. Warner
Wilter
Shee Curtin
Aire
WH. Bulard
B. Bartraw
Pow. Metmwell
Wallin Morrisom Misa Sao
Armmered Atwrter
Mim Jari
Willan
Kelsey
Mid
Waller TB. Lughar
Hy Cierniniin
T Dever
Awana Jonnines
Leader Search at Swedish Church Faces Saints Deadline
A notice outlines the call to select a successor for Rev. A. P. Engstrom, naming local figures and congregations involved in the process. Names like Marie and Spenser Leek appear among candidates, with emphasis on church leadership and timing for the transition.
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Thanberndt
Magsteen
University Plans Homer Cummings to Speak at Commencement
The University of Virginia selects Homer Cummings to deliver the commencement address on June 12. Stamford States Attorney Homer Cummings’s invitation follows a line of notable speakers and aligns with the institution’s tradition of independent schools and strong national figures.
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University
Homer Cummings
E ‘Sity
Virginia
Charl Virgil
Thomas Jefferson
Connecticut
Homer
Gum- FE
Stamford
States
RE. A. Alde
United States
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Auckland Gerdies
Tiles Jusseriyd
National Democratic Committee
San Francisco
University of Virginia
William HE. Vanderbilt
Cretonne Slip Covers and Domestic Fashions Discussed
A fragmented survey of home decor trends notes cretonne slip covers as cool appealing accents amid broader commentary on upholstery styles. It suggests domestic authorities shaped interior choices, mentions bathing scales and rubber slides, and references color and pattern motifs shaping living room aesthetics.
Reception closes season of classic dancing classes
The closing reception of Miss May Hail’s Monday and Saturday classic dancing classes took place in Varuna hall Saturday night. Dancers from beginner to advanced performed in Gitan work, Spanish dances, and pieces like Atlantic and Oriental, with solos and duets led by listed participants and novelty favors for the children.
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May 4
Hail
Varuna Hell
Chil Nipak
Spatiah Fances
Jananeag
Jananeag Maidens
Parasul Dools
Minerva Duesing
Eleanor Langham
Frances Kraft
Mari Casaria
Margaret Foreman
Marion Wath
Elianbeth Massel
Margareet Turk
Muriel Smith
Ellen Mantler
Marie Cummings
Brelyn Alexander
Loulke Gondell
Anna Larsick
Tillian” Delvicchio
Raith Rien
Lucy Delvicenio
Mildred Tones
Faltanhera Marcel
Alice Cand
Miss R. E. Oakley Weds David W. Gustavson
The wedding of Miss R E Oakley to David W Gustavson took place Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev Aluxe Aniter officiating. Miss Mina, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and the ceremony was followed by a reception. The article also notes fashion patterns and patterns department advertising.
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Tith
Elizabeth Oniins
Henry
Oquuley
Newall Venie
Warren Gustavsum
Halyvore
Pravidenes
Misa Mdina
Oath
Miss Belle Cohen Becomes Wife of Julius Maretz
Miss Belle Cohen daughter of Max Cohen became the bride of Julius Maretz of New Haven yesterday afternoon at her home 77 James Street Rabbi Emanuel Schoenbrum officiated The bride wore white crepe with pearls and a coronet of pearls Her sister Essie Cohen was bridesmaid Moe Maretz attended His rotacr A wedding breakfast followed They left for Canada and will reside in Morningside after June 20 The bride a Bridgeport High School graduate was with Standard Seed Co Maretz a Yale University 1914 graduate works with Reanick and Maretz in New Haven
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Belle Cohen
Max Cohen
Juline Maretz
New Haven
Paling and Towers
James Street
Emanuel Schoenbrum
Mery Rlage
Easley Cohen
Moe Maretz
Standard Seed Company
Essie Ca
Mr. Mareta
Yale University
Reanick and Marets
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CIVIG
Nichols
Ainele Fagt
Neve
Fulton
Georey W. Hudsen
Site A Siccens
Lareest Hoes Battery
W . HL. Newman
Lillian Keach
Grate Larden
Dorothy Thorpe
Dorman
FP. Walker
Ida Bassett
Ross
Samuel Jones
Upson
Peck
Edward Jennings
Richard J. Wynkoop Jr
D. W. Marshall
Erwin Cooper
Edward Jurstagt
M. F. Deacon
F. E. Lytle
Herbert Voorhees
Mrs. A. I. Minor
Whitney Avenue
Boston
Mryg Rose
Maplesdy
Janet
Stanifora
Ladies of
Germanyz
Ade Buck
Claude Stwerer
Hagelin
Jane
T'S Cummings
Avenue
Missi Buck
Victoria MM
Shen
Fred W
Lillian Alling
Fairview Javenue
Tre Laited ‘Church
Gellock
Fred County
Sc. Vaut
Episcopal Church
Beath Street
Geoorge Meleft O'Oinck
Carrie KB. West
el Hott Street
Fairfield
Ma Edgareth West
Fres California
Mra
Wisin Nottuigie
Park
Mary [Silliwnan
D. A Ft
Edith Bradley
Oreies Avenue
Niarerkalls
Buffalo
Syena
Guy
Nantics
Clevelannd
Ohio
A. P. Engstrom
Cretonne
Marian Moore
Wade
Mike See
Walla
Aibower
Ueber
Per Conor
R. E. Oakley
David W. Gustavson
Bridgeport
Tslentam
Phons Barnum
Julius Maretz
Annabel, Worthington
Che
Igor Ae
Cash Bargain
Rattinspun
Coy Drug Store
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