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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
9
Warren G Hardins publisher of the Marion Ohia Daitar AAS is noted in a local stale item. The fragment mentions St Patin Minn Sow and names a press figure in a terse regional notice.
P. J. Hotalitt of St. Paul, executive secretary of the association, announced the addition of a new member to the Nations Editorial Association.
A stray dog and lamb are cared for by the Animal Rescue League at a farm midway between Southport and airfield. Since April, more than 300 animals have received aid due to public indifference. The rescue league, short on funds, plans an December 1 sale to cover winter needs as animals live on the farm or await new homes.
Under the Mayes Wood Parent-Teachers Association, two moving picture shows will be held in the Junior High auditorium on Saturday November 26, one in the afternoon with a free entry for Maple district children, and one in the evening. Alf Smith chairs the entertainment committee. A later note mentions a canoeing incident in East Africa and temporary blindness from polluted water.
A distressed letter describes a wife’s severe illness and recovery aided by a tonic. The writer claims long hospital stays, loss of appetite, and dramatic improvement after taking medicine sold in local drug stores. He mentions weighing about ninety pounds and describes prior hardships. The missive references Wattanie and Bridgeport advertisements.
Tyler son of Mr and Mrs Artie Tyler of Ulmwood avenue returns home from Weslyan ooffere for Thanksgiving recess. Doris Mansfield of Nome avenue has returned from Stone school Cornwall for the holiday. Women’s auxiliary of the American Legion of Painting plans a whist and pinch will be held in the Lesson room Tuesday November 2. William rly Ton and Mrs will be free. Mr and Mrs Joseph Simmons of North announce birth of a son. Mrs Simmons formerly Celia Kang. Machrie’s dancing club event Thursday benefits the Stravhlons Hall. Several local residents and officials attend a Bridgeport Philosophical Society meeting.
Fragmentary text describes sewing pine at paper under a hinge. It notes a small part and the action of stuffing by a machine until the hinge fills, then removing the paper and noting Corelle.
Local girls at the high school organize a drive to assemble food baskets for the needy this Thanksgiving season. Funds and material support come from Miss Geraldine Lobens Phan and several school staff members as volunteers collect cans, dry goods, and monetary gifts for distribution.
The article lists volunteers named to staff the charity wall event including Mrs. Bumner Simpson Mrs. Lavery Mrs. Veron and others. Individuals will oversee the bar music and refreshments with arrangements attributed to New Haven and Windsor organizers.
Rox Trot event at Black Country Club offers a turkey prize for the winner. Distinctive plans include a novelty fox tral and a live survey for attendees. Committee chairwoman Jalan is guiding the event with a focus on a successful masquerade turnout.
Gift novelties and ornamental baskets and boxes for handkerchiefs tires or gloves work boxes sewing and knitting bags in several sizes perfume bottles with decorated covers vanity cases powder puffs shoe trees hand painted lace trimmed scarfs centerpieces necktie twist 250 yards on a tube be 75c a tube fibre silk 175 yards 85c beads various kinds Chinese beads for necklaces girdles yarns in many colors for knitting garments
Exhibition highlights luxurious silks and brocades for dresses coats and trims with bold pricing on silks at 1.79 to 5.50 per yard and a third floor sale. Special sale on I Miller shoes features high priced Fifth Avenue models in pumps and oxfords with Baby Louis heels and broken sizes cleared at discounts.
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