Red Cross Drive Gains Legion Support in City
A city wide Red Cross campaign for 16,000 memberships continues with house to house canvassing. Volunteers from the Marty W. Congdon Post of the American Legion assist, led by W Parker Seelay and R E Baldwin, with members R J Congdon H C Main William Kelly J A Smith William McElroy Andrew Goodwin Frank Mitchell Ray Fox Nicholas Bayes J R Peterson and Frank Driscoll, aiming to enroll many more by early next week.
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Frank Mitchell
Ray Fox
Nicholas Bayes
J. R. Peterson
Frank Driscoll
Harvard Students Heckle Straton at Cambridge Meeting
Five hundred Harvard students debated with Rev John Roach Straton, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church New York, last night in Cambridge. The heckling covered questions on biblical creation and religious symbols, reflecting a spirited exchange between students and the prominent Fundamentalist leader.
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Russian Handwork Exhibit and Tea at YWCA Golden Hill
The International Institute and Education department of the YWCA present a Russian handcraft exhibit at 263 Golden Hill Street on Tuesday afternoon. Samples include cregs stitched, hand painted handkerchiefs, scarfs and shawls. Mrs Tomashevsky will discuss Russian design history and production. tea served from 3 to 8 p.m. with tea at 4 p.m. All friends of the YWCA and Russian handicraft enthusiasts are invited.
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New England Hay Crop Rises Above Initial Estimates
The New England Crop Reporting Service reports the hay harvest this year at 4 814 000 tons, well above earlier estimates. The total is 7 percent above the five year average and higher than last year’s crop, signaling a strong season for the region’s forage production.
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Auto Kills Bethel Prize Winning Dog
A Bethel dog that placed second at the 1925 Danbury Fair was killed by an automobile last night. Valued at 500 dollars, the dog Onondaga Nuks June belonged to Edward Too and J. K. Daily, well known breeders. The animal had won multiple prizes in the past year.
Post Road Open Again for Two Way Traffic
Norwalk residents learn that Post Road between Norwalk and Bridgeport is reopened to two way traffic after repairs. The completion ends detours on Routes 4 and nearby roads, restoring normal travel flow and reducing congestion for the public.
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Abranaunm Lodge Plans Sixtieth Anniversary Meeting
Abranaunm lodge announces its sixtieth anniversary and invites all members to attend a meeting this Sunday. The event includes a ceremony for degrees and lectures for candidates during the coming months, with further details to follow.
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