America's Hour pageant at Olivet Church
Olivet Congregational church hosts "America's Hour" a mission pageant under Holden and Montsomerr societies. Immigrant and child labor groups portray messages of welcome with scenes from Babylonia to Korea, aided by Mrs J Robinson and Miss Ruthison. Music by Mrs Speer and a large cast including Miss Clarkson, Mr Tesch, Miss Berge, and Miss Dixon from Greece to America.
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Holden and
Montsomerr Missionary Societies
Olivet
Ola Strempel
Spirit of
Brotherhood
Liberty and Justice
LaVerne Clarkson
Gere Ute Tesch
Iss Ednalark
Adhetta Berge
I2erel
Babylonia
Greece
Hazel Dixon
America
Withrop Tavis
Knox
Titian Iting
John Sweer
Pioneer
Alice Abuatt
Katherine Egbert
7Dia
Thelma Knox
Elizabeth Meyers
Korea
Dorothy Boyson Mohammedan
Weoman
Florence Parsons
Poppy Pledge Aids French War Orphans Memorial Plans
The State Federation through its federation drive appeals to women to support poppy memorials for French soldiers’ orphans. Mme Guerin, known as the Poppy Lady of France, spoke to thousands at meetings and conventions in support of silk poppy making by widows and daughters of French soldiers. Funds will aid the American and French Children's League, with May dates noted.
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Ly Alime
Guerin
France
Gueriilan
Zud
Angiliean Legion
Cleveland
Oto
Wrench Children's League
Fannies Crosby Birthday Fete Continues at Memorial Service
The Bridgeport program honors Fannie Crosby with a public memorial, featuring hymns she wrote and a lecture by Prof. William Phelps of Yale. A Monday series at United Church will study Tennyson and Crosby’s poetry, with lectures and dramatic readings highlighting her influence on American hymnody.
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William Phelps
Yale
United Church
Phelps
Nesnigson
Lengtellaw
Bnet
Enrael
Bridgeport
Little ‘Theatre
Safe Medicine for Children for Croup in Baby Remedies
Powys Honey and Dar is a amit cone remedy that mothers can depend upon it will soothe a delicate stomach and children like it. Wits Agen Barnes writes that Jo gave Woley's Woues and for my baby for croup and it helped her immediately. Bold everywhere Adver fiservent.
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Powys
Wits
Agen Barnes
4Th St
Altoona
Woley
Dressmaker Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Vernon Texas woman suffers monthly agony for three years. After husband saw an ad she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She says she improved, avoided surgery, and can work again. Testimonial urges other dressmakers to try it. notes the product contains no narcotics or harmful drugs.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Cama
W. M. Sterens
N. Commerce St
Vernon
Tex
Allenrhu Promises Cure for Severe Rheumatism
An advertising feature proclaims Allenrhu as a remedy that conquers rheumatism, claiming dramatic relief for swollen joints and pain. It highlights founder James H. Allen’s personal struggle and asserts guarantee of refunds if not effective, with Windle's druggists distributing the product.
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Suriggist
Weyers Rhemmvaric
Ajlénrhu
James H. Allen
Allenrhu
Allenrico
Ife Hay
Windle
Elizabeth Penner Specializes in Facial Care
Elizabeth Penner offers specialized facial services in Bridgeport at 2264 Bank Building Room 300 Conn. She advertises permanent eyebrow restoration using electric needle techniques with absolute privacy and many years of experience.
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Alco
Bridgepory E Room
Conn
Bank
Teachers Invited to League Meeting at High School
Local teachers receive a special invitation to a mass meeting of the Connecticut League of Women Voters at the high school assembly hall at 7 45 pm. George Gellhomn, director of the sixth regional division, will be the principal speaker outlining state and national programs. The event signals strong interest in education bills before the legislature.
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League of Women Voters
George Gellhomn
National League of Wom Voters
New Citizens
League of W Voters
Jraig Jonughout
Stratfield
Yale University
League of Women
New Haven
William Lynn. Phelps
New
Women Auxiliaries to Carry On Welfare Work
State women auxiliaries of the American Legion Weld held a meeting yesterday with Mrs Charles Crosby presiding. Organization business was discussed and consensus formed that welfare work should be a major feature of the women’s auxiliary. Ford will organize a week as the executive board plans hospital and visit committees with attention to towns including Alington and Wellin ford.
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American Legion
Traftford
Charles i Crosby
Jatt Ford
Jis
Alingtown
Wellingford
Parish Notes List Meetings and Social Events
Local groups schedule Friday and weekend gatherings at homes across Washington Park and Bridgeport. Discussions cover topics from instinct theory to dramatic literature with hostesses Mrs John G Badder Mrs Amos Bissell Mrs Andres H Cooper and Mrs John Field. A minstrel program by St Peters at 9 Mall Street and a church Epworth League farce titled Bride and Groom close the period.
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Bridgeport
John G. Badder
Amos Bissell
Epworth League of
Washington Park
M. 7. Church
Hridee and Groom
Elack
State Congress Of Mothers Names New Life Member
The Huntings Road Parent Association president Jeremiah Tholmes was honored as a life member by the State Congress of Mothers executive board in New te onday. The presentation, by J. Narra, recognizes her long service in education and community work. The group plans to attend the upcoming Meriden convention on April 14 and 15, with each society to send delegates, and a National Congress Mothers event planned in Washington in May.
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Jeremiah Tholmes
Huntings Road
Cai
State Congress of Mothers
New Te
J. Narra
Cou- Aiddotnes
Funtington Road
Congress of Slothers
Meriden
Bridgeport
National Congress
Washington
Miss Avery Teaches Current Events Class Lecture
Miss Avery outlines the cosm ic situation in Europe and America and stresses women and children’s responsibilities. She cites findings from a committee near Wilts Taland and the Breas an d reviews passport issues and consular services while stressing welcome for women and children.
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Miss Avery
Europe
America
Wilts Taland
Breas
Turgu Poris
Avery
Ishrane Mekin
Spas Ciuk
Cabell
Fragmented memoir fragment on Natalie and Lane's shop
A read fragment describes marbles robins and spring favors drawing paper into Lane's shop for ice cream. It recalls visits to Geneva and Chillon with scenes of castles and railways at sunset, and reflections on travel memories and booklets detailing 28 flowers.
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Seine Inignisa
Lane
Uke
Lee
Poe
Rona
San Francisco
S. Loewith Ard
Picye Jie Ob
Cours
Lo Mureye
Geneva
Chiffon
Zuriel
Pleasanton
Ted Nigher
Weber
Ville Neuve
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