Neshteup supper dance committee plans event
Mrs Robert I Weed among Stratfield hotel supporters for a Neshteup supper dance on Saturday April 4 in the ballroom. Junior Teague Revuers led by Harry Chingi will help, with many local members and visiting guests assisting. The event aims to raise funds with rehearsals continuing through next week.
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Robert 1
Weed
Collingwood Avenue
Stratfield Hotel
Harry Chingi Charmin
Wall
DeVer
Warnes
Maturin
Bo Waldo
Moss Ethel Skinner Vis
Tc Ponter
John
Hawle
Fiedank Vergan
Bo Revburn
Sidney WR Becke Ytis Jedi
John K Williamsor
Mes Llorae
Bo Verwin
Marmola claims easy weight loss with prescription tablets
Readers are told Marmola aids thinning figures through a modern scientific discovery. The ad asserts Marmola has been used for 20 years with millions of boxes sold and includes a book inside each box detailing the formula and scientific tests. It urges readers to ask their physician about a $1 box today.
Castoria named for soothing babies for over fifty years
Plain Castoria is advertised as safe and effective for feverish, fretful babies. Physicians endorse it. millions of mothers swear by it. It supposedly stops crying and helps upset stomachs without griping. Genuine Castoria bears Fletcher’s signature. a care book comes with each package.
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Fletcher
Party Given in Honor of Eleanor Erickson
More than 40 friends gathered Wednesday at the Erickson home in Fairfield for a birthday party in honor of Eleanor Lillian Erickson. The event featured dancing, an impromptu entertainment, and a buffet luncheon. Attending were Misses Victory Bearnly Anne Schich Helen B Johnson Helen Tisch Alice Sundstrom Vera Reinberg Elsie Suss Ann Art Mary Ruckay Lorene Mullins Lorell Roberts, W Ite Walsh Howard Van Alotyn Charles Murphy Thomas Hedrick Frank Kunkel Joseph Kunkel Vincent Reinberg Hob Gardner Roll Rudolph Edward Willis James Burns William Busser and more.
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Eleanor Lillian Erickson
Miss
Hadassah Hosts Joint Chinese Themed Meeting
The first combined meeting of Junior and Senior Hadassah was held March 27 in West End synagogue vestry. Decorations featured colored lanterns and Chinese pictures. Mrs Samuel Meltz directed the Chinese program with papers on Chinese Hebrews, vocal numbers, a Madame Butterfly recitation, and a Chinese play. Tea followed in Oriental style.
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Senlor Hadassah
West End
B Berger
Hasdusegh
Samuel “Eltz
Arthur Watts
Eisenberg
Ruth Tischier
Hadassah
Dorothy Schmidt
Samuel Mélitz
Cultura
Hannah Millikowaky
Jennie Rome
Edith Rosenbulch
Hannah Splaver
Cecilia Russakow
Ruth Tischler
8. Esenberg
Minnie Racher
S. Mellitt
Rae Kantor
Henrietta Harrison
Salle Winnick
Hannah Millkowsky
Jernie Rome
Women Activity Meetings In Fifth District Recounted
A list of evening and afternoon meetings for women groups in the Fifth District Republican clubs and affiliated churches. Attendees include Mrs Edwin Stevens at 190 Hazelwood, Calvary Church Girls Friendly Society, Trinity Church Women’s Auxiliary, St Luke’s Women’s Guild, New Era Church Ladies Aid, Fourth Thastric Republican club men and women whist and pinochle, German Lutheran church Ladies Aid, German American Republican club card party, rummage sale for American Red Cross, Bethany Street Womeng club Easter sale, with organizers named.
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Fifth District Republican Club
Mra
Edwin D Stevens
Hazelwood Avenue
the Ladies Aid Society of the
Newheld ME Church
Oglock
Thastricé Republican Club
Braestreet
Colorado Avenue
German Lutheran Church
Harriet Street
Charse
Mra W Hamman
Mis A Koenig
Reichenbach
L Milhowelt
T Stieving
Edwin Knegges
William Metzger
Charles Kelk
Schwaeben Hall
Duchess denies Duke De Nemours elopement rumor
Paris reports the Duchess of Vendome mother of Prince Charles Philippe the Duke De Nemours denied today the string of rumors about his elopement with Margaret Peggy Watson of Washington DC She said he is building a plane and is traveling between North Africa and London and is expected back in Paris for the weekend
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Paris
Associated Press
Duchess of
Vital statistics births and parent details listed
Walter Maguire and Mary Maguire announce a daughter born March 17 at 937 Benhim Avenue. Samuel Fried and Rose Fried announce a son born March 16 at 43 Westfield Avenue. Joseph Bishop and Minnie Bishop announce a daughter born March 19 at 204 Broad Street. Theodore Glamber and Angelina Glamber announce a daughter born March 20 at 47 Colorado Avenue. Abraham Krentaman and Bessie Krentaman announce a son born March 23 at 52 Sedgwick Avenue. Donald King and Ellen King announce a son born March 23 at 2811 Fairfield Avenue. DeWitt Ramsey and Mathilda Ramsey announce a daughter born March 23 at 610 Laurel Avenue. Fred Dieter and Mary Dieter announce a son born March 24 at 1168 North Avenue. Cayl Marks and Eleanor Marks announce a son born March 24 at 60 Waterman Street. Herman Reissig and Annette Reissig announce a son born March 24 at 112 Astoria Avenue. Nehemiah Foster and Lena Foster announce a son born March 26 at 722 Brooks Street. Prederick McWilliams and Pauline Kenecny, both 19, of 197 Hewitt Street. Carl Otto Anderson, 29 of Homestead Avenue, and Agdall Hall, 28 of Fairfield.
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Walter
Mary Maguire
Benhim Avenue
Mare
Samuel
Rose Fried
Westfield Avenue
Joseph and
Minnie Bishop
Broad Street
Theodore and
Angelina Glamber
Colorado Avenue
Abraham
Bessie Krentaman
Sedgwick Avenue
Donald and
Ellen King
Fairfield Avenue
Dewitt and
Mathilda Ramsey
Laurel Avenue
Fred and
Mary Dieter
North Avenue
Cayl and
Eleanor Marks
Waterman Street
Herman and
Annette Reissig
Astoria Avenue & Son
Nehemiah and
Lena Foster
Brooks Street
Prederick McWilliams
Pauline Kenecny
Hewitt Street
Carl Otto Anderson
Homestead Avenue
Agdall Hall
Pairfield
Missionary meeting and church notices from Devon and area
The Ladies Aid of Devon Union Church meets Thursday at 2:30 in the church parlor with Rev William G Guggenheim speaking. Louis Kiasenics, previously confined to Woodland Drive, is now able to be around. St Andrews EpiscopalGuild meets Thursday at 2:30 in Bridgeport Ave church basement to discuss summer plans. Dorothy Roberts of Loomis Street, aged four weeks with scarlet fever, has recovered. Star by the Sea weekly card party led by Judge Shepherds of Bethlehem is at Feckers Hall on Naugatuck Ave Walnut Beach at 8 p.m. A gathering of National Association of Stationary Engineers members was held at Devon Improvement Association club rooms with Elmer Bassett of Hartford addressing attendees and refreshments served. An anniversary mass for Mrs Patrick Casey is planned at St Anna church Saturday at 6 p.m.
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Devon
Ladies Aid Society
Devon Union Church
William G Guggenheim
Louis Kiasenics
Woodland Drive
Ladies Guild of
St Andrewa Episcopal Church
Bridgeport Avenue
Dorothy Roberts
H Roberts
Loomis Street
Star By the Sea
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Feckers Hall
Naugatuck Avenue
Walnut Beach
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Devon Improvement Association
Elmer Bassett
Hartford
Patrick Casey
St Anna Church
Women Increasing the Postmasters Jobs
Miss Beasle Dell of the Clvertree commission cites a six month survey of postmaster examinations. Out of 604 exams for first, second and third class offices, 357 qualified and 99 were appointed. Notably, women headed the list of all engineers in 96 cases, with women achieving thirds in others.
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Washington
Asociated
Miss Beasle Dell
Clvertree Commission
Garden Club plans and new car prospects spark in Meadow Lark days
In a lively letter press snapshot, neighbors plan a Garden Club meeting and discuss vegetable growing while surveying shiny new cars at Harold and Peters’ scenes. The piece blends home projects on pruning, sunrooms, and book purchases with shop ads and local sales, highlighting Harold Ricker’s upholstery options and roadside brass book ends. Meadowlarks, March winds, and a parade of local shops like Read's and Crawford Laundry anchor a bustling, small town moment.
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Harold
Happiness
Braid Street
Libby Quality Canned Foods Promoted By Grocers
A robust promo extols Libby Quality Canned Foods with the big Q sign in grocers displays. It highlights Libby kitchens in California and Hawaii packing asparagus peaches pears pineapple and over 100 varieties including corned beef olives milk and salmon. Libby, McNeill & Libby of Chicago sponsors the campaign urging shoppers to stock up.
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Libby
Sacramento River Valley
California
Hawaii
Alaska
M‘neill & Libby
Chicago
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