June brides to be host multiple bridge parties
Miss Doris A Wheeler hosts a bridge party for three June brides to be at her home on Tuesday. Guests include numerous local women and several engaged couples with ceremonies slated for June. On Wednesday, Mrs Edwis Hert hosts a bridge party for Little Sisters and Service club members in honor of Miss Henshaw and Miss Bartram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris A. Wheeler
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Mary Miller
Guy FP. Miller
Awin B. du Val Glehorna
Marion Henshaw
Wiliam Faton
Thira
Eleanor Bertram
George Sherman Windsor
Helen Wheeler
Alice Cat
Elizabeth Seeley
Huld Chapman
Hulda Chapman
Elizabeth Bassick
Mary Hincks
Lois Cole
Evelyn Teel
Louise Atwate
Teveling Foster
Margaret Eithereil
Alma Schonerton
Elizabeth Havens
Mi ‘Ming Harriet V Ives
Misa Ethel Skinner
Julia Foster
Lorraine Armstrows
Caroline Graves
Bilsie Wheeler
Mary Johnson
St. Paul
Minn
Dorothy Northro
Edwin Hart
J. Walk
CO. Marvel Seimon
Bris
Gerald Breant
Jonathan Godfrey
Ralph Sperm
HK Mes Mereles
Roderick McNeil
Edwis Hert
The
Little Sisters
Service Club
Miss Henshaw
Miss Bartram
Doris Wheeler
Nea
Lafayette Street
Elork
Clary Johnson
St. Paul, Minn
Young Women's Guild of the United Church
George W. Hawley
Brooklawn Park
Baby found starving. police arrest mother in Newark
Police raided a Newark apartment after a complaint and found a one year old girl in a rear room crib, severely undernourished and said to have had nothing to eat for three days. The child’s mother Mae Hidrer and two men, George Ulrick and Peter Webber, were charged with disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senny York
Mae
Benjamin Hidrer
Na Lid
Ital
Eldrad
George W. Ulrick
Peter Webber
Edgowine
Ulrick
Newark Bay
Deilier Eldred
Grace Schwartz
Eldred
City Hall
Eht
Labor troubles in Alabama coal fields spark federal appeal
May 22 report says a pretexted warning of industrial conflict in Alabama mining districts urged federal intervention. The American Civil Liberties Union accuses state leaders of tolerating or causing civil rights violations during a recent strike ended by state militia. The union appeals to Secretary of Labor Davis to investigate conditions.
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Alabama
American Civil Liberties Union
Davis
Federal Department
Tate Auctorits
Garden party by college clubs a successful affair
A garden party hosted by College clubs at the home of Mes. George C Waldo in Black Tack drew over a hundred attendees Saturday afternoon. Funds benefited Smith, Mt Holyoke, and Welleste. Tea, ice cream, and cake were served on the lawn and porches. Dolls and other items from a large spoon to a floor mop were sold. Home made cake bread cookies and candies were also for sale. Committees included Harriet Hyde Ruby Borritt Mrs. George Nathnapie Waura Simons Marion S Donaldson and others handling arrangements and treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyal Las
Mes
George C Waldo
Smith
Mt. Holyoke
Mmons
Welleste
Pice Irasquehy
Immoans Elub
Sally Binamons
Vivirge Wer Bridge
Harriet Hyde
Ruby Borritt
George Nathnapie
Waura Simons
Marion S. ‘Donaldson
Milford Memorial Day Plans And Club Events
The Milford green hosts an Memorial Day program with scout troops overseen by Fred Hill and Buell. Metoaka Council and Daughters of Pocahontas plan a May dance at Red Men’s Hall Milford with Harmony Five performing. Local residents return from Los Angeles and Washington weekend trips. Doris Wheeler to entertain Service Club. church groups and veterans’ organizations schedule meetings and lawn fete planning work.
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Milford
Senuis
Milford Green
Fred Hill
Anc Buelloe
Metoaka Council
Daughters of Pocshontas
Redmen's
Halk Milford
Harmony Five
J. H Bline
Henry Galbrotner
Aoe
J. TD. Brown
Tdariaa Place
Los Angeles
Cab
Harver
Elmore Cave
St. Louis
Paterson Moves to Curb Air Tragedies Over City
Paterson leaders pledge tightened rules after a fatal aeroplane crash at the Preakness Flying Field. Lieutenant William Coates and Mrs John Brady died when a plane crashed during a loop, police report the wings crumpled. Officials plan to enforce ordinances to prevent similar tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Roesuty
William Coates
Ohn Brady
Preakness
Here
Warce Wighmean
Ly Board of Aldermen
Mayrick van Noort
Tirt- Lesais
Cannes Gulf
Hishman
South Africa Seeks Renewal of Anglo Japanese Pact
Capetown premier Christiaan Smuts told the House of Assembly that renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty would not harm American interests and should align with South Africa’s guiding principle of true friendship and cooperation as far as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
South
Oregon jurists urge appointment of Taft
In Salem Oregon, May seven jurists urged appointing William C Taft to the U S Supreme Court to succeed Justice White. The motion was presented amid debates on the court's future composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Taft
Kicked by a Horse in Savoy Street Incident
A rider near Savoy Street, James Magara of Lark Avenue, was kicked by a horse yesterday. He sustained lacerations and abrasions to the face and was taken to Rt Vincent's Hospital for treatment where he was found not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Magara
Larkavanie
Savoy Street
Vincent
Alors
Women Golfers at Brooklawn to Have Bet Season
An unusually full schedule is planned for Brooklawn women golfers this summer. Mrs John T. Hughes is chairing the women’s golf committee with Mrs Charles Maldwin and Mrs Jonathan Cadder among the organizers. Events include 18 hole medal play, mixed foursomes, and handicap tournaments from June through September, with dates and formats listed for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklawn Contry
Law
Dehn T
Huwohard H Heen
Cor
Charles
Maldwin
Jonathan Cadtr
Mas
James
Churanonshin
Maten Plaz
Maten Jay
Lambston
Ade Tust
Sapremier
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Edwin Hoyt
South America
Baby
Crawford
Fairfield Ave
Courtlan
P. Sproviero
Bridgeport’s
Russ Chiropractor
St.enfield
Bridgeport
Homestead Tea Room
Clinton Avenue
Derwillo
Fagley Steam Cookers
Howlatul Dry Goods
Read Co
ALL Hetter Grade House Furnishings Stores
Margaret Hogan
New Haven
Catherine Hopkins
New Haver
Blanche W. Anderson
Maple Avenue
Myrtle Beach
Say
Ives
Wadsworth Tves
Washington
Women’s Auxiliary
Harry W. Congdon
Elnck
American Legion Club
Golden Jet Street
Daughters of Veterans
Evenine
Varuna Hall
Blue Sky
Charit
de Paul
St. Vincent's Hospital
Huntinghom
Lilian Sullivan
St. Vincent
Hadley’s
Hadley
Eclipse
Ragueseef
Ters
Mate
Wiltons, Whittalls
Len Nandie
Ryrtee Ty
Isa
Berlin
Ate Joe
South Africa
America
United States
Brooklawn
John T. L. Hubbard
Aventy
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