Veterans to Observe Fourth Anniversary Dance Night
The Raymond Wi Veterans of Foreign Wits announce a Saturday event at Gay clit e stvett with a dance wheel ens and refreshments. Carl Diets will be chief organizer. Wilson will head the evening. The Phoris Post notes the ceremony includes a parade and county services, with plans for community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wi
Gay Clite
Stvett
Carl Diets
Bo Wilson
Phoris Post
Aero
Baghe Corps
Erie
Countey
Une
Amiet
Letters of Batalie for Evelyn in New York
A fragmented memoir style letter from an unnamed writer in a colonial era community. It discusses lending a book on architecture and design, plans for future home life at Colonial Fair Acres, shopping and groceries, a market, and beauty treatments. It mentions Miss Wilson, Annie Carn Wilson, Brin por, and various local vendors. It notes changes in home life, gas ranges, and community improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
New York
Aura Claude Braedon
Colonial Fair Acres
W. E. Lalley
Taseley
Mindarn
Falfield
Dirald Iovenn
Annie Carn Wileon
Baer
Schweisen
Dx Brin Por
Vila
Enline
Oof Oriental Rehne
Wilson
Rayden
Whitine
Uns
Ting
Hanks
Iene
Crawford
Caentiae
Welch
Erlentil
Imagie
Tony Ace
Willets
Kimering
Liberty Building
Tooms
Sanven
Warka
Eneppine
I.fe
Committees Named for Fair at Aty MH A Hall Event
The document lists committees for a fair at Aty. MH. A. Hall with names for chairs officers and ladies in attendance. It notes dates, roles, and volunteers including chairs Mrs. Thelen and A Weinstein with a long roster of assistants, officers, and delegates for organizing events and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. A. Hall
First Tennis Club Officers Chosen at Meeting
The first tennis meeting at the Industrial Service Center in Cua Tae Barnum tonight at 2 o clock will elect officers. Rose Sakowicz is president Agnés Quinn treasurer and Targaret Moaradian secretary with terms expiring. A plan for future events includes demonstrations by expert players next week and practice nights on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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the Law
Cua
Tae Barnum
Lotteers
Rose Sakowicz
Agnés Quinn
Targaret Moaradian
Lymvis
Unity Girls Club Program at Mothers Banquet
Unity Girls Club presented a mothers banquet program with recitations songs and readings led by Mrs. W. Noyes and Mrs. Louise Harber. Hosts included president Bantes Tart and secretary Glives Watfrant. Attendees featured Miss Ruby Cathres and a committee of club members including Helen Misa and Katherine Bars.
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Unity Girls’ Club
Louise Harber
C. FL Beers
Pethgeews
Srslow Huinies
Helen ‘Tratn
Alken Gerainsye
Wieke
Niwin Bay
Helen Misa
Katherine Bars Opries
Glazigham
Anno ‘Astyoni
Doarathy Fyyder
M Terns Chia
Dina Pp
Bantes Tart
Ruby Colhyee
Wilus
Ruby Cathres
Apla
Noted harper at ten appears before art league today
A terse note announces a harper aged ten to appear before the Art League this afternoon at a chapel on Del Avenue near Winie Street. Mrs Jones, born in Wales and known Connecticut tutor, is described as a prominent recitalist. The event lists several performers and a brief program including songs and readings.
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Mesledin 2
Lug
Beidgepar
Chapehy Deld Avenue
Huop'eleck
Jones
Connecticut
Two youths honored at surprise party
Two youths received honors at a surprise party held at the home of Capea Viloneb. Attendees included Siratfope queened Ibb te Rewslew Diebrirer Mel to Medg eRe P Il, along with Michael O'R ei, Fanny Chutes, Hiehard Murphy, and Lima Saerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capea
Opera Star Chamlee To Live In Wilton
Opera star Chamlee to reside in Wilton AyredOs as reports detail his planned move. Readers are informed of potential timing and local implications for the Wilton area amid sparse additional specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamlee
Wilton
Local Women Groups Organize Events and Socials
A busy schedule of charity gatherings, church meetings, and social clubs unfolds across Springvale venues. Notable plans include Bible study at First Presbyterian, lectures by Yale’s Roland Bainter, and charity events by the Women’s Auxiliary and Legion post. Community members attend teas, tea booths, and whist sessions while youth groups plan hikes and poppy drives for Memorial Day.
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Batalie
Werner
CeMtieles
Mies Thelen
A. Weinstein
Samuel Pots
Prigdmian
Jhidawere Alys
Samuel
Ghartes Bhayirn
Capites Hiternate
Mrs
Idam. Coftme Sisel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Coffman
Corona
Porribie
Heltaves
Elsie Comer
Arthur
Casi
Miss Coumer
El-weekly
Criterion
Benmvence
Trac Aid
Prvce
Vareher
Dratt
Lane
Willie
Abies
I Devanhen
Che Oremigers
Arthur Brittingh Ham
Mr Baxte
ART League
Celia Etroris
The
First Baptist
Eharet
League of the Gautianal
Eharett
Yale Calversts
Ana Ravibhard
Allamey
Seb Biudepch
Pelomadoc Avenue
Radesch
M. Kody
Sadie Vmrody
Atas Hataine Brody
Hausyr Kais Gries
New Flaven
Ad Mies
Chris Hienmann
Eisie Kisonmainn
Maco Raet Mainstro
Veo
Su. Petershivs Pi
Chevaneer
Shere
Remikir
M. Ae
Nuritorimar
Mans
Jeo Engertainmion
Erectiny
Oygitt
Snow
Tike
Fredosvic R
Rhernian Fink
Medien
Momrbe
Puentiog
Speke
Stepney Baptist Tohnerh
Swenav
We Grainger
Pasple
Alvars Baptist Ehurch
Heliigeport Hospital
Joe
Orville Keetor
Ureark
Pine Grove
Canaan
Dpy
Athletic Association
Phyhis Wheatley
Wow. Co. A
Beth
Meetor’s Aid Society
St. Jecopal Church
Une Yardiah
Warren D. Blair
Thread Fe Towett
Phyllis Vv
G. A
Couhlcil
Pac
Goga
Howard Simpson
Strattlela
Chamber of Commerce
Faolicemen's Wives and Mothers’ Society
Patrick Doyle
Fairfield Avenue
Knaperack
Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Elijah
Profrasor
Roland BH. Bainter Yale
United Church
Kyota Hall
Cannon Street
Women's Auxiliary
the For the Benefit of the Suxiinry
Harry W. Congdon
Post American
Ancient Order of
Hilbertians
Legion
John Cassidy
Colden Hil Street
Cash Bargain
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