Banquet Marks End Of De Molay Membership Drive
Bridgeport Chapter of the Order of De Molay held a banquet at the Masonic Temple to mark the end of a three month drive that initiated about 200 candidates. Red team won the drive over Blue as members of the advisory council attended. Speakers included Charles M. Gerdemier on Comradeship and Fidelity and George H. Woods on Filial Love and Reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Order of Amananth
Merrie
Magcoan
de Molay
Charles M. Gerdemier
George HH. Woods
Personal notices from Bridgeport weekly social column
Carliss will have charge of the Vesper service at the Golden Hill Street Y W A tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock. Miss Ta Cards received here from Mr EB Cutler who are spending their Piedmont trip in Washington. Mrs Cutler was formerly Miss Theoresa Lieft daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lieft of Madison Ave Meant Mrs Eldridge BK Wight of Shelton torment of Bridgeport announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel to Merrill Catlin son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Catlin of Shelton. Young Judea of Bridgeport are completing plans to hold a large Purim party at the M W A auditorium Madison avenue March. Mrs Mr Fogo will have charge of the food sale which the Standard Bearers of the First M B church will hold it afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Waffle and coffee will be served and Mrs William Olderman of 2499 North Avenue will open their home for a whist and pinochle party next Tuesday night for the benefit of the Ladies Talmud Torah. The Rectors Guild of Christ church will meet at the home of Mrs Beers Fairfield Avenue Tuesday afternoon at 2 20 o'clock. They will hold a wash cloth shower for mission work under the aus pices of the Woman's Auxiliary. Tea will be served by the entertainment committee comprising Mrs Frederico Cooper Mrs G Suteher and Mrs J B Moffit. Joe Carlton Weidenhammer of Park Avenue is attending the Raio convention in New York City. He will be the week end guest of John Kingman formerly of Bridgeport.
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EB. Cutler
Washington
Culler
Theoresa Lieff
William Lieft
Madison Avene
Mr Fogo
M. B
Rectors Guild of
Christchurch
Ars
B. Beers
Fairfield Avenue
Woman's Auxiliary
Frederico Cooper
G. Suteher
J. B. Moffit
Joe
Carlton Weidenhammer
Park Avenue
New York City
John Kingman
Bridgeport
Evening classes at State Trade School end this spring
The State Trade School will close its evening sessions on March 3% and reopen in October. Seven hundred students are enrolled in night classes. Superintendent Herbert J. Hanson says certificates will be granted to those who attend 20 sessions or complete 40 hours of work, detailing hours and subjects studied.
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State Trade School
Herbert J. Hanson
Pussywillows Bloom Near Westport Signaling Spring
Several school children found pussywillows in full bloom yesterday near Lees pond in the Saugatuck river. The old timers say this is a sign that spring is coming in about two weeks as warmer days arrive.
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Westport
Mar
Lees Pond
Saugatuck River
Fairfield Personal Notices and Community Meetings
Local groups in Fairfield schedule meetings and events from March. ig company No.1 to discuss pumping engine tech. Comrades in Service Girls Club plans a St Patrick’s Day event. basketball game followed by a dance. Daughters of the American Revolution meet. Board of Education shifts meeting night. high school building bids and possible extra appropriation. Eunice Avery to speak at Southport Current Events Club. Family Welfare Society directors to meet. communion lecture prep at Southport Congregational. Fairfield Philharmonic rehearsals for next month concert. Boys Club of the First Church plans an open meeting with major pace of the event.
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Watriteld
Ig Company No .1
E Re House
Comrades In Service Girls Club
Byron Jeraey
Sherman Court
St. Patrick's
First Church of Christ
Sherman Hall
Uilding
Finance Board
Eunice Avery
Southport
Wakeman Memorial Hall
The
Family Welfare Society
Fairfield Memorial Lbrary
Southport Congregational Church
Tairfield Philharmonic Society
Ziroli
H. Risker
Nvegram
FASHION FOR YOUTH DRESSES PATTERNS AND PRICES
Fashion's forecast describes a youth frock in tweed jersey or serge for sizes 14 to 20 years. It costs about 4.84 with 3.55 for wool Jersey per yard, and patterns mailed for 15 cents. The piece notes simple construction, inset pockets, and gathers, with pattern department contact in Bridgeport Telegram. Glenn Myatt rumored to have joined Indians camp. Frank Kross also reported at Lakeland for spring training.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum 6100
Cleveland
Ohio
Marsh
Glenn Myatt
Cleveland Baseball Club
Milwaukee
Indians
Yesluruss Wheich Myatt
Lakeland
Fla
Frank Kross
Picher
Montreal
Greens Farms Farmers' Club Holds Annual Gathering
Westport March 2 The Greens Farms Farmers Club held its third annual institute at the Greens Farms Congregational Church with a large turnout for lectures and new members. Speakers included W H Darrow and Prof A J Wilkinson on small fruits and vegetable advertising. The Connecticut Agricultural College Extension Service reported extensive outreach including 6,761 meetings and 260,000 people reached last year.
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Westport
Farm Bureau
Fairfield County
A. J. Wilkinson
Connecticut Agricultural College
H. J. Baker
Saxtension Service
Baker
Wilkinson
Darrow
Allan
Parsell
George S. Jennings
Norman W.tangzettel
Obituary notices for Henry H Jennings and others
Obituary notices report funeral services for Henry H Jennings Hartford theatrical magnate and Bridgeport lodge Elk founder. Services were at Elk Home 460 State Street with Elks ritual. burial at Mountain Grove. Also listed: Naomi Smith Bresnahan, Mrs Baron Lane, Ellenlynn McCann, Margaret McCann, Jenni A Clark, Mrs Mary Tucker, and Thomas D Lindsay with service details and burial at Pine Grove or Center cemeteries.
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Henry H. Jennings
Finneral
Henry H Jennings
Hartford
Bridgeport
Aflks
Elk Home
State Street
Hey
Alexander All
First Presbyterian Church
The
Elks
Congregational Church
Milla. Miler
May J. Hard
Louis Ginard
Joseph Weiler
Hartford Lodge of ‘Elks
Frank Schwerzent
Bryant
Charles Miller Martin Karlstrom
Benjamin Shully
John Pralzer
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Dancer Wanda Lettero to write life of ex king Constantine
Rome report says Princess Paula Saxweimar formerly Wanda Lettero will publish a biography of former King Constantine. She knew Constantine well and is writing his life, with plans to publish soon.
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Constantine
Rome
Mar
Paula Saxweimar
Wanda Lettero
Kng
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Good Housekeeping
Stanley F. King
Kensington
Conn
N. E. Ressler
Fred Nordgren
Cromwell
Alfred Trerson
SiSsworth
Pine
Myrtle C
Dunham
New Britain
Eastern Alminium Company
North Washington St
Boston
Mass
Carliss
Golden Hill Street
Y. W
Eldridge BK. Wight
Shelton
Torment
Hazel
Merrill Catlin
Samuel Catlin
Young Judea of
Bridgeport Arel
Madison Avenue
Marchy Bi
William Olderman
North Avenue
Talmud Torah
Fairfield Personals
A. Annabel Worthington
Farmers’ Club OF
Greens Farms
SAO
Bresnahan
Naomi Smith Bresnahan
John F. Bresnahan
Bridgeport Hospital
Kansas City
Charles E. Smith
Warwick Boulevard
Buri
Nevada
Sarah J. Lane
Baron B. Lane
Clark P. Lane Sr
East Main Street
George M. Geisel
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Order of Eastern Star
Gere
Kent
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Bue
Tial
Bitten Flynn
Ellenlynn
Lieberum & Heaphy
Shred Theart Church
Richard F. Moore
Thomas McCann
John Monahan
Red Sailor
Martin Giblin
George
John Heusworth
St. Michael's Cemetery
A. McCann
Margaret Mmccann
Hema
Lafayette Street
Jennie Ae Claes
Jenni
A. Clark
Hawley & Wilmot
Ww. Yoten
Long TN
Burin
Center Cemetery
Menrot.y
Mary E. Suchen
Ansonia
Merreh
Mary Tweer
Sheldon C. Tucker
A B. Jey
North Oup Strect
Ping Memoria
Pine Grove
Ansontsa
Marth
Thomas D. Lindsay
North State Street
Bria
Fine Grove
Black Vici Kid
Bolivia
Sil
Oxfords
Vici Kid
Patent Colt
New York
W. W. Porter
Second National Bank
Church Street
New Maven
Pennsylvania
R. R
Broadway Limited
Siddie
Golden Hill Sv
Woolworth’s
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