Gladys Armstrong Weds L F Rossiter in Greenwich
Miss Gladys Coreletts Armstrong of Greenwich married Lawrence F Rossiter of Field Point Road at Christ Episcopal Church this afternoon by Rev Dr Thompson. Bridesmaids included Florence Marsh and Ruth Huston. best man Josiah C Palmer Jr. ushers Martin Quinn Jr and Frederick Gaston Jr. A large reception followed at Mrs Charles P Armstrong’s home. The bride, a graduate of Miss Masters School class of 1918, debuted in New York society recently. Rossiter, Yale graduate 1917, served as a Lieutenant in World War I and works for Guaranty Trust Co in New York.
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Greenwich
Gladys Coreletts Armstrong
Charles F.rm
Belle Haven
Lawrence F
Rossiter
Edward L. Rossiter
Field Point Road
Christ Episcopal-churen
M. George “Thompson
Mira Armstrong
Ileabelle Alling Armstrong
Raymond G. Daly
Stratford
Dorothy Thomson
Ethel Hays
Armstrong
Greén
Florence Marsh
Pasadena
Cal
Ruth Huston
Coatsville
Aliss Mary iWikes
McKinney
Kommbia
Frede
Imele
Lorenzol . Armstrong
Riverside
Mary Rosco
John Arm G Strons
Josiah C. Palmer, Jr
New York
Martin J. Quinn, Jr
Frederick K. Gaston, Jr
Georsy WV. Flelmoe
John D. Specker
Howard B.dean
Garden
David
Cowles
Rye
Raymond GS. Daly
Stamfore
Raynal St. M
Charles P. Armstrong
Mgr. Rossiter
Yale University
Bantam Bout Night Set at Commonwealth Club Card
Two rising bantams Harry Gordon and Danny Lee meet in a twelve round bout at the Commonwealth Club Saturday night. Also on the bill, Loug nt hurricane draw bout at Coney Island and a twelve round clash between Jack Stark and Jimmy Mars.
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Harry Gordon
Danny Lee
Obituary notices for several residents including Renaud and Sullivan
Funeral services were held yesterday for Eugene Renaud at 2 PM with Rev. Newfield officiating and burial in Pack Cemetery. Bridget Sullivan’s funeral was at 8:30 AM from her home with high mass and St. Michael's cemetery burial. Mark Milly Skector’s service occurred this afternoon at her sister’s home, burial in Mountain Grove. Lydia E Drew and Eleanor G Cox funerals planned at local parishes. cemetery burials at Takeview and other local plots. Johanna K Creter, 38, funeral from her home with burial in Lakeview cemetery.
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Eugene Renaud
Wuganw Renaud
Bridget Sullivan
James Sullivan
Charlie
St. Michael's Cematory
Emily Keeler
Mark
Milly Skector
Waa
W. §. Wilson
Colorado Avenue
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Eleanor G. Cox
John Cox
Ft. Bisop
Faicid Avenue
St. Ifs Church
S. Vincent’s Hospital
Buelal
Takeview Cemetery
Johanna K. Creter
Jehanna K. Creter
Primarn Syanpe
Edwin
Johanna Creter
Lakeview Cemetery
Seven teams in Allied American Football opener
Philadelphia reports 73 teams in the Allied American Football Association tournament with about 1,125 players enrolled for the season. The league begins Saturday as teams prepare for a full schedule across the city. In other news a mountain lion mother stays with cubs until six months old before abandoning them, with cubs weighing up to 56 pounds at that time.
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Philadelyfhia
Allied
American Football Association
Yale Athletics Cleared As Blossom Confirms Staff Plans
Yale University athletic director John T. Blossom announced a resolution to recent turmoil over baseball and track coaching. Captain Eddy will stay as captain and back Tommers, who returns as coach at a reduced salary. Track coach Mack and assistant Queal to be placed. other appointments and committees named for athletic governance.
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W Haven
Yale University
John T. Blossom
Suu Wong
Bernit Tommy
Biossant
Yale
Eddy
A. K. B. Commers
Tommers
neWa
Coch Tommers
Torwigs Fis
Laatlis
Otherg
Rina
Bildy
Judema Tommer
Reed Vale
Blossom
Yale Trace
John Mack
Emiily Queal
Sivey
Mack
Te Finan
Abience Control
Vi - Mendel
Wharmant
James Greenway
Tilda É Art
B. H. Warren
Beard
A. i I. Toothness
Ja Hasehath
Do Merri Ax
Dal
Aprains Gan Ke Eemmia
Froshman Basta
American Legion swindle reported by ex soldier Ward
An ex soldier Ward alleges a training company swindled him and others in Americus with $1 initiation fees. Police were alerted and officials say Ward and the company are unknown, lacking official affiliation and a clear address in the report.
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Ward
Americus
Auction Sale of ANTIQUES Wednesday October 11 1922
Auctioneer Charles F Beardsley announces an antique sale at the residence of Chirtos Beardsley on Main Street Beardsley facing federal details. Items include a wing chair high boy side tables chintz Wales shawls brass ornaments and a large assortment of groceries and tools. Lunch or dinner available at Parker House. Sale starts at 10 am sharp with rough condition goods.
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Chirtos
Baedsley
Main Street
Parker House
Tarry Aron
Charles F. Beardsley
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Gladys Armstrong
L. F. Rossiter
Mildred Louis Lathrop
Boon Ali
Avenue
Robert C. Newfield
Lydia E. Drew
Lydia. B. Drew
Ralphit. Drew
Geo Potent Rand Aiseet
Hanover Atregt
Allied Football
Baker's
Os “ Baker
Walter Baker & CO
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Servicy
Ji First
National Bank
Bridg Port
Bernie Tommers
Newtown
Connecticut
Smith
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Children’s Fine
Canton
Harvey A. Brown
Faltichki Ave
Warner Buildins
Tess
MEG. Co., Inc
Mason St
Bridgeport
Conn
Woodsbury
Ae ‘Cares and Envelopes
O.oo Package
Cnvelanes
Ais Brotten Linen
The
Smith-Murray Co
Powertown
America
NG ON
Ice Department
Powertown Tire Sales CO
Stratford Ave
Kossuth St
Barnum
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