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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1924

Page

13

Stratfield Parent Teacher Association Plans Numerous Meetings

The Stratfield Parent Teacher Association announces a series of meetings and events for the year. Monthly meetings are held on the first Tuesday with child care provided. An extra meeting is set for November 21 at the parish house, with more gatherings planned for April and May, covering topics from Child Life in China to Weekday Religious Education.

Stratfield Parent ‘Teacher Association Stratfield Baptist Stratfield Men's Clubs Parent ‘Teacher Association China Elizabeth Wright A.W. Cle Land G. Williams United States Harold Glatxe Winthrop Wright Alpheus Winter Milton Williams Howard Strople Z. F. Rutledge Reale Fred Daniels Fred Lovegrove Tilman Newton Hott Stratfield Parent Teacher Association George W. Hudson Regina Steuck Madse Brown C. G. Swords Charles Bears

Pretty Wedding Unites Couple at Home in Ansonia

A pretty wedding yesterday afternoon joined Migs Talen Emma Palmer of 28 Niphota Street to Hubert Burwell Baker son of Dr. Baker of 28 Johnson Street. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride with Rev. Ota mother pastor officiating. The house was decorated with cut flowers and ferns. The Bride Chorus and Mendelssohn’s Wedding March were played by Mrs. F. A. Hopkins. The maid of honor wore a green brocade gown trimmed in gray and carried violets and lily of the valley. The couple left for a brief wedding trip and will reside at 104 Clarkson Street after December 1.

Taleca Migs Talen Emma Palmer Niphota Atreat Hubert Burwell Baker Att BR. Baker Johnson Street Ota Pirst Conjenal Church Ferns Diohererin Mendelsohn FP. A. Hopkins Miridith Baker Phillip A. Hanking Hazel Howard Hartford John A. Carthret York Cary Springfield Ansoni New

Ansonia Couple Wed at St Stephen’s

Miss Mary A. Waricha daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Waricha of Ansonia and Frank A Meszaros son of Mr and Mrs Paul Meszaros of Hancock Avenue were married recently at St Stephen’s Church C rth by Rev Chernitzky The bride wore white georgette and bouquet while attendants wore coral georgette gowns and carried carnations The couple will reside in Ansonia and enjoyed a wedding breakfast before a brief honeymoon مشخص

Mary A. Waricha Michael Waricha Ansonia Frank A. Meszaros Paul Meszaros Hancock Avenue St Stephen's BR C.rth Trev Chernitzky Fauline E. Meszaros Joseph Waricha A. Mahaichick A. Tushner Misa L

Local club and church meetings fill Saturday agenda

Silas Howe and Woman's Belief corps meet at Porester's hall. German Reformed church Ladies' Aid at Chapel Street parlors. Women’s missionary department of the West Presbyterian hosts a birthday luncheon and a playlet. Mosaic club meets at Mrs. Holmes's home. Mothers’ club hosts an all day sewing. A White Shrine tea, following visits, and a Rhéa chapter dance plan proceeds for equipment. Back Rack PTA hosts a Sixth Annual Book Week pageant. Calvary Episcopal guild airs a minstrel show. WCTU and other groups hold meetings and classes noting community programs.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the German Reformed Church Chapel Street Louis’ Raab John Baum, Jr Paul Scho Ars Joseph Sclletinger William Fick Women’s League of the Wirst Presbyterian’ Church Andrew M. Cooper Mosaic Club Jeremiah Holmes Howard Speer Mothers’ Club St Paul's Episcopal Church Constance Sherwood Ladies’ Guild of Calvary Episcoopal Church Pa 1 Main Summit Zalmon Goodseil

Vital statistics births and couples listed across multiple addresses

A column of birth notices lists couples and newborns with dates in November. Entries include Emil and Anna Rotzal on Wood Mont avenue a son born November 6, Frank and Catherine Harbermeier on Jefferson street a daughter born November 7, Abraham and Rose Huntler on Poplar street a son born November 7, Marty and Eva Siler on Par rot avenue a son born November, George and Josephine Olson on Prospect street a daughter born November, Patrick and Hannah Leabry on Colorado avenue a son born November, Mike and Stefana Babko in Fairfield a son born November 10, Joseph Wirby on Church street and Mary Meley on Church street, Frank B. Conklin and Bilen Wanson in Boston Conn, John Stockwa and Julia Kovacs with addresses on Magoth and Bostwick avenues respectively.

Emil Anna Rotzal Wood Mont Avenue Frank Catherine Harbermeier Jefferson Street Abraham Rose Huntler Poplar Street Marty Eva Siler Parrot Avenue George Josephine Olson Prospect Street Novenbear Patrick Hannah Leabry Colorado Avenue Mike Stefana Babko Fairfield Joseph Wirby Church Street Mary Meley Frank B. Conklin Atr. View Avenue Bilen Wanson Boston Conn Jown Stockwa Magoth Julia Kovacs Bostwick Avenue

Old Fashioned Party Fine Program Details Entertainers

An old fashioned party at a Marrittstren home featured readings by Edna Ahlbein and Muriel Cooke, with sketches Two Hetb Kittens and The Little Philosopher, plus violin, mandolin, banjo, and vocal selections. Attendees appeared in costumes including Anna Turnquist and Lillian Keybart, with many family and friends listed.

Hiv Westberg Marrittstren Sivdtiorn Color Ddna Ahlbein Bhsther Wertberg Herbert Weathers Dolly Muriel Bawin Carlson Colo Walter Keybert Theodore Turnquist Frid Ansein William Cooke Lillian’ Keybart Miss Muriel Eleanor Cooke

China Dinner Sets in Novel Decorations Adverts

A newspaper item advertises China Dinner Sets in novel decorations including a 100 piece set B55 a 31 piece set for 28.70, teacups and saucers 7.50 per dozen, dinner plates 8.25 per dozen, bread and butter plates 3.75 per dozen and other pieces at proportionate prices.

New Carving Sets and Dinner Service Display

A display features 100 piece dinner sets and 50 piece sets with rosebud border designs in blue and gold. Service for six in American porcelain with basket and medallion decorations, priced around 13 to 26.50 dollars. Main floor items include silver finish and solid color pieces, plus a china cabinet and dining table set on display for Thanksgiving.

American Porcelain

Helpful Thanksgiving Kitchen Necessities

A catalog of kitchen tools for Thanksgiving includes plum pudding moulds from 40 cents, pie tins in deep styles, Pyrex pie plates, yellow mixing bowls in sets, tin and aluminum colanders, wire strainers, universal food choppers, roundwood chopping bowls, and chopping knives priced from 25 to 2.25 dollars, listed in the basement.

Universal Food Choppers

Colored Glassware in Amber or Amethyst

A delightful assortment of colored glassware including compotes bowls relish dishes cake stands bon bon dishes and mayonnaise bowls with wide gold encrusted borders. Prices from 4.50 ex main floor.

Feast Season Tableware and Roasters for Thanksgiving

Ready for the feast a diner table gleams with crystal glassware including tumblers goblets and sherbets in black optic and gold encrusted bands. Roasters for the Thanksgiving meal are available in savory oval self basing seamless steel designs in medium and large sizes priced at 1.50 and 2 respectively.

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PT Association Yellow Bowl Tea House Florence Elizabeth Stratford Silas Howe Woman's Belief Corps Porester's Hall Broad Street Ernest F. Clase Ernest D. Chase Victory Street Charles Canfield Sealey Street Bridgewater Edward S. Canfield Clinton I. Hunter Harborview Place White Shrine Auxiliary Max George Watson Iranistan Avenue Mass Ernest Jackson North Avenue John W. Hilton Buffalo Golden Hills Ernest Craft Lucy Curtiss Ralph MacEldowney William Easimac Theodore Robertson Paci G. E. Bir Lindley Street Wiliam Behrens Hattie Kimmerler Rhéa Chapter O. E Ritz Rank Todd 1 A. Stone P. Morris, Jr J. Kimmerlan Frances Thomson Helen Kuyk The Women’s Missionary Society West End Congregational Ec Charles BE. Beek Linewood Revenue Tlhe Bargnum Avenue Tomorow Misa Susganne Westbrook Bridgeport Mothers’ Club W. Bi. Lockwood Merchant Street C. G. Batchelder Bridgeport Protective Association George Taylor Anne Qwen Hibernan Hall Washington Avenue W.c Glhert Street Jbilly Cooke H. Westberg Waller Eybert Carl Hulmberg B. Morris Vt. Y Turnquist R. Soderholm Mya Wi Cooke W. Keybert Ait Hm. Ahrhein H. Holmgren Lo F Pagenholm Rogers Grandad Baby Sue Ren Booth’s. Silicon China Turkey Ireland Hird
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