Memorial Day Parade Showcases Stratford School Garb
Stratford marked Memorial Day with a colorful parade led by a grand marshal and the 102nd Infantry band. Center school won the silver loving cup for best fife and drum corps, while Washington and Center also received honorable mention for appearance. Colorful uniforms spanned Intermediate and Center schools as veterans and local officials marched, ending at Academy Hill for a ceremony with Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and a keynote by Judge Carl Foster.
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Stratford
Charles E Wheeler
Center
Clair P Lane A
William Hart
Harry Flood
Washington
Ffe
Drum Corps
Frederick A Conare
Broad Street
Grand Marsh
Rex de Lacour
DeLacon
William G Williams
Wayne Austin
Frederic Palmer
F. Linsley
New Haven
102Nd Infantry
Som
Joh W Thompson
Cherries Hoyt
American Legion
Robert Erle
Anflerio Dunn-Kechiss
Amer Legion
Christopher Eght
Fred Layton
Avel Lind
J LaCroi
Colo
Thomas Joyce Lester Gaynor Bryant Bartlett
John Antonio
Conrad Kaesar
Clarence Rettter
Edmund Wheeler Meritt Axtell
David Hughes
Hne
Carillon Day Reed Council
Louis J Herrmann
Menbers
Board of Education
The
Plaining Board
John Smith
Cupheag Club
Chile
Chr
Bai Scout
Spick
Stanley Sellick
Stratford Congregational Church
Hermann
Civil War Veterans Honored in Stratford Memorial Parade
Staney Powell offers opening prayer as the legion flag squad lowers the colors and raises them again during the ceremony. The event includes the national anthem, a benediction by Red OV Severance, and prize announcements by Mr Hart. Two local veterans died last year, GAR member John V Giles and World War II veteran John Getzman, with a Civil War exhibit drawing many visitors at the Stratford Historical Society after the Memorial Day exercises.
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Staney Powell
Legion
Calute
John de Uiasou
Severance
Mr Hart
Stratford
GAR
John V Giles
John Getzman
Monarchist Flags Greet Hindenburg in Kiel Visit
In Kiel, Holstein nobles welcomed President Von Hindenburg during a visit as monarchist banners replaced republican flags along the route. Prince Hem, absent, is noted as the lone Holstein royalist presence. The president reviewed marines and met retired admirals before staying at Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau’s country estate.
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Kiel
Germany
Associated Press
Prince Hem
Kaiser
Holstein
von Hindenburg
Bron
Tasweek
Count von Brockdorf-Rantzau
Mosco
Fundamentalist modernist struggle divides Baptists in North Platte
In North Platte Nebraska on May 30 1B Associated Press Erangelicn Chistianus warned that liberalism threatens faith and will perish if one side wins He cited battles between faith and unfait h spirituality sensationalism timislionism and unitarianism declaring Moderism a threat and attacked inclusive foreign mission policies and the move to drop baptism as symbolizing an old life fading away
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Chicago
Associated Press
Erangelicn
Chistianus
King
St.ens
North Platte
Baptist Bible
Wnion
Feith
Northern Baptist Convention
Baptist Foreign Mission
Stevetia
Rum Stores to Open in Ontario Tomorrow
Windsor will begin liquor store sales on Wednesday with government outlets selling cheaper whiskeys and blares at 350 and 450 per imperial quart. Beer will be priced at about 10 cents with delivery charges, offering six pints for $1. Stores in Ford City and Wahrold border towns will start Saturday, and interior Ontario stores are expected to handle most province business.
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Windsor
Associated Press
Liqua
Weth Pnd
Ford City
Wrandotte
Setiday
Anvil
Army doctors meet at Warsaw for congress
The fourth international congress of military physicians and dermatologists opened in Warsaw with 306 delegates from 36 countries. Colonel Gilbert B Seaman of Milwaukee presided as Americans deposited a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. Memorial Day activities and League of Nations limits framed the event.
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Warsaw
Mmilitay
Gilbert B Seana
Milwaukee
League of Nations
Thoese
First Man Arrested For Drunken Rowing In Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee Associated Press reports the first man jailed for drunken rowing on the Tennessee River near Knoxville. Harthe was arrested while navigating the river in a boat amid questions over jurisdiction and habeas corpus proceedings. State officers claim exclusive authority, while federal courts may have related concerns.
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Knoxville Tenn
Say
Associated Press
Joan Hemther
Knox County
Harthe
Tennessee
Knoxville
New Glass Stomach Experiments Claim Digestive Relief
Dr Richards Association of Norwalk Connecticut markets Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they cure most stomach troubles by neutralizing excess acid. The glass stomach project is said to study causes and deliver relief by strengthening digestive juices and sweetening the stomach. Customers report varied results and are urged to order the sixity cent vial by mail or in person from Norwalk.
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Dr Richards
Norwalk
Cona
Richards
Amonog
Lady Wries
Mr Richards
Ung
Old Folks Say Doctor Caldwell is Right
In 83rd year, an elder notes time teaches mild remedies over drastic purges critics warn against mercury colomel laxatives and coal tar drugs. He promotes Dr Caldwell’s Pepsin a gentle laxative blend of senna and pepsin as safer, effective for stomach and bowel health.
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Il Colege
Caldwells
Piri Pepsin
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