Sunday School Rally Reveals Longest Attendance Records
At First Methodist church a Sunday school rally showcased remarkable longevity among members. Mrs. G B Hawley holds the longest record at 76 years, followed by others with 50 60 and 70 plus years of membership. A procession entered the church as part of the day’s program.
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First Methodist Church
G. B. Hawley
Ralph I. Munson
Ijirat Methodist Burday School
First
M. E
Eadie Davis
Anne Lyons
G .B. Whitehead
G S. Hawey
Nellie ‘Kershaw
Orville Rector
Charlotte Plumb
Eleanor A Church
Annie M. Church
A. Hawley Church
Charles Wilson
Emily Athorne
E A. Disbrow
Louise Bouton
Wills Scholl
Bh. Plumb
Canton Strang
H. Thomas
J. W. Horton
S. M. Benjamin
Harret Roy Wheeler
Duane E Brewer
Mary Hanford
Duane E. Brewer
Mary BE. Keep
E. Sylvester Smith
W. B. Spencer
Maxwell Griffit
Fred Bouton
G B. Hawley
G. 8. Hawley
Eliot Plumb
Hattie Whee Er
F. Ell
Elizabeth Kerr
Benjamin
Orville
Alfred West
L B Matthias
E. Debroy
Laura Wray
Hlorda
F. , Plumb
F Plumb
Chares Lee
J. H Wade
Mise Ellen Morgan
Col. J.head
Clinton Strang
Marion Lewis
C. A. Lounsbury
G. B Hawley
Fairfield County Women Voters Discuss Budget Meeting
The Fairfield County League of Women Voters held its regular meeting and luncheon at Stratfield with many members present. The group reviewed the Connecticut league budget and the $4,700 county quota, heard from Miss Louise M. Griffith on the National budget, and noted that most funds are available with the remainder to be raised before the November annual meeting. Helen M. Rocca of the National League described government procedure from bill introduction to passage.
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Fairfield County League of Women Voters
Stratfield
Connecticut League
Fairfield County
Louise M. Griffith
Katherine Ludington
Samuel C. Shaw
Redding
Fairfield County League
Emerson Newell
Greenwich
Newell
Misa Helen M. Rocca
National League of Women Voters
Married 14 Years Seek Annulment in Superior Court
Pearl Beacom Smith of Danbury petitions for annulment of her 14 year marriage to David Smith on unusual statutory grounds. Sarah Rosenthal Frankel of Ridgefield seeks a divorce from Charles Frankel of Norwalk for desertion on August 1, 1921. they were married March 1906.
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Superior
Pearl Beacom Smith
Danbury
David Smith
Sarah Rosenthal Frankel
Ridgefield
Charles Frankel
Norwalk
Louis Demko Birthday Party Reported
Mr and Mrs Joseph Demko of 29 Waldorf avenue hosted a luncheon party for their son Louis marking his sixth birthday. Guests included Rose Yukas Helen Demko Margaret Paoska Jennie Demko Margaret Kerekes Elizabeth Petro Betty Kovans Peggy Ecsady and many others.
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Joseph Demko
Waldorf Avenue
Louis
Rose Yukas
Helen Demko
Margaret Paoska
Jennie Demko
Margaret Kerekes
Elizabeth Petro
Betty
Kovans
Peggy Ecsady
Ethel Korcsma
Margaret Blossom
Bilizabeth
Ssernei
Helen Bogdanyi
Goldie
Marton
Ethel Kolecar
Frances May Weds J Harold Keating in St Marys Church
Miss Frances May of Barnum Avenue and J Harold Keating of Stillman Street were married yesterday at St Marys Church. Rev Father Foley officiated. The bride wore hage faille silk and a matching hat with a bouquet of sweetheart roses and orchids. Best man was Martin Keating, and bridesmaid Miss Jule Dorn wore dark blue canton crepe. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s aunt 434 Barnum Avenue. The couple plans trips to New York and Washington DC before settling on Boston Avenue. The bride has worked for Bryant Electric. the groom for Singer Manufacturing.
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Frances May
Barnum Avenue
J. Harold Keating
Stillman Street
St. Mary’s Church
Father Foley
Jule Dorn
New York City
Martin Keating
Letters of Natalie Dean Evelyn: Social dances at Stratfield Hotel
Abridged notes describe Stratfield Hotel after remodeling hosting a social program led by Ruth Topeing Beers. Guest columnist recounts dancing nights with Sneidel's orchestra starting October 18, and includes recollections of laundry service, fashion shopping, and family life at the beach cottage, plus local commerce and bread brand praise.
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Dean Evelyn
Mra
Ruth Topeing
Bridgeport
Neghing
Sneidel
Tom
Tate
Sincay West
Tranford
Miss Schoenberger to Wed H G Lockhart in Fall Ceremony
Miss Alice Mary Schoenberger daughter of William Schoenberger will marry Harold Galen Lockhart of Roasmoyne Pa at Summerfield church on Wednesday evening October 8 at 6 30 o'clock. Rev Harold Clemans will conduct the ceremony with Miss Hall organist. The couple will reside at 761 Seaview avenue after their wedding and take a motor trip through Pennsylvania. Miss Schoenberger has been connected with D M Read company. Mr Lockhart works for Bridgeport Gas company.
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Alice Mary Schoenberger
William Schoenberger
Seaview Avenue
Harold Galen Lockhart
Roasmoyne
Summerfield
Harold Clemans
Miss Hall
Miss Schoenberger
Migs Degse Schoenberger
Robert Schoenberger
Reconciliation Near Between Mayor and General Butler
Philadelphia October report says Mayor Kendrick expects reconciliation with General Smedley Butler director of Public Safety after three months of impasse. Butler, convalescing from a cold, reaffirms law enforcement policy and keeping police out of politics, pledging continued cooperation when physically able.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D Butler
Public Safety
W. Freeland Kendrick
Butler
Clothing Needed at Bridgeport Christian Union Salvage
Cold weather drives demand for worn but usable clothes at Bridgeport Christian Union salvage department. Rev. Charles Simpson urges Bridgeport residents to donate any serviceable garments, especially winter wear, for renovation and distribution to the needy.
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Christian Union
Bridgeport Christian Union
Charles Simpson
Bridgeport
Chiistan Union
Edelmann's Signature Mirrors La Follette Petition
City Treasurer Otto K Edelmann faced questions after handwriting on a La Follette Wheeler petition appeared like his signature. Edelmann refused to comment saying I have nothing to say. City hall buzzed over reported Republican bolting by Brookhart and Edelmann.
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Otto K Edelmann
O. K. Edelmann
Bridgeport
Conn
la Follette-Wheeler Progressive Party
Edelmann
Senator Brookhart
Knights of Pythias Plan Boston Trip
Bridgeport Lodge members meet at Castile hall to hear the committee report on the Boston trip for the October 18 celebration. The event honors John Ballantyne of Massachusetts for two years as Supreme Chancellor. About 50 members plan to attend.
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Enirh's
Pythias
Castile Hall
Bridgeport Lodge
Boston
John Ballantyne
Massachusets
Galing
There. But Where The Boss Questions The New Suit Fit
The boss challenges the salesman about the fit of a new suit, muttering threats and disbelief as he eyes the expensive garment. A clipped exchange hints at tension and possible dispute over fitting and pricing.
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Forbes Magasin
WTAL Statistics Berths and Marriages Listing
A denormalized elderly clipping lists birth notices in September for several couples with addresses on Howard and Connecticut avenues and Rogswick, plus multiple marriage notices including Robert J Quinn and Eva Noble, Raymond L Skinner and Ruth E Judd, and Berbert Axman with Ruth E Judd. The fragmentary text names dates, streets, and names without complete context.
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Robert J Quinn
Lva Noble
Raymond L Skinner
Harriet Street
Paarl BR Crowther
Berhan Avenue
Berbert Axman
Franklin Street
Ruth E. Judd
Palsade Avenue
Tyan
Velvet Hats and Fur Trimmed Coats at Velvet Hats
Velvet Hats showcases fur trimmed coats in Bolivia and Fawn silk lined designs with beaver sealine grey squirrel and mink to confer elegance. Also features silk skirts and bright tunics with novelty crepes, peacock feather trims in hats, and fall stockings at described prices.
Bobbed Hair Nets Attract Bargain On Main Floor
Advertisement touts bobbed hair nets priced at 2 for 25 cents. Nets are described as cap shaped and suited to girlish bobbed hair, with single or double mesh options and a claim that they really fit. Sale pushed as on the main floor.
Heavy Linen Thread For Winter Garments And Frocks
Brisk fall days prompt housewives to fetch heavy winter garments from storage and sew loose buttons with strong linen thread. 100 yd spools No 25 50 in black or white available, with subtle color touches in satin frocks and exclusive Parisian inspired models shown in autumn fashions.
New Imported Kid Gloves with Novelty Cuffs
Fashioned of soft imported kid the gloves feature scalloped ruffles and fancy cut-out cuffs in black white and shaded effects. Colors include beaver brown black grey and mad. Many styles and prices from 3.50 to 4.75 on main floor.
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Mallinson
Formality A New I Miller Creation Shoes for Women
Smartly dressed women favor Miller shoes for foot fashion. Miller designers are ahead of others, the shoes imported direct from Paris. The particularly smart models shown are black satin or patent leather and have just arrived priced at 13.50 dollars.
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Miller Shoes
Paris
Men Health and Comfort Wool Underwear Ad
The warning notes wool undergarments as healthier for cold weather. It claims cotton offers less protection against sudden temperature changes and colds. Carter's Union Suits for men come in several styles with wool mixtures available from about four dollars.
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Carter's Union
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