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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1958
Page
11
New Chilean measures aim to curb curp imports and ease foreign exchange strain in Santiago. Authorities retry policy to stabilize pesos, boost trade, and support local businesses amid currency volatility.
The engagement of John Macy of 23 Fee Road Southport to Barbara J Kepple is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Kepple of Greenmead and Lake Worth Florida. Macy is a grandson of Nelun Macy. The note references Rosemery Hall Crecawirth and a local connection to Fair-O.
Polka Dot Players Inc hosts a Sunday 2 p.m. tea at Barnum Hotel to launch a subscription drive. Samuel Derman will toast, with Jona Derman, Arthur Walsh, and Harold Kirshner among those in a one act scene. A musical preview from Klan and Fancy offers slides and scenes planned for April at Union Avenue venue. Tea and dessert will be served. Mrs Doris Reed and Mrs King Derman in charge of arrangements with Mrs Stella Lesnesk handling subscriptions.
A vintage recipe card outlines Lemon Veal Scallopine for four. It lists tender boneless veal slices, bread crumb cheese coating, lemon juice, egg wash, and butter. Veal is cooked in batches in a skillet, then kept warm in a low oven until all portions finish. Serves four.
Mrs. Carl J. Gade chairs a Red Cross rummage and white elephant sale to fund a new canteen truck and disaster transport needs. The event runs from 9 am to 4 pm tomorrow and 10 am to noon Friday at Red Cross headquarters, 271 Park Avenue, with Gray Ladies and nurses aides co sponsoring.
Vinyl films are being used to line Hine farm reservoirs in porous soils to prevent loss of water, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. Most of the diesel electric locomotive units used in freight as passenger service are from 1,50 to 2,000 horsepower.
The YMCA Mothers club schedules a benefit card party Friday at 7:20 PM in the YM recreation room at 644 State Street. Committee chairs include Mrs. Attilia Pellegrino and Mrs. Joseph Crocco with aides and prize, publicity, tables, and gift booth coordinators. Also reported is the birth of Timothy Allan Osborne on March 9 at St. Vincent's Hospital, son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Osborne of 426 Wood Avenue, their fifth child joining three sons and a daughter.
The Woman's Service Board of Devon Union church will hold a 10 a.m. work session in the parish hall on Pequot street Devon with Mrs Kenneth Morse in charge assisted by Miss Emma Mayer and Mrs William Hoagland. A dessert luncheon at 12 45 p.m. hosted by Mrs Frank Keeling and assisted by Mrs Archie Yuill Mrs Harold Holt and Mrs Franklin Osborne precedes a 1 43 p.m. business meeting led by President Mrs Merrill Williams. Mr and Mrs William McCormack Jr will discuss honey bees and show a movie afterward.
Orent Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will install officers in ceremonies near Monday at the Masonic temple. New slate includes Gertrude Fleisch worthy matron and David Johnson worthy patron with Ruth Buhrer associate matron and Harold Barnum associate patron. Additional officers listed include Marie Christian secretary Trene Scott treasurer Florence Morrissey conductress Ethe Leminan associate conductress and others. Installing officers will be Mary Cameron worthy matron George Wheeler worthy patron Elizabeth Welch chaplain Marjorie Wheeler marshal Olive Harvey warder Lyda Heilman organist and Joyce Tonges soloist.
Stratford Amaranth Court will sponsor a fashion show and card party on Friday March 28 at the Masonic temple in Stratford. Co chairmen are Mrs Minnie Phillips and Mrs Holly Babson with Mrs Muriel Stevens as commentator. Ticket sales handled by Mrs Elsie Gillette and Mrs Ann Both. prizes chaired by Mrs Edith LeGrass and Mrs Maud Prate. Models for women styles include Mrs Alma Black and others. men’s wear models listed. Virginia Stokes oversees refreshments with a large committee. Isabelle Zenhig is publicity chair.
The Black Rock parent teacher association will gather today at 2 10 PM in the school for a meeting led by guest speaker David Donovan of the juvenile court. A question period follows and refreshments will be served by mothers of grades one and two.
The DAC chapter will hold a dessert meeting Monday at 1:30 PM in the Town House restaurant YWCA 263 Golden Hill street. Miss Lucy Curtiss will present a book review. Hostesses are Mrs. W N Tomlinson Mrs Daniel S Smith and Mrs Frederick A Griswold.
A pivotal state decides a close election where the popular vote is evenly split, potentially changing which party wins the electoral vote. The foxglove plant Diglatis resembles fingers in its flowers, a nod to the Latin name for finger.
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