Children's Day At United Church Observed With Music
The United Church marked Children’s Day with a two hour program directed by William C. Hawes and featuring a 35-voice choir led by Mae. Infants were baptized and presented Bibles as part of a spring program amid songs, recitations, and a message by Rev. William Horace Day. Mr Armstrong resigns as director of religious education and Rev Edging T Cowles will assume duties this fall.
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Denilaron
We United Church
William C. Hawes
Church School
Yiona Salvation -Okay Stat Puttel
New York
Male Mae
Morans
Rey
Wiliam Horace Day
Selma Echter
Sarah
Helen Grumman
Mrr
Elmer Beardsley
Rene Pred
Fiat
Dts
Robert B. Fard
West
Armstrong
Frederick
Edging T. Cowles
Kensingum
Conn
Hartford Heotosical Seminary
United Church
Hoton Point
Friends of the
Invita
Aldermanic Meeting Sees Mayor Absent Amid Jamboree
A disrupted aldermanic gathering near Easton devolved into a merry scene with Mayor Wilson and many aldermen present but the leading figure failing to appear. Wilson arrived early and greeted guests while others queued for the convention at Black Rock turnpike.
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Wilson
Homer Godfrey
Black Rock
Easton
John Tarty
Closing Recital Highlights Dances by Isabel Pivlans
Isabel Pivlans danced numerous charming solos at the closing recital led by Miss Francos B. Cosaswell. The program featured children in picturesque costumes and scenes depicting European dances, garden settings, and Time themed acts. A Put stage appeared as Miss Cosaswell directed the show from Scagide Dn Syilute.
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Auits
Isabel Pivlans
Francos
B. Cosaswell
Lawn fete planned at Anne Hathaway Cottage
Mrs Howard Edge of 121 Stratfield road will host a large lawn fete at her home Thursday afternoon for the Anne Hathaway Cottage Art League in Beardsley Bridgeport park. Attendants include Mrs Philip L WM, Mrs Card iyt, 3S Doremus, and Mrs Guy Hammond with several features and whist games.
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Howard Edge
Stratfield Road
Anne Hathaway Cottage of Art League
Beardsley
Bridgeport
Atrs
Dru
Philip L. WM
Cardiyt
Doremus
Guy Hammond
St Charles School to Graduate Eighth Grade Class
Commencement exercises for the eighth grade at St Charles School will be held Wednesday evening at 7:50. A class of 70 pupils, the largest ever, will graduate. Rev Thomas P Closter, principal, will deliver the sermon titled Catholic Creation. Exercises conclude with benediction at the Blessed Sacrament.
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St. Charles
Jon East
Thomas P. Closter
Port Rotarians to Attend International Convention
Atlantic City prepares for the Rotary clubs international convention in June with Rotarians from New England among the delegates. Redmund S. Wolfe and Donis Pawlett, president and secretary of the local club, will join other officials at the event.
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Rotary Clubs
Ac Atlantic
TS Merghy
Fibaoes Pt
Atantia City
Oves
New England
Redmund S. Walfe
Donis Pawlett
Secretas
Daring Bathing Suits Spark Colorful Trends
In Calveston on June 20, fashion notes describe daring bathing suits with bright colors and open backs, paired with stockings and light footwear. The piece highlights a shift toward bold swimsuits and unconventional beachwear, reflecting a lively summer style.
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Calveston
Texas
Lawn Fete Proves A Great Success
A lawn fete at the United Church parish house drew hundreds for an afternoon and twilight program. Mrs Nashaniele Worthen presided with Miss Annes Warner guiding the dress parade. Music and garden games entertained. funds benefit pathanlo work. Volunteers Marvy Walker and helpers arranged outdoor attractions.
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At United Church
Jesuh
AL “J. Warner
Nashaniele Worthen
Annes Warner
Hasteus
Hew
Marvy Walker
May Far
Mias ‘Hiolan ‘Manallt
Goule Singnd
Joseph Weller
Ims
Lo Nelkbergur
Ats Sterling
W. Go Tineborgh
Laney Articley
Local Society Notes From Dartmouth Reunion and Weddings
Personal notes record a Dartmouth reunion with Mr and Mrs Ralph Paine of 225 Wieluis Street and guests from New York and Stratford visiting Mrs Pifeld’s family. Engagements are announced for Ruby Reed to George Boeusin of Albany. Andover wedding plans unfold for Mrs Margaret Humphreys and Genie Wilcox Jr in St Peter’s Episcopal Church.
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Ralph Paine
Wieluis Street
Mfr
Ernest
Pifieldy
Maven
New York
Pifeld
Perenia
Des Philo Maven
Stratford
Iinfield
and Mirs
George WL Mumpheys
Milford
Margaret Raqvees
Humphreys
Genie Wilcox Jr
St. Peter's
Ispisconat
G. Bverett Knollmeyer
Alargo
Irene Fang
Rochester N
Sandiegan
Janet Cheney
Russ Evalyn Booth
Anderson School
New Haven
Locomobile Company
Newton J. Thee
Ruby I. Reed
George W. Boeusin
Albany
Reed
Goorse Windsor
Mapler
Arene
Tite Min
Pes Farley
Yolen Wtewe
Wormer
Retter
Briday
Quesse Reig
W W. Burstow
Laurel Avenue
Tong Hil
Secrets of the Movies Revealed and Misterious Q-Whih
Fragmented text describes questions about film figures and biograph references. It mentions Wallace Reid and hints at asking where his Get anmic appears, with garbled phrases and unclear prompts.
Vacation Parties At Omans Camp Opens For Children
Omans Camp near Sen avenue announces a two week program for children with supervised activities. The camp offers meals, a pool, and full supervision led by Miss Shey, with assistants and a camp committee including Mrs. William J. Griffith and other Associated Charities members.
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Omans
Safety Club
Aruia Sarmss
Amin
Lortho Gall
Wehan
Simpson
Wiliam J. Griffith
Associated Charities
Daughters of Isabelle to Give June Festival
The Daughters of Isabella plan a large June festival with various events and a social program. Mrs F. Sulit is chairman, initiation will be held at Varuna hall, and candidates will be welcomed by state officers. Grand regent Mrs H. Lavey presides as the court hosts the degree ceremony and attendant social event.
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Isabella
Ign
Sulit
Cavum Im Colonist
St. Bincents
Varuna Hall
Stato Street
FBI
J. McNanrrrn
Lavey
Wien
Square coin trials in Australia spark confusion and delay
In Australia late 20s, speculation rises over square coins and tilting nickel designs. Report notes limited adoption by settlers and a few attempts by individuals to use square two-anna pieces since 1919, with a 7 dia square coin and square five-cent pieces mentioned as evolving ideas amid circulation changes.
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Sydney
Australia
Chase
Hugh Dursinions
Dia
Ted
Dayton
First Concert of Season Draws Big Crowd at Beardsley Park
Warmer weather brought thousands to the Beardsley park concert, the opening of a seven game series arranged by the Board of Education. Concerts will alternate between Beardsley and Seaside parks with Wheeler and Wilsiac bands at Beardsley and Coast Artillery at Seaside. Evening programs and dancing on the screens are planned for June 24 and July 3, with继续 concerts through July 4 at both parks.
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Beardsley Park
Board of Education
Boardsley Sind
Wheeler and Wilsasi
Park
Coast Artillery
Sepsice
Mraljeye
Jimers
Ml Mug-J
Seaside Park
Bearnsley
Seaside
Beardsley
Beardsley Parks
Turkish women emerge from veils in city life
Turkish women shed veils in Istanbul and larger cities, adopting hats and bolder behavior. They increasingly occupy public spaces once limited to men, with special seating in railways and new social venues reflecting shifting norms.
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Gaza
Thera
Court scene ends with fine and remittance in odd wager case
A truck driver named Hodees pleaded in court amid a bizarre bet dispute. The judge refused the wager, fined the driver and reduced the penalty by one dollar due to his “seed humor and gokL mabure,” leaving a modest fine and partial remission.
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SI Ossuaho
Hodees
Gokl Mabure
Miss Hall Pupils Recital Opens Evening Dance Program
Miss Hall presents a pupils recital at the hall with senior and junior dancers performing modern social dances and various numbers. The program closes with an original display by the class in pale le dancing and a concluding interpretive piece from Miss Hall's pupils.
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Ballet
Atisa
Peddling Names Of Wellesley Girls In Fraud Scheme
A dubious practice circulates made up stories about Wellesley College women to seed attention across papers. The scheme lists false names from town directories, prompting readers to doubt the article’s credibility.
Hats and Bonnets for Girls with Velvet Trim
Describes hats, bonnets, and sweaters for girls in white linen and organdie. Details include hats with soft crowns, drooping brims, velvet ribbons, blue and old rose colors, white atrapsam securing trim, and prices ranging from $1.50 to $2.50 for various styles.
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