Fragmentary note on syrup bottle and sales
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a syrup bottle and a seller, with partial phrases about pricing and a sale. It references a person Mam and Morred, a bottle, and various stray words, but no coherent whole.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1927
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a syrup bottle and a seller, with partial phrases about pricing and a sale. It references a person Mam and Morred, a bottle, and various stray words, but no coherent whole.
Miss Helen M Keane daughter of Mrs Thomas C Keane of Dayton Street Sandy Hook will wed Danbury resident Bernard Gilbury at St Rose's Church Newtown Monday morning Rev William H Kennedy to perform the ceremony and celebrate a pontifical high mass. Gilbury is noted as local Prudential Insurance supervisor in Danbury.
Rev Dr William Horace Day preached at United Church on The life that wins a vivid set of images from Jesus early years to his public ministry. The speaker linked bodily health and daily exercise to Christian life and lauded church programs promoting outdoor activity and fitness within youth associations.
Miss Wilhelmina L Bakes assistant secretary of American Bank and Trust in Bridgeport joins the American Bankers association convention in Houston Texas from October 24. She will attend the annual meeting of the Association of Bank Women as New England representative, one of the country’s pioneering women bank executives since 1922.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Pullman of Bridgeport earns Dean's List honor at Smith College Northampton as the only local student named this year. Alice Winchester of Darien also makes the Smith Dean's List amid a busy campus with drama and musical events across New Haven and surrounding towns.
The New Park City hospital group reported all beds occupied as drive winds down. Directors said 20 additional beds are needed for operative cases. Executive member Jabom noted beds are vital, while Henry Greenstein said Stratfield HQ will close Saturday after the drive. remaining movements will shift to 1200 Main Street.
The Rev Charles L Gomph formerly of Grace Episcopal church returned to Bridgeport after fourteen years and preached at Trinity in the morning. In Mercer Hatt's absence he spoke on the Berkeley Divinity School eight day preaching mission planned October 23 to 30 with sermons by Right Rev Ting Perce Johnson D D each evening at 6 o'clock.
Women’s Activities groups from Business and Professional, College, Altleague and Mothers clubs join Connecticut Federation of Women’s Clubs gathering in Cheshire on Thursday. Bridgeport Delphian Society hosts at Catherine Lee Tearoom in Southport tomorrow with hostesses Miss Mary F Witt, Miss M I Giknove and Miss Newton Hine.
United States Senator Glass of Virginia denounces the State Department practice of sanctioning or vetoing private bank loans to foreign governments as extra constitutional. He argues Congress alone holds exclusive power to regulate foreign commerce and disputes the President's claimed executive control over private financial transactions.
The annual Sigma Iota banquet at St Paul’s Episcopal Church parish house on Beach Street features Major Orville A Petty as principal speaker. Mayor Petty, chaplain of the 202nd Connecticut regiment, and Rev G M Gelser will attend, with Chauncey Bush and Theodore W. Bialling providing entertainment. The club, founded in 1804 by Ella Kelly, now has over 75 active members. officers include Alfred E Stokes president and Ralph H Schaalman as chairman of the banquet committee.
More than 300 people entered the Salvation Army auditorium on Elm Street for a concert by the South Manchester Salvation Army band of 30 pieces regarded as a leading national unit. Guests of honor Brigadier and Mrs A Bates of Hatford and Colonel and Mrs Arthur T Brewer of New York were on the platform. An innovation saw the band transform into a male chorus under the director’s leadership after laying down their instruments. Prior to the concert the band paraded up Main Street followed by local members of the organization.
A reflective line notes that those weighed in moral or intellectual balance are judged by what they lack rather than what they possess. It emphasizes the futility of chasing surplus traits and the inevitability of needing less to gain more.
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