Mrs Stoddard Elected President Of College Club
Sixty eight Bridgeport college club members met at Mrs W B Bassieh in Fairfield for annual meetings. A picnic supper followed a business session with reports from secretary treasurer and standing committees. Mrs Stoddard was elected president with other offices filled as noted. summer closure announced and fall plans to be set at first meeting.
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Bridgeport College Club
W. BR. Bassieh
Fairfield
Civic Commistes
Aususius H. Wallord
Miscellaneous Shower for Bride-to-Be Mary Adzema
A surprise miscellaneous shower was held at Mrs. Frank Keeler’s home on Central Avenue for Mary Adzema who is to marry June. Guests included Helen Tearne Anna Chutrota Fr. Vastana Frances Ledesco Frances Merbill Ama Freneh Anna Novak Victoria Novak Anna Kuvlik Hazel Beumen Rose Suppleo Mary Safle May Adzema Rose AgriNo Mary Blades Wilma Wargo Anna Jackman Ploney Jackman Vera Lalla Mary Sherbach Frank Keeley and Henry Selfridge.
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Mary Adzema
Frank Keeler
Central Avenue
Adzema S
Helen‘ ‘Tearné
Anna Chutrota
FR. Vastana
Frances Ledesco
Frances Merbill
Ama Fréneh
Anna Novak
Vitoria Novak
Anna Kuvlik
Hazel Beumen
Rose Suppte O
Stratford Newsables Personal Roundup of Local Events
Mrs H W Voelkel hosts birthday dinner at Locust Street Stratford with friends including Mrs Florence Pints and Mrs Chartotte Rafferty plus couples like Mr and Mrs I C Nelson and Mr and Mrs Charles N Stephens. A Black Rock school alumnae dance is planned at the Farm in Black Rock with Oliver Anderson as chair. Local women’s groups host sales and works, and a baby girl named Barbary Rene is born at Bridgeport Hospital. The Thursday Thimble Club meets at Mrs Edward Barlow’s, with lectures by Mrs Juanes T Rourke on Pan American work. The Junior Symphony Orchestra opens with August Berger conducting.
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H. W. Voelkel
Locust Street
Stratford
Stratfield
Bitter and
Mas
Voellel
the Black
Juanes T. Rourke
7 County League of Women Voters
Water mains planned for Short Beach residents
Stratford May 35 Special residents of Short Beach will receive city water this summer. A main from Lordship to Short Beach will supply fresh water to cottages leased from the town. Knights of Columbus council meets in Red Men’s Hall Thursday with Catholic Daughters of America attending a dance in Foster.
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Stratford
Short Beach
Stratford Lghtouse
Lordshin
Council of the Knights of Columbus
Red Men's Hall
Knights
Catholic¢ Daughters of America
Memorial Hall fundraiser concert at Peoples Church
A first class concert under the Recreation committee to raise funds for a memorial hall to serve as a youth recreation center. The event features 32 instrumentalists and a noted soprano, with Florence Davidson as beamstress and Mrs Frederick port as soloist, plus many ushers and volunteers from the church and Sund ay school. Proceeds go to the building fund.
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Jennie
Donning
Eveala Ki. Phillips
T Church
Piaces
I Firsyuly Goodun
Esther Koplow Percy - Feld
Francis Ite
Omella
Charles Jerran
Louis Shapira
Ankeny Mirguracy
Tibor Horn
Thelma Lorrester
Clifford Hedin
Anna Salerna
Nichlas Corbali
Marion Bayliss
Patsy Masone
John Salih
Marold Waldman
Sidney Beck
Julius Smith
Arthur Opeph
Licame Irving Shapiro
Leslie Spaner
Davin Enesieman
James Hanley
Robert Pride
Ralph Wantrowitz
Loring Litchfield
John Mortis
Waldo Woldy
Harold Harper
Nathan Goodin
Mrs. Vaughn
Florence ‘Davidson
Beamstress
Geor
Frederick
Port
C. Lavoy
Sing Chow
Peoples’ Church
Young Ladies of the Sundlay School
Margaret Miller
Anna Humpphrey
Bessie Ferns
Marxac
Humephrev
Grace Jowden
Eleanor Jones
Evelyn Davenport
Dorothy Thorpe
Helen Spattord
Agnes Wallnr
Alice Rice
Bessie Schmeal
Ruth Haskell
Irma
Lanphear
Anna May
Iva Lanphear
Mildred MacLeod
Duston W. Mar
George Dewning
Richard Winkoop
Marvin Marshall
Robert H. Newman
Georges W. Hudson
Meres
Deacon
Herbert &. Voorheees
Frank E. Lytle
George Zumstags
George Wheeler
R. C. Malie
H. Spafford
Wileam MagKenzip
Recital by Vocal Pupils of Mrs. Morse at Noble Guerille
Vocal pupils hosted by Mrs. Mary Morse Granniss presented a recital at her Noble Guerille home. The program featured numerous named performers including Miss Dorothy Staer Miss Fr nestife Lustig Miss Cara Walsh Miss Sadie Wilson and Miss Esther Gre Good-bye among others with soprano selections and piano accompaniments.
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Mary Morse
Granniss
Noble Guerille
Vous Casset
Fawley
Dorothy Staer
Love
Maley
Frnestife Lustig
Sadie Wilson
Prega
Madley Panofka
Ruth Nell ‘ Fennenschein
Schumann
F. C. Spacttie
Mana
Ucca
Olive Cantry
Penper John Leahy
Curran
Anna Lang Walls
Scott
Mise
Nois Blake
Coleridge-Taylore
Grace ‘Laing
Homing del Riero
Misa
Jillian Bariley
Walra Sous
Mosekowski
Lillian Garand
Jatafel
Mies Lilian
Willi Fams
Duna
MeGit
Gilsctaninef
Lewis Cramall
Carmenia
Wilsom
Howard Goenan
Robert Brown
Scotty
Apnea Harrigan
Scotts Midith Norbeck
Madame Butlers
Puetow Long
O Lote Merwe
Isabey Grerery
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages in Revere
Vital statistics listing multiple births and marriages with names and addresses. Birghs and Beir Campbell gain a daughter on May 14 at 17 Amibroge street. Andrew and Kataryn West report a daughter May 2 at 287 Willard street. Joseph and Miry Tesar welcome a son May 3 at 227 Ave vie street. Marriages include Wrank S$. and Margaret Fynetar of New York joining Harold Lane and M Larsen Lane at Jennings Fairfield.
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Beir Campbell
Amibroge Street
Revere
Mags
Thomas
Margaret Fynetar
New York
Harold GC
Oad Heft Street
M Larsen
Jennings Fairfield
Horsey
Weaning a Baby in Hot Weather Guidance
Aged caregivers discuss safe weaning during hot weather. Start weaning around six months with lightly modified fresh milk and gradually introduce foods by the tenth month while preserving breast milk. In heat, avoid underfeeding or excessive dilution. risk of diarrhea prompts careful fluid adjustments and ongoing breast milk as long as possible.
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Tal
Guarry
Whitshan
Diarriea
Five Percent Of Children Have Speech Defects
St Louis May 23 Charles G Stivers of Los Angeles told the American Medical Association meeting that four in ten thousand children suffer speech disorders. He cited overcrowding congestion and rapid competitiveness in life as causes and urged schools to cooperate with university medical schools to create clinics for training and study of such defects. He noted only a few medical schools in the country offer special attention to speech defects.
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St. Louis
American Medical Association
Charles G. Stivers
Los Angeles
Siwya
Mediegl Scheois
Cutting Out the Middleman Eskimos Use Parcel Post
The Eskimos near civilization turn to parcel post to send furs and whalebone to Seattle Bureau of Education agents who auction the goods and buy supplies for natives. The piece notes changes in trade, while separate health advice urges careful feeding and hydration for babies and children during summer heat.
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Bureau of Education
Seattig
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