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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
15
Catholic Daughters gather for state convention at local venues with plans for a coffee party and awards. Officers’ meeting details, sewing circles, card party, and neighborhood church events populate the schedule, including hospital visits and community service drives across multiple streets and venues.
The Monroe Women Voters group plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 3 p eastern standard time at a local home. Attendees include Nettie and Wes Doe Defalte, with details pending.
An extensive diary style report describes Natalie touring the American Tube and Stamping Company plant, noting production activity, machine use, and worker movements. The piece covers segments of the plant floor, assembly steps, and observations on efficiency and safety practices observed during the visit.
A speaker told about 300 Catholic Daughters of America that no Catholic should be elected US president. He urged unity among Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Daughters to promote a female president in the first woman’s national convention banquet. He urged strong leadership and national cooperation to back a candidate seen as fit to lead the United States.
The long text describes a regional gathering with Mrs Franeig 1 Hienna as regent, Agnes Mi Nant, and local leaders presiding. A high mass at St Augustines Church marks the opening, followed by a formal welcome from Mayor F William Behrens and luncheon in the Knights of Columbus hall.
The annual Bridgeport Sunday Evening Community Forum dinner will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock to honor Judge Samuel Shaw who served as forum president for eight years. John WW. En Aprake of the House of Representatives will be one of the speakers.
Dr Harold E. B. Speight, pastor of King's Chapel in Boston, will join Dartmouth College as a philosophy lecturer next term. A Dartmouth graduate, he studied at Aberdeen and Exeter colleges, Oxford, and plans to help implement a tutorial system similar to Oxford's.
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