Bride Bathara Brownlee Weds Charles Grafmueller in Danbury
Miss Bathara Rose Brownlee daughter of Dr and Mrs H F Brownlee of 342 Main street became the bride of Charles Edward Grafmueller son of Mr and Mrs Edward Grafmueller of Rutherford New Jersey and Reading Connecticut in a three o'clock ceremony at St James Episcopal church Danbury officiated by Rev A C Coburn. A reception for about 300 followed at the brides parents home. The couple will reside in New York after a wedding trip that began last Saturday.
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Bathara Rose Brownlee
H F Brownlee
Main Street
Charles Edward Graftmueller
Edward Grafmueller
Rutherford NJ
Redding Conn
St James’ Episcopal Church
A C Coburn
Donald McAlphu
New York
Eily
Bethel
Elizabeth Dudd
Hartford
Janet Kinney
Elizabeth Sullong
Elizabeth Wilams
Margaret Dennis
Newark
Mac D Moore
Adelaide Brownlee
Albeyt Grafmueller
U of
University of Pennsylvania
Fhi Delta Theta
New York City
Grafmueler
New Yok
Legion Members Hold Dinner Dance Here
Members of the third district of 130 attended a dinner and dance at Champs Farm Saturday night. Guests included State Commander Kenneth Kramer of Hartford, state auxiliary president Lucy Edwards of Shelton, state vice president Mary Crawford of Westport, Past State Commander Henry Jackson of New Britain, State Vice President Harry Kane of Bridgeport, State Secretary Max Crook of Ansonia, and Mrs Jay Smith of Bridgeport chaired the dinner committee.
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Champs Farm
Amon
Kenneth Kramer
Hartford
American Legion Auxiliary
Lucy Edwards
Shelton
Mary Crawford
Westport
Henry Jackson
New Britain
Harry Kane
Bridgeport
Max Crook
Ansonia
Jay Smith
Bridgepot
Teaching Generosity With Shared Toys in Family Life
A reader argues against forcing children to share and advocates teaching generosity by example. She notes four children trained to share their possessions foster cooperation, citing real-life scenes of shared blocks, shared chalkboards, and a patient family dog as illustrations of diminished selfishness and greater joy in giving.
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Eldred
Personal Service Ad Reads Letters to Mrs Eldred
Telegram readers are invited to write Mrs Myrtle Me or Eldred at Bridgport Telegram to discuss intimate problems and receive a personal reply.
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Eldred
Myrtle Me
Penn ruling bans Sunday baseball in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Sunday baseball illegal, deeming professional baseball a business under 1794 law. The decision followed a test game Aug 22 between the Philadelphia Athletics and the Chicago White Sox, with majority opinion by Justice Schutter affirming the ban and suggesting the remedy via court action.
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Phiadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Philadepha
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Boston
Athe
Yorn Moschaisker
Tedeus
United States
Lizec the
Partiiputs Ac Ned
Auxiliary to Hold Affair for Y M C A Seen in Local Notice
The Y M C A Tides Auxiliary plans a fundraiser at the Bland Avenue venue to support the building drive. Mrs Lucien T Warner leads the event with Lulu E B Fast directing music, Miss Chiffe as chair, and Willam Northridge handling food. If weather worsens, the event will be postponed to Wednesday.
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Lucien T Warner
Ucteria
Washington Park
Lulu
Alen Chiffe
General Chin Man
Willam Nothnngie
MB Crowel
Olivet
Straton's Son to Describe Holy Ghost Visit From Calvary
New York June 28 Warren Straton nineteen son of Dr John Roach Straton Calvary Baptist preacher will recount from his father pulpit the night he says he was visited by the Holy Spirit He describes falling to the floor and singing in an unknown tongue during an all night prayer meeting at the church The event prompted disputes among church deacons and Straton says the experience proves a baptism by the Holy Spirit He adds that he feels led by the Lord and plans to preach to deacons to guide them toward humility and repentance.
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New York
Warren Straton
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Straton
Dr Straton
Stratons
Calvary
Baptist Theological Seminary
Meriden Man New Head of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Middletown June 26 By Associated Press state convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars closed with officers elected for next year Commander William P Dibble Meriden senior vice commander James F Bailey Hartford junior vice commander A F Stimpson Waterbury quartermaster George S French Hartford chaplain Anthony Cook Norwich judge advocates James E Murphy Bridgeport surgeon Lawrence Smith Stamford council of administration Edward W Hackett Hartford William Shanahan Waterbury John Huss Danbury Charles T Blanchard Bristol Auxiliary officers elected President Mrs Rose Langley Danbury senior vice president Mrs Helen Shanahan Waterbury junior vice president Miss Elizabeth Kloss Bristol chaplain Mrs Mary Nixon Noroton secretary Mrs Richards Danbury conductress Mrs Ely Powers Middletown patriotic instructor Mrs Alice Ryan New Canaan historian Mrs Mary Newton Wallingford inspector Mrs Helen French Waterville guard Mrs Katherine Dibble Meriden color bearers Misses Alice Ryan Ansonia Helen McKenna Hartford Rose Jacques Norwich Mary Lynch Bridgeport
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Associated Press
State Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Norwich
William P Dibble
Meriden
Lee
James F Bailey
Hartford
A F Stimpson
Waterbury
George S French
Anthony Cook
James E Murphy
Bridgeport
Lawrence Smith Stamfond
Council of Administration
Edward W Hackett
Wiliam
Shanahan
John Huss
Danbury
Charles T Blanchard
Bristol
Felows
Rose Langley
Helen Shanahan
Waterbury Junio
Mie Eligabeth Kloss
Bristol Ehaplain
Mary Nixon
Noroton
Richards
Ely Powers
Alice Ryan
New Canaan
Mary Newton
Angeline A Barniett tent marks 16th anniversary
The Angeline A Barniett tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans marks its sixteenth birthday with memorial exercises this evening. A reception for recently elected department officer Mrs Pulver and other officials follows. Committee chair Miss Beatrice Breene and Miss Edith Green lead the event.
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Angeline A Barniett
Daughters of Union Veterans
Conditions Worsen in Foochow District in Fukien
A Foochow district report from the American consul to Washington notes rising brigandage and near impossible trade. Government drift toward tactical labor backed by the military causes store closures and halted river transport. A foreigner’s servant duke is expected, mission schools close, and tax resistance sparks violence.
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Washington
Associated Press
Foochow
Fukien
South China
Ser
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