Miss Redden Becomes Bride of William Roe
A wedding notice from the local page reports Miss Redden becoming the wife of William Roe. The ceremony took place at St. Pauls and was attended by family and close friends with officiant John J. Ponevan.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1921
Page
4
A wedding notice from the local page reports Miss Redden becoming the wife of William Roe. The ceremony took place at St. Pauls and was attended by family and close friends with officiant John J. Ponevan.
Milford and Stratford join in a monumental bridge opening parade with officials from Bridgeport New Haven and Stratford in attendance. Thousands gathered as a submarine chaser fired a salute and governors and mayors paid tribute to the engineers and workers behind the structure.
The Associated Press reports final plans for the Foch reception at Haven in Wolsey Hall. Marghil Toch will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws during a procession from Meadow Street to Church, then College Row and Woodbridge Hall. A 10:25 am departure from Woodbridge for Wolsey Hall marks the ceremony. Tickets will not be honored after 11:25 am.
Fragmentary historical speech quotes President Harvey urging peace and happiness as priceless heritage, contrasting nation’s strength with naval power and wartime burdens. The garbled text references a peace message amid conflict and hints at themes of history, joy, and survival.
Advert says Gloves for the Children including cloth mittens with fur tops for boys, leather palm velour gauntlets, fleeced lined mittens with tight wrist. Also Women's grey suede gloves with black stitch, and a 27 inch heavy fleece nightwear flannel for pajamas in pink and blue assortments.
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